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THE TIMES,MWOCATE, EXETER, ONTAR IQ, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY $K 1946
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1-5 Mill Levy cm Usborne Petitioners
For Fed. of Agriculture Membership
mount oarmel
Mr, Jas. Breen has been under
the Doctor’s care,
A large crowd attended the re
ception Friday evening in honor of
Mri and Mrs. Jas. McCarthy. Mr.
Jos. Coughlin read an address and
Gerald Regan presented them with
with a gift of money. Both replied
fittingly.
Miss Rose Mary Regam nurse-im
trnining, at Gt. Joseph’s Hospital,
is holidaying at the home of her
mother, Mrs- Mary Regan.
Miss Mary Doyle ,of London,
spent the week-end with her par
ents here. •
Mr, Mack McDonald suffered a
heart attack on Tuesday and is
confined to his bed.
Mr* and Mrs. Corrie Regan,' of
Centralia, spent Sunday with # Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Dietrich and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O’Brien, of Cen
tralia, visited here on Sunday.
Rev. Fr, .Fogarty is visiting his
brothers in the United States.
Miss Betty Regan R.N., of Sar
nia, visited over the week-end with
her parents here.
Latest reports here Mrs. Martha
McPhee, of Stratford, is improving.
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MURRAY—QUAIL
A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized at Cronyn Memorial church
in London on Friday, May 10th,
1946, when Miss Velma Ruth Quail,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Quail,
of London, became the bride of Mr,
Ferguson Murray, son of Mr. and
Mrs, David Murray, of London. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. R. Latimer. The bride who is
a granddaughter of Mr. Geo. Eas
terbrook and neice of Miss 'Phoebe
Easterbrook, of town, is well-known
ip Exeter as she has been a visitor
here for many years. Her many
friends extend hearty congratula
tions to them.
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Our lakes this summer are going to attract thousands of
friendly visitors from the States. We want them to enjoy'
themselves ... it’s in our own interest to see they^ get the
very finest of everything we can give them.
WHAT CAN I DO? The answer is plenty! Here are some of
the things anyone can do. These practical suggestions come
from a well-known Ontario Hotelman: •
Know the places of interest
and beauty spots in your
district and tell people all
about them.
When you write your friends
in the States tell them about
the places they would really
enjoy visiting. .
Try to make any visitor glad
he came to Canada. .
IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS
Worth his weight in gold!
The Province of Ontario
profits to almost the same
extent from tourist busi
ness aS it does from the
gold mining industry. It’s
. up to each of us to see
that it goes on growing.
Take the time to'give arty
requested information fully
and graciously.
In business dealings, re
member Canada’s reputation
for courtesy and fairness
depends on you. •
To sum it up, follow the
“Golden Rule.”
This diagram shows how
everyone benefits from the
Ontario tourist income.
Every dollar is shared this
way < « . 1. Hotels; 2.
Stores; 3. Restaurants;
4. Taxes, etc.; 5. Amuse
ments; 6. Garages.
It works both ways!
They treat us royally
When we visit them
... we can't do less
than return the com
pliment. Remember
that it costs money
,to take a holiday *..
so let’s see they get a
good return for every
penny they’Spend.
The Municipal Council of Us-
borne Township met in regular ses
sion ip the Township Hall on Sat-
m’day, May llth, at 1 o’clock p.m**
All of the members were present*
The minutes of April 13th were
adopted op motion by Elierington.
and Brock.
Correspondence:
Exeter-Hensall Branch of the
Canadian. ■ ip.eg.jicm, inviting the
Council members to attend the mid
monthly meeting of the Branch to
be held in Exeter1 on May 20th, for
the purpose of hearing an address
on Soil Conservation by Engineer
R. w. Smith, of Middlesex County*
The Council deeidea to attend.
Ontario Municipal Association,
notice of Annual Convention in
August,
Stuart Mail', returned from the
Navy, letter of thanks for gift ring.
CI<NX, Wingham, requesting co
operation of the Council in prepar
ing a recording for broadcast to
communities bn municipal matters
and transaction of business. The
Clerk was instructed to reply that
this Council %wili co-operate with
the Station.
