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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-07-19, Page 3Enjoy Your Vacation DRIVE, SAFELY £ * ’ 4 I Rolls On Like A Magic Carpet Speeding, Noise , Of Auto Jockeys Still Major Complaint In CouncilI I Personalized | NAPKINS — COASTERS — INFORMALS or write to SUPERIOR PRODUCTS LTD. Nelson Street, Sarnia, Ontario The Revolutionary, New, Improved SUPERTITE Cross Corrugated Aluminum Roll Roofing and Siding i Supertit* 24 gauge Roll Roofing and Siding cuts application time by 50 to 70%, eliminating side Japs. The elimination of these side laps reduces the danger of leakage and wind penetration, The cross^corrugated formation gives three times as much strength as common ribbed patterns and creates a much tighter, stronger roof and siding. Available in 36“ and 48“ wide coils. Each coil covers 100 lineal feet and one man can with ease. .' For Full Details and Prices See Your Nearest Dealer apply it Speed and noise of cars racing around town continue to be major complaints aired at coun­ cil meetings.,Councillors wrestled with the problem for an hour Monday night but didn’t get any­ where. Two main protests this week came from South Huron Hospital authorities and from picnickers at Riverview Park. Cars roaring around the hos­ pital block late at night disturb patients there and council has received numerous requests to take action to stop the practice. Apparently, it isn’t as easjf as it looks. In June, council erected “hos­ pital” signs at the four corners of the block to give police autho­ rity to prosecute against noise­ makers. Hospital officials felt, however, that these signs aren’t sufficient and asked council, in a letter, to. change them to read ‘Hospital Zone, Quiet” Council agreed. The board alpo requested that stop signs be placed on William Street at the corner of Huron and Anne streets to discourage racing around the block. Coun­ cil, however, -felt this would only create more noise with .the' stop­ ping and starting of cars. Said Councillor Glen Fisher! “They’ll make' more noise pul­ ling away from the stop sign than going around the corners.” Reeve William McKenzie op­ posed stop signs because, he charged, police, aren’t enforcing them. “There’s no use putting up any more stop signs until police enforce the one’s we’ve got. “He said not one car in five stops at dhe signs on Andrew street, at Gidley and Vittoria streets, and there’d never been any convictions that he’d heard about. Councillor Alvin Pym agreed enforcement was the pro­ blem, Councillors delayed action on the request until they determine what effect the new “quiet” signs will have on traffic in the hospital. area. Councillor Ross Taylor re­ ported complaints of speeding along the park road and said one child was struck there Sunday, Council authorized the placing of 15 mile-per-hour signs in the area. Constable John Cowen, who was called into the discussion later on in the meeting, said he had patrolled the hospital area numerous times and had watch- Comments About Centralia By MRS, FRED BOWDEN At Larry Snider's • k ’56 FORD FAIRLANE SEDAN,automatic, radio, power brakes, very low mileage ..$2,775 . ’54 FORD SEDAN .......................$1,695 ’54 CHEV COACH, a good one $1,595 , ’52 DODGE SEDAN >...................Youn Choice ’52 FORD SEDAN ........................Of’These $1,095 ’52'FORD COACH .................................. Beauts ’51 CHEV COACH.................................... Choice $895 ’50 FORD COACH ..................................... Choice ’so fori5 sedan............................ Of Two $750 ’49 FORD COACH ......................................... 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He thought if haunt seen or heard any speed-1 court action, was taken against! eiIr« t » i 4.4.U i home of the youthful drivers, the He also said he was at the parkJ i,-Sunday and saw no evidence pf [Problem would soon be licked-; dangerous driving. I " -J........... Councillor Bill Musser insisted Try Surge for faster, safer, the only way to stop traffic vio- milking with increased produc-! lations to jay charges fion, (adv’t) 1 ' Over 50 beautiful and novel styles of personal- | ized napkins and coasters are now available to. you I at The Exeter Times-Advocate. 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They plan to visit the Westing­ house and Windsor Wafers Ltd., Botanical Gardens and Rock Gardens ■ and other places. , A number of -the W.M.S. ladies will, accompany them. Personal Items A number from the village were at Grand Bend on Sunday. Miss Noreen Walkom was a weekend visitor with her mother Mrs. Walkom at Russeldale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott, of Kirkton, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.