The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-01-13, Page 114
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THE TIMESRADYOCATE, ESTER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MO1 N1N> , JANUARY 13' 1955
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See Decline
f ioess
A blseaappal .nigh itnenlployment
figure in the area of Kuron
County served by the National
Employment Service office in
Goderich is expected to 'be de,
creased in tbe near future with
the start of more construction, J.
D. McLeod, NES office manager,
said last week..
More Applicants
Mr, McLeod .said that although'
the number of unplaced applicants
at the end of December had in-
creased from the •number at the
same time in 1958, ha expected
that the situation would be .eased
shortly..
He explained that a delay in the
arrival of steel had resulted in
layoffs of workers constructing
the Huron County Court 'House
in Goderic111, but that when the
steel arrived, more workers would
likelybe hired.
4 defence contract for graders
has resulted in rehiring of work
ers at the Dominion Road Machin—
erg Company plant in Goderich,
and more employment will be
available when work is started on
a new office building at the har-
bor for the Goderich. Elevator and
Transit Company,
In addition, construction of
more housing units at the RCAF
Station in Clinton is expected to
ease the unemployment situation
there.
Figures obtained from the Na-
tional Employment Office, which
serves ;Goderich, Clinton and Ex-
eter, showed that there were 240
persons in Goderich and district
claiming Unemployment Insurance
at the end of December, compared
with 229 at the end .of 1953,
There were 351 insurance claim-
ants in the rest of the area .at the
end of last month, compared with
241 at the end of 1953.
Figures showed also that there
were 588 unplaced applicants in
the entire area at the end of 1954,
compared with 531 at the end of
the previous year.
Vacancies unfilled at the ' end
et last year totalled 14, compared
with 26 at the end of 1953.
kala Reeve Unopposed
For Huron Wardensbip?
•Hay Reeve Earl Vam0e11 array
be unopposed in bis Ibid. tor Nur,'
on County Wardenehip when the
council meets next week.
,Harry Gowdy, reeve of Howiek
and the only .other o#Octal men-
tinned as a ,candidate, told the
Sunday be did not intend to
run against Camp`bell. !hip other
reeve liar thrown bis flat In the.
ring.
Reeve Cempbeli has been elec-
tioneering throughout the county
during the past few weeks and
observers predict he will have no
trouble winning the seat,
Council starts its lirst session
of 1955 en Tuesday, January 18..
As .a result of municipal elections,
eight new members will. take
their places in. the chamber; two
of these are returning to the
conncii .after several years ab-
sence.
Deputy -Reeve Chester Mawhin-
ney, of Exeter, and. Winghatll's-
new reeve, Roy Adair, have prev-
iously served on council.
other new members include
Reese William Parke, of Reiman;
Reeve Harvey ;Coleman, of Stan-
ley; Deputy -Reeve ,Burton 1Stanley
Clinton; Deputy -Reeve Ernie
Fisher, .Goderich; Reeve William
Adult Skaters
Seek Members -
The new adult skating club,
organized by the figure skating
club and the arena, may disband
unless more members join. •
The elub, limited to skaters
over 18, meets Sunday nights
after church to enjoy novelW
skating. To promote Sun at the
sessions, spec lel crowd -mixing
numbers and variety features are
used.
Spongers of the program be-
lieve many older skaters are miss-
ing this healthful and pleasant
recreation because 'they don't
know about it.
Report On Grand Bend.
By MRS. E. BROWN
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Personal Items.
Mrs. A. E. Graham spent a
few days in town last week after
visiting with her daughter in De-
troit, before going to spend a
month with cher daughter in 'Gog-
ama,. Ontario.
Miss Irene Gill spent Monday.
in London.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence John-
son, daughter Neva, Mrs. Mae
Halt and Mrs. Geremotte epent
Tuesday -in Sarnia with Mr. and
Mrs. J. lRiddoch and -baby T!oug-
las.
Mrs. T. G. Hoperott of Dash-
wood 'visited with Mrs. (Stanley
Gill on Frfday.
Mr, and Mrs. Melville Desjar-
dine were confined, to their home
last week with influenza, but are
able to be around again.
Mr. Eric Mcllroy spent a few
days in Toronto last week.
Mrs. Ellen Desjardine celebrat-
ed cher eightieth birthday on Sun-
day. A family party was held at
the home of her grandson, Mr.
Ervin Devine, at Dashwood on
Saturday, and on Sunday the fam-
ily gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Devine.
Mrs. Agnes Caldwell and Miss
Marion Caldwell have returned
home after a .month's visit with
a daughter and sister in Ged-
erich and London.
