The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-19, Page 3Ta;yes. econd look,
aho.n lana chain es
,lie Ausable A ithority, at a • antzation of .a campaign .tn •control, land ' use; 'reforestat:ion
meeting last weak, instructed .encourage more tree planting on 1 and wildlife.
its committee to take a "second submarginal land. trews of men which have been
took" at the tentative agreement Management .of the Authority's working ;at !tock Glen and Mor -
it has made t'ith Exeter .to. ur-,I ln.
own reforestation plots will be' risen dam in the winter works
chase property beside Riverview .reviewed in an effort to. improve i progrant have been. laid .off be-
I'ark. theili. I cause no 'further work .cats be
The eonniuittee wilt inspect = •Le7tgth of term of chairmen of , clone until the snow disappears.
elate the house and two ares advisory boards array be limited Considerable. site int.pr.ovem.ent
of land. which the .two. .bodies to three years to provide for a 1 •work has been done this winter
plan to purchase from. Ray; greater _exchange of ideas, 1 at both places,
X''rayne E Teter., ! A committee was set up to in-;
The action results from some vestigate •tete purchase of Jiun•'
sppa.rent misunderstandings over :gry .Flollow, a 50 -acre area in Town to tics
the property. Some adjustments,West Williams township which is /"' ....
ie the distribution of the cost of proposed as a public park. The plat r`ce .Love et th , Junior
114.000 may be proposed, , land .is next to the new bridge! ,• t i... .. _t . . .e un.. r
Tile Authority planned to use being erected by Middlesex anti' Farmers and Patsy Afarsllall
the house as permanent morn-.Lamblon counties. I and Doreen Brock .of the .junior
attended the annual
moclation for its field officer .and . The flood control conlnaittee Institute pcovtncial. canfe-
alloty I.he town to develop the svgs instructed to investigate the ineeting and .1 ,
Ian din connection with the ad- .request of Grand Bend to clean i rence of the.,. union Farmers
ascent part. the 'Walker drain and repair Association of Ontario at OAC
The Authority also took a erosion on its banks, f Guelph over the weekend.
"second lock'' at its entire] A coat of. arms, featuring a` gr. and. Mrs. August Gre;us
operation in a unique self -distinctive horizontal oval pie and 111r. tinct 11irs. Gerald. Prout
a
appraisal session following a sign by Clare Bice, London, was are spending a couple of weeks
testimonial dinner which paid; adopted by the Authority to be in Florida.
tribute to the retiring chairman, I used as identification of ail ARA 1 Mrs. Whitney C o a t e s
John A. iliorrisatl, the meeting' property. daughter., Miss Wilma motored lo'
FETE ARA CHAIRMAN
John A. Morrison
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Morrison
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Looking in reit. Liz
Area accidents,
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ed car owned by Mrs. Flossie
Dickins, .also. of William street.
on. Sunday.
Crawford was coming out of
his laneway. Miss Dickins had
left her car in front of her home
s inside for.a
while she tent an e
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everyshow
sy ELIZABETH TOVCHETTE.
The Romeos proved .again Sat• -present singing career• moment. :Constable Robert Alt -
hest
that they arc at their ; 'I always wanted to .sing. I ken investigated.
hest with smooth old standards wish I had made the 'switch. On Tuesday, cars driven by
like 'Stella by Starlight". The years ago," he says. ''Rick has ,J a On Watson,da RR r drive andb
quartet has a fine harmonious a daughter, Shirley Ann, who is e Geiser, Crediton, colhd-
blend that improves each week.' eight years o.ld.
Albert a er, ,
But, the boys are not actors er, John Garden, the group's Bari -street. Damage was
ed on Huron
comedians and they are decided-. tone, comes front a ;very ntusic only about $i a according to
ly uncomfortable when called al family' in Scotland. He sang Chief C. H, MacKenzie.
upon to.perform Broadway type on the i3BC in Scotland before
noises like their recent 'race coming to Toronto in 1948. "Now' Rayon
track' number from "Guys and nay young sister is jt st break -
Dolls". ing into show business in Lon- pulp.
The ilomeos are Vern Ken- don, England, and is doing
Sleds', Ales Ticknovich, hick' well," he says, ' 'and I have an
Stainby and John Garden. All uncle in the business in Scot -
four are Gino Silvi singers and land."
so often, appear on. Hit Parade' John is a structural engineer
with the chorus and on radio. but made the switch to full time
Vern Kennedy was with the singing in 1953 when he joined
Five P.la to a couple of sea- a group that became the "I1J-Fi
sons ago. Be comes from Am- Four" and made a few records.
a n d herstburg and was studying' lie joined Gino in 1956 after the
... electrical engineering at Toronto quartet split up and has been
was held Thursday at Fanshawe' .. 'Pile crest depicts major phases i Mt, Clemens, Mich., and spent f John A. Morrison, the man U when TV beckoned. He still' working regularly on TV and
Lake, near London, of conservation including water • the weekend with the fornier's ',who sparked the F. asable River intends to get his degree al radio ever since.
g'
In a four-hour session, mem-, 'daughter and family, Mr. and j Conservation Authority . into be- though now he's had to abandon John is a spare time • pro
hers reassessed the Authority's' Mrs. R. H. Doherty, Denise and (.coining the most active conserve. daytime classes. His bride of photographer and does publicity
accomplishments and objectives Diana, while there they attended .tion group in Ontario, was hon two months is still a student at shots and portraits for his own
in an effort to improve its eon Dobbs chairs the Ice Capades in the Olympia'ored by provincial officials and U of T. cohorts and for other perform
servation efforts. The session1 arena, Detroit. ;.ar.ea representatives at a testi- Alec Ticknovtch, the quartet's ers.
ryas planned by. Andrew Dixon, ' Mrs, Ewart Pyna, Airs. A1'. ! moniai dinner in London. Thurs• tenor, has done several solos on . All four have worked hard to
Exeter, chairman of the public area meeting Holtzman Mrs. M. Hannigan 'day night. the Juliette show. Be. comes be ready for this break on a
relations advisory hoard. Airs, F.. Squire, Mrs. L. ,John Chairman of the authority 'for. from Port Colborne and had network show. Let's hope they
Members agreed that reforest-! Fred Dobbs, Exeter, presided cion, Airs, H, Schroeder and ;nine ears, Mr, Morrison was. operatic ambitions when he came: are allowed to sing the songs
Mimi on pri state land had been for the district conference of the Mrs, H. Cooper attended the pot resented with .apainting of the . to study at the Royal Conserva• ! suited to them, the songs they
negle=cted and suggested the or-, Canadian Cancer S o c i e t y at yuck. supper and meeting of the Usborne dam pro ct: which the •tory. "But it's too difficult to like to sing and that they are
_.._.__ __...- .-._.� Stratford Saturday, which at- Huron Waves' group of the Aiary A th•'t ed after him He study and to earn a living at soon. permitted to cut the com-
J. W. Campbell
on station staff
John William Campbell, 51, an ferenee was Dr. 0, H. 1Varwick, was succeeded by Freeman Hod -
Pastor
employee of the mobile rduip chief physician Gordon Hewlitt of Rar was
ment section at RCAF Centralia, p Y ician at the Canadian cine !visconsin visited with his gins, McGillivray township.
diedsuddenly Sunday at'the Cancer Institute and Princess
home of his sister, Mrs. E. L. Margaret .Hospital, Toronto.
Chaffc RR 1 Centralia, Dr. Warwick emphasized that.
Mr, Campbell was born in "research today is yet a very
Huntsville and for the past eight' young story." There has been no
made i is h h .re, i further cure found for cancer
a•
traeted over 100 delegates from' a olt y .nam
d g Hastings club at Crediton Com• also °received a. scroll paying; the same time, so I'm glad 1' edv,
seven counties, • 1
triunity Centre on Tuesday eve- tribute to his leadership, ;
made the switch," he says. In Lorraine Foreman and Tony
Air. Dobbs is the first chair •in ng. ; addition to TV, Alex has been Thomas will be married on Sat -
man of the new-ly formed Elis Mr, Archie Morgan is a pa. Mr. Morrison retired as chair• I singing on radio's "Songs of My urday. Tony is a CBC radio pro-
, man of the authority at the an•, !People for .five ('ears. queer,
Principal speaker at the con—l tient in Victoria lios.pital, Lon• nual meeting in February and I p
Rick Stainhy is an ex -Van- Predictions: An educated guess
sinceHe was a member of the Exeter , therapy - meeting of the Canadian Owners
Masonic Lodge and the Orange I covereo• since lieu. xoweverr,
mother, Mrs, Martha Smith this
week.
Larry Snider, Van Laughton
and Jack Pryde flew to Toronto
last Thursday evening in the for-
mer's. plane and attended a
and. Pilots Association, They
Order, also of the Royal Arch treatments have been and are listened to a round.table discus -
Masons, i a r k h i 11, and the being developed enabling people sion on traffic near major air -
Knights Templar Lodge, Lon I thlive
disease re comfortably with ports. They flew back the same
don, e night.
Surviving are his wife and twoFifty per cent of those with Auction sale of farm imple-
daughters, Mrs, William Phil -
cancer seek medical. aid too late, tnents and household effects be -
lips and Gale, of Toronto; two ! the doctor said. In most cases, .longing to Lloyd Hern was held
brothers, Archie, of Montreal ;this was not the fault of the pa- Tuesday afternoon with fair pri-
and Clifford of Clarkson, also tient but the "insidious nature' ces being realized. The farm,
his sister, Mrs. Chaffe. of the disease." lot 3, concession 8, Usborne, was
The funeral Tuesday was held Among those attending from sold. before the sale to Lloyd's
from the R. C. Dinney :funeral i this area were Mrs. Kenneth brother, Thomas Hern. '
home conducted by Rev. H. Johns, Huron unit president; Joseph Wooden, SHDHS tea -
Snell. A Masonic service was Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Mrs. T. G, cher, has purchased the resi-
held at the funeral home Monday Dunlop, and Mrs, Harvey Pollen. 1 dence of C. S. MacNaughton,
evening. Members of the order! John. Street. Mr, MacNaughton
were present from Parkhill and plans 0 build. a new residence.
London, i Garnet J. Frayne ,Mr, Wooden will get possession
Attending the funeral were of the MacNaughton house in the
re-
latives from Toronto, Montreal -fall.
land London. USbOrne farmer Mrs. Wesley johns is a patient
The bearers were Ray Lam- Garnet J. Frayne, a lifelong in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
mie and Wilmer Wein, represent• resident of Usborne Township, having undergone surgery on
ing the Masonic Order; William died Saturday at the Heywood Thursday.
Green and Frank Harburn of the Rest Home in his eightieth year, Mr. Keith Coates visited over
Orange Lodge and William _Smith He had been ailing for the past the weekend with Mr, Lynn Mor
and Jack Simpson, representing two and a half years. tin, Turnerville.
the RCAF. Interment was in St. Mr. Frayne was a son of the Miss Barbara Parker has ac-
James cemetery, Clandeboye. late John and Sarah Frayne and cepted a position at Huntley's
lived on the farm on which he Drug Store.
was born, a mile east of Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. T. Wilson, Toren -
James McBride Besides farming he was for a to, who visited with Mrs. Janet
number of yea's a drover and Mason and Judy on Sunday,
dies in • 1705 It• al purchased hogs for different were storm -stayed until Monday.
p packing houses. Mr. and. Mrs, B. W. Tuckey
He is survived by his widow, returned Sunday after a month
whose maiden name was Annie spent at Fort Lauderdale, Flor-
Reid; two sons and one daughter, ida, and a trip to Nasseu. They
Arthur and Irene, of Exeter, and brought with them a branch con -
Robert at home; also . four taining 17 coconuts which Mr.
James Albert McBride, Clin-
ton, died in Clinton Community
Hospital on Tuesday, March 17
in his 71.st stear. He suffered a
stroke and was rushed to .hos
pitel where he 'died three hours grandchildren and four great.- Tuckey sawed from a tree at the
later• grandchildren; one brother, motel where they were staying.
Surviving are his 'widow, Ruth Clayton, of Exeter, and a sister, Mr. Whitney Coates, of Us -
Holland, Clinton; two sons, Bert Mrs. Lisle Worden, of Staffs. borne, fractured both bones of
The funeral Tuesday afternoon his right wrist Thursday morn -
as held from the Hopper -Hockey ing. He was working around
some cattle In the barn when he
slipped and fell.
Lloyd Ford; Exeter, proprietor
of Lloyd Ford's Men's and Boys'
Wear, Incabeen awarded a cer-
and Clare of Zurich; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Charles Stephenson,
Hensall, and Mrs. Maude Schnell
of Regina, Alta.
Resting at the Bonthron fune-
ral home. Hensall, where a pub-
lic service wilt be held Friday at tificate of merit by the Men's
poll.2 p.. conducted by Rev. T. J. Ned Armstrong and Earl Frayne.
,
Pitt, Varna. Burial will. take Interment was in Exeter Ceme Clothing Manufacturers Associa•
place in Bayfield cemetery. tery. tion of Ontario for successful
completion of a course on style,
construction and salesmanship
in men' clothing. The course
was held in Toronto last week.
funeral home, conducted by Rev.
R. S. Hiltz, of Main St: United
Church. The bearers were Mer-
vyn Dayman, Thomas Yellow,
William Webber, Gordon Oke,
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couverite. He left the west coast tells me that "Rhapsody" will
in 1947 but he is a fairly new be among the shows returning
Among those who paid tribute addition to Gino's group singers: for the summer. season. I would
to him at the dinner were Dr.! lie joined them in the summer not be too surprised to see' Patti
Sherwood Fox, former UWO for radio's "Dream Street" and Lewis copping a replacement
president; A, H. Richardson,! just "stayed on". Rickwas show too. Joan Fairfax, seems
chief conservation officer, Dep't' primarily a musician: he start-, set for a summer show, too.
of Planning and Development; ; ed his carene with the RCMP
and Ausable Authority members. Band at Ott- He has played
Air. Morrison, clerk of East trumpet with rt Niosi, Benny Message From
Williams for many years, be- Louis, Bill Bailer and Mart
came the third chairman of the Kenney. When he was with Jim -
Authority in 1951, five years my Coxon's orchestra he did a
after it had been formed. He hit of singing with a quartet
gave it the spark it needed to they called "Four of a Kind"
embark on many of the projects and eventually that led to his
which collectively have earned
for the Authority the distinction 11'••l! ` . "`! ' Lenten service
Topics From The weekly Lenten service of
funds to work with than • • Christ Anglican church was held
at the home of Mr. Borden
Elimville Smyth on Thursday evening with
Mr. Morrison was keenly a ' By MRS. ROSS SKINNER the Rector, Rev. Anions in
ware of the need for preserve ( charge.
tion of public recreation areas Following the service there was
in the Authority and pushed the choir practice in preparation for
movement to save the Pinery •
Elimville Euchre Club was Faster. Refreshments w e r e
from being sold to private in
• held on. Friday evening with four
terests.
1 tables playing. served by the host,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Autly Personal items
He also saw the problem of were hosts of the evening and! Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cunning -
water supply which id he sing winners were: ladies high, Aars, i tart• who were returning home
many municipalities and he sup, Delmer Skinner; gent's high, from Listowel after spending
ported the construction of the Mr, Rien oner; Westdorp andt consols the weekend with their daughter 1
dam in Usborne as an excellent tion, Mrs. Franklin Skinner.
� and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.!
means of providing such a sup-, r Lloyd Vogan, were snowbound
Ply.
CGIT
The Elimville CGIT meeting! overnight in Monkton. They. were'
The painting of the Morrison was held Sunday afternoon with t able to get home on Monday.
dam which he received was done eight girls present. Misses Betty 1 Mrs, Jack Essery was in by Clare Bice, London. Tor -
Stephen and Margaret Beiber onto on Wednesday and attended
were in charge. the funeral of her uncle, the
The girls will meet to repair
Your library the Sunday School hymn books.
Misses Shirley Johns and Ruth
Horne are in charge for next
meeting, Sunday, April 5 at 2,30.
Personal items
Miss Anna Roully of Simcoe,
Miss Grace Routly of London
spent the weekend with their par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Alargi-
son and family of London visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Delmer. Skinner. Airs. Ed. Johns,
who 'has been staying with her
daughter, Mrs. Margison, is now
spending a few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Delmer Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper and
Floyd were Friday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Del -
bridge celebrating Mrs. Bruce
Cooper's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Routly,
Misses Anna and Grace Boldly,
Mr. ,Jerry Ronnie of Hensel]
were Saturday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crago
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
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province, even though it has
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garet, because she is a princess,
is always page one material a•
round the world.
In his preface the author
writes "While covering her royal
tours in my capacity as a journa-
list, I have often been touched
by the wonderful way she has
with people. Like her mother
she has inherited the common
touch,"
The writer of her biography
speaks of her as a warm. and
human person who loves her
family and friends and wants
desperately to find her place in
the world.
* * • •
1 Sailed With Rasmussen
Here is an adventure story
written by a favorite author,
Peter Freuchen, who, for 14
years, was "Rasmussen's part -
Curlers discuss . mer" accompanying him on ex-
peditions all over Greenland and of Kirkton.
=Continued from Page 1 W northern Canada where they Bob Margison of London spent
Three rinks, skipped by ,lack ti ` ci 1 nd the land Edward Skinner and Aliso Frail -
sought news information about the weekend with his cousins,
Fulcher, Charlie Smith and Har-
ry"Nothing Snell, remain in the running"than the spring draw title. Alt Freuchen says, to hunger
Cann's foursome has been de• together, to see death in each
dared winner of the fall draw. other's eyes and lying in snow
A number of rinks are play- huts during snow storms of
ing in a consolation round. many days duration."
Winners of the three draws Select books of your choice
will enter a special competition
for the club championship. from your library.
imewai
ces Skinner,
Miss Verdi Kellett is spend-
ing a few' days with Mr. and
Mrs. George Kellett of Thames
Road,
Miss Helen Herdman of Gode-
rich spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Squire
Herdman.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Parsons,
Susan and CCail, Mr. and Abs.
Alvin Cooper and Floyd were
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Parsons of Hen•
salt, the occasion being Susan
Parsons and Mrs, Ruby Finlay -
son's birthdays.
Mr. Gilbert Joins lost his drive
shed, colony house and 500 chick-
ens early Tuesday morning by
fire.
Silver anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym en-
tertained on Saturday fo a din-,
ner party at their home in hon -1
our of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert;
Lobb's twenty-fifth wedding an-
niversary.
There were forty•seven mem-I
bers of the family present. They!
were Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Lobb
of .Holtnesville, Mr. and Mrs.'
Mervin Lobb and fancily, Mr.:
and Mrs, Alvin Lobb and fain-.
ily, Mr, and MI'S. .lames ',ebb
and family, Mr, and Mrs. Don
Crich and fancily of Clinton. Mr.
find Mrs, Harold Lobb and fam-
ily of Brucefield, Mr, and Mrs.
Lyle Docking and family of
Steffi,
The Elimville WI
The Elimville lift held Their
afternoon 'euchre on Tuesday af-
ternoon in the hell with three
tables playing.
The Elirriville Smith line la -
diet Were in chase, Winners
were: ladies high, Mrs, Camu-
bell'; ladies loin, Mrs, Allen
THREE TIME WINNER—Luther Sander's, . ,lt. 2 Selaf rtla, ! ,Johns; lucky clip, Atayfi.
Gorden
won the small seeds dhantpionshili for the third time at Prance,
e.
seed fair on 8attttelay, He also wort in 1i x4, titad in wilt 1[ty \Nit. Johns `oe Pair of 01110W nCases were
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late Fred J. Hill and her sister
Mrs. Edgar Rundle of London
accompanied her.
Allison Clarke, youngest daugh-
ter of the Bev. ,J, T, and firs.
Clarke has been chosen to rep-
resent the South Huron District
High School in the London Free
Press School Queen's Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden
and Margie were Sunday eve-
ning visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Paynter and David, Kirk -
ton. in celebration of David's
birthday.
WINDOWS SMASHEC
Two plate glass windows in
town were smashed by the gale-'
like winds on Sunday.
A large pane in the showroom
of Larry Snider Motors Ltd, fell
causing some damage to a new
car on display.
Another pane at Armstrong's I
Restaurant was broken.
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