Association of Assessing Officers
of Ontario, requesting membership;
also . announcing Annual Meeting,
Royal York Hotql, June 10, 11 and
12;’ moved by Tuckey and Duncan,
that we join this association and
that the Assessor be authorized to
attend; carried.
The report of »S.
Drainage Engineer,
Drain was read
the presence of
ratepayers; no
work was raised
Ellerington and
was provisionally adopted and the
Clerk was instructed to print the
required number of copies and to
serve one personally on each inter
ested ratepayer, assessed under the
scheme and the . date of the Court
of Revision was set on Monday
evening, May 27, at 8.30 o’clock.
Re the proposed Township School
Area; inoved by Duncan and Brock
that this by-law, to be known as
By-Law No. 3-1946, he given three
readings today, carried. Moved by
Tuckey and Ellerington that By-
Law No. 3-1946 be finally passed;
carried'.
Mr. A. Sweitzer, of the Huron
Lumber Company was present and
was giy;en an outline of the dimen
sions and plan of the proposed new
municipal building for housing the
Township’s machinery and he prom
ised a quotation to be presented to
the next meeting of the Council,
Mr.JMcLelland of Armco Products
Ltd., Guelph, was present to solicit
orders for culverts and other steel
pipes; no action.
A delegation was present from
the Usborne Unit of the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture,
consisting of President, James
Simpson; 5
&er, 1 _ - They -presented: they reported that I Thomson;
a canvass of all the farmers iil the'8
Township had been completed with
a. petition to have the membership
for the ‘Federation collected from
each farmer’ through his' taxes in
the form of a levy of 1/5 mill on
his assessment; they reported two hundred and ’fifty-two signatures
and presented a resolution from th.e
Township Board asking that this
levy be made on all farmers within
the Township; on motion by Brock
and -Duncan, the Council- agreed to
pass a' by-law, providing for the
collection of 1/5 of one mill on the
names which, appear on .the petition
cards ’ and also to pay the Clerk
for the work incurred in making
this levy to that the full amount
collected will go to the Federation
of Agriculture. __Owing to policy of the Depart- i field, sr., -of. Lambeth, with Mr. and
ment of Highways, Arthur Rohde “ “
at your calendar! If you’re going fo
frill, you should starting your
chicks! Early chicks cap take their time about growing
and maturing; But June chicks haven’t much leeway. If
you’re going to get them into production by top-price
time, they’ve got tp grow and develop FAST.
That’s one pf the many good things Bray Chicks are noted
for, •
By using good tender green pasture, you can
raise good chicks very cheaply, Order Dray
■—rOriler Today b
Fred W, Bray, Limited
120 JOHN ST, N. — HAMILTON, ONT.
Bray Chick Hatchery, Exeter Phone 246
GLADMAN and CQCHRANE
BARRISTERS 8WUITQRS
EXETER, ONTARIO
nt Hensall, Friday to Jfr j>»m,
ELMER P, iFWn B.A.
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Successor to J. W. Morley
EXETER, ONT.
DR. F. 4, MILNER
Physician and Surgeon
Corner . of William and Sanders
Streets, opposite the residence of
the Jate Dr; J. W, Browning.
Phones: Office *295W, Res. 29 5 J
EXETER, ONTARIO
Dr. G. F. Rpulston, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Office, Bell Building
EXETER, ONT.
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
W. Archibald,
on the Wurm
and considered in
several interested
objection to the
anc] on motion by
Brock the report
WOODHAM
Miss Mary Bullock spent the
week-end with Miss Ombra Cope
land,
Miss Marjorie smith,
ralia, spent the week-end
Rhoda Thomson.
Anniversary visitors in
munity were:
Gardiner,
Mr
Mr
Mr
Elaine, of Metropolitan, with
Harvey Parkinson; Mr, and
Harold Bell, v, uuuuuu,
and Mrs. Frank Parkinson;
Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.P.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Main Street, Exeter
Office 36w Telephones Res. 3Gj>
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
of Cent-
with Miss
the com-
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
of Thapies Road, with
and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher;
and Mrs. Melv. Hern, of Zion,
and Mrs. Malcolm Spence and
" “■ Mr.