- W. L..Switzer. Ronnie and Barbara, of Shipka, Mr., and Mrs. Ray Sweitzer, were' Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Belding and family; Mr, and Mrs. Beld­ ing, Sr., of Detroit, were Tues­ day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler. Mrs. Dave Steeper, St. Marys, was a weekend visitor at the home of her son, Jack Stephens, and Mrs.cStephens. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Rodd, Marian and Edith and Mr. and .Mrs, John Rodd visited in Gode­ rich on Sunday. Jimmie Hazlewood has re­ turned home after visiting with his aunt, Mrs. George Levy, and George at Mount Pleasant for a week. The Woodham quartette, Messrs. William and Ray Mills, Norris Webb and Glenn Cope­ land, sang at an. open air ser­ vice - at tile United Church, Grand Bend, Sunday' morning. Mrs. A. Belch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills, of Omemee visited last week with Mrs. T. Doupe and Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stephens and Dbnald enjoyed a motor trip through the States over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs/ Robert Rundle, Jim and Jack visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crane at Em- bro on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Switzer of Detroit were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Robert Carrol'on-Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Downs of i, Toronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy. Miss Grace Doupe is spending this week at Bimini Camp as : Councellor. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and : family, Mrs. Myrtle Copeland and Jean, Miss Verla Wheeler, ' Mrs. Ray Mills accompanied the ; quartette to the Bend on Sunday . and attended the services. Mrs. A. Chatten is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Coleman at : Prospect Hill this week. Mrs. Clarence Mills spent the weekend with, her sister, Miss ' Annie Youngst'on, at Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills of Barrie called on their uncle, Mr. ! W> L. Switzer, and Mrs. Switzer on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Heth, , Helen and Ruth of Toronto visit- ed with the former’s brother, : Arnold Hern, and Mrs. Heril on • Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Webber : of Rochester, N.Y., were week- 1 end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Webber. * ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers, of Kirkton, were Sunday evening visitors with their aunt, Miss ‘ Amanda Shier. : Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Routly of Kirktdn visited with Mr. and : Mrs. E. Voddeh on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Cope- j land, Donna and Murray, Mr. ; and Mrs. Murray May of Loil- ; don attended the Switzer re- ■ union held in Stratford Park on Saturday last. Dr, George P. Morphy and 1 Mrs. Mdrphy, accompanied by their three boys, Donald,. John and NelSon, left Thursday, July 5 -by motor on an extended trip ' to the coast. ' . , ■ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy, j Marie, David and Margaret 1 Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy > attended tho Marshall reunion at ' Seaforth on Sunday last. i Joan Webb. Elizabeth Thacker ' and Ruth Miller are spending ' this week at Bimini camp, < Mrs. Archie James of Perth, Mrs. R. Wells ofBlyth and Mrs. A, Wells of Londesboro were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp and Gary were holidaying for a couple of weeks with relatives in Ottawa and Prince Edward County. Following their return they received word of the death of Mr. Tripp’s father, Mr. Dan­ iel Tripp, and they returned to. Wellington to attend the funeral on Thursday of last week. Mr, and Mrs, L.' B. Hodgson visited for a few days, with their sister-in-law in Belleville. Mrs. Milo. Snell and Mrs. Geo. Westcott of Exeter were visitors with Mrs. Ernest Abbott ’ on Thursday of last week. ( Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar were in Kitchener on Sunday having received word of the sudden death of their friend; Mr. Varga;.' Mrs. Wm>. Spence of St. Thom­ as accompanied by her daughter and granddaughter were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. E. Abbott., Saturday visitors with’Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks were Mr. James Marshall, Mr. W. Hali- han, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar­ shall and Robert of Blyth, Mr. J. Stewart of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Yungblut