HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-06-07, Page 5THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, JUNK 7, WS1
Fourth AViunei*
Mrs. George Hess was a lucky
winner on<? the Fab Contest at
CKNX AVingham Thursday last.
This is the fourth person in
Hensail to win on this contest.
Rochester
Hearing Aids
Fitted and Sold at
Middleton’s Drug Store
Hensail Phone 20
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Mrs. 0. Twitehell returned1
home Monday after spending a
few days with her daughter and
J son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Davidson of Port Colborne.
Mrs. Robert McLean, Kippen,
won the door prize at the Ringo
Saturday night in the Legion
Hall, sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary, Joyce Munn drew the
winning ticket.
The W.M.S. of the United
Church are packing a bale Fri
day evening, June 8, in the
schoolroom of the church for
European relief, your contribu
tions will be appreciated, as the
need is great.
OPENING OFFICIALS .... Group of officials at opening ceremonies at the sixtv-fourth Hen
sall Stock Show reading from left to right: Arthur Nicholson; Ken Lampman. Area Man
ager, Exeter R.O.A.; Hydro Chairman Robert II. Saunders; George Armstrong, President
Hensail Stock Show; John Passmore, Superintendent, Hensail Hydro; Thomas Prvde,
M.P.P., Huron County.
GENEROUS
TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
when you equip with
GOODYEAR
TIRES
® We*ll give you a
generous allowance for
the unused mileage jn
your present worn, un
safe tires. Remember,
90% of tire trouble
occurs in the last 10%
of tire life. Drive in
today and get new,
safe, big-mileage
Goodyears. Don’t de*
Jay, take full advantage
of our trade-in plan
today.
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We are again contracting acreage for
The Canada Malting Company
SEED SUPPLIED — CONTACT US
Geo. T. Mickle & Sons
Phone 103 HENSALL, ONT. Nights 133
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Hensall And District News
UXTABLE
PHONE: 153-W
A COMPLETE LINE OF GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES, LIFEGUARDS & BATTERIES
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ANKLE
At The Old Price
i ® SOME WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS
? • TWO WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS
• THREE ASTRAL REFRIGERATORS
McClary Electric Stove — old model, for summer
kitchen, cheap.
Coal and Wood Range (Used) — in good condition. I
We also handle Servel Refrigerators. This is your
opportunity to buy at the old price and save money.
PASSMORE ELECTRIC
HENSALL * ONTARIO
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CARS
Ford Coach, very good ...........................
Mercury Coach, has everything except
u token sink .....................................................
Hudson Coach, new tires ......................
Meteor Sedan .............................................
Chrysler Sedan ...........................................
Hillman Sedan ...........................................
Chev Sedan ..................................................
Dodge Sedan ................................................
Dodge Sedan, best, one in captivity ..
Chev Coupe, hydraulic brake ...............
Chev Coach, very good ..........................
Harley Motorcycle ....................................
Indian Motorcycle ....................................
Model T Coupe, like new ......................
Special Car
Monarch Coach, a steal. To be reduced
$10 a day until sold. Thursday's price ......
TRUCKS
1949 vFord Pickup ................................................
1949 Dodge 1-Tbn .................................„............
1947 Dodge 3-Ton ............ ,.........................
1946 Ford
1946 Ford
☆1950
☆1949
the 1
☆1948
A*19'49
☆1947
☆1949
■fr 1946
A*1941
☆1937
☆1934
☆1933
☆1931
☆1946
☆1924
☆1949
2,095.
Mark Diamond .
Anniversary
Mr, and Mrs, J. R. McDonald,
highly esteemed residents, who
resident a mile and a half south
of Hensall, Highway 4, Saturday,
June 2, observed their diamond
wedding anniversary. Members
of their family and friends cele
brated the event with them. Mr.
McDonald, who on May 17 ob
served his ninety-fifth birthday,
has been confined to his room
for the past four years. Mrs.
McDonald, the former Dorcas
Horney, is enjoying fairly good
health.
They have lived on the same
farm for the past 40 years. Up
until declining years they were
active members of Hensall Unit
ed Church. Their marriage was
solemnized by the late. Rev. Cook
of Hensall, at the home of the
bride’s parents in Usborne. Their
family consist of two daughters,
Mrs. C. Davis, Toronto; Mrs.
Russell Love, Kincardine; and
one son, Lloyd, at home.
Attending the celebration were
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Davis,
Shirley and Leonard, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Love and
family, Kincardine; Dr, and Mrs.
Donald Davis and son, of Ox
bridge; Miss Mary Horney, Lon
don; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stat
ham, London; Miss Lois Statham
of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. John
Roberts, Lansing, Mich:; Mr. and
Mrs. Burkhart, Cleveland, Ohio;
Mr. Albert Spencer and Miss
Spencer, Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald were
the recipients of many lovely
gifts, flowers, cards and con
gratulatory messages.
Huronia Male Chorus Sings
At Hensall Anniversary
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2- Ton ....................... ..........
3- Ton ..................................
Special Trucks
Pickup. Thursday's priceFord
Ford Pickup. Thursday’s price
1,480.
1.350.
1,195.
750.
690.
590.
1940
1936
These trucks to be reduced $10 a. day until
TRACTORS
104S
1946
1945
teed
Ford ................................... ............................
Ford, stepup transmission ......................
Ford, motor overhauled and guaran-
Special Tractors
Ford, stepup. Thursday’s price ............
Ford, good but you have to crank
1947
1944
Thursday’s price .................................................
These tractors to be reduced $10 a day until
✓
Get a Corn, Bean and
Sugar Beet Planter NOW!
USED PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS
For All Makes
USED MOWER, 4-ROW SCUFFLER
For International H
370.
145.
sold.
