The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-05, Page 3approves sch..edule..;"!ra:t.i,nsks 1Htin
S 'ier ..girls' team
offerin $8 0
cGillivray levy
g ,0
• hike
I. -Continued front Page 1 leave allowance and to provide
IQ a mattimum nf e
five sears, and I the tnineYees who llav0 reach- r
$so ;a year see .0ee additional .ed normal retirement age and
year previous to the jam, rune nave served :the board for 10
years to .a maximum •of five :Years .er Inure with 41 gratuity!
years, with the tenal .number ,of based upon the unused portion •
years' benefits not te •exceed 14. •of the sick leave remaining to.
yor 'principal. A. B. idle .an
allowance .of $100 per room is
provided and for Vice -Principal
Airs, :Hs Jermyn, $25 a r00111.
The ,scheatte provides that ex-
perienced .leachers are on pro -
bath% for one year, zion•exPer-
Waved leaehers for two years.
Normal ,rotirement age is set
,65 Years. (se upon completion
Pt 40 years' leaching, whichever,
•earliers
One provision allows the board
to withhold annual incrementsIf
.the s.ervice is below We meet -
ed standard of effiviency as de-
termined by the board on the
report of the principai or in.
spector, providing the teacher is
given _notice of the report. 11
also provides for dismissal of a
teacher for failure to obtain the'
expected standard.
The board also adopted a eu•
mutative plan for sick leave
designed to proterl -teachers
from, loss of wages in the• event
of a serious illness by allowing
them to use the. accumulated
portion of their annual sick
Mrs, J. Nedza
Belgian native
Airs. john Nedza, Crediton,
who was staying ‘vith friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keay,
Exeter, while her Metall& John
Nedza, %vas in S. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, died suddenly
early Monday, March 2. In her
440 year.
Mr. and Airs. Nedza were na-
tives of Belgium. and had lived
in Crediton for the past seven
years. Mr. Nedza is a carpen-
ter at RCAF Station, Centralia.
Mrs. Nedza was the former
Suzanna Van Havenberghe and
besides her husband, she is sur.
vived iv one brother, Cerel in
Ca lifornia.
The body is resting at the
Hopper -Hockey funeral home un-
til Thursday when service •will
be held at 10 am. at Our Lady
of Mount Carmel Church, Mount
Carmel with interment in ad.
joining cernetery.
'You're always
WELL DRESSED
In
Worsteds are always
in style. they're !Mot% too •
for long wear and
resistance to creasing,
We are presenting many
fine imported wool worsteds
hi our full
shnwing
of Warren K.
Cook suiting,
Waiper's
Mgt41.5'
WAR
Plitt% 8:1 m LIMO
thecredit at the time.
Both plans were submitted hY
the teachers' committee under
Chairman Ttobed
rt Southcott an
were turned over to a •commit-
tee of the teacners, comprised
of Mrs. Shirley Alousseau, Mrs.
Madeline ..lory and Carl Mills,
for study.
Board chairman W. G. Sehhin
presided for the meeting, Re.'
ports were presented by llie
principal and vieesprincipal.
Mayor talks
with Poo/ey
Mayor Ted Pooley spent
all day Saturday talking to
Ted Ponies'.
Don't jump to !conclusions
-the town's einef magistrate
wasn't -nvervome hy muni-
cipal problems to the extent
thel he started elia.tting with
himself.
wasHe
namesake.
The other Ted Pooley is
from Kainsack, Sask., and
has been visiting at Elmira
for some time. Exetees Ted.
Ponley learned of his name-
sake's existence last Christ-
mas and invited him to Exe-
ter for a visit.
Both lived in Cornwall, Eng-
land, during them' early
years and they reminisced
about experiences there,
Both Mrs. Pooley's en-
joyed chats too,
entertaining a
. • ,
Message From
Centralia
„
13y MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Personal Items
Miss Odeyne Clarke of Brant-
ford was a weekend visitor with
her parents, Rev, J. T. and Mrs.
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Heaman of
London visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomp-
son.
Mrs, W. Quinton, Robert and
Dianne and baby Susan Utley
of London were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. A. McFalls and Helen.
