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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-14, Page 2Page '2 The Tittles -Advocate, .May 14 19$9 StanIey township .rnan lies 'in highway crash Police said Wednesday no de - 1 egard to a coroner's inquest into ... •cislon has been made yet in . he death of William Hayter, 61, •,,popular Stanley Township farmer vho vas killed in a two -car IT rash Friday night on the Bay-- leld road, investigation into the fatal � „ccident is continuing, according ,�,,.to OPP Constable H. D, Hobbs, a$- ,tGoderich. PC Hobbs said the cars side- ,.,"""E,awipecl each other near the brow 7: ff a hill, 2' miles west a No. Highway, !1 NEW BARBER! Chub's Barber Shop !.=`t Succeeding Harness Barber Shop BELOW BELL & LAUGHTON MAIN ST., EXETER * Courteous Service °*' Expert Cutting . Donald "Chub" McCurdy Used Farm _ Machinery 1 -4 -ROW CORN & BEAN PLANTER—in good con- dition! S—NO f'45" HAY BALERS —reconditioned. 1—JOHN DEERE "B" TRACTOR—a good one! "6—MASSEY-HARRIS NO. ".81" TRACTOR 1 -38 -FT. BALE ELEVATOR 4 Come In And See Our Special t Bargains On The New "4 n . Hay Balers V. L. BECKER sk SONS Phone • 60-W Dashwood make their GUDUATION a day to remember 17 Jewels Shock Proof Unbreakable Mainspring Metthing Expansion lend 39.95 21 Jewels Self Winding k. Shock Proof Anti Mesnsli( Wath beef Unbreokoble Msiniprinl Metchino Expansion land 49.95 OTHER MODELS FROM $1995 Jack Smith CREDIT JEWELLER Phone 510 Exeter, Driver of the .other car, Paul C. Aranlstead, 26, Goder'ich, re- mains in Clinton Hospital with severe skin abrasions, but is in satisfactory condition. Two pas- sengers in the Arnistead car, Gordon Fallows, 21, Seai'or-th, and Raymond Mallough, 18, Goderich, were treated for minor injuries and released the same night. Armstead, who was travelling east, was thrown out of the car following the impact and the vehicle rolled to a ditch at the bottom of the hill, The westbound I-layter car re- mained near' the point of impact. Damage to the cars was esti- mated at $2,600. A large• crowd attended the fLneral service for Mr. Hayter Monday at Goshen United Church, conducted by Rev. T. J. Pitt. interment was in Bayfield Cern eters. Born on the Goshen line. near Zurich, Mr. Hayter lived on several farms in Stanley Town- ship. He was a member of the Goshen church and of the Orange .Lodge at Varna. For many years, he was violin- ist and floor manager with the popular Murdoch orchestra which. played for hundreds of neighbor- hood dances. Be served as warble fly inspec- tor for the township and was also a fertilizer agent. Survivors include his widow, the former Emily Tippett; three sons, Elmer, Harvey, Mervyn, alt of Varna, and one daughter, Eileen, Mrs. Ken McLean, Hen - sail; three sisters, Mrs. Alfred Moffatt, Kippen; Mrs. Cecil Dow. son, Varna; Mrs, Marvin Rout- zon, Florida, and four brothers, Lloyd, Lucan; Elgin and .Russell, London, and Gordon, of Pontiac, Mich. Pallbearers here Anson Cole- man, "Harvey Coleman, John. Ostrom, Mel Webster, Roy Keys and Russell Erratt. District election — Continued From Page 1 tion in many fields during the past decade to prove the pro- vince has "experienced the greatest development in its his- tory under Premier .Frost," He outlined the new policy in- stituted in his own department which now emphasized reform instead of punishment. The strap, he said, had been abolished and a more liberal and understanding p r o g r a m adopted in treating young offend- ers in training schools. Although he did little politick- ing, the minister did attack the Liberals and. CCF for spreading fear about unemployment. "Can you picture the terrific handicap being placed upon this province by those who are spreading gloom at the present time?" Speakers on the platform In- cluded W. H. A. Thomas, Mid- dlesex west MP; Mel Pratt, Listowel, president of western Ontario PC's; Ron McNeil, Elgin MPP; Reeve John Gillies, Lon- don tonwship; Harold Corbett, Lucan, first vice-president of the PC ass'n. Chairman of the meeting was Harry Duffin, Thorndale. 