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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-06-14, Page 10P»$K 10 Thu Timts-Advocitf, Jun« 14, 1956 r* Conduct Safety Check Of 1,000 RCAF Cars % f Ten Ontario Provincial Police- rnent officer of the station, and; men from Guelph and Kitchener st. A- C. Andrew, of the airj P at? ’ force police, with the assistance;;PC? bf Constable C. Gibbons of the The police officers are check-L ing each car for lights, dimmers, J turn signals, brakes, and wind- > shield wipers. When the car has ’ satisfactorily passed these tests, a safety check sticker is put on the windshield. Those who do not pass the check, have one week ; to make them cars serviceable ! and at that time must arrange a safety check with the OPP Exeter Detachment. The police anticipate checking between 800 and 1000 cars on the Station. ’ . In the future station plates will .......... ... ...... not be issued to personnel owii- borne & Hibbert Mutual Fire mg cars, unless they have the win safety sticker on their wind- ' shields. This is one of the meas­ ures taken by the station* to en­ sure safe driving on the- station area, and another indication that R.C.A.F. personnel are striving: for one week from June 21st to to fulfill their responsibilities as June 27th, inclusive. <citizens of this locality. tralia on Tuesday morning to Exeter Detachment of the 0PP4 begin n safety check on auto- „ The police officers are check- mobiles of all station personnel and Ahy civilian employees who wished, to have their cars check­ ed. The check was ’arranged by 170 J. Wright, the mobile equip- 7 * f. ;4I % XW X <Nj a!4 *0 ‘T, W . T/ II * £ A • •'* *•$*. 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Branch Offices: Halifax • Montreal * Toronto • Chatham, Ont >f, 3k'1’1 gl from Guelph and Kit-j personnel and civilian . VMa T‘ LUBRICATION TIRE REPAIR DEPENDABLE SERVICE Exeter : CHECK*1!,000 CARS AT CENTRALIA—Ten provincial police chener are conducting a wholesale safety check on cars of employees at RCAF Station Centralia thia week.- Officials expect 1,000 will be in-1 spected before the check is over. In charge of the safety campaign are, left to right, Constable Cecil Gibbons of Exeter, F/O J. Wright, station mobile equipment officer; Sgt. A. C. Andrew, of Centralia air force police; and Cpl. S. L. Rutherford, of the* Guelph detachment. .—RCAF Photo | Plan Community Campaign^ To Organize Junior Band A campalng involving service , is Cecil Wilson, who is also 'organizations And lodges has/e^er of the high school bugle been launched to finance the or- S ganizatlon of a junior band for - Huronia Male Choir. Vice-chair - Exeter and district. . » I man is Don Easton, former pres- Objective of the drive has been I-------------------------------------- set at ?4,000 to purchase large* A _ instruments, equipment and; Air rOTCO DaV music for the new organization.! • * Plans for the campaign were?—Continued from Page 1 outlined at a meeting of the town 5 hangar at Centralia was council’s junior band committee; mechanical roller, .operating with repre’sentatives" of service?,by itself. Sitting comfortably clubs, apd lodges Monday night. ? - rizrd btridz The meeting decided to make ‘ several hundred feet a'way, was an immediate call for donations J an airman guiding the fpachine which will be accepted - at • The vwith pushbuttons. Times-Advocate office. Organi-i The lawn roller was one of............. —---- -— ---------------e>, zations will be asked to set aninumerous radio, electronic and ; asked to make donations to the; objective as their contribution to static displays at RCAF Station! fund at The Times-Advocate , of- ‘ the fund and sponsor projects ■ Centralia on Saturday. Two, fice. • j to raise money. M hangars were filled with clever ? Exeter Recreation Council/ as- -'exhibitions. | sisted by Mayor R, E. Pooley' <ut-------! and committee chairman, Cecil WilSon, has accepted resposibill- ty for the-fund-raising campaign. First donation came this week from the Exeter Teen Time youth club. President Betty Brady ‘made a donation of $5.00 on behalf .of its ‘nfembers; At the same meeting, >a -new - CHIPMAN CHEMICALS LIMITED 519 Parkdale Ave. N., Hamilton, Ontario / a all;____„ _J|_____<-_v on1 »a stand beside another hangar, ] >ident of the now-disbanded Exe-i | ter Citizens Band, Directors willj I be representatives from various J organizations in town, J Money-raising project pro­ posed at the meeting included a canvass, tag day, benefit con­ cert, frolic, and auction shle, The Recreation Council will at­ tempt to get aS many of these ideas implemented as possible. Since most of the organizations . disband • during' the summer ’ month, the projects may not be ‘ held until fall. i In the meantime, the Recrea- ; tion Council