Mrs. Clara Abbott, who has
been spending the winter with
her sister-in-law in California,
i
I s a patient in St. Luke's Hospi-
tal, Pasadena, Calif„ following
a fall in which she fractured her
hip. She was visiting for a few
days with friends in Pasadena
at the -time of the accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden
w
and Margaret Rose ere Sunday
visitors ‘vith Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ailsa Craig.
Former resident,
Leon Hicks dies
• The funeral service for the
Late, Leon Hicks was conducted
by the Rev. .1. T. Clarke in the
Hopper-liockeP funeral home on
Saturday afternoon,
The deceased, who was a for-
mer resident of this minimills',
died in Clinton on Thursday of
last week.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Harry Carsaut (Ruby) of
London and Mrs. N. H. Moody
(Hazel) of Ottawa.
Interment was in the Exeter
Cemetery.
Among those attending the fune-
ral from a distance were Mr. and
Mrs. N. H. Moody of Ottawa,
Mrs. H. Corsaut, London, Mrs.
L. C, Hicks and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Hell of Toronto.
sieesesseseseressesseessessemessessissesesse,
The Story In
Saintsbury
By MRS.. HEBER DAVIS
secses.et:.'essaziekAtteestweeseeesteseessee
'Air. and Mrs. james Young
and jeffery, Lucan; Miss Sandra
AlcLinchey, Parkhill; Miss Joyce
McDonald, Mr. Howard McDon-
ald, Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs.;
Robert Tindall were Wednesday'
evening guests with Mr. and
Mrs. klugh Davis.
Mr. and Mrs, George Carroll,'
Detroit, visited the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. li.arry
Mr. _Hugh Carroll and Mrs, _Hugh
Carroll, a patient in Lucan nurs-
ing home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis,
Cameron and Wayne Carrell at-
tended the seed fair at London
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs.,
Heber Davis were at a quiltieg
at the home of Mrs. Mprray ;
bolt On Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Gt•cenlee and Mrs.;
Raymond Greenlee wore al the
home of Mrs. Charles Atkinson I
on WcdneSdaY afternoon.
Mr. And Airs. jack Dickins,
Lucan and Air. aed Mrs. Ron
Squiee, Whalen, \vett Tuesday'
evening guests with Mr. aiid Mrs.
I•leber Davis.
Mrs. Cliff lngs, London, spent •
the we.ekend at the home. of Mr.1
And Mrs, Parry Carroll and
visited tvith Mrs. Nellie higs,
patient, in Strathroy hospital, on ;
Sunday.
Mr. Allan Tindall, Exeter; I
and Mr. And MI6. Beheld, Tindall
Miss Rowena Abbott, Luca n,
were Saturday evening guests,
With Ms and Mrs. Min Careell.;
Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott. And
.family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack'
Dickins„ Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
Vanderhoek and Miss Betty Mar-.
ley Were Saturday aetting atthstA
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green.
et
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mk VIA Arid
were Friday e< efun.s.!
guests With Mr. -and WS. Goorgo
An increase• in the tax levy for
the Federation af. Agriculture
•was request•ed by representa-
tives of the ot•ganizatioo at the
meeting at .MeGillivray town..
ship, council. Saturday afternoon.
The Federation asked the rate
to be increased from two.filth to
one-half of a mill.
Councilet. viewed the proposal
favorably but •delayed decision
itritil next meeting.
Members of the _delegation in-
cluded Donald Middleton, -county
.seeretarv• Lorne Hodge county
official; Wilfred Dixon and Frank
Dickens, both of MeGillivray,
Pass Relief .111111
Apeounts included $118.50 for
reliefand nursing care, $11.5 for
siva!! :liability insurance, $91,67
for balance of engineering •costs
of Ansable Authority; and a $10
donation to the Red Cross.
George Anderson collected $24
in fax bounties. Four -dollar boun-
ties .went to Barry Reid, Milton
Pollock, Harvey .Ross, Howard
fsewis, and Howard. Hudson.
. .
Scouts loin
'Guide's own'
wins„Perthex cog e title
,, . tit1E
_
,
i Despite the fact that: ofilY one 1 periods of 15-16-12-10. „ ise Barb lindg'gon. 5: :Kris Gu
South Huron District llig,11 School 1 llon'er Skinner paced the sharp; e t T li 1
Jena. 4: . Mary S;haW. Mart1?
basketball team Inanaged to pull ! shooCing display With :19. ' Bill 3 a(jirridict:uili.'1.s1.°(!aist' ig.,e44.1ordaal%..n.A('-tei:10AAISIent.'