of London and Mr. and Mrs. Frank-Hicks. On Sunday they had as. their guests Miss Ruth Moore, Miss J. Ribbink and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ribbink of Perth. ' Mrs. J. Ridley of Elimville was a visitor at the home of ■Mrs. T. Willis on Tuesday. Mr. and - Mrs. Norman Tripp and Gary have Returned tq the village to take up residence at the home of the former’s par­ ents,. Mr. and Mrs. H. Tripp. Master Danny and Miss Anne Shgebottom ■ visited over the weekend with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy. John­ son ,in, London. Larry Johnson accompanied them home andeis remaining for' some holidays. Second Line In Biddulph By MRS. H. ELSON Personal Items Mrs. Inez Dickey and Miss Joyce Dickey- were delegates from Lucan Pentecostal Church at the Toronto Conference held at the Evangelistic ■ centre Church last week. ’ Recent visitors with Mrs. Mary Staley ivere Mr. Peter Staley apd Mrs. Carry Rhoar and Mr. and Mrs.' Geo. Zwick and'Ronald of Tilsonburg. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed.Willard and Bbtty Ann of Mount Hope (near Hamilton) and Mrs. Roy Wil­ lard and baby of Barrie were weekend visitors with Mrs. Jes­ sie Lewis. Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs. Joe Burgie and son Joeie of Windsor are spending a few days with Mrs. Jessie Lewis and Mrs. Sarah Connor. Miss Janet Blair is spending ,her summer vacation in .Milan, Michigan with her cousin, Mary Ellen Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Langford and John and Mrs. Frank Lang­ ford spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ross McRoberts, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stever and Billie of North Lonawanda spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mi’, and Mrs. L. Stanlake and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Peckman, Mr, and Mrs. Otto Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mordush. Mr. and’’ Mrs. Lloyd Fischer and bos, and Miss Lorraine Black all of London. Misses Sheila Jane Elston, .Wendy, Judy and Bonny Blair, Neil and Dale McAllister and David Elston are attending Sum­ mer School which is being held in the McCurdy School P.M-Q> Centralia this Week and next. Mrs. N. D. Knox and girls spent Saturday With M. H. and; Mrs. Elston. Mrs!. Lome Cameron (hoe Marie ,Buswell) of Kitchener is spending a few days with h:r brothers, Messrs. Allan and Melville Bushwell. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair and family, also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair and family attended the Hicks reunion Which was held at Mitchell on Saturday, Traffic Signals —Continued from Page 2 council has already built another road io givd motorists access to the summer resort from the highway. Although it doesn’t go as far as the lake, it does come within a block of it. During week­ ends police have tried to direct more traffic down this new road to, relieve congestion at the mam corner. ...._____ j I I * held 3 s when you BUY Ford Truck prices are scaled right down with the lowest—and many­ Ford Truck models are priced below all competitive makes! You get more truck value for your dollar when you go Ford.. . . and your Ford-Monarch dealer is ready right this minute to make you a terrific deal on exactly the right Ford Truck with exactly the right equipment to do your job better, faster and fnorfe economi­ cally than any othen! Drop in and ‘'talk truck” feoon! while you DRIVE you spend less I . Ford Trucks are quality- engineered in every part to stand up longer under rugged hauling conditions. And whether you choose a great Ford-built V-8 or • the road-proved Cost Cutter Six, you get more usable power per dollar . . . finer, livelier, more dependable performance . . . and more miles from every gallon of gas! Finally, because Ford offers greatly increased capacities, you get more payload, and that means mote profit when you TRADE I morelyou < [ Because Ford Trucks are known as the economy champs, there’s always a big demand for used | Fords. That means you get more o of your original cost back when you trade your Ford Truck in on a new one! Before you invest in any new truck, see the savings your Ford-Monarch dealer can show you right now. Look at the price tag, look at the power, look at the payloads, look at the trade-in ... 1 any way you look at it* you’ll be 1 convinced FORD TRUCKS COST LF^l i —J•S. PF* (Certain, feafates illustrated or mentioned a.re "Standard ’ on some models, optional al extra, cost on others,) Phone 624 Ford and Monarch Sales and Service Exeter, Ont, 5 ' f COUNT ON THESE SIGNS monnncM r