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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-07-08, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1954 Jitney Winners Winners of the Hensall jitney pn. the local bowling green were: first, John Henderson^ skip, Wil­ liam Henry, Mrs. C. Vanhorne, lead, two wins plus four; second, S, Rannie, skip, Mrs. Lome Lu- one S, Rannie, skip, Mrs, Lorne her, William Brown, lead, Win plus three. andMr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle family are spending the month Of July at the lake, Did you know that.,. Hensall Lady Wins $500 go to To- August to com- th e ■Go To Toronto I For Ice Loan • Hensall officials will ! ronto early in [ plete the transaction for I $30,000 ice debenture loan. I Council authorized Reeve A* IN 1902, THE MANUFACTURER OF THIS BATTERY-POWERED CHAIR SAID THAT IT WAS THE rt ’SUCOESSORTOTHEAUTOMOBItE AND THAT "SOON THE SIGHT OF PEOPLE IN THESE M0VIN6 SEATS WILL BECOMEOUITECOMMON” _____1...._ . J Mrs. W. H. Reid ! Hensall Native Mrs. William Harper Reid, wife of Dr. W- H. Reid, of Port Rowan, passed away at her resi­ dence on Monday, July 5 in her seventy-fourth year. The forme” Minnie Sheffer, she was born in Hensall. daugh­ ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheffer, and spent her early days here where she was well-known. At Port Rowan Mrs. Reid took an active part in church work, W. Kerslake. Clerk J. A. Pater and she was a gifted singer. She j son and <me councillor (o mak< was a member of St. John's An-; tjie trjp. glican Church. Surviving are her' ( husband and one son, Hugh, of ,j gix St. Catharines. > ^Boh showed expenses to The body rested at Clarke; higher than in 1953. funeral chapel, Port Rowan. Ser- : vices were held ^om St John's j laimed Anglican Church on M ednesday. ■1 July 7. and St. George United «■ L- s Church. Burial was in St. George I n<,'k"l”rn Clerk Paterson presented the ; months* financial statement be WE'RE headquarters for COMPLETE GOODYEAR tIRE SALES ANO SERVICE- WE'VE 60TGOODYEAR TIRES IN ALL PRICE RANGES, FOR EVERY PURPOSE... THE FASTEST MOST EFFICIENT REPAIR SERVICE INTOWN. SEE US FORALLYOURTIRE NEEDS! Anglican Church on Wednesday. • cemetery, Comments About Cromarty By MRS. K. McKELLAR Civic Holiday on August 2 was I a legal holiday. E. R. Davis recommended two i signs fur the corners of Nelson and King and Welling­ ton and King. Council • agreed ; and instructed the clerk to pre- '■ pare a by-law. Weeds have beer. cut on seve- the the Miss Hannah Murray, Hensall, won $50o at the Legion Bingo at Hensall on Monday night. Miss Murray split the $1,000 jackpot with Mrs. John Richard­ son, of Woodstock. The $20o special was split among three —- Mrs. D. G. Apple­ ton, Grand Bend: Mrs. Albert Traquair, Exeter, and A. Riley, Londesboro. Mrs. Ernie Chipchase, Hensall, Avon one of the Winners of games included thron, Mervyn Songster. Over 9 9a which was sponsored by the gfim and Legion Auxiliary in of artificial ice. $10(1 specials, the $50 regular Mrs. F. G. Bon- E.vre and Jim attended the bingo ‘ Le- aid Honor Teacher In Tuckersmith The sectional school picnic S.S. 2 Tuckersmith, attended the pupils and parents, was held at the school house. Sports were enjoyed followed by a presenta­tion' for Miss Gwen Kennedy, teacher for the past two years, who has tendered her resignation to teach at Orangeville. Miss Kennedy was presented with a compact. Nelson McClinchey read the address and Marie Sinclair made the presentation. Refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed to the music of the Norris orchestra, with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at the piano. Miss Dorothy Turner, of Hills- green. has been engaged teacher for the coming term. of by as : ral private properties and owners will be assessed for work. Willert Reunion Held At Bayfield The Personal items Bill Kyle, John Anderson, Lloyid Venner, Chester Dee, of Hensall; ‘ ' and Bill tended a on July Linda, Printed Scotch Tape LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH SIGN” OF QUALITY Mr. and Mrs. Sparks. Varna. I visited on Sunday with Miss Mar- < garet and Mr. James Miller. i Mr. Jim Ramsay sx«. r.-etowr. ' spent the weekend ris rar- : ents hereI Mr. and Mr?- 1 Tuesday on trip to t.j coast. ; Mr. and Mrs, A j visited friends in F-ri f Sunday. Mrs. Bella Gardine: cot, and Mr. and Mrs. and family, of Sunday visitors Scotr and other Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Currie, of j rey Richardson. Barbara Beaver, London, and Mrs. Ethel Currie, Marilyn Rankin, Jjian Koehler, of Winnipeg, visited during the; Margaret Keller Thus. Triebner, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Otto , Walker. ! Mr .and Mrs. Lindsay McKel-; lar visited friends in Mitchell on Sunday. The family of Mr. and Mrs. ank Allen spent Sunday after- r. the home of their par- efield in on m- ■)?h were Grace . of S: Maclni. Hamilton, with* Mrs. friends. of Winnipeg. visited during R. Sinclair. Dundalk, ;e pulpit in Cromarty Sunday. Rev. Fox, of . will be the minister in charge on Sunday. July 11. Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. j T. Gillespie, of Komoka. Re-Roof Now In Stock: ASPHALT SHINGLES in a Riot of Colors STEEL ROOFING ALUMINUM ROOFING ROLL ROOFING CEDAR SHINGLES I" ELM SHEETING Suitable for Metal A. Spencer and Son PHONE 102-WHENSALL f- Watch For ninth annua1. Willert re- was held at Jowetts' Bayfield, Saturday, July e secretary, Mrs. Oren registered 2*'a guests. The president. Ervin, J. Willert, of Hensall. welcomed everyone and Wellington Haist was sports con­ venor. Winners were. Barbara Ann Willert. Dianne Koehler. Mar­ garet Sanders. Wayne Weiburg, Larry Jones. John Rankin. Aud- Joan Koehler, i. Morris Haist, Oren Grace. Fred Weiburg. Dorothy Beirling. Over 125 Attend Norris Reunion Over loo members of the Norris Clan enjoyed a reunion at Bayfield last Sunday. Members came from Detroit, Camp Bor­ den, Wyoming, arty, Staffs. Hensall. The prize son present ris. of Chiselhurst (81). Young­ est present was the child of Mr. and Mrs. Davey, of Exeter. the longest distance Hugh Currie, Winni- Mitchell, Crom- Exeter Seaforth and for the oldest per­ went to Hugh Nor­ Coming was Mrs. peg. Mr. and Detroit, vacationing welcomed the members. Dinner and supper were served and a period of sports enjoyed. The 1955 reunion will also be at Bayfield. Mrs. Lyle Norris, of ‘ g at Bayfield, Mrs. Mary Dewar Dies In London Mrs. Mary Dewar, well-known Hensall resident, died Sunday, July 4, at the home of her son, Roy E. Dewar, London. She was born in Dundas county. She was a member of Hensall United Church and went to London to reside in 1952. Two sons. Roy E.. of London, and Archie, of St. Marys, sur­ vive with one sister, Miss Agnes Stirling, of Ducknow, and four grandchildren. Her husband, Ro­ bert W. Dewar, died in 1945. Funeral services, held Tuesday from the A. Millard George fune­ ral home, London, were conduct­ ed by the Rev. Angus J. Mac- Quetn. of First St. Andrew’s United Church, Burial was in Bayfield cemetery with the Rev. offici- Mr. and Mrs. Lome Listoen, I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Telfer, Shirley • Wurm, Mrs. Lome Listoen. Earl Telfer. • Married ladies' race. Glenn Koehler. Mrs. Lome toen; married men. Lorne toen. Glenn Koehler, Hubert Wei­ burg; rolling pin. Doris Listoen, Bernice Weiburg: longest line of clothes, Wellington Haist’s side; guessing the weight of the owner of two shoes went to Henry Bec­ ker. whose guess was 437 lbs,I (Right weight was 438 lbs. > J During the supper hour prizes I i were presented tq the oldest per-! I son. Mrs. Robert McBride, Kip-J pen, (82 years); longest married^ couple, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reste-j meyer, Dashwood, (41 years); most recently married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace, Dear­ born Mich. (3 months); youngest person, Sharon ifcincy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willert, ..Hensall, (3 months); one com­ ing longest distance. Mrs. Reta Slezak (nee Reta Willert) from British Columbia. New officers appointed were: president, Ervin J. Willert, of Hensall; vice-president, Welling­ ton Haist, Dashwood; secretary, Mrs. E. J. Willert, Hensall; table convenor, Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Ex­ eter; sports committee, Adolph