QUI a victory in ThursdaY's four- ' Laing had 14 and Cliff Meta - DII
!game series with St Marys the on Aliddl t v good lo • "". l'arni Al e 0 u r 4 Sandr
. - Busrlie. Pat ftowe,
, theal. high will have 005 repre• eight peints.
sentative for WOSSA action on• Pete Ravelle (13) and Fred ses 14 ARIA S Jane Graham. ..3
I March 14 in London. Joyce staliarro, S. ;loan Fiorga)
1 "CraitY" Hunter flit led the ,s,.en 7: Jaen um 51r1"nirleN. 2
Junior girls, who dropped a South iluren squad. Brian Ailey '7'1 us, iletton. ostfiarine .4.11 hu,
25-10 deeision in St. AlarYs
crowned P e r th e x Conference
were ,Bwoabs AgicodeufosranksiXfouprolanntsd Awiliailne ,si iiii:enres-f;a1ezi, ta, gip:: sionac,:i.a :,‘,41iiiiiert;ae
14814,a4,74, Sbi; a ri; .0 ,,1:::.1rnel t S h el t on.
1 seellaaSilo1.111)1°51'1151h 143s potillnetys, lehnrdeeedmati.g . BGtil:leelleDriallereeT•win-0 il I Soul h litirnn 3 3 5 3 1
i than Si. Alarys and Stratford wbo south iinron siria ran into ., d . , .1 4 8 6 1
I • . SI. Mars
0 second% , • . .
The only Smith Huron squad lo (bopped both contests,
trouble at St. AlarYs as they' fteferee: B. Burt.
come out. of Thursday's a.cti,on , Les Gammaee (10)Marg Dun. aioloit .110)$
with a victors' was the Junior sans (e) ands Donna Here (6)'
boys who chall'ed up a convinc.. sparked si. imilrys seniors 10 i ;IA si,4.zi Is..j.E.:s: 43;1:81.714,:1;21;1 nljr)itur,6:in.fri74171;
, ing 32-10 victory. c Senior boys their 2245 victory. A I I I r± 1
.r..,+aC,Za ,,Otell5 i t'nan,11-.5: k . flile.. ft Meta. D
; gym‘14ei'e ‘bvioliolielceadle5s3e-3n7ioorngitil.iiesirco°nwine ‘J‘i''ititihoneigmhitoiewaszlheaignhorfoliodSgoiuntlsi :jszt.elv,ennso.d,,Ili.„. Inioni,J11nlee.. B. 51e Kw a n
out on the short end of a
Junior Boys victorious 2245 creiagivskteerteidueef.our a n d Allison ' sot Tit tit litre rale navel le
l 5; Bnir SeXell, 4; A Ilan Busehe
verdict in St. Marys. 1 13; Fred Hunter, 11 . Bman Ailey
Small Huron's Use Gulens with e: Keith Horlgins„lark Miller
r
I in Exeter, Ted Sanders (11 i. 10 was tops in the junior scoring , 'red ItavellP.
• !Bill Harvey (6) and 1)on Killeen dePartment although her team seerp be etmerierei
The Timps•Advocate, Mlycli :4? 19$9, Pilo;
tp, reach ..dectston.
on dial service or GB
a -Continued from Page 1 'surveyed the at'assid Bend am
I •
-Grand Bend where telephone and arrived at our first esti*
a, users are largely city people mate of cost and at the opiniOn
.
who expect dial service it is the
only answer.
"We consider we have made a
good investment with our new
. system,"
• Cost for conversion to dial at
Grand Bend was estimated at
$250.000 which could be spread
• over a 20 -year period. It was
a
felt that revenue .from the Bend
could cover this expense without
may pressure being put on either
Dashwood or Zurich.
Rick Hanford of the Ontario
- Telephone A u ho city showed
' charts of Grand Bend and dis.
cussed the survey which his
board conducted.
"The trend today is toward de.
• centralization. Unattended dial
, stations are cheaper to put up
than big cable. Unless a revolu-
tionary change takes place even-
tually the township will end up
with at least three centrals.
"Dial ennversion of the whole
system would cost a huge sum
plus the additional men needed.
It is better to progress through
the system with the men and fi-
nance,s that are evailable. We
(9) paced the junior squad to lost. lane Graham. and Joyce sr. sitteys
south
their 32.19 win. Bob Schroeder . Mahaffey shared the scoring Herm% 1.5 15 11 10. -53
added a .fourth quarter basket to es&ohtitigpholintfscne4 a ctihte 3sovainanreresrguestiotthl &Deer: Pollg Busfthe,
10 7 11 9-37
round out the individual point •
parade. • chipped in with seven and j.acqin! .11 NM ft 00) S
South I! ono, 32, 51. mnrie 19
Sl. Marys' Bob Woad was the McCairles, sank two
Crosby 2 and Bob McEwan 1 in oul the South Huron Marksmaind I an)
R 1 1 Knowles scored fi p Kris Gulens with four r
ship,
Barb Hodgsot with five and ' 114"1"
a p score e, au - ounce : Ale A% an son a
Bob Worid 11.
big gun for the losers with U. By CAPTAIN LUXTON
The is) Exeter Boy Seoul
Troops"A" and "B" • , • t.
of Girl Guide Company at :
the annual Guide's Own Service
held Sunday evening at Trivia
Memorial Anglican Church,
Each Guide in the Compa.ny
had a part to take in the service
and Rev, de Vries gave the' ad -
•dress. In his talk he spoke on
the virtues of self icliance, .de-
pendability and courage.
After the service the :Scoute
and Guides gathered in the parish
hall for a Guide enrolment cue.,
nio.nv followed by lunch, Johanne
de Vries, Marline Harness, Shale:
011 Sanders and Linda Edwards '
were enrolled by Captain Lux.,
ton. Division Commissioner
Laurette Stegner presented. hand-.
ywoman's badges to Kathy Page
and Donna Ersman, and a thrift
badge to Joan Dettmer.
It was wonderful to have so
many Scouts out as we feel. they
ad•ded greatly to the church serv-
ice. A good congregation sras
also present. Sunday's service,
was the largest attended Guide's
Own we have ever had. It must
have been the addition of the
Scouts - let's hope there are -
more get-to-gethers like this in
the future
Miss Siegner took the Good•
the 19 point effort.
St. Marys seniors bombarded
South Huron with a fast -stepping,
smooth -passing and sharp -shoot.
ing display in a 53-37 tuneop for
their playoff with Seaforth in the
WOSSA quarter -finals,
The winners registered double
figures on the scoreboard in each
'
SOUT11 111 11.04% Ted Sanders. 11 .
•
Mil 11:, •i, fry,
,Bub Sehrnpdpr, 21 Irred fles3er.,
10: Don Killeen. 9: Exeter council
dillP. SI*Pl-0 Benning, Dale TurveY.
soisil:nlilairiyi.nr,s 5.1.1r1AtthirdifznIto 405ns. .stril.n.Pa(1,,iispar?d,01 alTis nserpermeenie,speepea.n re4‘aisei.1 ,
5: Eleannr [4-nrigins. 4: Allison "ight • ,
Clarke. 3; Dianne Ra nnie. Pal ses. Qmarterpr--, /
Nlarshall, Bernice Grainger, Ma.rie , .,,
ST, Ill an 1 3 Les ri am Ma gr., 16. Scorer: 1,. }inward.
10 3 3 1-19
2 5 i 5 in-. 59
Salmnn, Louise ;Hockey, Geraldine 4'1 • 'iiar"
Parker. South Huron
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quarter as they put together Ma rg• Dunseith. 3; Donna Hearn
fi Bemire Steele. Ly rill Harris.
