The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-05-12, Page 6rte.
i#�H$ Atb'ietes
Compete In Meet
Ten SHD'H1S athletes Participat-
ed in the WCNSSA. "B" field .xo.eet
us.t U, W. 0., London, Saturday.
Beery sGlever won top award
*Meng .the local entries with a
:aeoond in the junior pole vault.•
Althaugh he tied the winner far'
*eight, be lost the 'event with. one-
:Unity- jinni).
Doug Wein placed third in the
i>tnior Shot put and fourth in
OM broad jump.
Among the intermediates, Dave
Beech captured fourth in the
lone -half mile; E. Hendrick fifth.
iin, the pole vault, and a relay team
Of Phil ,Charrette, Bill• Pollen,
Blab MaeLaren and Ted Smith,
lath.
In senior events Jules Desjar-
dine paced fifth in the 220 -yard
dash, Also participating was Don
Ilia eLaren.
THE, TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARiQ THIAISDAY MORNING, MAY 1.2
1955
Nearly 12,000 Cattle
FIyTreated In Osborne
Nearly 12,000 bread of cattle costs of the treatment $1,528.24.
were treated far warble fly in. In regard tothe proposed ad-.
Osborne TOWASIlip this year, a clition to the rear of the town -
report of 'the; in> peetors to. the ship. hall for a kitchen, the town
council indicates, ship solicitor reported he had
secured a certified copy of the
registered deed of the property
Showing the land to be two rods
by four rods,sufficient to as-
comodate the addition.
The report, submitted by Allen
Fletcher and !Roy Ballantyne,
showed an increase in the use of
spray treatment instead of the
brush method. The number of
ratepayers using spray in '1955
was greater by 34 than in. 1954.
Some 228 ratepayers and five
non -ratepayers had a total Of
11,060 head sprayed; 61 used
the brush treatment for 827 cat-
tle.
Collections to be entered on
the tax roll were $1,502.18 plus
326.06 from u•4n-members snak-
ing a total collection toward
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Centralia (SubAgency) Open Mon., Viied. 6't Fri.
Grand Bend (Sub•Agency): Open Tuesday & Thursday
Credition Branch: RAYMOND KING, Ma'n'ge'
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Hensall Branch: KENNE'T'H CHRISTIAN; Manager
Lutan Branch: WESLEY PARKINSON, Manager'
WORKING WITH CANAtnAN5 IN EVEtRY WALK ter• '•.IPE SINCE 1217
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A grant of 356 was authorized
for the Hensall Feeder Calf Club.
John Pym interviewed the coun-
cil requesting a contribution .of
$4.00 per calf for the 14 Osborne
members of the club,
Price of gravel to ratepayers
was set at 80c per yard and cal-
cium chloride for dust control
will be supplied at one-half the
cost.
The final transitional grant
from the Air Force properties of
3134.31 was accepted from the
Department of Finance.
Receive Special Grant
A special municipal grant of
31,205.25 from the Ontario Gov-
ernment was received.
The tax collector was instructed
to return the 1954 tax roll to the
treasurer by May 24.
It was reported that Horne's
Transport would move the 12 -
inch tile from the Dykenan drain
to the Moir drain and spread them
When required by the contractor.
The road superin'tendent's re-
port was accepted and payment
of road accounts of $8,131.51
was authorized.
The treasurer reported receipt
of 3110 from the road superin-
tendent for gravel and machine
work from ratepayers and $5,316-
70 to general account including
the special provincial grant.
Reeve Verne'Pincombe presided
and all councillors, Harold Jef-
fery, Harold Hern, Clayton Smith
and Hugh Love, were present.
Town Topics
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gable and
son, John Brian, of Maplewood,
West Virginia, were guests over
the weekend with Mrs. 'F. Brier-
ley and other relatives.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sweitzer were
Mrs. Bill Scholes and Stuart Giem
of London and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bagnall, of Clinton.
Mrs. Wm. Murdoch, of Dundas,
visited with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Woods. She and Mrs.
Percy McFalls sang a duett in
James St. church Sunday morn-
ing.
Raise Broilers
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South Huron District High
School agriculture department is
fattening 131 'broilers 'tor its sec
end 'annual outdoor barbecue bn
June 7.
The school, which raised aver
800 broilers in another poultry
experiment, sold 10.0 this 'week
to Huron •County Junior I+'armers.
fora similar barbecue.