I-----, ....._____Mrs.
of London, with Mr,
. „ . Mr,
and Mrs. James Thomson, of Gran-*
ton, with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thom
son hnd family, Mrs. Thomson, sr,,
of Parkhill, Mrs. H. Mills, of Cent
ralia, with Mrs, James Mills; Mr.
and Mrs; Thomas Gunning, Mrs. V.
Gunning, of Granton, Mr. and Mrs.
Millex’ and Lillie, of Thames Road,
with Mr. and Mrs. James Miller;
Mr. and Mrs. Carman ’Switzer, of
St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. James
Squire, of Exeter, with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Whit. Switzer; Miss Mary
Hanna, of London, with Miss Rhoda
.Thomson; Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rodd,
of Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Passmore and Alice, Mrs. E. Hoop
er, of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Baker, Miss Rhea Smith, of
Plugtown, ,Miss Marjorie Johns
C. E. ZURBRIGG
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Optometrist at Exeter
Open every week day except
Wednesday
. ARTHUR WEBER .
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALE? A SPECIALTY (
PRICES REASONABLE *
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Rhone 57-18 Dashwood
R.R. No. 1, DASHWOODParkinson opened the next part of
the meeting .with hymn 156* Poem,
“Prayer and Potatoes,” by Rhoda
Thomson; piano’ solo by Lorene
Jaques: story “Twenty-eight Million
Kids”, by Florence ‘Kirk; a poem,
’’Wishing”, by Mrs. Jas. Miller;
Marian .Mills led in some contests.
The meeting closed with the Nation
al Anthem. A dainty lunch was then
served and a social half hour was
spent by all.
Young People’s Meeting .
Thje regular meeting of the Y.P.U.
was held on Sunday evening with
the Fellowship and Worship com
mittee in charge. Phyllis Wheeler
was in the chair. The theme w.as
John 3-16. Hymns *li23, 63 and 48VL A £ Ci31U.vlJ.Uj u dill GO Jr A U ts LLI Yy Al’j * aYJLXDm JJlJLUil J Ml; tjwlliiu
>uix, Secretary, Delmar Skin-1 with Mr. and Mrs. 'Albert 'Scott; ■ •>—.* v —^**.**„ - -----------
and Director, Ross ‘Marshall. Mr. Gordon Ford with Mr. Clarence were sung, followed by the Lords
----------- Mr> and Mrs> stuart Prayer in unison. The program was
Marriott with Mr. and. Mrs. Archie as follows: story by Dorothy Thom-
Dewar; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gray, son; poem by Jean Copeland; com-
of Detroit, Michigan, with Mr. Wm. meats on the theme by Florence
Mills and .other relatives in com-- Kfi'k; Hymn 293;. poem by Evelyn
munity; Mr1' and Mrs. Percy Foster Bullock; vocal solo by Marion- Mills,,
and Helen,'of St. Marys, Mr. and story by Bessie McCurdy; hymn 60.
Mrs. Lloyd • Knight, of Winchelsea,; The meeting was closed ■ with the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. -^Webber and National Anthem. Rev, Mr. Laing
Stuart Prayer in unison. The program was
Kirk; Hymn 293;. poem by Evelyn
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FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed
EXETER P.O. or RING 138
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WM. H. SMITH
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
Special training assures you of your
property’s true value on' sale day.'
Graduate of American Auction
Colleger
Terms Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Crediton P.O. or Phone 43-2
and Helen,
Bobby with Mr. Harry Webber;
Messrs.,. Edwin and Alex Ross, of
Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. ’Garnet
Johns, Mr. Frank Brock, •of Win-
chelsea, with Mi's. IN." Jaques; Mr.
and Mrs. Truman Tufts and family,
Miss Ruth Middleton, of Kirkton,
with Mrs. Roy Kirk; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Pringle with Mr. and Ma'S.