Joan Tr ergusnn, Elizabeth [loth. FINAL STANDINGS
(itiaaiait,r;hkr?.f.a.te..aisijef.a,..„.3t,‘,,n is Alek:inen, Dawn
11•11.15,41.1a1r,, Alary me.
senre hy• glinrieres
installed, The old desk is being sewn t-iiirnii 6 n e 7-15
used in the children's section st• Alas:es .. 5 4 3 19-22
Sonrer: lidith Sent t,
to provide more space for books i .11 '510ft. GUMS !
and to give this department P4(iferPez R. Flu"' . . _ 13 '
.11' N1.011 01151,15 South Huron
more privacy,
Ptti•at'Nfinarld"" 1n 1
Librarian Airs. Laing took a st itz re "5 44 flt II 1 10
r Li in • 1 5
Your library
-Continued From Page 2
SPIN1011,, 013I1.8
St rat f nrd
51itehell
St. :Marys
South liuron
List owel
course at Wingha.m last August sm•rvRoN INA 2
s e
and obtained her Class E cer-
tificate. Al the meeting Wednes. zeree'ssaieWelseveleS . .. . . V.TIVen'entIKII*01:11MilVAVVreENTiv.',V.VM Exchange vows
clay evening she was voted a
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training rooms from the provin.
eial government was well re-
eeived and he was pleased to
note the budget. provided for
such grants.
At the reeve's suggestion,
council passed a resolution ur-
ging c,ourity coUnCil to petition
the provincial government to,
facilitate the liceneing of nur-
sing homes throughout the coun-
ty so that medical. cases being
treated in them may came under
the Ontario Hospital Insurance
plan thus relieving to some ex-;
tent the congestion now devel• ;
aping in municipal and other
hospitals,
raise in salary.
Two representatives of London '
Alicrofilnung Ltd,, London, were
present at the meeting and
demonstrated the process of Items of Social and Personal I.nterest In and Around Exeter
microfilming historical papers '
especially old copies of news-, The Exeter Timee•Advocate is always pleased to publish these items,
papers and the use. of a reader ' We and our readers are interested in you and your friends. Phone 770,
for the microfilmed pages. it
Town Topics here Saturday
night salute.
By KATHY PAGE 1
The latest meeting of the First
Exeter Guides was held Thurs-
day.
In Patrol Corners, the 'lunch
for the Guid.es' Own Service was
discussed. Marion Bentley, Shar-
on Sanders, Joanne de Vries,
a.ncl Marlene Harness were very;
busy passing their tenderfoot
tests so they could be enrolled
at the Guides' Own Service held
in Trivitt klemorial Church.
)roves a valitable addition t.o a T'1"
• . • " ,
library for historical references. Mrs. Herman Powe was in St. with the former's mother. Mrs.
Visit your library often and Thomas from Wednesday to Fri. Pearl Powles in Exeter last
make full use of the facilities it day
offers, last week with her sister week.
mrs, Harry Williamson of Ayl. Air. and Mrs. Ulric Snell. and
mer who underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs re -
She She is progressing favorably. turned Sunday from a vacation
As times go by Mrs. Bruce Tuckey was called. in Florida.
to Guelph owing to the illness of Mrs. .T. A. Perry, Mr. Kenneth
- Continued Frani .Page ,2
News Budget From
Baseline
By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR .1
stescessessneseiesseesetesemeesseessatersi
Birthday Party
Airs. Fred Parkinson held a ,
party for Brenda on Thursday
when she celebrated her seventh
birthday. She had as her guests:
Mrs. E. Strahan, David and Bob-
by, Shirley Timms, Ronnie Me.
Naughton, Mrs. DeBrabendere,
Kathy, Ann Marie and Bobby,
Ann Parkinson, Kathy and joy
Thacker, :Betty jean Miller, Mrs.
Laverne Rodd, Karen, Wayne,
and Eddie.
Euchre Party
The Base •Line school party
was held in the school Fridast
evening. Ten tables of euchre
was enjoyed.
The hostesses were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Coward and Miss No-
reen Walken) and Messrs. Wm.
and Howard Rinn.
The prize winners were: ladies
high, Mrs, A. Rundle; ladies
lone hand, Mrs. D. McNaugh-
ton; gents high score, Mr, Jules
De Brabandere; lone hand, Mr.
Robert Elston.
'Hostesses for March were Mrand .
AVisi ifrAe.ct Dewar .and Mi'. and
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. S. Marriott, Ron
and Maryanne, St. Marys, spent
Sunday with her paren Mr.
and Mrs. A. Dewar,
Me, And Mrs. David Holland
were dinner guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Alex Smith at St. Pauls
on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Te.ssman arid
Johnny, London, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Par-
kinson,
Miss Vivien taker is spending
a few days with her grandmother
Mrs, W. Baker, 8th Line, who
has been ill.