The first local poultry promo-
tion of this •type, in which the
birds are cooked over an open
charcoal pit, was held last year
by the school. !Similar barbecues
are held by the poultry industry
throughout the province,
Will Repair
Hay Drains
Drain repairs occupied Hay
Township Council at its meeting
( last 'week,
Engineer's report on the Eac-
rett drain repair was accepted
after 'being read to ratepayers.
0. P. 'Corbett, O. L. 45., of Lu -
can, was asked to submit a state-
ment of his findings on the condi-
tion of the Zurich drain south as
requested by Fred Regier, •Chas.
Thiel and 'Earl Thiel.
By-laws for the Aldworth drain
repair and the Schwalm drain
extension were given .their final
readings.
C. B. Corbett was appointed to
examine the Jeffrey drain •follow-
ing •a 'written request from Al-
phonse Jeffery to have repairs
made.
Council authorized the incor-
poration of the tile portion of the
Schawlm drain repair at the south
end through the Hy. Yungblut
estate in the by-law. Corriveau
Bros. were engeged to finish re-
pairs on this tile portion.
Report of 'the auditors, Mon-
tieth and Montieth, was accepted
and account of 356.5 was ordered
paid. The clerk was instructed to
collect auditing costs from the
schools, 'telephone system, Zurich
Police Village hydro and water
system.
Price for warble fly treatment
of cattle by brush was set at
10 cents per head and 14 cents
per ,head for spraying.
•Council refused• to accept re-
sponsibility for water damage in
connection with the ditch on side -
road between lots 5 and 6, con,
L.R.W. The decision arose from
a letter received from Theodore
LaPorte.
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Announcements
BIRTHS
BUTLER -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas But-
ler, of Arva (nee Fern Watson).
announce the birth of a daughter,
weight 7 lbs„ 15 ozs., at St. Jo-
seph's Hospital. May 6. 1955.
CREED -Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Creed,
Exeter, announce the birth of
their son, Neil Alfred, at Victoria
Hospital, London, May 3, 1955; a
brother for Nancy.
EVES --Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Eves, of
Lucan R.R. 1, announce the birth
of their son, Arthur Albert, at
South Huron Hospital, May 6, 1955;
a 'Brother for Margaret, Sydney,
Gail, Joan, Marilyn, Dennis, Lillian,
Maureen and Donald. Thanks to
Dr. Clancy and South Huron nurs-
ing staff.
HAMILTON -Mr. and Mrs. E. J. A.
Hamilton, Huron Park, Centralia,
announce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Jennifer Ruth Leanna, at South
Huron• Hospital, May 9, 1955.
McCANN-Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mc-
Cann, R.R. 3 Dashwood, announce
the birth of their daughter, Dianne
Marie, at South Huron Hospital,
May 4, 1955; a sister for Donny,
Kenny, Tommy, Mary Lou, Susan
and Carolyn.
MILLER -Mr. and Mss. Herbert J.
Miller, R.R. 1 Dashwood, announce
the birth of a daughter at South
Huron Hospital, May 4, 1955.
STEPHAN-Ron and Doris Stephan
(nee. Westcott) are happy to an-
nounce the safe arrival of a daugh-
ter, Brenda Lynn, at Victoria hos-
pital, London, May 9, 1955.
TRIPP-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp,
Centralia, announce the birth of a
son, Gary Leslie, at South Huron
Hospital, May 8, 1955.
DEATHS
HORNE-In South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, on Saturday, May '7, 1955,
Rebecca Anna Whiteford, beloved
wife of the lath' Weston Horne, in
her seventy-ninth year.
JAMES -At the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, J. C. Selby, Toronto, on
Thursday, May 5, 1955, Mary Jane
Mack, beloved wife of the late David
James, of Parkhill, and formerly of
the late David Mack, of Exeter; in
her eighty-eighth year,
McNICOL-At his late residence in
Hibbert Township en Thursday,
May 5, 1955, John E. McNicol, be-
loved husband of Mabel McCurdy,
in his sixty-seventh year.
MOUSSO-In St. Thomas on- Sunday
May 8, 1955, John Mousso, beloved
husband of Annie Weplib, in his
eighty-ninth year.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Harris, of
Lakeside, announce the engagement
of their eldest daughter, Jean Bernice,
Reg. N., to Donald. MacFarlane East-
on, eldest sop of Mr. and Mrs. An-
dre'' Easton, of Exeter. The mar-
riage to take place on June 4 at 2:30
o'clock in the United Church, .La 1e -
side,
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank all my friends
and relations who remembered me
with cards and treats while a patient
In St. Joseph's Hospital and since re-
turning home, -Patsy Clarke, Credi-
ton.
I wish to thank Dr. Butson, Dr.
Clancy, nurses and staff of South
Huron Hospital for kindness and care
while being tt patient there. -Mrs.
Kenneth Pearson. 120
1 wish to thank alt my friends Who
so kindly remembered me with carda
and treats and also those who called
on me while a patient in St, Joseph's
Hospital, London, andsince return-.
ing hone. ---Matt 'Ogden. 12c
I wish to thank alt those wino re-
membered me with 1 esters, cards,
flowers and treats and a1so. visited me
while in the hospital and since re.
turning !tome. Special thanks to Rev.
and cors. I•iolley for their many visits,
Mies Claypole and her staff and Drs.
Lutson and C)anc .--Mrs, Will It
Yek-
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man.
1 Inwlsh to than my family, friends
and relatives fo flowers, cards and
visits white a patient in St. Iceseph's
Hospital, London. Special thanks to
Dr. Mowry, Dr, Gulens, blood donors.
the nurses and setrs. .,6rs. Edward
Denomme. 12e
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Mr. George
E. Fee wish to sincerely thank their
relatives, neighbors and friends for
kindness and sympathy shown ,them
during their recent sad bereavement;
also for the many floral tributes and
cards of sympathy; special thanks to
the Hey}vood Nursing Home, Hensall
LO.O.F, and Rev. W. J. Rogers. 12*
Mrs. George Davis wishes to thank
her friends and neighbors for the
many kindnesses shown her during
her illness in South Hurdn Hospital
and since returning home. 12*
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the acts
of kindness, messages of sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings received
from neighbors, relatives and friends
during our recent bereavement in the
loss of a dear husband and father;
esP cially thanking Rev. W. 3, Moores
of 'Thames 'Road Church and Hopper -
Hockey Funeral Home •for their kind
and efficient management of the ser-
vices. -The family of the late John
E. blcNichol, 12*
Mr. and Mrs. .Peter Grldzak, Kip -
pen, appreciate the kindness and sym-
pathy. extended to them by relatives,
friends and neighbors, .the Rev. Nor-
man McLeod and the Bonthron fune-
ral directors during their sad be-
reavement In the sudden death of
their little son, Terry. 12*
The family of the late Mrs. Garnet
Wildfong wish to express their sin-
cere thanks to the neighbors, friends
and relatives for the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy shown during
their recent b e r e a v e con e n t; also
for the beautiful floral tributes *and
sympathy cards. Special thanks to the
T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home,
pall bearers, flower bearers and the
L20
lwish dies ndto thank my friends and
relatives for cards, flowers and treats
I received while a patient in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital; special thanks to
those who so kindly donated blood. -
Donald .Geiser. 12*
Larry Mason wishes to thank all
those who so kindly remembered him
with cards, flowers and treats while
a patient in South Huron Hospital.
Special thanks to the hospital staff.
Dr. Gulens and those who had special
prayer. 12*
Mrs. Ed ..Chambers wishes to thank
all those who so kindly remembered
her with cards and flowers while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don. .1B*
I wish to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation to all my friends
who so kindly remembered me with
flowers, cards, treats, gifts and visits
while a patient in St., Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, and since returning
home, Special thanks to ReV. E. N.
Mohr for his, frequent visits, Mrs.
Irvine Finkbeiner.
IN MEMORIAM
ICING -=In loving memory of Albert
King, who passed away two years
ago, May 15, 1953.
You're not forgotten, dear father,
Nor ever shall you be;
As long as life and memory last,
We shall remember thee,
-Fondly rentiembered by his loving
Wife and family. 12*
MAIER-In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather, Ed Maier,
who passed away suddenly one year
ago, May 17, 1959.
Quickly and suddenly came the call,
His sudden doth surprised us all.
Dearer 60 memory than• words CaO tell
The loss of a father we loved so well,
-Sadly missed by daughters, sons.
daughters-in-law, sons -in -taw and
grandchildren. .• 12*
MAISIR-Io loving memory of a dear
husband, Ed Maier, who passed
away suddenly one year ago, May
17, 1954. ���
We little knew 'then we woke that
Morn',
The sorrow the day would bring,
The call was sudden, the 8110011 severe
To part with one we loved 80 dear,
Sometime8 ft's hard to understand,
Why some things have to be.
Tiut in Els wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power to see.
God gave us strength to fight it,
And eotirago to bear the blow,
And what it cost to lose you,
Na orie Witt ever know.
Always remembered by his loving
wife Maria. 12e
Town Topics
Items of Social and Personal Interest hit, and Around Exeter
The Exeter Times -Advocate. l9 always pleased td publish these .items.
We and our reader. are Interested In you and 'our friend!, Phone 770.
Mr. Harry de Vries has pur-
chased a wartime house en Marl-
borough Street and is redecorat-
ing the interior 'before moving in.
He is vacating the house formerly
owned by the late Edward Treble
and the new owner, Mrs, Melville
Hern, of Usiorne, will move in
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron, Stephan
spent the weekend with Mr. :and
Mrs. Ed Westcott.
Mrs, Adeline Rowe, of Weston,
visited last week with Mrs. Mair
and Mrs. Ferguson.
This Week In
Whalen
By MRS. F. SQUIRE
Weekend visitors were:
Mr, and Mrs. Gbrdon Johnson.
and Carol in London with Mr.
and Mrs. E. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Squire and
Douglas with Mr. and Mrs, E.
Squire, Exeter,
Mr, and. Mrs. E. Ferguson with
Mr. and Mrs, Austin Gowan, of
London township.
Mrs. Minor Dobbs and' Cline,
of Glencairn, with Mr. and Mrs.
J. Whelihan.
Mr. and Mrs, B. Duffield, Betty
and Gayle with Mrs. Wynne, Lon-
don.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Parkinson and
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell'
and Helen, of London, with Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon /Docking, Mun-
ro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgson and
family with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Birtch, St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodgson and
family with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hodgson, London.
Miss Jean Arksej in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Froats.
John and Mary Pickles, Byron/
with Mr. and Mrs. Klahre and
Catherine.
Mrs. Milne Pullen with Mr.
George Earl.
Mrs. Russell Brock, of Chisel-
hurst, with Mr. and Mrs. William
Morley, Sr., and Elva.
Mr. and Mrs. George Squire
with Mrs. Chalcraft in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Grose and
Sharon,,of Devizes, with Mr. and
Mrs. Rdy Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. F.-'arkinson and
Glenn with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Blight, of Thorndale.
Mr. and Mrs. .William French
and Mr. and Mrs. William Morley,
Jr., attended the funeral of the
late Mr, Dave Doreen at the Din-
ney Funeral Home, Strathroy, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thompson at Flint, Mich.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, Listowel,
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Finkbeiner and Mr. Finkbeiner
this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Broeze attended
the wedding and receition of
their niece at Orangeville on Fri-
day.
Mr. Alex Baillie is recovering
from his recent operation in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London: Mrs.
Baillie is staying with Mrs.'Hazle-
wood in London.
Mother's Day Service
Mother's Day service on Sun-
day at the United Church was
conducted by William Morley, Jr.
Graham Thompson read the story
and Rev. Clarke gave the sermon.•
The junior choir sang and Mrs.
Pullen and Mrs, R. Squire sang a
duet.
Ward was received in Exeter
of the death In Vancouver, B.C.,.
on MAY 2 of Mrs. J. A. Fairley,
formerly Addle Jeekeli, Exeter.
Mrs, F'airley taught school in Ex-
eter and was the last surviving
member of eight sons and Baugh^
ters of a much respected pioneer
family of Osborne. •
Mothers' Day visitors noted
were 'Kiss Helen Sweet and Miss
W. Keane, of Toronto, with Mrs,
Muriel Sweet; Miss Marguerite
Pickard, of Hamilton and Miss
Trudy Pickard, of London, with
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Pickard; Miss
Nola+Perkins, of London. with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Perkins. and Mr, Neil. Jones, of
Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Warwiek,
Gary and Terry Lee, of Port Hu-
ron, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Fisher for Mothers' Day,
The foundation is in for a new
service station on the Bluewater
Highway just south of Highway
8'3. .
The face of the old Commercial
Hotel, now occupied by Cliff
White, Ersman's Bakery and the
Avalon Barber shop, has ,been ren-
ovated and instead of the .red
brick building that has stood for
more than half a- century, it now
presents a white brick appear-
ance,
Mrs. Clara Hackney and Miss
Mildred Ballantyne are holiday-
ing in Detroit with Mrs. Netta
Robinson and Luella.,
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