Robt. Carroll; .Mr. and MrA Arthur
Hopkins with Mr. Herb and Miss
Ada Hopkins; Rev: and Mrs. .Duf
field and Dale, and Mrs. R. Duf-
pronounced, the benediction
. , __ . _ Mrs. Bert Duffield; Cpl. John
who was the Township Road ’Super- Bowen, recently returned from
intendent at the time he joined the overseas with Mr.. and Mrs. Vicintendent at the time he joined the _______ ___ __u___ ___ .
Army is still the Superintendent Chatten; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lang-
but absent with leave for Service
in the Army; Mr. Rohde’s resigna
tion was received by the Council
and on motion by Ellerington and
Tuckey the resignation was accept
ed. Clerk was instructed to prepare
the necessary by-law, appointing
Acting Superintendent W. J. Rout-
ly as the Township Road Superim
tendent for Usborne.
The Clerk was
write the Clerks of Blanshard and
Biddulph asking the consent of the
Councils of those Municipalities to
include their portions of Union
School 'Section No. 12 in the Town
ship School Area,
On motion by Ellerington and
Brock,- a donation of $100 was
voted to the Cancer Research Fund.
Re the National Clothing Drive
in June for clothing for tile needy
people Of Europe; Council decided
to delay a decision until trie special
meeting of May 27th, and to acquire
all the information possible as to
the possibility of having the Red
Cross Units, now organized to un
dertake the Work.M^Ierk was instructed to write S.
W» Archibald, Engineer on the
Wurm Drain for an explanation as
to how he arrived at the necessity
for only a. 16 inch tile at the lower
end of the watershed in
Township and to report
Cottrt of Revision,
Bills and accounts for
rent month were paid.
Council adjourned to :
■special Session on May 27th
and
Sth,
instructed to
ford, Mr. and‘Mrs. -Ken Hodgins
and Lois, of Glendale, Mr.- and Mrs.
Ross Langford and son, of Lucan,
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Langford;
Miss Kathleen Johns, of Zion, Miss
Marian Copeland and MiSs Jean
Humphrey, of Kirkton, with Misses
Marion and Muriel Stephens; Mr.
ana Mrs. John Hazelwood, of
’Whalen, Mr. and Mrs; Robert Hazel
wood, of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs.
Mowatt Driver, .Jean, of Zion, and
Audrey, of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Hodgins, of Granton, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Langford, of Saints-
bury, Miss Helen Thacker, of To
ronto,
Thacker
iPdttison;
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PUBLISHED
THE PUBLIC INTERES1
’ BY JOHN LABATT LIMITED
Tune in ’’Ontijrio Holiday”
CfitB, 10:30 p.m., ——i
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
and Mrs. Leonard
and Mrs. Fred
_____ . Mrs. Harry
Hawkins and family, of Townline,
Mrs. Allan Jaques and
family, of Zion West, With Mr. a’nd
Mrs. Edgar Rodd, Mr* and Mrs.
Morris Hern and* Mr. and Mrs. Bari
Cole and daughter, of Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Canim; Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Scott and Jean, of Far
quhar, Mr.'-and ’Mrs. Wm. Rundle
With Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle;
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridham and
family, of Kirkton, with
Mrs. Clarence Mills.
Mission Circle
The monthly meeting of
sion Circle was held oh
evening in the basement of the
church With 18 present. Mrs. Ira
McCurdy gave the call to worship.
Hymn 400 was sUhg. ’Pile scripture
lesson Was read by MrS. Gladwin
Hooper followed by the- Lord’s
Prayer in unison. Vocal solo was
given by Mrs. Leonard Thacker. A
program leaflet entitled,11 “The Chris
tian Home” was given by Mrs. Jack
iThohispn, Bessie McCurdy, Phyllis
', . Marian .Mills, Rhoda
when one of thefi' less popular um-! Thomson, Jean Stephens and Mrs.
piros was called up for induction I McCurdy. Mrs, Hooper led in prdy-
by the army. But their jubilation ’ er. Rpli call and minutes Were read
was short lived; he was rejected J and adopted. The worship service
Reason: Defective vision. jwas biased with hymn 394. Marion
and Mr.
with Mr.
