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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-25, Page 37777 77 • 777 777., ., orae,CTD in Pert teun}vLaunchdrive to repeal CTA in Perth COunty The initial move in an attempt . surrounding municipalities to to repeal the Canada Temperanee , vote on the Motions, Act in I'erth. County was made- Mayor Timms said that he and. at a meeting. in Mitchell. Th urs.. town councillors, Jaek Santandrea day evening: ' andaom McGiveron had started it was decided that a petition petition in,St. Malys about be circulated in the county to two years ago. He said he had get the necessary 25 percent of names of 1,500 people on the tow the voters iq. request the giver,,- n petition and those names meat to hold an appeal vote on ; were still valid in a countywicle the CTA. ;count. The county petition re A committee cgmpgsed of quires 5,2$0 signatures for a Mayor James Timms, St. Marys, !vote, Any vtcr on xepeai needs a three-quarters majority. Reeve Arnold Gloor, Mitchell, 1 Mr. Bamford, who said the e Mayor 0. F. Nickel, Listow 1, CTA was "made for bootleg and. Reeve Walter Gerth of Mil•'.„ �' verton will arrange for the cir- et eat said the flaw came into ANNOUNCEMENTS h FIRTHS— HEDDEN M.r, and. Mrs. Roy Hedraen, St. Catharines, an pounce .the arrival of their son, David Kenneth, June 17— a great grandson for Mrs. Catherine Hedden, Hensel'. HOLLAND — Mr, and Mrs. Ro- bert Holland,, Main St., Lucan, are happy to announce the birth of ;a son, at St. Joseph's Hospital,, June 17 a brother for Margaret, John, Robert. and Patrick. MATHONIA — Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Mathonia, RR 2 Hensall, announce the birth of a son, Ralph George, at South Huron Hospital, June 21 — a brother for Raymund. 111cFALLS — ROSS and Audrey McFalls (nee • Tindall) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Donald Charles, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, June 19—a brother for David. PYM—Howard and Grace Pym, RR 1 Centralia, are happy to announce the birth of a son, Brian Howard, at South. Huron Hospital, June 19 — a brother for Joan. ENGAGEMENTS— Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faber, Hensall, announce the engage- ment of their only daughter, •Joyce Ann, tq Mr. William Sims, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sims, Crediton. Wedding to take place on July 17 in. Hensall United Church at 2:30 p.m, 25* CARDS OF THANKS— The family of the late Mrs. Mary Turnbull wish to thank their relatives, friends and neigh- bours for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and floral tributes during the recent bereavement of their mother, 1. wish to express my sincere appreciation to all those who remembered me with cards, flowers and visits while a patient in St. Joseph's Hospitaland since returning home—Mrs. Ru- dolph Miller. 25* 1 wish to express .my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent flowers, cards and gifts and to all who visited .me during my recent illness at Victoria Hospital and since re- turning home.—Joe Blommaert. 25” Couple celebrate silver anniversary On the occasion of •their silver wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fraser were at home to their family and rela- tives on Tuesday evening, June 15 at Anne St, Parkhill. Mrs. Fraser is the former Grace Eve- lyn Sheppard. • Their family consists of two daughters, Mrs. William Baird (Norma) of London, Marlene at home, three sons, George, Ken and Morley of Parkhill. They also have one grandson, Stephen Wil- liam Baird, of London. The evening was spent in read- ings, contests, musical numbers and a sing song enjoyed by everyone. The happy couple re- ceived many usefulgifts for which they gave 'thanks. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Paton, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. McNaughton and family, Mr. and Mrs, David Hol- land and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. .Murray Sheppard and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Sheppard and Dave and Mrs. Fraser's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dave Sheppard of Parkhill. CARDS OF THANKS .. IN MEMORIAM --- We wish to express thanks te. our relatives, friends iv s andneigh- bours who se kindly called, sent flowers and cards to Mr. Walter Fairbairn while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Sincere thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, beautiful. floral tributes and messages of sympathy during our recent sad. bereavement. Speciat thanks to. Rev. D. A. McMillan, Dr. J. Goddard, the staff of Clinton Public Hospital, the pallbearers and Ronthron Funeral kindnessHome, Theof all is deeply ap- preciated. — Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love and family, 25c Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ewmett, who have beep visiting their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Ewmett, would like to thank all their friends and also the Senior Citizens of Exeter who have, made their holiday in Canada. such a happy and memorable one, 25^' I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all my friends and relatives who so kindly remembered me with cards, treats, flowers and visits during my recent illness in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and since returning home. — Arthur Willer!, 25* We wish to thank all our rela- tives, neighbors and friends who so kindly remembered me with flowers, treats, cards, letters and visits while a patient in St.° Joseph's Hospital and since re- Parade features HOCKEY—In loving memory of a dear husband and Dad. Norm, klockey, who passed away one year ago, -,,June 27, X958. From hospital bed to heavenly rest, !God took him home to be Its guest, W% lived in hope and prayed in vain That he would soon he well again. s . But God decided we must part He eased his pain but broke our And while he 'sleeps in Peaceful fur sleep His memory we shall always keep, —Always remembered by his wife and family, 25* OGDEN—In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Elvina Ogden, who pass- ed away eight years ago, June 24, 1951, As we look upon your picture Sweet memories we recall. Of a face so full of sunshine A smile for one and all. To one no longer with us But 'In our heart still lives. To hear your voice, to see your smile, To sit with you and talk awhile, To be together in the same old way Would he our dearest wish today. -Lovingly remembered by Vera, Frank and family, 25nc turning home, To Rev. Hiltz and a11 who helped at home—thanks. —Nancy and Bill Webber. 25* Brownie Revel Mrs, Karl Pickering wishes to A parade through town by dis- express her sincere thanks to trict Brownies in a decorated relatives, friends and neighbours truck and cars featured the for flowers, cards and treats Revel on Saturday while a patient in hospital and Brownie since returning home. 25'" when Exeter Birownies were hos- wish wish to express my apprecia- tesses to Brownies from Hensall tion for visits, cards, gifts and and Zupich, flowers while a patient in. South The parade led tot the Scout Huron Hospital and since return- House where she afternoon and inn lo my son's home. — Mrs, spent in games,outskits, songs and F.obert Tinney. 25* treats. About 75 Brownies with their leaders were in attendance. Carrie and Norm Norry would Leaders of the hostess Brow - like to say thanks to their many friends and relatives for visits and for the cards, flowers and treats sent to Carrie while she was confined to her home. Spec- ial thanks to Dr.' D. A. Ecker, Gladys and Bill Chambers, Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge and Exeter Legion and Auxiliary. Thanks. 25'k There is no way in which some people can gain from govern- ment -giving without others suf- fering from government -taking. nies are Mrs. J. Wooden, Mrs. Tom Kerr, Mrs. Janes Wilson and Mrs. Elmer Jones. Division Commissioner, Miss L. Seigner was also in attendance. Conclude activities The Exeter Kinette club con- cluded the season's activities with a pot luck supper at the cottage of Mrs. Calvin Wein, Grand Bend, on Monday night, A short business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Ray Frayne. The draw was won by Mrs. Irvine Armstrong. ....... 11 ............................... ,.................... 1,.111, ............... 1 ......... 11,11......... 11441111111111,1,141401101„ HELP THE LIONS HELP OTHERS Exeter Lions need old eye glasses to help unfor tunates in India. Dig out your old specs to aid this worthy cause. Bring them here and we will give you a 5 qo . DISCOUNT On Any Item In The Store. Do It Now! Jack Smith Jeweller Phone 510 USE YOUR CREDIT Exeter culation of the petition. I in er 4 years ago on son of liillsgreen :spent Thursday C. W. Bamford, Listowel, guest June 24 with a mere 104 -vote evening with Mr. Harold Finlay speaker at the meeting, said . margin. j and family. that 25 percent of the 21,126! , 0,001.1111111010001,11,011,..11,,,,,101!111,11,.,0.011,1101..11.1111.11110,10101,1,11!1,4,,,!!1!1,1!,1!11,1,11„„,m,, voters in the county must sign ▪ 7777 = Message from Blake 6y E.l-IZABETH FIRM AY Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clinger/eh visited. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. If. Musselman of Kitchner. The Blake. School toured with three other schools on .a bustrip to 'Toronto..They visited at the museum, Old Fort York, the sub- way and the Canadian National Institute for the. Blind. Mr. Archie Mustard, of Sar-`, nia, spent the weekend with his wife and family. Mr. Harold Finlay visited with;. ,. Miss Margaret Finlay, of Lon- don. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robin - the petition. Mr. Bamford stressed the need for appealing the act, "Law en- forcement officers have their hands tied with the old act,” he said, According to him, most of the 100 -odd clauses in the .act could not be enforced. It was suggested that amend-; meats be made to the act, rather than actually appealing it, but Mr. Bamford said that the best plan would be the appeal, If such an appeal was successful,' the county would be put under the liquor laws of Ontario, It is not known yet how soon the petition will be started or by what method. The decision 1 to circulate it; followed a debate that lasted more than two hours.; The meeting was called by I zone two of the Mid -Western On- tario Development Association! which comprises Perth County.! At the end of a long debate, it was decided to turn the meet- ing into a public session to al- low those persons representing FRIEND or ENEMY? Your tractor can be a good friend, But it can cause a lot of trouble too. 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I in er 4 years ago on son of liillsgreen :spent Thursday C. W. Bamford, Listowel, guest June 24 with a mere 104 -vote evening with Mr. Harold Finlay speaker at the meeting, said . margin. j and family. that 25 percent of the 21,126! , 0,001.1111111010001,11,011,..11,,,,,101!111,11,.,0.011,1101..11.1111.11110,10101,1,11!1,4,,,!!1!1,1!,1!11,1,11„„,m,, voters in the county must sign ▪ 7777 = Message from Blake 6y E.l-IZABETH FIRM AY Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clinger/eh visited. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. If. Musselman of Kitchner. The Blake. School toured with three other schools on .a bustrip to 'Toronto..They visited at the museum, Old Fort York, the sub- way and the Canadian National Institute for the. Blind. Mr. Archie Mustard, of Sar-`, nia, spent the weekend with his wife and family. Mr. Harold Finlay visited with;. ,. Miss Margaret Finlay, of Lon- don. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robin - the petition. Mr. Bamford stressed the need for appealing the act, "Law en- forcement officers have their hands tied with the old act,” he said, According to him, most of the 100 -odd clauses in the .act could not be enforced. It was suggested that amend-; meats be made to the act, rather than actually appealing it, but Mr. Bamford said that the best plan would be the appeal, If such an appeal was successful,' the county would be put under the liquor laws of Ontario, It is not known yet how soon the petition will be started or by what method. The decision 1 to circulate it; followed a debate that lasted more than two hours.; The meeting was called by I zone two of the Mid -Western On- tario Development Association! which comprises Perth County.! At the end of a long debate, it was decided to turn the meet- ing into a public session to al- low those persons representing FRIEND or ENEMY? Your tractor can be a good friend, But it can cause a lot of trouble too. It can hurt you if you're not careful how you handle it— it can cause an accident on a country road and leave you with a big damage suit to pay. You can protect yourself against the costs of damage TO your tractor and BY your tractor through CIA's Farm Family Protection Plan! For full details call; ROSS FRANCIS RR 1 Kirkton CIA Phone Kirkton 34r8 Your Co-operators Insurance Ass'n Agent „1,,,1,.101110,11,1114.,1,.411,10111111.,011 ..... ,1111111,,,,!,11„1111!„11111,1„1111,11.1111111„1,Ip. The. 'Times-Advocats, June 25, 1959 ,Psge For Quik Results Use T -A tlassifieds „11,11}1,;1.141.! I41A1,.111{111!!,!!1.111010111,1„,,,011!/.,1111,1111011.1,111.,1111,1/1A0..1,11111[l,IIIU}11!„1„1,1!1, 1,11,1,11i1(Itl)1 �� A New For Area ServiceThis For Long Lasting Service Use McLean & Foster Pre -Fabricated _ Cement t Septic Tanks Approved for Huron County Choice of 3 Sizes DELIVERED & PLACED IN EXCAVATION Also Cement Water Troughs For immediate delivery call McLean -Foster i Queen St. West Phana 192 St. Marys %•11111110111111111111.1.44.001.141.1.1.11141.,111111,11114111 111111111,111111111111111111111114,,.1,1111110111,1101111,14.0„1111110 Savings are Biggest Ever at Traquairs Summer Sale of Famous Easy Laundry Pair Full 100 Tracie -In ,Allowance on this Easy Automatic Washer EASY'S golden spiralator action is de- signed to provide the most thorough, efficient washing ever developed for home laundry. UNIMATIC CONTROL -- Easiest of all to use. Separate wash and rinse stem- perature controls -25 combinations of settings from all -cold to all -hot. Quiet, vibrationless operation, hydro -poise tub, Regular Price $419.95 Trade -In $100 . NOW . . . GET COMPLETE WASHDAY FREEDOM AT A NEW LOW PRICE! Save '60 on this Matching Dryer Complete your automatic laundry tvit.h the matching Easy Meter'daire Dryer. Exclusive circulating system provides 25'o more efficient drying with seven heat positions to handle every type of fabric perfectly. Regular $289,95, Now pay only . $319.95 $229 Low Costs Terms! well show you a NEW finance plan at lower interest rates, automatically life - insured, With 'monthly payments eattended up to three years, if needed, PI ■ ■ Your Sealed Unit Trade -In Is Worth 100.00 On Either Of These '59 High -Fashion McCrary Refrigerators FULL 11 CU. FT. MODEL HANDY MANUAL DEFROST * Spacious Deep -Dor * Freezer Drawer * Built -In Look with Clean, Square, Shape * Fridge Freshener * Safety Door Latch * Removable Shelves * Flush Opening Door Yours for OnIy... Regular $364,95 Trade -In $100.00 ..5264.95 FULL 11 CU. FT, MODEL AUTOMATIC DEFROST * Moisture Disposal System * Zero -Zone Freezer * Spacious Deep -Dor * Enamel Crispers * Butter Keeper * Cheese Keeper * Brilliant Fashion Yours for - Only 339.95 When You Buy McClary You Buy The Best Regular .•,,,.,,•,., $439.95 Trade -In . $100,00 TRAOUAIR HARDWARE Qutt1UiTY ,qr FogiR PR/C5 E TE Ro PHONE 27