plans to push the subscription campaign. Organi- ; zations and individuals are being : on Saturday. EHH ’! hangars were filled with clever Rosie, "the excitable electronic j ! eagle,” honked and lit up her J I eyes when spectators came too ! close to her. Two neon tubes, I suspended by string, were lighted I by energy produced by a very 'high frequency transmitter, Visitbrs tried their skill at-an electronic shooting gallery and heard their- voices played back Other displays included’ tele-’ graph "machines;- flying instru­ ments, a plan’s electrical sys­ tem, ^parachute-making, survival kits, illustrations of training pro­ grams rations, living quarters and sports equipment, hobbies and other activities engaged in ’by airmen. I committee'1' Was set up" to carry on tape recorders.- out the actual establishment of Other displays i the- band: This^committee' Will select instruments, interview the parents, consider applica­ tions and review aptitude tests already taken by Martin Boundy, outstanding London • musician who is assisting with the project. j Chairman of this committee; Studebaker’s got ’em all looking’twice! Challengers Hear ! Mitchell Woman-i The Challengers of the Pente-. costal Church held their June meeting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ken CudmorO, London, on Tuesday'-evening. Mrs. Stephen Kendrick of Mitchell was’ the speaker using for her-topic? "Challenge.” The devotional was taken by Marion Triebner' ahd Mrsi Don Jolly. A 'duet was' contributed by Donna and Mary Ann Venton. A missionary story was told by Wanda MacLaren. Mrs/ Stuart Triebner presided for the meeting. Work on the layette was com­ pleted and it is to be displayed at Church Sunday morning be­ fore being sent for home mis­ sion work. c S. * •••up to r$r- Studebaker Golden Hawk From the handsome Champion. Sedanet right on up through 16 big new .models, Studebaker gives you the choice that suits your heeds as well as your pocketbook. Prices start at the bottom of the low price field—and savings start with the first mile you drive. Studebaker has won 17 Mobil- gas Economy Run "firsts”! j^gERTIFJEDUSED CARS FROM STUDEDAKER DEALERS JUST PICK UP YOUR PHONE * enrf Jell y<»ur Studebaker tfeaUr Wheit you’d like to have him bring a efftrftenttrc*- Itort model i» your d»or. N» »l»li#«Hon of Studebaker Charrtplbh: Sedan*! IkWAYS STUDEBAKER-PACKARD OF CANADA. tlMITED-WHERE PRIDE OF WORKMANSHIP STILL COMES FIRST Graham Arthur Motors ............,■? ........................................................................................................................... .. .......:ae»-L: Phone 210 ..W.UIIIIIJIIIIM Exeter Marks 75.Years —Continued f’om Page 1 bald Bishop, Neil Stewart, Ro­ bert Gardiner, Sr., and Alex Duncan, secretary-treasurer. They.engaged John Kydd as con­ tractor. .The church was opened on January 29, 1882, Special music was provided under the direc­ tion of the contratcor, Mr. Kydd. A "soiree” was held on the eve­ ning following the opening and a Hensail baker provided food for 15 cents per ticket... Landscaping of the church in recent years was done by Arthur Gardiner, who establish­ ed flower beds on the grounds. Elders of the church -since its erection include, ■ in addition to those mentioned above, Alex Duncan, Archibald -Bishop, John Morgan, James Hackney, John McQueen, William Kydd, Sam­ uel Madge, John Duncan, Henry Anderson, John Allison, William Turnbull, Arthur Doupe, Henry Francis, Peter Whitlock, John Cann, -William Moodie, Arthur Gardiner, Charles Monteith, James Anderson, Aimer Stewart, Edgar Monteith, William Elford, Charles Jeffrey, Robert .Cann, Melvin Gardiner, Lloyd Ballan- tyne and James Anderson; , Among those whb- have enter­ ed the ministry • from Thames Road congeragtion are Rev. Andrew McWilliams, Andrew Meldrum, D.D., John .Turnbull, who with his Wife, the former Myrtle Madge, served as mis* sionaries in China; ^Reginald Turnbull^ William A.\ Gardiner and William A« Monteith, present officers of the church include trustees, Leohard Har­ ris chairman; Fred Dawson secretary-treasurer; and James Anderson. Session, Rev. ’ W. J. Moores, moderator; Edgar Monteith, clerk; Charles Jeffrey, Williams Elfofd, James Anderson, Lloyd Ballantync, and Melvin Gardin­ er. The edmmittee of stewards. Victor Jeffery, chairman; Rob­ ert Jeffrey, Donald Bray, Regin­ ald Hodgert, Glen Stewart and Donald Kemiek. . Presidents of church organi­ zations are: Mrs. Ray Clarke, W.M.S.; Anne Marie Rowe,' Mission Band; Mrs. Reginald Hodgert, W.A.; Mr .and Mrs. Donald Bray, 3 M’s Club; Rob­ ert Cann, choir. Canada, with less than one per cent of the world’s population, ranks sixth in the world as a pro­ ducer of manufactured goods. Manufacturing provides about one dollar out of three of Can- —i— I Ml«'?jat_ionil jKqme