Mr.' and
Mr,' and
Mr, and
Usborne
to the
the ..cur-
the Mis-
Tuesday
Surprise Celebration on
25th Wedding ;
An niversary
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Mawhinney, of Stephen, on Friday
evening to honor them on their
•25th weddjng anniversary. They
were completely taken by Surprise.
Thirty relatives gathered at their
home and the evening was spent in
playing progressive
address was read
Swartz and the gifts
Chester Mawhinney.
the address:
Dear Rotha and Jim:
We have gathered
as. a family group to
your 25tlr wedding anniversary. We
are sure that the old verse—
Marry in the month of May
And you will surely rue the day.
doesn’t -hold true in your -case be
cause we believe .your marriage has
been a life partnership filled with
mutual interests as well as love,
partnership of square dealing
equally shared responsibilities,
ha've always found you ready
willing to help any of us when
need arose. We could not let
great event pass
some share in our happiness, So we
ask you to accept these gifts with
OUr “Best Wishes,”*-
Signed on behalf of
Your Relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Matvhftiney expres
sed their deepest .appreciation for
the*-useful and beautiful gifts which
they received. They all joined* in
sihgiilg ‘,’Fdr They are Jolly Good
Fellows.” Lunch was then served,
Congratulations Were received from
London, . Detroit, ’ Windsor, Exetei*
and Crediton,
euchre. The
by Mrs. Roy
, presented
Following
by
is
here to-n:
honor you
a
and
We
and
the
this
without having
p.m,,
June
the
meet in
„ . i» at 8.30
in regular session on
at 1 o’clock p.m,
A. W. Morgan, Clerk.
midwest recently, base-In ,— ..... ,-----ball fans heaved a sigh of relief <wheeler.
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DEDICATE mlemorIad font
AT GRANTON
A special feature of the Mother’s
Day service at the’ United Church,
Granton, was the presentation of a
memorial font from.
George Lambourne.
Former air force
Collings and’ Lloyd
Seeded
tismai
•made
Mr, 'and Mrs.
boya Ronald
Nichol, pro
altar and bap-to the church
font, when Rev. M. G, Oodk
the dedication to the glory
K
E. F. CQRBETT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Terms Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
. EXETER, R.R. 1
Phone Zurich '92r7
I
J. R. McLEAN
' LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for Middlesex, . Huron and Lambtoiie
all Types of sales—large
OR SMALL.
B.R. 2, Parkliill
Phone 12rl4 through Springbank
21-9tp-
PERCY C. WRIGHT
Licensed Auctioneer
Household, farm stock, implements*
arid
and
you
ient
pure bred sales, special training,
experience enables me to offer
sales service that is most effic-
aiid satisfactory.
Phone 90r22 Hensall
USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL-
FERE INSURANCE COMPANY
‘Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
Pres................ WM. A. HAMILTON1'
R. R. T, Cromarty
Vice-Pres............ WM. H. COATES-
«. Exeter
directors
JOHN HACKNEY .... Kirkton, R. 1.
’ANGUS SINCLAIR .... Mitchell R. 1
JOHN McGRATH ..... Dublin, Ont.
MILTON McCURDY .. Kii’kton, R. L
AGENTS
ALVIN L. HARRIS .......... Mitchell.
THOS* SCOTT ....... Cromarty
THOS, G. BALLANTYNE: Woodham.
SECRETARY-TREASURER
B. W. p; BEAVERS ........... Exeter-
F. W. GLADMAN
Solicitor, Exeter
swta
of God and ‘in memory of William
Thomas Lambourne,
ed in action on July
Caen, France.
At the close
service, children
K; Garrett, Mr.
Bucko, Mr, and
feiiOr, .Mf> ahd 1UIB, yiare Diyau,
Mr, ahd Mrs. Nelson Tait, Mr. and
Mrs. N. Baker and Mr, and Mrs,
Elmer Webb Were baptized.
who was kill-
25th, 1944, at
of
Of
and Mrs, _ ___
Mi's. Orville Gros-
Mrs. Clare Bryan,
the dedication
Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur