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By MRS. J. H, PATON I i?nnPrB| sprvinos fnin -flw lafo; , t m_____i . ■By MRS. J. H. PATQN Funeral services for the late
John George Stire, 59, who died
in South Huron Hospital on Sun
day were held on Wednesday
from the Hopper-Hockey funeral
home with Rev. L. W. Krause of-
tficiating.
Air. Stire was born at Dunn-
ville and lived, in Dashwood be-
um-w „UUL weuumu fove coding to Exeter 35 years
anniversary on September 4 with Ia^?* was en ployed with the
_ ---- waterworks department of the
Exeter Utilities Commission for
15 years but had been in ill-
health for several months. He
attended. Alaip Street United
church.
Surviving besides his wife, the r --yr former Emma Smith are two) °nq ^owei measuring
sons, Sidney of London and Carl!
. of Exeter and four daughters, , Mayfair i palq Sass.and Mrs. Bud'
* i Waller of Exeter; Airs. Rudyand, Sharon!" ' " ~ ’ .....
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Mr. Alf Kilmer and. Mr. Ar
nold Kilmer spent Sunday, visit
ing relatives in Aylmer,
* Mr. and Mrs. Alex O’Neil,
former residents of this com
munity, now living in Aylmer,
will celebrate their 50th wedding
—. ‘7 : n n’. I t.LL a reception at * the Anglican I
Church in Aylmer. They have
one son and two daughters, Dr. I
A. H. O’Neil, secretary of the I
British and Foreign Bible So
ciety, Toronto, Mrs. Bill (Edna1);
Phillips, Arva and Mrs. Jack.
(Merle) Wilson, Springfield.
Miss _ Marie Carter has taken
a position with the 1
Bakery Sliop in Exeter. |
Misses Donna _____ ____
Blake visited with their grand- of Sarnia,
parents, Mr.’and Mrs. Russell jUam of Tonawanda, N.Y., Fred
Blake last week. tof Kitchener, -Lloyd of London;
Mr. Jim Scott returned Sun- i f<>ur sisters, Mrs. Chris Fischer,
day from visiting Mr, and Mrs. i Lucan, Mrs. Freida . Frances,
Jack Harrison in Aylmer. His I Chicago, Mrs. Wm. Snell Dor-
cousin, Mac Harrison, returned 1 Chester, Mrs. Otto Meyers, Lon-
....-xu -k, tclon, and seven grandchildren.
i Interment was in Exeter cem-
Ietery.
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with him, while 'Miss Nancy
Scott is spending this week with
her cousin, Miss Marlene Harrj,-
son and family in Aylmer, A pic
nic was held on Sunday at Sand
Hills near Aylmer. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Harrison and family, Mr.
and Mrs. V. Leitch and family of
Denfield and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Scott and fami’y'of Cian
deboye attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cunning
ham and Joe visited at Tober
mory on Sunday.
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Items of Social and Personal Interest In and Around Exeter
Th® Exeter Tlmes-Advocats is always pleased to publish theae items.
Wt and our readers are interested in you and your friends. Phone 770.
‘ Mrs. Ross Hodgert of the Bank I
. of Montreal staff is on holidays
J this week.
i Mrs. Jack Blair, R.R. 1 Cen
tralia won a 1956 Meteor Hard
top car on Saturday mghl in a
draw at the Lions Carnival al
i St. Marys.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sims and:
i family visited over the weekend
I with Mr. Walter Herbert in Bel
leville, Mich.’ Mr. Herbert has
‘some very fine specimens- of
i 57 inches.
Mr. James Hodgert of R.R. 1
' Woodham, who is building a new
' home in Exeter, and, who recent
ly broke a bone in his ankle in aHeroux and Mrs. Roland Irving, gn™da^>of Sarnia; three brothers, Wil- st 1jXh’rilosDUalPlKt wc^k
liam of Tonawanda. N.Y.. Fred „L.’ "°se.?ls .5C£„
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Green, Coral, Blue, Red .or White
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By MRS. CARMEN WQOPTURN
Th® Times-Advocal®, August 30? I95i6 Pngt 3
Mi’s. Wm, Eagleson of Detroit visited last week with her mo-j
___ _ ... | lher, Mrs. Chas. McGregor andi
Ohio, formerly Tenie Anderson j Carol. i
Misses Viola and Bonnie Twed- i
I Mrs. C. R. Young of Cleveland,!
of Exeter district, with her! , ................
daughter-in-law, Mrs*. Cecil die of West Corners spent last
Young, and granddaughter, Rob-,week with their grandparents,
erta and friend Barbara Quest, | Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woodburn,
spent a couple of days with H. i
.1. Dettmer. Mrs. Young Sr. is
89 and enjoying good health. She.
enjoys renewing old acquaint-,
ances in Exeter. ' j
Mr. Walter Hemsip,y of Wil-f
liarasville N.Y. spent a few days!
visiting his brother-in-law,
Roy Alderson and family
Monday they all went to
lord and Arkona to visit an un-hJ**
cle, who is 88 and who despite’
keeps a’SedfiardcnCar aceident’; Wayne Reddick"of Sombra is '
ei s a line gaiden. visiting with his aunt and un-
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johnson of | cle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey.