'No tea-party campaign' Liberal leader John Winter- meyer opened his Ontario elec- tion campaign Monday night witha fist -shaking speech which denounced the Progressive Con- servative government as "shop- worn." He warned: • "This will be no tea-party campaign." The 42 -year-old lawyer outlined a 15 - point election platform which promised, among its new points, revised liquor laws, a voluntary retirement scheme and aid to small businesses. He delivered his keynote ad- dress at a nomination meeting in his home town of Kitchener. Town topics Rev. R. E. Southcott, of Oi.i Springs, is .ill with a heart con- dition in the Sarnia General Hospital. He was taken i11 fol- lowing the Sunday services. Mr. Southcott is a former Exeter boy. On Mother's Day, Mrs, R. E. Pooley received a phone call. from her granddaughter, Lor- raine Ha ger m a n, in Regina, Sask. Lorraine played a favorite recording for her grandmother, Mrs. Norah Taylor attended. the London Teachers' College service in Adelaide Street Bap- tist church Sunday morning and in the afternoon toured the new Teachers' College building. Men who give in if wrong, are, wise; men who give in if right —are married. nlinnulninunntlalulnuullltllnnlnunn,iliunul �t 111111111111111111111111,,, llotingill tlPIt111Itltll tt l/11111111111 IIIIllllll 1111111llllll11111;tog 111111111111111I11t111111itlnllnl, A NEW SERVICE FOR THIS AREA Grand winner T -A snapshot contest BOYS AND BUDGIE—This candid picture by F/L Bill Johnson, RCAF Station Cen- tralia, was judged grand winner of The Times -Advocate's three-month snapshot con- test which ended. April 30. The boys are Ronald, 10, and Michael, 5, sons of Flight Sergeant A. R. Maxwell and Mrs. Maxwell, Centralia. The bird is "Silly". Besides winning the grand award of $10, this picture won a monthly award of $5, plus the weekly prize of $2. Snapshot of CE officer wins T -A contest award Amateur photographer F/L two-week winner), Bill. Johnson, RCAF Station Cen-j Jan, 29—Miss Joan Guilford, tralia, has been awarded the $10 cash prize for submitting the best picture in The Times - Advocate's snapshot contest. The photo showed two boys watching the antics of the family budgie bird, "Billie". The boys were Ronald and Michael Max- well, sons of Fit. Sgt. A. R. Maxwell,- RCAF Centralia. F/L Johnson's picture also won a $5.00 monthly award `for the best snapshot submitted during April. Other monthly winners were Mrs. George Dobbs, Exeter, (who also won the weekly award twice), and .Jack van Goozen, RCAF Station Centralia (another Weekly winners were: • Radio pastor speaks here Rev. Dr. H. H. Savage, popular radio pastor from Pontiac, Mich., kill conduct a mission service at Main St, United Church Tuesday night, May. 19. Dr. Savage will speak at Au- burn and Wingham in addition to Exeter in a tour through this area. He is described as a "great. missionary enthusiast." His own church in Pontiac has sent nut many missionaries, particularly to South America. This summer, Dr. Savage will be one of the special speakers at the Canadian Keswick con- ference. • Pekewins top award St. Aubrey's Kaun of Els- don,ithe champion Pekingese, owned and shown by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters, Winchel- sea, copped the best of winners award at the London dog show. If success turns your head, you're facing the wrong direc- tion. gill III IIIA tttt tl H 111 t„t111111,nn111l,l tooth 111l1illt111111 Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week. 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Niagara Cyclo Massage Free Herne Trial, Call Bill 6 Ruth Gaiser RR 2 Crediton Phone 59r2 Mar. 26 Mrs, Ralph Webber, Dashwood, RR 3 Apr. 2—Miss Louise Blom- maert, Exeter Apr. 9 -Mrs. Harry Reid, Ex- eter Apr. 16—Mrs. Clare Deiehert, Zurich Apr. 23—F/L Bill Johnston, Centralia Apr 30—Mrs. John Alexander, RR 2, Hensall Judges were Exeter profes- sional. photographer Jack Doerr and R. M. Southcott, co -publish- er of The Times -Advocate. Hot Cooling System? Let Us Fix It Before. It Harms Your Engine Overheating) • stops at once when we clean out the sys- tem end plug the leaks. Larry Snider Motors Phone 624 Exeter tttltl111l,.tttttutl tltl,I,,,,tt 11111,11111,.1111,11„1111th, i ill t,ltt i tl,Iltlltttt!I/I ttttntt 10tlnldltt Nttntntl/IIt1111,,j For The Best In Mowers * MAXWELL * TORO Oir- The Best In: 71r MAYFAIR * LAIN. NFLITE * GARDEN TRACTORS * ROTO TILLERS Be Sure To See: LAING'S POWER MOWER Sales, Service and Parts PHONE 72 EXETER /11/11nillillililttntlll111111101 HIHIIIIttl111n1,11111Ii1t1111n11111It1111111u1un1111u Itninnl111111n11I1t11111111n Ink, 11111111i1111111111nt11g111111111111it1n111111n1n1111It1,illi111t1111,Itilli llllllt llH/11i111illiti11t11111111111i11n 1 tit t t11111I1, He took it on the lam down to Larry's Supertest PHONE 968 EXETER Not one to 'postpone the important i5 Charlie. 14e hears one of the lectors talking about Our great used car. buys , and he's off and running! Where Your Used Car Dollar Goes Farther 3"' Tli"itiiiririflltirlrttlrltglitu" ;nit irltrat,tint(ltuuutheffiertanf rmilennoritnirltl.., /Ylltlrlllll Ills Ii I I Illilrllllllnr 4 Local church services mark Mother's Day )seeteCestet Mother's Day service in the Exeter Pentecostal church was taken with .the Women's Mission- ary Council in charge. Mrs. Keith McLaren Conducted the service. Mrs. William Parker read the scripture, Mrs. D. Finkbeiner Jct in prayer and Mrs. B. Cann sang a solo. Mrs, Graham of Lucan gave the message and readings were given anda by McLMrs. Taren., Jolly and Miss Gifts were given to Mrs. T. Jolly, who had the largest num- ber of relatives present; to Mrs. ,Robert Ostler, the youngest mc,ther, and Mrs. William Par- ker, the youngest grandmother, and a gift corsage to Mrs. Wil- liam Abbott, the oldest mother present. Main Street At t he Main Street `church Sunday was family Sunday and llev. R. S. Hiltz spoke from the subjectFamily?""What is a Christian During the service the minis- ter performed the rites of bap- tism for Richard Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs, Don. Gravett, and Kimberly Ann, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Carl Turner. Caven Presbyterian At the Christian Family Sun- day service in Caven Presbyter- ian church. the Sunday School and congregation combined for worship conducted by Mr. How - and Kerr, Toronto, in the ab - settee cif his father. "The Family in the Home" was the theme of the service, James Street At the morning service with a Mother's Day theme the rites of baptism were administered. to Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Keys; Wendy Susan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Kovacs, London, and Rodney Scott, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowen, London, At the evening service, William rplien, sora of t1fr. and Mrs. W. EI. Pollen, of 'Lown", was received by Huron Presbytery as Al can, didate for the ministry. Bill was presented by his ister, Rev. H.:Snell, and receiv- ed by Rev. C. D; Daniels, chair. Ivan of Presbytery, assisted by several other ministers, Bill leaves this week for Thes- salon where he will be in ,charge of a three-point circuit for the summer months. 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