HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-09-01, Page 15THE TIMES-AIIVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING SEflMER 1, 1985
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Road Straw
Grows Grass
That straw along the shoulders
RighwaY 91 east of Exeter
,lea't to'cusitiou the humps if you
drive •oft the travelled Portion--
it'a to beautify the scenery.
Department of Highways
elais say the use of straw is a
quick and economical methed of
growing grana along the ehenid.
era.
Datil recently, expensive and
hard -to -jay sod was used to land-
scape the roads. Now seed Is
sown along the .shoulders and
straw, mixed with a sticky bit-
uminous substance akin to road
tar, Is, placed over the .seed to.
Protect it from the ravages of
rain, wind and erratic drivers.
The 'highway,s department says
the method has Troven its worth
and 'will be 'used generally ,where -
ever seeding and grass is needed
along the highways of Oatarle.
The first use o st•raw In thls
area was made on the Seaforth
to Clinton area and. was the sub-
ject of ridicule -daring the pro-
vincial election this spring. Lib-
eral ".candidate James R. Scott
charged facetimisly the depart
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meat sPread the straw to cushion
the bumps on the highway.
Bridget Dalton
Aunt Of .Reeve
At St. Joseph's Hospital on
•Tuesday, August 28, there passed
away Miss Bridget M. Dalton,
formerly of Dublin, in her eighty-
eighth year, Mrs, Loretta Moly-
neaux, Dublin, is a niece and
James Dalton of Grand Bendis
amiePhew.
The body rested at the Harry
Hoffman funeral home, MO -
wood, and was then removed to
the Lodge funeral home °ode, -
rich; and to Kings/bridge R.C.
Church where requiem mass was
sung on Friday at 10 a.m, Inter-
ment was made in the adjoin-
ing cemetery,
Topics From
Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
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Personal Items
Mrs. Mina Wein and Mr. Jack
Wein, of Kirkland Lake, visited
a few daYS last week with Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Jeffery.
Miss -Mary Gay Pettibone, of
Aylmer, .10 holidaying this weeko
with her codsins, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Jeffery,
Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde,
Douglas,, Menu and Calvin, Mr.
and Mrs. IGIenn Jeffery atteaded
the Hanaah picnic at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, Stuart Sheer, of
Kirkton, on Sunday, •
/Master !Douglas Jeffery visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Rose
Krueger of 'Crediton.
Miss Marilyn Moores Is spend-
ing this week at Alma College,
$t. Thomas.
Master George MeIntyre, Lon-
don,' visited last week with, his
cousin, Laity•Ballantyne. *
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' Luther
and Janke, of Sarnia, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Jeffery.
Mr, and 1Virs. 'Edwin Miller,
Brian and Barry 'visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Glor, Jeffery.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Ross Krueger
and Jean and Mr. Harry Feltner,
of Crediton, were Wednesday
evening guests with Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Jeffery.
Rev: W. 3. Moores is spending
a few days this week at *the
Conference of /Evangelism at
Whitby.
Lady' (to tramp): Cake you
want?' Taft bread 'good enough
for you?.
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birthday.
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,GREBK SCINTS PARADE AT JAMBOREE—Greek Boy
$COuts add their colorful costumes to the parades at -Niagara,.
on -the -Lake, where 18,000 Snouts are holding their.jamborce.
High winds.have. caused many tents to., collapse and. made the
problem of feeding the huge'.conventiOn difficult.
Former McGillivray Reeve
John H. MacGregor Dies'
John. Hugh MacGregor, 76, a
resident Of Grand Bend for the
past six years, passed away on
Wednesday, August 24. He was
married to the former Myrtle
Webb and was la ailing health
for the past 16 months. ,
He was born in lvleGillifray
Township and had farmed on the
homestead south of Greenway
and retired to Exeter where he
spent eight years, later moving
to Grand Bend: He served, •as
councillor and reeve of IVIeGilli-
vray as well as elder in the
former 0 o r h e t tPresbyterian
Church and also Greenway United
Church, He was a son of the late
John and Susan MacGregor,
Comments About
Crediton.
By MRS. J. WOODALL
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Honor Bride -Elect
Mrs C. Brock and Miss Jean-
ette Schenk were hostesses at a
social evening in the. Community
Centre on Monday evening when
some 35 guests gathered to liOnor
Mho. Betty Roessler, hride.elect
of Oaturday.
An address was read by Mrs.
Brock and Jeanette Schenk, La-
belle Webb end Dolores Berge
made the presentation of, a. set
of matching lamps, consisting of
two table lamps and a floor.
lamp. Betty expressed apprecia-
tion and a social time was. en-
joyed. • •
Personal Items
Mr. Lorne Halo, who reeent-
ly purchased the brick dwelling
on Main street,. formerly owned
by Mr. Henry Haist, is converting
the building into three apart-,
ments. Work on the building is
progressing rapidly and tenants
are awaiting admission.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. Strome,- of
Waterloo, 'were Weekend visiters
with their son, Rev. G. Strome
and Mrs Strome:
Mrs. W.- •Et.' Goulding and
Maillyn, of London, are spend-.
ing a few Weeks with the for-
mer's brother, Mr. Lloyd Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Wuerth
visited the past two weeks with
their daughters and families in
1VIonkton and LeFroy.
Mr. and Mrs. William °eat.:
richer spent last week at Fart
Erie,' Niagara. Falls, Buffalo and
Port Dover, They called on (Rev,
and. Mrs. B.• N. .Mohr in Fenwick.:
Mrs. Mina Wein and sol jack,
of Kirkland Lake, •spent several
days last week with, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Krueger and with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey, Huron -
dale.