Mr. Win, Berry, Tommy And
'Kan Of Toronto spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Berry and on Sun-
day for Education week.
Aft. And Mrs, G. Clayburn nf
Weedsteek Were weekend vests
with the former's sister, Mrs.
Thni Coward, Tom and family.
day all were guests with Mrs.
Frenk Ball, St. Maeye.
Misses Sharon Marriott, Man.
lent Timms, \Slime Elstoil,
Bilker, John Timms, T3illie
Eston, Leon Ceward And Owen
O'firifie of the Base Line seheel
Were aniong lilt children Who
were in the meee thole held al
Mitehell United On Still.
WPM'S.. Ws. Delis Wil$ ob-
serving her birthday,
Mks. Tett Bridges, Lucan, was
a Thursday guest. with Mt. and
Mrs. Murray Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davit
were Sunday guests with Mr.
arid Mrs tlarites Barker.
Sunday watt with Mr and
Mrs. t. Aliatisen, -Were Aff, and
Mrs. AdeIbert Marley,- Landon.
the sixty years of organization.
Clare Balkwill fractured. his
leg in two places at Exeter Dis-
trict High School. 011 Monday,
Velma Ferguson placed first
in the regional public speaking
contest held. at Hanover.
At the Lions Club :meeting in
Central Hotel Charles Dolphin,
an architect from Toronto, gave
some 'valuable information in
connection with the new hospi-
tal proposed ior Exeter.
her daughter -in -taw, Mrs. Ken and Mrs. E. Crisp, St. Thomas,
Tunkey. I spent a few days with Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Bodd.y,! J. Powell and Mrs. Pearl Pow -
Sandra • and Bruce of Kitchener Iles last week,
visited with Mrs. Charles liar- Mr. C. L. Heama.n who has
ris on Sunday. • been employed at the Bank of
Mrs. Willis Powell has returned ;Nova Scotia, Melton, has been
after spending several days Iasi transferred to Port Dover as ac -
week with relatives and friends eountant commencing Thurs.
in Sarnia. day.
Mr, 'Bert Rivers is a patient .
eetiessisesseiseeeeesesseneseeesesseess
in South Huron hospital.
Miss Doane Powles and Miss
Sadie, Watson, St. Thomas visited
B9Y. SCOUT
OBJECTIVE
1.500
3,000
Happenings In
Ellanshard
that this is the type of service
needed. There should be an AM-
attell "Anydealternativedial
°tfiee "w nuld turn
out to be more expensive and
not so satisfactory to customers.
An improvement is essential. The
. alternative would he to •extend
what you have, but you'd still
be an 014 system and would
wed more operators and an out
side ;plant. A complete overhaul
would be required and mag,netO
systems are beeozning obsole4
through North America.
It was sbown that according
to figures Grand Bend is an
asset financially to the system
and will be even more profitable
when better service is installaii,
Thomas Grimley of the Ontario
Telephone Authority felt that on
the basis of other surreys that
have been made Grand Bend
dsejaeln.ts to have a better rhance
of going over successfully 1st
"We have been asking for im.
proved service for five years,"
said Reeve J'aines Dalton a
Grand Bend. 411 would take two
years to get dial installed once
a decision was made, Are we
going to have to dilly daily for
another three or four years with
Inadequate service' When will
Hay Township make a definite
decision?"
"The company is in business
to sell telephones and service
and here's a chance. Why not
take it? Any business man knows
you have to spend money to
make it,"
"What happens if Grand Bend
secedes from the Hay system?'...,
asked Father Doyle of Zurich
"There has to he co-operation
to prevent that happening," said
the chairman
"They'll never get a dial sya.
tern if it's put to the voters,!'
said a member of the audience.
"We would have a petitiori,"
said Ivan Kalbfleisch.
"There is no need for a peti-
tion.- retorted Dalton. "Eels
clence through the years showis
hat Grand Bend's telephone sya-
em needs improvement."
Deputy -reeve Alex 'Alousseatt
elt that there was no need for
urther investigation or study.
'The Bend needs a better sys-
ern. We'd better give it t them
r
up Grand Bend. They want
B ;If
r they'll go o •
ave to improve. Why should we
ervice, they're willing to pay
or it. Why object?"
Councillor Karl Haberer and
Tack Corbett agreed with Mous.
eau.
From the floor it was suge
gesterl that since the board •was
elected to make these decisions
and it should be left to their dis-
cretion.
t
iris Louise Tomlinson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Len Dilkes, 'William r
St., Exeter, and Terrance Robert 7;
Gratton„ son of Mr. and Mrs..:
Charles Grafton, London ex.
: changed marriage vows before
; Rev. li.. J. Snell in ,faines Street
United church parlors in an eve-
ning ceremony on Saturday, fLi4
February 21.
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' The bride chose for her wed•,'
cling a street -length dress of pink
: lace featuring bouffant skirt and
• scalloped -neckline. Her acces.
sories were in white and she •
carried a whit Bible • sted
, with a pale pink rosebuds and
i streamers of lily -of -the -valley.
, Her maid of honor wa
' Miss
Gail Long, London, in pink with ;
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white accessories.
Carl Howard, London, was
best man.
Air. and Mrs. Grattan will
' make their home in London.
Hibbert council
.
Ihires inspectors
Al Hibbert council meeting,
• , applications for warble fly in-
spectors were re cei vett and
hairy Harlem was engaged as
inspector and Stan Riley as as-
sistant inspector.
I There were six tenders for the
, gravel contract, and Levis Con-
qracting Co., Clinton, received
the award of 65 cents per cubic
• yard for crushing and trucking
on roads and 85 cents per cubic
; yard for farmers' lanes.
A petition was received from
owners in the area of the Wat-
son tile drain asking for repair
or new tile on the south branch
of the draM.
A grant of S50.00. was given
to th.e Salvation Army and the
1958 collector's roll was returned
:
to the treasurer.
Please Make
Your
Donation
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LIST OF NAMES:
R. Delryhumple $ 1.00
L. Bailey • 15.00
E, Lippert ..... . 1.00
L. Dundas 3.00
C. Reid 500
Art Clarke . . 5.00
N'elson Hill .. 2.00
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thac-
ker spent a few days at Ottawa
and attended the milk producers
convention.
Mrs. Fred Pattison, St. Marys,
spent a few days with her grand-
daughters, Orrie, Elizabeth, Lin-
da, Cathy and Joy Thacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang-
ford and family were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin
Langford of Dorchester.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dann of
London spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin-
son.
Elgin Rowcliffe ...... 2.00Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin -
Mrs, J. E, Jones
,Crediton native
Mrs. Edward Jones, wife of
Rev. .1. Edward ,Tones, former
I -United Church minister m Staf-
fa and Hickson, died in Winni-
peg hospital on Saturday, Febru-
ary 28.
Mr. Janes is a native of Credie
ton and is a brother of Mrs.
. Albert Smith, Crediton, and Cecil
• Jones of Exeter. He was retired
frees the ministry and Mr. and
Mrs. Jones were living in a
' suberb of Winnipeg.
Mrs. Jones wrote a coupleof
hooks telling of experiences as
a minister's wife: "For Goad-
, ness Sake" and "Stars Make
• Room".
Besides her husband she is
survived by sons, D. Langford
Jones, Toronto, and John T., of
Victonia. B.C., stepson, •Frede-
, rick Jones. Montreal, and step-
daughter, Miss Margaret Jones,
• of Calgary; one brother, Fred
• Crone, London.
Burial took place in Winnipest
on Wednesday.
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Charles Hoy 21:0000 so.n and Paul. Sir, and 'Mrs.
Ross Desjardine George Dann spent; Sionday with
South End Service
1,000 Alf Ross 2 00
..
ton.
Airs. Margaret Dann of Bryans.
„ .
1,501
1,1000
500
Leave
Ron Gunning 1,00
Murray Neil 1.00
Ed Ifer.n . 2.00
Bill Wooden .. . .. ... 2.00
A. 0. Elliot ,10.00
James Pottei, . 3.00
Neil Hall 5.00
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor .. 1.00
L. ,I, Penhale 25.00
B. N.. Creech .. 10.00
Ken Lampman .. 2000,
W„1. Corbett • 35.00
H. J. Jones 10.00
C. V. Pickard 10.00
Miss L. saigoar .. 5.00
William Huntley ,.. . 20.00
B. M, Francis . 5.00
W. IL liodgson .... . 25.00
Exeter Kinette 'Club .. 100,00
M. Granger -.
E, Cerson
Mrs. Dickinson
5.00
. 7,00
. 1.00
Mrs. H. C, Rivers . . 10.00
Ray Frayne . 10.00
A, J, Siveitzer 10.00
William McKenzie 10.00
T. 0. Southcott . . 10.00
Larry Snide . 20.00
Herm Dettmer .. 10.00
Marwood Prost 1.00
A. 1,. -McKenzie L00
Clair Denbati 1.00
Ralph 'Bailey 10.00
Ulric Snell , 50.00
. Mrs. Walter Jones of Glendale
' spent Thursday with Mrs. Cecil
Mosses,. Mr. Walter Joises spent
the evening.
Airs, Fred Thomson spent Fri-
day with Mrs. Cecil Mossey.
Mr. and Airs. Cecil Mossey
were Saturday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Knox,
Barry Thomson spent the
weekend with his grandfather,
Mr. John Rinn, of Baseline.
Mr. Clifford Cobleigh, -Miss
Muriel Winslow of Lucan spent
Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Ross
Langford.
Mrs. Alvada Hopkins, gileholl.
Airs. Lottie Jones of Rannoch
spent the weekend with Alr. and
William Jones.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Willi ani Youess
of St. Marys were Wednesday
guests Ot Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Mossey.
Airs. Fred Thomson spent Sat.
erday with Mr. and Aire, William
hive.
Quite a number .froin Eighth
Line attended the -church sex -
vice; on Sunday evening at Mit.
dull United Churth. Several
pupils of Metropolitan school'
took part in the thoir
their musit leacher, Mr. t. C.
• Harley, of Mitchell.
Your on Oil I
Mr. and Mrs. GlAdWyn tioOper
• iv; I attended the funeral nt the late
At the Following Places:
‘Valper's Men's Wear
Bank of Montreal
W. G. Cochrane
Snell 'Rms. Ltd,
Russell Electrie
Hopper44Ockey
Spormorod By
C. V.Pickard's Office
Rank Of Nova Scotia 1;
Sfielgrove's
Larry Snider Motors
Httron Lumber Co.
IV. li tiodgson
xeter Lions Club
William Urquhart of Mitchell on
Sa turday.
Mr. and Mrs. William &mos,
Mr. And Mrs. Ross Jonee and
Mrs. 'Cottle Jones all ended the
funeral of the late Jack Bremner
of London on Friday.
Me. and Mrs. henneth Faehy
and family nf Betloh, Ms t Edna
Paceyaf Mein were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gladwyn
Hooper.
WMC ti6nttotio1
Ih ?Arta& fteAttitig bflit-
Pentecostal WMC was held At
the henie �f Mm t Ianchard
011 Thitesday afternoon,
Used Car Buys
'58 FORD HARDrop-completely e -quipped, red and
white.
'58 METEOR EORDOR SEDAN -V8, automatic% tu-
tone, radio, whitewalls, full chrome discs. 0,000
actual miles.
'58 METEOR FORDOR-SiX cylinder, 16.000 actual
miles, whitewall tires, 25 miles to the gallon.
'57 PLYMOUTH SEDAN -push button transmission.
radio, steal it if you wish: -
'56 PONTIAC SEDAN-tutone,
'56 CHEVROLET SEDAN-Lutone, clean,
'54 PLYMOUTH SEDAN--elean.
'51 CHEVROLET TUDOR -sharp as they ebme:
'51 FORD ½ TON P1CKUP-exce1lent condition.
'5'2 G.M.C. ½ TON
'51 CHRYSLER SEDAN full pner equipment,
radio
WANTED: USED '$O • 51 AusTiNs
IN STOCK
N.,w 1950 METEOR TUDOR -blue ice metallic and .1
white m color, tvhitcwall tires -for innnechate de-
livery,
South End Service
Kuta and Chuck Swill
PHONL S2t1
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