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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-08, Page 161 626 Colborne St. 'f}11111Q11gIlAIll11111111111.,1111111111111111!11111111111,1t1111111111111111p11111111111t11111tt11111111111141,1111111111111111111111 'elIll111111111uuun111111Uunuuunnlnluuutttll111111At111111A111111111111111111111111111111111111111.,I1h111nttr11/11111!/ Congratulations F . On Your Opening, Gerald Gingerich The Tfross•Adv.c.t., 40.1041 011, 19.57 #1A11A4141A1A#114A1FFFAFFF11i1: A#3IAA AAAAA#0 Ail AA.. t 0 AA . #RA J IA/AI.I .#1R. 11AA11dlR. I,IA#AAIMF!ll4W:MAA11111t1A#AAAAtA1AF1:k1:MAAUN : .,. Firm finer eta w►n e� OfZirr Des.ignsNewShowroorn,Store Good Luck Gerald Gingerich Whitney -Smith Co. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES London BUY FIRE CHIEF Safety Chimney and COZY-AIRE Fireplaces . From Gerald Gingerich R. H. Carson & Son GORRIE ONTARIO 161111111111uu11111111111111111A111-1Aliti 11tit1111„111, II111111111111111111111111111111t1111111n111htIn11111111111111111111111111, LO Williams Hold First Reunion The first- reunion of Williams connection was held in Mitchell Park on Sunday, August 4. When the descendants of the late Mr. `and Mrs. Eleazer Williams met to enjoy a sociable afternoon to- gether. Mr. and Mrs. Williams were of the U.E.L. stock and moved. to Usborne Township about 1874 when they settled on the farm now owned by Mr, Ken Johns. Mrs. Edna Fox of Victoria B.G. youngest and only living member of their large family was guest of honor at the gather - i; fng. fMrs. Benson Williams, a sis- ter-inaaw, was the oldest per- son of the 52 attending .and Ro- bin Dickey the youngest. Members of the clan were pre- sent from Victoria, B.C., SL Tho- mas, London, Kitchener, Lista- wel, Ingersoll, Birr, Angus, Pres- ton, Woodham, Exeter and Win- chelsea. Mrs. Benson Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickey and family and Mrs. Harry Ford attended from this vicinity. Mr. Harvey McLaglan of Mit- chell was appointed president for next year, Rollie Williams, vice- pres,; Mrs. Harry Ford, secretary - treasurer; M e s s r s. Freeman Horne, Bob Miller and Ronald Spry, entertainment com- mittee. The reunion will be held in Mitchell Park on the first Sunday in August in 1958. News Budget From The owner of Gerald Gingerich Sales and Serviee, which opens this weekend, is a husky 34 -year- old native of the Zurich district who doesn't mind work. The friendly and energetic pro- prietor puts in 16 to 18 hours a day looking after the many facets of his business. He's a born handyman. At the age of 10 he built electric fencers for his father's farm.. He has made a 390 -amp welder, built his own mobile van, and now has designed"and supervised the erection of his own showroom,. workshop and living quarters, fher.e 'ythin't tackle," he isnsaystang with anwe airwonthat indicates he loves the challenge of a new project, I Although he quit public schools before he passed his entrance, he's still a student but it's in his ' own field, Every year, for ex- ample, he makes it a point to 'attend some type of specialized school. He has a number of cer- I tificates in heating, Air condition - r iing ane, plutix ndallbingied lin, appliancees, repair - Gerald Gingerich was born three miles south of Zurich, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich, both of whom are still 1 living. He was ane of a family i of five, and attended Babylon ter he left schoo 1, he worked ; HIAA#FIIM MAk11N,0#114"1I1111AlAA111111101110IAI14411UA11111 1111111!1 111U111111111AAA111A41141144411A1111111111AY1g4'41 ,� JCCESS AND GOOD L.-UCK TO GERALD GIN. GERICH On This Openins Qf His Now S'iore Etue Insurance Agency ZURICH and SEAFORTH ({ 111111#1111111,11111111111,111111111111111111111111111,111!111111111„11111111,111111111,111,1111111111tII11t11111111,11111111111!"