Londesboro visited on Sunday 1
with Mr. and Mrs. Lome John-:
ston.
Mrs. Lewis Kirk has returned'
after visiting with her sister1
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
district,
. Mrs*. ........ .............................
and granddaughter, Rob-, week with their grandparents, t
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Mrs. Norman Frollick and <
sons of Detroit visited last week;
at the home of her brother, Mr. >
Hugh Hodgins and at Mr. Lyle:
Sleepers. i
. Mrs. George Bullock returned ‘
home from the hospital and is;
spending some time at the home J
of her daughter, Mrs, Wm. Bui- ;
. lock. j
Miss Jeanette Steepers has ■ ! a position as book-keeper■
- at Waters Elevator in Parkhill, I
i Wayne Reddick of Sombra is
visiting with his aunt and un-'
, Air.;
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when a bone was taken from his
leg and placed in life ankle. He
has returned home with his leg
in a cast.
Mr. and Mrs. Vai Ricci and
family of Hamilton are visiting
I with Mrs. Ricci’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Payne. Airs. Ricci
has been here some lime owing
to the illness of her mother, Airs.
Payne, who underwent an opera
tion in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-’ . --- ---don. Mrs. Payne returned home derson of London,
on Wednesday. I _____ _ .Airs. Archie Ryekman, Mrs. Ed Thomas is visiting this week ! w<-ek.
Johns, Airs. Delmer Skinner and j with Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Luxton.
Frances, Airs. Valeria Arm- Linda Webber of Varna has
strong. Airs. Alary Hannigan, ^een holidaying with Jane South-
Airs. Edgar Squire attended the cott
Wing Commander W. I. and 1 us ^r* !
. Mrs. Riddell of Cobourg are I ^ls* James Smith, Waterloo St,;
i------ .<•*„ _ r.... j_........; Mrs> Charles Johnson and
; and Mrs. C. V. Pickard. j daughter, Roseann, of Kitchener
! Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thiel of visited a few days this week with
i Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs, Wes , Mr. and Mrs. Don Southcott.
!Simmons were Sunday visitors; Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques i
' with Air. and Airs. William Pass- are visiting with Mrs. M. Fowler,!
more,- _ . ;BeamsviUe.
David and Patricia Moffatt of j Messrs Carfrey Cann, Mervyn
London have returned home af- j Cudmore and Robert Southcott
ter Speiidliig a Wvck With their ; uf James st. ehurch, Eacvcx , and
.grandparents Mr. and Airs. J.'Howard Johns of Elimvjlle were
■ L. Kydd, Exeter, ahd Mr. and. four out 19 laymen of Huron
; Mrs. D. A. Aloffatt of Kippen. ; county who attended a three-day
; Mrs. Cooper McCurdy and conference held, in Alma College,
j Carol, Airs. Lloyd Parsons and St. Thomas over the weekend.
1 Mrs. Bill Kovacs, London,
’ holidaying at Grand Bend this!
I week..
I Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Statton
of Edmonton, Alta., formerly of!
Exeter, are visiting with Air. and ;
Mr. Norman L. Martin attend
ed a three-day seminar of West
ern Ontario optometrists in Hotel
London this week.
Air, and Mrs. Sterling- Ince
returned recently after holiday
ing for two weeks in Prince Ed
ward-Island.
Mrs. Milo Snell, Airs'. Bert
Kestle. Mrs. C. E. Zurbrigg of
town and Mrs. Victor Spell of
London were holidaying pt Port
.Elgin last week.*J. M. Southcott attended the
(funeral on Tuesday of the late
;A. W. Reis, editor and publisher ____ v.av,
' of the Milverton $un and Monk-1 __________...........
;ton Times who died suddenly in T ' ,iListowel Memorial,,, Hospital onj Comments Aiaout
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
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and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. \ A / * . I TBi !Barton Ford of Ethelton, Sask.1 IJ W Illi lb I
She was accompanied by her j !