Miss Joan Gill spent the week-
end with her sister Mrs. John
Kowalchuk in .Exeter. Mr. Kow-
ai,chnik fie* on iSaturday to spend
a few days with hie family near
Winnipeg,
Mrs, Rufus Turnbull spent a
few days last week visiting in
Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson
and son Johnnie of Hamilton
spent `Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs,
Lawrence Johnson and Neva.
Mrs. W. P. Levis has returned
home after visiting with her fam-
ily in London over the holidays.
Mr. Herman Keninedy of Oourt-
right spent Saturday in town,
Mr, Kenneth Young has suf-
ficiently recovered to return to
his home from South Huron 'Hoe-
pital.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Love ,pent
Sunday afternoon and evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Verne (Ridley
and Jeal..
Mit. Roy Scott of Sarnia spent
Monday in town.' Her mother,
Mrs. Wm .Patterson returned to
het home after spending the ho--
idays with her family in Sarnia.
At anoyster supper put on by
the Orange Lodge at Greenway
on Friday evening, Miss Mary
Teo showed a group of pictures
taken on recent visits to the
Southern States.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Morris of
Kitchener visited the foriner's
sister Mrs. Stanley 1G11i and M.
Gill on JS'riday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. ,Swindell and
son Gary of Detroit Were Sunday
visitors with. Mrs, rSivindell'e aunt
and uhele, .Mr, and Mrs, Norman
Turnbull,
1Sunday visitors with Mrs. Win.
Patterson were Mr. and Mrs. Don-
Mel Scott and Mrs. Roy Scott bf
Sarnia.
Sunday visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. W. 3, holt were Mr. and
1VlSrt'. Clordbn blend wind Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh
Adair,all or L
ondon.
The deal brach
of Canadian
Legion ate .moving their meeting
place' from their hall on Warwick
Street to the abasement of the Al.
don 'theatre this 'week
The Young People'$ Societe b'f
the united Church will be in
charge of the service next Sun-
day evening when Mr, Earl Butt
willtut, the speaker.
The monthly grayer Meeting
and Bible study of St. John -by -
the -Lake Anglican Church. will be
held next Sunday at 7.30 p.m, at
the home of Mr. Her'b'ert Wain-
wright. This 'meeting was post-
poned from last week.
Legion Auxiliary Elects
The new officers elected by the
Women's Auxiliary to the Legion
are: president; Mrs. Wm. For-
rester; vice presidents, Mrs. Mer-
riet Thompson and Mrs. James
Grigg; secretary, Mrs. Wm. Rath;
treasurer, Mrs. Burton $Green;
standard bearer, Mrs. Lee Jen-
nison.
Get -Acquainted Night
The Women's Missionary ,Soc-
iety and Auxiliary of the United
Church are holding a Get-Ac-
quainted
et Ac-
quainted evening at their regular
monthly meeting on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock, Every, lady
who has notbeen attending reg-
ularly, or who is a newcomer, is
invited to attend and get ac-
quainted with the regular mem-
bers.
Topics From
Crediton
Dy"IIRS. 3. WOODAILL
Services Well Attended
Union services held last week
in the Evangelical and United
Churches closed on Friday eve-
ning with a largely attended ser-
vice in the United Church. Rev.
Parrott was in charge of the
meeting and Rev, Mokir delivered
the address.
Injured In Fall
Mrs, Nelson Sinclair met with
a painful accident on Thursday
When she fell, striking the back
of her head on, the ley pavement,
She suffered a severe hemorrhage
and was given •transfusions by Dr.
Matthews and removed to St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, Londdn: She re-
terned to her home Saturday eve-
ning and is Much improved.
Personal Items
After spending several weeks
in Victoria Hospital, London, and
later being a patient hi South
Huron Hospital, Mrs. J. 14irtzel is
now recuperating at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Wein.
Crediton. W o m en 's Institute
will hold their regular meeting
in the Community Centre Wed-
nesday evening, January 19,
Mr. Royal Heist, of Chicago,
spent part of the holiday season
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Kendrick.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett Ftaist, of
Dashwood, visited on Sunday with
relatives here,
Rev. 1}l. N. Mohr Spent Monday
in Kitchener. Mrs, Mohr, who
spent last week in Toronto and
Kitchener, returned home with
him.
Mrs, W. Sisson and daughters,
who spent. several Weeks With
Mr. and 1Vtrs..Lioyd England, re-
turned to Montreal on Saturday,
Mr. Ernest dettinget -left last
week •for Chicago, Where he Will
spend the remainder of the Win-
ter with his daughter,
Bliss Gertrude Rate, of Lendoii,
sipent the weekend with ser Par-
ente, Mre. Ili m Rats.
tints Mr. a M s. Wi a R z
Mrs. Pauie Ness, • Kitchener,
was a Weekend visitor with her
Parente, Mr. and 14lrs. E. Paint.
