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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-18, Page 9• . . Offer free ,prizes giftsCro- ••• •ent.s from.SL PAWS,. Stratford,. Exeter., CronlartY., „lienSall, Rus .marty comm Friends. snit relative.s. Attended • seidale, Mitchell,. And stirrosind- II ' ""nimunitY* "The Times,Adeecatee. June; ilk 1959 Pig* t. Barker and MC Earl Kerni gal .readings, • 'Words .01 Appreciation to .140. taking partRe.vere expressed b.e Mrs..70nergn Neil, Persedel Mr. mut John Waliae.e and Debbie- And Mrs. ,GraCe .SC* Went the weekend with Mr. and, Mrs. Fan k COI* And flimily• At Sarnia. Sgt. M. F. ,and Mrs. Bettes and Mal', Of the''air force station at :Clinton, :called ,en friends the village .on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs.. Horton 'MO* Deegall, Mrs. • Sadie 'Scott, Mr$4 Elmer Colquhoun and Mr. lainds say .11.1eKellar were ;trots of Mr. and Mrs. -George WAUM tt.14 Saturday evening Sunday visitors with Mr. .enst Mrs. Donald Scott were Mr. And Mrs, Nen Burns and farmly, .of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Storey of Dorchester at superrnar .PY MAC XVteteK10,44 et o Kippen district.students see Museum, subway By,MRS- :NORMAN LONG Flowers at the church •Sunday OA Wedng8aRY, SS 14' all*" were in memory of the—late t Sl'' Walter Fairbairn. •Ilildrelt and their teacher' Mrs' M. and Mrs. Clarence Pries, ssieet enjoyed a bus trip ta To - rule,. spending, thiee hours at tat', ot near•Mitchell, visited on ...-- -- Sonday with Mr, Robert Thom - the musetun in Queen's Park, son, .and taking a return trip on the Mrs. W. L. Afellis spent a few days subway. They came home about jn.ao pan,. in Wroseter; her mother, Mrs. Gibson, returned with her Personal item*. I for some holidays. Sunday service at. St. Andrew's Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harkness • tinned Church was wellattended, and family, of Parkhill, visited. :Bev. Cook, of Lucan, was in Sunday with Mr„ and Mrs. W. R. charge of the service in the ab- sence of the minister, Rev, IllacMillan. ,... i Miss Marie Jarrott, nurse in training at. Stratford: General ;Hospital,. is spending three weeks' va&ntion with her parents, Mr, , end Mrs. E, Jarrott, " N. Recent visitors, with. Mr, and Mrs. Dnwson were illrs. A, Keyes, • Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wright, of 1(ennilworth; Mr, and Mrs. M. Stogdill, of Toronto. They later met at the home of Mr. Lloyd Dowson, Varna, and had A Willy reunion. Misses Lynda and Cathy Fer- guson, of Chiselhurst, are visit ing this week with an aunt and. .uncle, Mr, and Mrs. A. Parsons. Mr, and Mrs, Monty Met:011)11ra, Kim and Lynda, sent the week- end with relatives in . Oakville. • • , Mr. and Mr's. Norman; Dickert visited Sunday with relatives and friends in Clifford, Miss .Alice Pfaff, of Aylmer, was a weekend guest of her brother-indaw and sister, Mr. •and Mrs. Robert D. Elgie. • is ' . .............................................................. xs.sff&siSSisss-::.:..s.M. ooper. Mrs. •William Winder is visit- ing a few weeks with her sister- in-law, Mrs. V, Winder, of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Chiang, of Madison, Wisconsin, are spending this week with Mrs. Chiang's sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Moto- mura. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowson cele. brated June 3 with Mr, and Mrs, E. Kerr, of Winthrop, the occa- sion being 1VIrs. Dowson's birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fisker, of Brantford, visited on the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McBride and family, Mr. and Mrs, Frank IVIcCona- chie and daughters, of MacDon ald Manitoba, and formerly of ICippen, visited Friday afternoon with Mr. Mellis and Mr, and Mrse Norman Long. Mr. Jaines Armstrong and his sister-in-law, Miss Jessie Hutchi- son, of Stalin, were Sunday eve- ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. N. Long, Over 1,500 free prizes and gifts wilt be given away •during the three-day opening a Darling's IGA Food Market in Exetersthis weekend, Owner Fred Darling will eele- brate the move to his new loca- tion by •giving.away bread, mar- garine and ice eream •to •cus- tomers. The market will also give away a large quantity of trading, statues. The former implement building of W. G. Simmons and Sons, cor- ner of Main and Sanders streets, has been completely renovated for the new market, now the largest in town. It has 3,600 square feet of floors space, ,in - eluding the warehouse. Features of the market include brilliant lighting, air condition- ing, large refrigerated cases for meats, frozen foods, dairy prod- ucts and produce, Two walk - in refrigerated boxes have been installed for storage of meat and vegetables. Three check-outs will be pro- vided for fast: service. Entire interior has been deco- rated to give a bright, colorful atmosphere. In charge of the renovation was Donald C. Oke, young Zur- ich contractor, He was assisted by G. K. Crocker, Dashwood, re- frigeration; Lloyd O'Brien, Zur- ich, plumbing; Garfield Thom- son, Exeter, wiring; Napoleon Corriveau, Zurich, cement work, For owner Fred l3arling, it marks another step in a series of improvements. Following his service in the armed forces during the war, he and Bill Chambers took over the meat rnarkettof the late H, C, Rivers. Mr. Darling took over the business himself several years later and added a cons- " I liSMS:SIK S Te'S S SWIMS, 5 P:4.1 Hensall and district news Mrs. 'Pearl Case, • of London, was a weekentl,yisiter with. Mrs. Elsie Case. Mrs. J. Bonthron is spending two weeks .holidaying with her sister, Mrs, N. .P'eppier, in Han. over. Mr, and Mrs. Wiltirn Simpson and Robert, of Detroit, were weekend visitorswith the for- mer's mother, Mrs. Lou Simp- son. Miss Patty 'Bell of the staff of the .Bank of Montreal is enjoy- ing a two weeks' vacation, Mr, and Mrs. M. Peck spent the weekend with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and faintly, .ef Mrs. G. Vickers and family, of Newmaskelswere regent visitors with Mr.. Ahd 'Sirs. P. L. Me - Naughton ',:and Mr,' and Mrs. Bert Horton. • s's Mr, and Mrs. ‘Wl1bC.Dilling and Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Love have returned -from a vacation spent :in Northern Ontario. The Hensall Ohs intheir re- • cent drive for coat hangers col- lected' 2,000, . southEnoervice Used -car Buys' '58 :AUSTIN SEDAN '58 METEOR SEDAN Tutone, • ,automatie, 10,- • 000 mile, real. beauty! '55 CHEVROLET SEDAN Tutone, your choice of two, '53 METEOR SEDAN Six good tires, runs good! '53 PLYMOUTH COACH '53 CHEVROLET HARDTOP '51 CHEVROLET SEDAN '51 CHRYSLER SEDAN '50 AUSTIN SEDAN Come In And Drive, METEOR and, MERCURY also AUSTIN SPORTS "SPRITE' A-40 AUSTIN SEDAN A-55 AUSTIN SEDAN - South End Service Ross and Chuck Shell PHONE 320 EXETER Mrs. R. MacKellar and Teddy, of Thedford, are spending two weeks with Mrs.. MacKellar's parents, Mr, and Mrs. if Smith. Mr. Clarence Reid is having the exterior of his hole painted, Mr, Fred Kennings' doing the work. Mrs, Jim Clark was the lucky winner of an 8 um movie cam- era, given by the Clinton Lions Club, at Brownies Drive-in Thea- tre in Clinton recently. Mr. and Mrs. William Lee, now residing in London, spent the day in Herman last Thursday and left after to spend the 'sum- mer months at the cottage at Bayfield. Mrs. John McFarlane and Jim- mey, of Forest, recently spent a day with Mrs, Minnie fiangs.- ter. . Mrs. N. Peppier, of Hanover, visited last week with her sis- ter, Mrs. J. Bonthron. Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. William CaldWell are attending the sessions of the Grand Lodge IOOF and Rebekahs being held in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles and family of London, F10 George Sangster, Mrs. Sangster and Darrell of 'Hamilton and Mrs. Ellgert of Portage la Prai- rie visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Len,Noakes and fam- ily. Mrs. Art O'Hara and son, Peter, of Belleville, are visiting with Mrs. O'Hara's mother, Mrs. Violet Schwalm and' with ,her brother, Ray. Mr. James Sangster underwent an appendix operation in Clinton Ptiblic Hospital on Tuesday. Mr. Rudy .Pitzke, who was seriously ill -following an opera- tion in Stratford General Hos- pital, is much improved. Mrs. Emalie Parker returned hoine after spending several weeks with.members of her fam- ily at Mitchel]. Mrs. Scrabuick left last week for a visit with members of her family in the West. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hem- bruff, of Manitoulin. Island, their SOA Lawrence and Miss Dorothy Creary visited with Mrs. Leona Parke and Patricia last week and called on other friends. Mr. and Mrs, Shute and 'Sar- ann, of Selfridge, Mich., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Man- ley Jinks. George Follick underwent an operation in Clinton hospital Mond a y. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hem- bruff, Manitoulin Island, and son Lawrence and Miss Dorothy Creary visited with Mrs. Leona Park and Patricia last week and called on other friends in town. Cromarty anniversary service Anniversary services will be held in Cromarty church next Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., with Rev. Dr. William Barclay, of London, 'as guest speaker. A male choir, the "liarbouraires," of Goderieh, will sing at the evening service. sus, ......... 1111111 ..... 11111 .... 1111;11111 ...... 111111111111 ... em .plete grocery line by extending the building. His new lecation is •only half block from the iornier one. I Fred is a past president of the Exeter Legion and an active I member of. Exeter Lions. He is ,• married to the former Shirley I 'Plots and they have three obi). - I clren. Ills hobby is saddle hoses and he has captured a number a prizes at local and district fairs. ,CGIT me*. basket4 Miss Joyce Dow presided at hird in 1926. McDonCeased ald, of Stratford, pred the CG1T meeting Monday eve- He is survived bY one seer: niieng13, iabnied .sMturasy,.M. Larnond led Lorne, at home, and two sisters, o • Mrs. E. Kerne, of Fellarton, and Members worked at their Pr* Mrs. H. Drake, of 1441)110a. Man- ed, making waste paper baskets, itoba, and' many ;lieges and Mrs. Gordon Laing led the girls dePbews- in a sing song, and the meeting closed with taps. William Chappel Hibbert farmer Mr. William James Chatmel, Arvila d'was he g e y laa attended funeral secethe fleaUi- LesUe funeral home, Mitchell, on Thursday with Rev, A, DAY" flard, of Staffa Dnited church, in charge, Pallbearers were Calder Me- Kaig, Wesley Russell, Ernest respected and hie long resident llarburri, Norman Harburn, Mal - Mrs. Amelia Cole, of SC, Marys, of Ilibbert Townshie, died at bis C01171LaMond and Mervin Nairn. Burial was made in Stalin Tuesday, June 9, in his 83rd year. Cemetery. He was a son of the late Thomas Chappel and Margaret Mitchell, and spent all his life on His wife, the former Christina 11"fucell• eexet.tned Fbreesclt Dwaisrhliensg •for the farm where he died. Is spending a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Hocking. Mrs, Elmer Colquhoun, of Clin- ton, is visiting with her sister, and other Mrs. Sadie Scottives in the community. rela- tives Scott. nome on e Ji connesston Recreation activities By .1, R. "SCOTTY" HUME, Arena Manager Since my last letter in this Paper, I regret to say I am very disappointed in the support this town gives to the different activities. Last Wednesday evening one of the local lodges who sponsor two teams in the Minor Base- ball League, put on a game with Exeter, which was well adver- tised. I watched this team and they put all they had into it, They worked hard and were de- termined to win, which they clic). Congratulations! The point I would like to emphasize is that ther. was only a handful of people there to support them— to be exact just 25. Of this num- ber 17 were boys and girls. Do you think that is loyalty to these boys who are determined to bring hack laurels, such as a championship. to Hensall? Let us face up to it, these boys deserve better support at their games. But I guess it is, the same for everything . held here in town. Last week, through the medium of this paper, I gave you a summary of the