925.
795.
795.
745.
600.
sold.
Larry Snider Motors
PHONE 64-W EXETER
Hen sail Legion Hears
Hydro Speaker
Members of the Hensall Branch
of the Canadian Legion held a
social evening in the Legion Hall
Tuesday evening, May 29, and
had as their special speaker,
Grant Webber of the Frequency
Standardization office in Sea
forth, who spoke of the change-
over to 60 cycle power in this
section of Ontario.
He also showed a coloured
film “C” Day, which depicted
the proceedure of planning and
getting materials and execution
of converting frequency sesitive
appliances etc., to the new pulse
beat of 60 cycle. The benefits to
hydro consumers was pointed out
in this 20 minute colored film.
Special guests present were
members of the Legion Branch
of Exeter. Past president, Jack
Tudor moved a vote of thanks to
Mr. Webber. Refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pope,
Preston, were in town Sunday,
renewing old aquaintances who
were pleased to meet again.
Group 4 of the Ladies Aid of
Carmel Presbyterian Church met
in the Sunday school room of
the church Tuesday afternoon
and quilted, two quilts, they have
six more to complete.
Mrs. C. M. Hedden and Herb
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hedden and family
at Dresden.
Mr.“ Casey Hudson, George,
Donna and Dianne, Goderich,
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. Hud
son.
Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Campbell,
Toronto, are spending a few days
in the village.
Successful anniversary services
were observed in the United
Church Sunday, June 3. Large
congregations filled the auditor
ium and gallery for both ser
vices. Lovely baskets of tulips
and other flowers made an at
tractive setting.
Guest speaker for the day was
Rev. F. C. Miller, B.A., of Pres
ton, who delivered two very
challenging and inspiring mes
sages. At the morning service
the theme was “The Great Alter
native’’. In the evening, he based
his thoughts from the theme
“The Universality of Jesus*’.
For the morfiing service the
choir of forty voices under direc
tion of S. G. Rannie, with Miss
Greta Lammie at the organ con
sole, sang “Be Not Far From
Me,* O God’’ and “In My Father’s
House Are Many Mansions”.
Soloists were Mrs. R. Mock, S.
Rannie and J. Rowcliffe. A
pleasing duet, “How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings”, was sung by
Mrs. H. McEwan and Mrs. R.
Broderick.
At the evening service the
Huronia Male Chorus of Exeter,
under direction of Mrs. H. L.
Sturgis, with Mrs. F. C. Pen
warden, accompanist, provided
the music. Their choir numbers
were “Bless This House”, “Deal*
Land Of Hope”, “Softly And
Tenderly”. The male quartette,
composed of Harold and Gerald
Skinner, W. G. Cochrane and
Norman Walper, offered “The
Old Rugged Cross”. An octette,
composed of IL Skinner, C. Pfile,
Ron Elford, Irvin Pfile, C.
Cann, E. Desjardine, F. Wild-
fong and Allen Buswell, sang
“Wonderful”. A solo, “How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings”, was
rendered by Harry Hern.
All the numbers were beauti
fully rendered and well received.
One of the nice features of this
chorus was that they gave their
services gratis.
Rev» P. A. Ferguson of Carmel
Presbyterian assisted with the
services. Their evening service
was withdrawn in favour of this
anniversary.
The male chorus concluded
the service with the rendition of
the Vesper. The offering for the
day was most gratifying. Re
freshments were served to mem
bers of the male chorus.
100% Spun Nylon
Washes and wears as only Nylon will.
Buy 2 or 3 pairs at this prior—
Only $1.00 Pair
Comfy Soft Cotton
A treat for your £e<-t 1
590 Pair
Buy now while colour selection is complete .
TUDOR’S
Phone 70 - LADIES’ WEAR, DRY GOODS - Hensall.
SATURDAY JUNE
IS
FORCE DAY
Next Saturday, Canada’s Air Force will be on<
parade—for you, your family and your friends.
There, for you to see, will be special. ground!
air displays and exhibits showing new RCAF equipment
training facilities.
and
and
District Guides
Attend Camp
One hundred and seventy-five
Girl Guides and their guiders
from 1-Iuron-Perth attended the
Girl Guides’ picnic held at Kee-
waydin, 18 miles north of Gode
rich on Saturday, June 2. Guides
from St. Marys, Stratford, Lis-
towel, Ingersoll, Brussels, Blyth,
Goderich, Exeter and Hensall at
tended.
St. Marys won the Divisional
Shield for efficiency in guiding
and sports and for the most
competitive group.
Sports and contests were run
off many contests such as fire
lighting, ball throwing, compass
and signalling contests.
In the three-legged race Jean
Lavender and Margaret Reid of
Hensall was in second place, and
Jean Lavender was third in the
100-yard dash.
The affair concluded with a
camp fire and taps, song, and
program. July 17 the Guides will
go to camp at Keewkydin.
Lands Big Muskic
Don Ross, Brucefield, 17,
caught a fish in the Rapids at
the Bayfield River weighing 23
pounds, and 34 inches in length.
The fish was a muskie, ail over
sized pike, very rare in these
parts, and he caught it with min
nows.
Kathy McCloy of Toronto is
visiting with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess for
this week.
I
YOUR
AND SEE
AIR FORCE
IN ACTION
. . . meet the men who keep up its great tradition . .
the RCAF at work.
Saturday, June the 9 th, is the day when Royal Canadian
Air Force Stations across the country will say '•'‘Welcome” to
hundreds of thousands of Canadians. You’ll get a real thrill
when you see your Air Force in action on Saturday afternoon.
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE
RCAF Station in this area.
RCAF STATION CLINTON
SHOW STARTS AT 1:30 p.m.
BY WALLY BISHOPX