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and; Over 500 people in Huron j
Mrs. Ross Cowan and Pearl Hen- j county will benefit from the
Family Picnic
A family gathering at the home
.of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile on
Sunday afternobn included Mr.!
and Mrs. Henry Pfile of Hensall, i f . j *Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bender and '^UjSts, ^orr,a £eW1d?ys W1^ Mr. <
Richard of London, Mrs, Melissa
Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Uelbert
I Geiger and family, Mr. and Mrs.
i Claire Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McKlinchey and family, Mrs.
Clara Jacobe, Mi*, and Mrs.
'Laird Jacobe and Sharon, Mr. .
and Mrs. Milt Oesch. and Donald ! . , . . , —..... — —---- -----------all of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. j t-er spending a w?ek with their i of James St. church, Exeter, and
Haugh and Shirley and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Rader and boys.
- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spear
and family returned home to
Detroit after spending a week
with Mrs. Lucinda Mclsaac.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritzley of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Al
lan Reed of Brantford spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. James
Hay ter and family.
Mrs. Joe Hartman has been,Mrs. William Stanlake.
successful m passing her examm-1 KT-... .. T ’r-
ation at the school of hairdres-!
sing, London, . I
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker and
Anne, Mrs. Mary Becker, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Kimpel and Susan of Kitchener
left Saturday on a motor trip to
Philadelphia and New York
where they will visit Mrs. Fred
Hoff and Bill.
Alex, Joan, and Eugene Becker
are spending a few days with
their grandmother, Mrs. Alex
Fraser at Mt. Pleasant,
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe and
family spent tho'weekend in To
ronto with Mr, and Mrs. George
Wolfe and Mr, and Mrs. Murray)
Wolfe a’nd family also attending
the C.N.E. ' » ,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Guenther
and family of Gary, Indiana, are
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Baker.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Latta and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg
of Waterloo were weekend visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wei
berg.
Mr. and Mrs.* Glen Brown of
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. ! mass "x-ray held in- June, results j
Miss Dorothea Pateman of St.; of \the survey revealed this {
Mrs. J. B. Russell, Seaforth, i
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Youth's Body
' Agitation of the lake by boats
and RCAF planes from Centralia
was successful in surfacing'the
body of the 17-year-old Kitchener
youth who drowned at Grand
Bend last week.
The body was found on the
beach in front of Southcott Pines
on Wednesday afternoon follow
ing an intensive search on' Tues
day. ‘
The youth Allan Hoffman,
drowned in a stormy lake when
he abandoned an old wooden raft
he and three pals were riding
! near the pier.
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... „Saturday. • •Mrs. ‘Myrtle Hay’ and grand
son, David Dettmer, returned
Monday from a summer hol
iday with ,Mrs. Hay’s daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Harold .Murray, Berwick, Nova
Scotia.' ' *
Miss Leona Alderson of the
Paris teaching staff is on hol
idays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Alderson.
John Pryde visited in Clarksonc j Z Ax i uonn rryae visiiea in uiarxsonMr wS OrS 1 ^r several days and attended theMr. William Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snell and
Beth spent the weekend at Wood-
stock and Burford. ’ .
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Eckmier
and Paul of Stratford were holi
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Burmeister.
Mrs. Jane Haugh and Mrs.
John McIntosh of Toronto were
Friday vislors with Mrs. Emma
Haugh, Mrs. Cora Gaiser, Mr.
and Mrs. Courtney Burmeister
and Mr. David Haugh.
Canadian National Exhibition.
Topic From
FRINGES
THE1 COST of an
some money that
mediately.
hour’s work in business includes
■the employee does not get im-
In addition to the
the employer must set aside for vacations with pay,
for statutory holidays and for unemployment in-
durance; in the case of many compahies there is also
the money required for hospital and medical care,
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for pensions and other “fringes”.
Many people, including those self-employed, must
,themselves save for their holidays and their future .
needs and desires. On the other hand/people who
work in some large enterprises for salaries or wages
- apparently prefer to have their employer set aside
for them money for, such purposes.
hourly wage, there is the money
Fringe benefits are savings for the benefit of the
employees and a- substantial expense for the employ
ers. They are part of the cost of an hour’s Work
‘ which must be recovered from customers in’ selling
prices,
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
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MONTREAL GANANOOUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO
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i Mrs. J. B. Russell, Seaforth,
! secretary of the Huron TB As-;
j sociation, announced tk_L ~
i cases of pulminary TB were dis-
i covered and are being treated.
, This represents 0.1 percent of
I the 19,525 persons who were
; x-rayed.j The survey also revealed that
; other diseases or abnormalities
i were found in 526 persons, or
2,7 percent.
There was no evidence of
disease in g.8,976 or 97.2 percent
of the x-rays.