different activities we have held, and some to be held. I am,veiy dis- appointed in the so-called loyalty of our citizens, 1 called for a meeting of the Senior Citizens of the town to form a club in the fall. The re- sponse I got to that meeting was three — these being men. "Thank you, gentlemen". I had a dance on Friday night at which I hoped to raise money to help buy some of the items I listed last weeks but to my dis- may, I found the support of the c,tizens and business people shocking. Only 24 people paid ad- mission. Out of these only seven were from this town, the others were from' out of town. I really do not think this is much en- couragement to someone who was hired to come here to raise money to help keep the arena, which everyone in this town helped t o build, on a paying basis, when even . your own townspeople do not have enough interest to patronize it. • . ....... muss, . .. ........ . 111111111111, Sincere Best Wishes To Darling's Food Market We congratulate Fred Darling on his modern market, It was our privi- lege to install the plumb- ing. LLOYD O'BRIEN Phone 156 PLUMBING Zurich fittimm111 ..... 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N1111111111111111,111111111111111.111111,1111111111111111111111, REFRIGERATION • brings you fresher, tastier foocis at Darling's Market We were pleased fo supply and install refrigeration in the new' IGA market at Exeter. I am wondering if this is the way the people have of showing how much they want an out- sider to he arena manager and recreational director, or "do they want one"? •If they do, let us alt get behind the wheel and help, The cost of the dance the other night was considerable, but please do not blame the manager. He did his best to make it a success, but I was certainly let down, If I am to see that the arena is kept going on a paying basis, and make money, I would like better support, not only to any activities the arena may hold, but also to the minor activities and games of our boys. the WO. opening of his now mar. CEMENT WORK, by. Napoleon Corriveau RR 3 ZURICH Phone 209 BEST WISHES • To Darling's IGA Market It was our privilege to install the wiring and electrical fixtures in this modern food market. Garfield Thomson PHONE 232-M EXETER We congratulate Fred Darling on the opening of his new supermarket, It was a pleasure for us to supply building materials for this building. A. Spencer & Son PHONE 102-W HENSALL 1111111 ...... 1111111111111111/111 ..... ..ear Mitshell speaker The NVMS .and WA of Boy's „church met in the ehurch base - merit with ladies from Zion, Munro, Staffa and Mount Pleas,, ant as .their guests, Mrs, McNaught, .of was the guest speaker, hasing her remarks on the tenth verse of the third chapter..of .Colossians, her subject being "The Itoly Garrnents." Mrs. :Andrew Christie opened the meeting with a poem. Devo- tions were Jed by Mrs. Boss Me- nai' and Mrs. Donald Hocking. Mrs. Fred Pridham and Judith sang a duet, with Mrs. .(1111 as' • accompanist. Elizabeth Smale sang a solo, and Mrs, Earl Congratulations.. FRED DARLING On The Opening Of His New I.G.A. SUPER MARKET We were pleased to supply top quality lumber for this modern new food market. • For all your building needs, don't hesitate to call 48 Exeter for prompt, dependable service: Huron Lumber Co, Limited PHONE 48 EXETER j 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111t11111111111 11111111111111 iiii,111H11111111 11111111112,11!1,1"11111111111111111.11111111111 Congratulations, Fred! AT DARLING'S NEW IGA SUPER MARKET Tuckey Beverages Exeter, Ontario CR .0 CKER PHONE 314,4 Refrigeration DASHWOOD Planning to Build or Remodel ? ? SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATES — FAST EXPERT WORK to Fred Darling on the Opening of his' new IGA Supermarket As general contra:Lori we were pleased to be in charge or the complete remodelling program which has provided Exeter and district with its Most. modern food shopping service. YoU'll enjoy shopping in this attractive, convenient IGA market, DONALD C. OKE Plume 1904 4 RUILDINO CONTRACTOR Zurich