Misa'Carelyn 'Simpson, Exeter,
is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Krueger and. Jean.
Mr. end Mrs, Krueger and
Jean spent last weekend at Niaga-
ra Falls, Crystal Beacti and But, -
tato.
Miss Doris Schwartz visited
aver the weekend 'With friends in
Rostoek.
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Visitors With Mrs. Albert lelegl
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton and soh Joltn, of TO-
ronto; Mr. John 1-1a,rdy, Harrow,
and Mr% Amos ;Wright, Centralia.
Mr. and. Mrs. William King, of
Chleago, were weekend visitors
with Mr% King„
Mrs, M. Faint is spending seve.
rid days this week in St, Thomas.
Mr. Royal Hetet, of Chicago,
visited recently with his father,
Mr. H. Haist, and Members of his
faulty.
Little Miss Sharon Bishop
marked her eighth birthday oil
Thursday and entertained a large
number of, her girl fiends et a
birthday tarty. •
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Soil% and
fatally spent the past two weeks
at rand tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warren
and Sae,. of Detroit, Visited on
Wednesday With IVira, Mary
Miss RUM Pope and Mr,
Verne iCollision visited Sunday
with Mrs. M. Wein and other
friends,
"What wonid You say, •llobbY,
if t married Olit another and be -
cable your daddy?"
'Don't do R, Mr. Saint."
'Surviving besides his 'wife are
three daughters, (Ada) Mrs. L.
Smythe of Calgary; (Mary) Mrs.
J. Whitehouse, of . Saskatoon;
(Ella) Mrs. D. Hamill, London;
seven grandchildren; two sons,
Newton C, of Saskatoon, and
Donald, Ifugh, of Corbett; one
brother, Stewart, of Windsor, and
three sisters. Mrs. W. Dowker, of
Parkhill; Mrs, Jim Arrand, of
Saskatoon, and Mrs F. Moore,
of London.
The (body rested at the T.
Harry Hoffman funeral home in
Dashwood until Saturday, August
27, at 2 p.m. Rev. W.'Smith of-
ficiated and interment folloWed
In Grand Bend cemetery
NI13-Drive
This Month
How do yea tell a bliad per-
son what to du when the tire al-
arm is ringing so loud they can't
hear?
13eing blind creates Maul PTO'
leans, some of them so unusual
people who have 'been 4blind for
years have not eXPerienced them,
The problem of the fire falarm
011.1)10 to light at Western
ontarles Home and Training
Centre for the Blind in Loudon
duriara false alarm.'
Built with funds coutriamted
my residents of Huron, 4181n,
Middlesex and Perth Counties the
ilone Is enalheed, with a tire al*
arm system, which rings loud
hells throughout the ibuilding ne
well as notifying the Fire Depart-
ment.
When a resident aceidentellY
tripped the alarm lever instead
Of a light swath., the ibells began
ringing – and drowned .out the
intercommunication system which
was trying to tell residents what
to 'do,
S0hition? The fire department
built a timing device se hells
ring ten seconds and abut off
for twenty seconds while loud
speakers can operate. This re-
peats "'Atli the Fire 'Department
shuts It off.
JON.I.13, officials in Loudon
,described •the Incident today as
they announced plans for the An-
nual operating fund. campaign
which opens in Huron, Middlesex
and Perth Counties iSeptember
17.
The campaign is to raise $11,-
000 by Public Subscription to
make up the $57,000 needed to
operate the Training Centre and
Field ,Services The
Community ,Cliests of 'Loader',
Stratford and Elgin County and
Municipal councils have already
pledged $46;000. The two-week
eampaign. ends October 1. "
In Exeter, the Campaign 'Chair-
man is Mr, S. B. Taylor.
In 1952 there were 1,840 Can-
adians with incomes in ekcess
$50,000. This group had a total
income of $143 million, on which
it paid $71.2 million in personal
income taxes. Total or personal
income taxes paid> by all Canad-
ians that year was $1,071.8 mil-
lion.
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'54 FORD .COACH, a Steal at....... $1,695
'68 FORD .COACH, a teal buy .. .:........... $1,450
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find a wonderful selection of cars and trucks—
ail makes and models—some of them
all of them priced 'way below usual! Record
sales of new Fords and Monarchs during 1955
Mean that Ford -Monarch Dealerl`have the
finest selections of good used models in their
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take your pick—you'll chive a bargainl
EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK THAT
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• Inspected and checked for safety.
• Priced for outstanding valu.
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• Warranted by your Ford -Monarch Dealer
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'50 MONARCH SEDAN, clean as a whip $
'08 DESOTO SEDAN*
Fluid drive, she's OK $ 650
'49 FORD COACH, radio, she's OK .. $ 575
'47 PONTIAC COACH
'40 CHEV SEDAN
Your Choke $ 895
'47 FORD COACH
'49 AUSTIN SEDAN
New motor
'46 PONTIAC COACH, a Steal at .....$
'87 CHEV COACH, good motor ..... $
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TRUCKS
860 '54 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY, with ranch
wagon window and second seat, a steal
760 at $1,585
695 '49 FORD 8 -TON, a. real dilly $ 900
'51 F.A.1tC40, 1 -Ton, low mileage * $ /95
'61 CHEV.. PICKUP, she's good . . . $ 575
'50 ,DODGE PICIcUP, heavy duty springs $ 625
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850 '49 FORD, a steal at a*o ..... *10.1( .. ... W.*** $ 895
95 '50 FORD PLOW, she's good .......... .......... $ 125.
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