!1111 I1,I11t111A11Ir11111111t Alhllmllt111111111111111111111111111111111111111 I 1l11111111114IItt11141t11t1111111111111111l11.11111111111111! 1 e OPENING HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS—Opening of his new i workshop at Zurich climaxes rapid expansion of the firm owned by Gerald Gingerich, shown above with his wife. Gefald purchased the business three years ago from the late Harry Hess. Staff has grown frons two to nine since 1954, Mr. Gingerich has built his business on service. —Doerr Photo Playground Patter Mayor Buries `Hatchet Crediton' East After Wild West Fight By MRS, W. MOTZ By ELEANOR HEYWOOD Personal Items Mrs. Frank Glanville returned home Saturday after spending a week in South Huron Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gack- stetter and family of Guelph and Mrs. Wm. Horney of Exeter vis- ited Monday with Mr, and Mrs. ?Wm, Motz. i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Darbey I and family of near Toronto are holidatling with her parents, Mr. I and. Mrs. J. Bullock. Mr. Charles Anderson has re - I turned home after a few weeks I spent ins Amherstburg with Mr. !and Mrs. Jack Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sims have !had their home painted by Mr. Wm. Smith. Mrs. John Nedza is spending ° a few weeks in the Delhi and I Tillsonburg area with friends. Best Wishes For Success GERALD GINGERICH On The Opening Of The Newest Building In Town Like this fine new store, your CO-OP renders a valuable service to . the community . by providing farmers with the best quality products. Zurich Distrkt Co -Op BRUCEFIELD Phone HU 2.9623 ZURICH HENSALL Phone 220 Phone 115 Gerald Gingerich Agent For Superior Propane Gas STRATFORD 616 ONTARIO The fifth week of the Exeter The fourth week of the Exeter Playground was "Old Fashion Kin Playground was "Cowboy Week.” All week the games and and Indian Week." crafts ran along this .theme. Friday afternoon the children Friday morning the children. from Victoria Park and Queens brought their lunch and. after met at Kin Park and from there the chtu-ch service were pared - the children were divided into ed down to Riverview where they their groups for a Cowboy and ate. After a -rest, everyone went Indian fight. After their long for a swim. More games con - battle they met at Riverview ducted by the supervisors fol - Park and went for a swim. lowed the swim, On Friday night the children paraded from Victoria Park to Riverview, after which they were led in songs and games by the supervisors. The CFPL-Ty - men were on hand with their camera and filmed some of the 'parade plus the games and was presented on the TV Newsreel Saturday mgut. After the games were played and the songs sung, Mayor R. E. Pooley buried the hatchet to end the excitement for the night. Hot dogs and chocolate milk were served. We would like to thank those who donated the chocolate milk and to those who put their trucks in the parade. King and Queen for the week at Kin Playground were Kathy Smith and Alfred Acquilina. The supervisors were Nancy Boyle and Judy Ross. Eleanor Heywood crowned Bob- by Taylor and Angela Webster as Queens while Pat Cann and Robin Smith made Jill. Harness and Paul Brintnell sovereigns. The King and Queen. from Kin Playground was Johnnie Wein and Elizabeth Mickle. Supervis- ors were Robin Smith and El- eanor Heywood. At Victoria P.ark Pat Cann and Nancy Boyle crowned Janet Davis and Dan- ny Wilson. Judy Ross crowned David Frayne and Marlene Hail- ness at Queens. The total attendance for the week was 996. This week is Olympic Week. On Friday there will be a big track meet at the High School. Winners will be selected to go to Listowel:, Attend GngerchTs Opening "1111111111111111111111 t11111,,,lI,,I,N111,11,,11,1111111111,11.,1 IDlnlll llllllllllnlIIpIIllllnlll111111111111111111.,11.,11111111, Congratulations• Gerald