Mr, Herald 7wioker was in
Goderich this Week on duty as
juror.
Meeting et ,the UMW. Md and
WAW,S, of the E*angelical
Ohtti'ch Will be held thie 'Week oti'
Thursday eveningat ilia honto
at Mr' and Wit. It M.: l+ahrnet.
Jewitt, Huliett and Reeve
John W. Beeves, ;Goderich Town.
ship.
The 31 members who, will - ziake
up Huron County Council this
year are:
4,ahfieid--Cecil Rieke
Colborne —Terence Hunter
Goderich----John W. beeves
prey 'Clifford Rowland
Hay—Earl Campbell
(lay Deputy 'Valentine Becker
Rowic1F—Harryowdy
Howick Deputy—Arthur Gibson
Hullett----William B. Jewitt
lliei�iilop - i)antel Beuerreen
Morris Bali a Parrott
Stanley. ---Harvey Coleman
Stephen—Sohn •Morrissey
Stephen Deputy.—Wellingtgn
Heist
Tnekersniith--dames Doig
Ternberry--John Y. Fischer
Usberne—Verne 4'incprnbe
Blast Wawanosb--fOrvai k3. Taylor
West Wawanosh---John Durnie
Goderich (Town) John '(3iraham
Goderich Deputy—Ernie Fischer
Clinton --Melvin Crich
Clinton .Deputy—Burton (Stanley.
Exeter—William McKenzie
Exeter Deputy—Chester Mawbin-.
ney
$eaforth—Norman .1Scpins
Wingham--cloy Adair
Wingham Deputy ---.Joseph Kerr
Blyth --William Merritt
Brussels --Roy .B, Cousins
Hensall—Wiliial'n Parke
Second Line In
Biddulph
By Ams, 11. BLSON
Personal Iters
Miss Clare Moire, of London,
spent the weekend with Barbara
Lewis' at the home of Mrs, Jesse
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roes MCFalle
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre.
Charles Tindall, Mount Bridges.
David and Wendy Elston are
holidaying in Exeter with 'their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Gibson.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Elston were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Smyth, Mrs. Charles
Atkinson and Mrs. Eva Atkinson.
Upon meeting an old friend, a
loud young man asked her,
"Have you seen that dizzy red-
head lately that ran around with
your husband before you were
married?" Suddenly turning red-
faced, she sputtered, "I dyed my
hair!"
Topics From
Thames Road
By Ate, •t• E
1 ?orsorlal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Japes Sintpspu
lett recently on a trip 10 Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. i"ieg Bpdgert and
Grant were Sunday ,guests of Miss
Myrtle- Reeder, of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1effery'
attended the funeral of Miss Flor-
ence .Krueger,, of Waterloo, Friday
afternoon,
Mission Band will be held on
Sunday morning during the church
hour,
The monthly meeting of the
3M 'Club will be held in the
church basement on Wednesday
evening, January 10.
Farm }'orum
The. South, Thames Road Farm
Forum met Monday evening at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Reg
ITodgert, Business was discussed
and euchre 'was enjoyed. Prizes
went to Mrs. Glen Stewart,Mrs,
Ross Hodgert.in, Ray Cottle and Wil-
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W.A. And 'W,M,S.
The January nneeting of the
'W.A, and W.M,S, was held in the
basement of the church. Mrs. Carl
Hume, president of the W.A., ppn-
dueted the meeting and the scrip,
tore lesson was read by Mrs,
William Ferguson.
Mrs. W. J. Moores was in
charge of the installation of of-
ficers for the W.A, and W,M.S.
Mrs, Lloyd Hackney convened
the program which consisted of a
piano solo by Mrs. Henry Har-
burn, of Staffa, and a vocal solo
by Mrs, Ross Smale, of Staffa,
accompanied by Mrs. Harburn.
The topic was in charge of the
study book committee, Mrs. W.
J. Moores, Mrs, Edwin Miller; Mrs.
William Cann and Mrs. Archie
Morgan,.
News of
El mvilIe
By MRS. ROSS SRINNER,
personal Items
Mrs. L. Hodgert, of Seaforth, is.
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Cooper.
Joan and Jimmy Lynn, of Win-
Chelsea, visited Tuesday with Miss
Ruth Skinner.
Saturday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Skinner were Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Jaques and family,
of Zion, and Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
Skinner and family.
Mr. Howard Pym attended a
Junior Farmers' meeting in To-
ronto last week.
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