Officials were pleased at the
low percentage of TB found but j
pointed1 out that incidence is al
ways lower in that portion of
the population which takes ad
vantage of the TB x-rays. They
find that the rate is higher
among those who don’t have
x-rays taken.
sociation,
Editors Meet In Quebec
More than 500 editors front
across Canada are meeting at
Murray Bay, Quebec, this week
for the thirty-seventh, annual con
vention of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association.
COMING EVENTS .
"SHARE-TH E-WEALTH” Bingo,
Legion. Hall, Hensail, Saturday,
September 1, 9 p.m. Jackpot
$75.00 in 55 calls. $5 added each
week until won,
games at 10d a i
Legion.
14 regular
. jame. No ad
mission. Sponsored ’ by Hensail
T ’ 30c
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Orlen and Australian Lamb's Weel — $7,95
MEN'S jackets
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FALL SPORT
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Visits Camp
Florence Clarke was guest
speaker at the service in the
United Church on Sunday morn
ing. The music was provided by
the members of the Women’s
Association and a duet was sung
by the Essery twins.
Florence recently returned
from a trip, to St. Louis, Mo.,
and Camp Miniwanca, 'Michigan,
which was sponsored by the Wm.
H. Danforth Summer Fellowship.
The fellowship was awarded to
Home Economics senior stu
dent from each of the 48 states
as well as one from Hawaii,
Peurto Rica Alaska and Cana
da,
The girls spent two weeks in
St. Louis £s guests of the Ral
ston Purina Company and, two
weeks at a leadership training
camp sponsored by the American
Youth Foundation near- Shelby
Michigan. Florence was the only
Canadian among the 54 girls
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MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR
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By MISS JANE DYKEMAN
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Decoration Services were held
at West Zion School and at the
cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
The guest, speaker was Rev.
Knox of the Anglican Church in
Exeter. Mrs. Jack Coates play
ed accordion selections. A large
crowd attended.
Personal Items
Mi*, and Mrs. Ross Jaques and i present?**
John were Friday visitors with, y- ■’’* '*
Mr. and Mrs.'1 Geo.
Thames Road. , u „JJVl -
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Culbcrt | YoU(» the motto used by Mr.
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of Kirkton visited Sunday with Ralston Purina Company and the
Mr. and Mrs. Ephnam Hern. (American Youth Foundation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern. (
Mrs. Wellington Brock return- ■ ed home from Victoria Hospital, Personal Items
London, last Friday. Mrs. Dick-• Miss Amy Lamnne of London
ins is spending a few days with and Miss Greta Lammie qf Hen-
her. ; sail are visiting with their bro-
Mrs. Louisa Kyle, Exeter, thcr-imlaw, Mr .and' Mrs. Ray
visited Wednesday with Mr. and Lammie and family.
Mrs.' Harold Hem. F/O and Mrs. T. Gates and
Sunday visitors with Mr. and family of Camp Borden and Mr.
Mrs. Ross Jaques Were: Miss Jack Gates .of Dannville, Illinois,
Velma Anderson, Stratford, Mr. * are holidaying with their par-
Alvin Hart, Hamilton, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gates.
Mrs. Howard Hodgson and Mar-1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Webber
garet, Granton, Mr. Herb An-; and sons, Wayne, and Paul of
dei’son*and Lloyd, Science Hill, iMelross, Mass., wore guests at,
Jane Dykeman, Exeter, spent the fcarsonage last week.
the weekend at her home. ! Mrs. B. Field and Winnie, were I
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kinsmen., Monday visitors with Mr. and
Kippen, were Sunday visitors: Mrs. Lome Hicks. !
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern.' Mrs. Richardson and baby are!
Mr. and .Mrs. Bert Morgan, visiting with the former’s mo
st. Marys, spent-’ Sunday with ther, Mr. and Mrs. F. Osborne, j
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brock.' Mr., and Mrs. Melvin Harlton >
Billy Brock is spending a few and family of Lobo were Sunday |
days this week in St. Marys. visitors with Mrs. A. Harlton.!
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowcliffe Mrs. J. Thompson has been in t
and family, London, wore Sun- ■ Glencoe for the past ten days i
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. owing to the serious illness of:
Wellington Brock. \ her mother. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bates.!, Miss . Margaret. Clarke ( R.N. I
Bryon and Leonard, of __
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jud
Dykeman and family.
A number from the community
attended church service at Wood
ham Sunday morning when Rev.
Wanless of Stoud was guest
speaker.
Shirley Jaques and Dawn
Thwaites spent a couple of days
with Susan Parsons, Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murch,
Petawawa, visited last wook with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ogle.
Strathi'by, were Saturday visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Welling
ton Brock.
Rev. and Mrs. Wanless of
Stroud visited Wednesday with
Mr .arid Mrs. Ross Hern.
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