Gingerich Like the quality mer- chandise you sell, we give the best lubrication job and repairs to all cars, trucks and tractors, CaII In For A Lube Job! Klopp's Super Service PHONE 202 ZURICH S„tn Wnlllntlnlllln 1111111„1111th 11, 114 n11nn1111nnlltn lu 11/11111111 ntnl�tll ltt 11 nlnlntnn J{„n nlnnlnln lllllltl n11111l111I11111111111111111111111111.,11111t11111111Il11lllt11111f 1141111111111It11II11111111111tllltllllt11111111111111111111I1111fn, tftFtfttH�FfFtIF� nttun Congratulations GERALD GINGERICH Best wishes on the open• ing of your new show- room and workshop in Zurich this weekend. Your modern building is a credit to your initia- tive and enterprise, Makers Of Concave Stave Silos HaII,, an Silo CO. R.R, NO: 3 KITCHENFR Niiiih1fifiytilulifttiffItitiilhYriilii#iYYiiw4i1itliih14fltliiirifr1ifiliirhliYYlY1'YfbYY 000i10IiilidYYlYirntOVlrYti4t1'4 School, S,S. No, 6, Hay. a Af withthe Hallman Silo Co Kitchener, and on the farm of ! 1111 n1111nn1 n,nn111n In In,Inlnn,llnntn1n 11,nntn111,1, 11111t11111n11111 tIn1Aln 1111111nll ntnn11111 n111n 1,41, Air. and Mrs, Bert Gibbings, Clinton, before lie joined the late „111111111111 ntlll11 llnl,ttnln1111111,11111111111111,1,1111!1111111111111111111111111„11111111111111111111111111n11111t111tlhl11m� Congratulations Gerald Gingerich on the opening of your now showroom and service centre. Boe. Automotive And Industrial Supplies Ltd. 29 DAVENPORT ROAD - TORONTO A Complete Line Of Heating Supplies For The Dealer Harry Hess in the electrical busi ness in 1944. Ten years later, he purchased the plumbing, heating, wiring and repair business from Mr, Hess, and he has operated the business from the Hess build lel until now, Jerald likes the .designing end of his business, and he does all that work himself for his cus- tomers. His largest planning job was the new showroom and workshop which he is opening this wcexend.• Every detail of the building and its services Was worked out by him, Gerald has an equally ener- getic wife, the former Pearl Beatrice Dochn, of Kitchener, whom he married in 1948. Mrs. Gingerich took a business course at Kitchener -Waterloo Collegiate, and her training there has en- abled her to help her husband with the accounting end of the business, of which she is in charge. The Gingerichs have ttvo chit- dren, Gary Wayne, seven, and Carol Dianne, four, Despite his hard work, Gerald finds time to be active in his church, Zurich Mennonite. He served as,„Sunday school super- intendent for a number of years and is chairman of the church council and trustee board. For recreation, Gerald likes fishing. In 1949, he and his brothers built an 18 -foot cruiser which they keep at Chesley Lake. • Congratulations Gerald Gingerich Here's Wishing You Every Success , . , R EMCO LTD. London, Ontario '1111111111111111111,1111, l nn l l l 1111111111111111111111111., h l l 1, 111111l11111I l l i l t l h n 11111 n 111111111111111111111111111111111,11111114 AIM Ellis And Howard Limited ,Kitchener Ontario. Take Pleasure in Announcing the Appointment of GERALD G Sales & Service Zurich AS THE EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN ZURICH AND AREA FOR evco freezers. SAVE MONEY RIGHT FROM INE START with this ll�d SEEING IS BELIEVING” Sea evr amazing Revco Itlfllan,tf0. Hon TODAY! In 2 Set's« yea ,w sea and lael $ S relr.sf keeeiny echo., knelin 1 ' tOME It TODAY FOIL FIFE OEMON5111ATION eveo FREEZER FTWIS LOW PRICE is designed to give you the most for, your money. And . . . as long as you operate this freezer, you will save up to 39% on electricity with the fastest freezing action krtenm l —available ore in Revco freezers! Mdsl CO-In_1:.1 ,r. 11. 11.14. fllr 1b.. Tom ler fin ..,.1•0.4.1 0.149 SPECIAL $359 Terms to Suit See The Revco Freezer At . Gingerich's Grand Opening Ellis And Howard Ll rnted Kitchener 110 Ontario St, S. >r 1 1 1 A 0