Keller, Dashwood. The evening wa& spent in ; dancing at the pavilion to Des- ! jardines’ orchesetra. Strathroy man a Hensall grain rushed to Lon- Mrs. Mrs. Lis- Lis- Falls 30 Feet A 26-year-old fell 3'0 feet from elevator and was don Hospital with undetermined injuries. Don Williams was drilling holes on the side of the elavator being erected at Cook’s mill when the chain broke on the bucket he was sitting in. Dr. J. C. Goddard, of Hensall. attended. R A. Brook, of Bluevale, a ting. Hayry Mathers, Exeter, Lumby, of Goderich, at- trap shoot at Ridgetown 1. Mark and Karen Geiger of Toronto are vacationing their grandparents, Mr. and E. Geiger. Their mother, Ralph Geiger, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Spray and family, of Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webster and family left Saturday for a two-week vacation with relatives at McKerrow, near Espanola. Mrs. Harold Kyle, of Winni­ peg, recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Kyle and other relatives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns and Donald, of Toronto, are visit­ ing with the former’s mother, Mrs. F. Manns. Hensall friends of Miss Caro­ lyn Chelew, Los Angeles, Calif., granddaughter of Mrs. Cornelius Cook, will be interested in the announcement of her engagement to Lieut. Brian-Bell Irving, of Vancouver. The wedding will take place on July 10 in Los Angeles, mother i former Miss ful in theory honors and Commercial London. She is a Nicol, A.R.C.O. Miss Marian Pepper was suc­ cessful in passing her grade three in piano at the Western Conserv­ atory of Music. Marian is a pupil of Mrs. Frank Forrest. Jean Lavender, Mary Ann Ran- nie, Beth Goddard, Jane Horton, Gwen Spencer and Jean Hender­ son left last Wednesday for the Girl Guide Camp at Keewaydln, north of Goderich, for a 10-day vacation. *’ The Imperial Oil Company is in its third week of drilling operations on the farm of Mr. Alfred Reichert, There have been tions of oil on the but the company take three more they will know the results. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Veir left The Times-Advocate r with Mrs. Mrs. with Mrs. George Morley, of the bride-to-be, is the Ola Cook, of Hensall. Maja Roobol was success­ passing her grade two in music with first class Beal Technical High School, pupil of J. L. at the H. Hay township, strong indica- Reichert farm, expects it will weeks before Sponsor Successful Dance Hensall Hockey Club sponsor­ ed a. very successful dance in the Bayfield Pavilion on June 30. The Melody Makers provided the music. In a draw for a refrigera- ■ last week for their home in Car­ ter, Lawrence Baynham, Hensall, w:e the lucky winner. George Kruse, of Seaforth, coach of the team for the past two seasons, drew the winning ticket. mon, Man., after spending a few weeks at the home of the latter’s father, Mr. and Mrs. William Hyde, and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Grand Opening PEARSON MOTOR SALES Car Lot 4 Corner No. 4 and 83, Exeter Don’t Miss the Opening MYSTERY SPECIAL WORTHWHILE WAITING FOR! Huron's Most Modern Car Lot NEW low PRICES • - - x ■ Make DELCO-HEAT Kt fs :•> in AUTOMATIC CONDITIONED AIR HEATING > You can't beat this General Motors Value — Here's a new line of Deko-Heat Conditionaiir units at a price we have never-been able to offer before. LOOK HOW YOU SAVE. fired, «"’Ple'lV “"^Tdean Modern efficient way oS home heating. Gerald Gingerich SALES & SERVICE Heating, Lighting.. Plumbing, Electric <£• Motor Repairing ZURICH, ONT. TELEPHONE'. 34 HENSALL MANAGER — New manager of the Bank of Mont­ real at Hensall is Kenneth K. Christian, left. He succeeds Walter W. Jarrett, right, who will take charge of the Egan- ville branch, were Mr. Christian was formerly manager. The new manager is a native of New Brunswick. F Personal Items Cpl. John Atkinson, Mrs. At­ kinson and Bryan, of Quebec, are vacationing with the latter’s par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pezke and Marlene. Mrs. Vera Thompson, Calgary, spent a week visiting with her aunt, Mrs. F. Manns, whom she had not seen for over 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gonyou, of Detroit, Mich., visited Sunday afternoon last with Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper. Mr. William A. Kerr, Sturgeon Falls, visited over the weekend with his wife and family in Ex­ eter, and also with his mother, Mrs, J. L. Kerr, and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gra­ ham Kerr, of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Price and little son Clifford, of Hamilton, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Horton. Mr. Lloyd Hedden. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Kaye and Steven, Mr. William Rothaermel, Mr. Herb Plumb, of St. Catharines; Mr. Russell Rothaermel, Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy and family, of Port Huron, Mich,, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden, of Exeter, were weekend visitors with Mrs, Cathe­ rine Hedden and Herb. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donthroii , and family are getting nicely set­ tled in the home they recently purchased from G. on main street. It used as a funeral Miss Minnie Reid is visiting with relatives in London. Members of the Canadian Le­ gion and Auxiliary will picnic July 11 at 2.30 Jowett's Grove, Bayfield. Mrs. Edna Corbett, of was a recent visitor daughter, Mrs. Edna Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker, of Toronto, were holiday visitors with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Walker. Miss Jean Armstrong, London, is vacationnig at the, home, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong. The many friends of Mr, Mat­ thew Tinney are pleased to hear he has improved following his recent illness. Word has been received herd of the death of Mt. Charles Dor- ley ill Winnipeg, Man. Mis widow was the former Miss Esther Cor­ bett, of Hay township, M. Drysdale will also be home. hold a p.m. at Exeter, with her Harold Bonthron and are vacationing at their at Turnbull’s Grove. Pearce, of Toronto, visit- week with her brother-in- MASSEY-HARRIS FIRST WITH FULL SCALE TEST TRACK FOR FARM EQUIPMENT Personal Items Mrs. family cottage Miss ed this law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cross. Mr. Ronald Passmore, of To­ ronto, spent the weekend holiday with his mother, Mrs. Pearl Pass- more and Norma. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns and son, of Toronto, were recent visitors with the former’s mother Mrs. Manns. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shirray, Douglas and Bruce enjoyed a pleasant motor trip through the States by New York and other centres. Mr. and Mrs. George Middle­ ton and daughter, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with the former’s brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Middle­ ton and Bobbie.’ Miss cepted Bakery there last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Price, and Keith, of Buffalo, weekend visitors with Mrs. brother and siste: Mrs. Lome Chapman and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Lee spent the holiday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ ald Moir in Strathroy, and at­ tended" the horse races there. Miss Shirley Chapman, nurse- in-ijainirig at Victoria Hospital, London, visited this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Chapman. Mr. ahd Mrs. and family are holidaying at their cdttage at Lake Huron near Turnbull’s Grove. Mrs, Myrtle Sproat is spend­ ing a few weeks holidaying at her cottage at Turnbull's Grove. Mrs, TetrOau, of Zurich, was a roeent visitor with Mrs. Donald MacArthur and family. Mr, aiid Mrs. Harty Hoy spent several days last week with rela­ tives in Kitchener. Miss Helen Spellman, Kitchen­ er, was a graduate this year of the St Marys High School, She took the Edna Motz Medal for having the highest standing in mathematics. She is the daughter of Dr, and Mrs. J. A, Spellman of that city, Bobbie.’ Jean Mousseau a position at i and began > her h as ac- Cowan’s ' duties Nancy were Price's iaw, Mt. and Howard Scahe Wide-spread and fast has been the swing to modern mechanization. Urgent demands have been made upon implement engineers to develop new models to keep up with the needs of agriculture. 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