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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-01-03, Page 3A flurry grf aceidents appeal. partied the •flight of 1.882 from this area and police recorded the first crash of 1060 less than An. hem: after the new year popped in. Cars driven by ;Imes M, '25, RR a Exeter and Robert John Jones, 20; Exeter, pollided on .Zurich's main street. About 1;46 a,n1, Jan, 1, causing over S200. damage, The Dougall car was pulling out from he. 'No. 81 highway and was being .overtaken y the Jones ear when the latter was forced into the side of the 'former by a third vehicle backin onto the highway fromm the opposite side. Monday, a ear driYen by Wil- liam F. -Orren 42, Mount es AIi ch went into the ditch and struck a tree beside. No, 83 highway about one mile west of the CNIt crossing' at Exeter, Damage was estimated at $800 by pc George Mitchell, Four receive injuries Four persons suffered lacera. lions and brnises Sunday in a crash Sunday involving ears at the intersection of No. .1 and the Mt, Carmel. road. ,A southbound car driven by George Parker, 27, Heiman, was slowing down to make a turn ,onto the Mt. Carmel road, Be- cause of drifting snow, a follow- ing car, .driven by Frank A, Kintz, 22, RR 1 Centralia, didn't see the Parker car slow down, • • Town topics Transfers Kenneth Christian, manager of the Bank of Montreal at Hen- sail for the past 814 years, has been transferred to Napanee, it was announced this week, Mr. Christian moved to Hen- salt from Eganville, He's-tired Welfare Officer Lorne Baker stated "I ant happy to report that out' welfare aid has fallen off. In the past year welfare has „decreased three-fold", James Ryan told the .meeting: "I. have been in council for four years now and have seeP many projects fulfilled and many more that are being talk- ed about noW', Road situation Road superintendent O'Shea indicated to the rate- payers that the road levy for the coming year would prob- ably be one mill higher than last year. "Our expenditures and taxes are going to be high. We exPect- ed them to be and didn't fig- ure on them coming down. believe it is one mill higher than last year." He also indicated that one of the chief reasons for the high road rate was the heavy winter snow-removal bill but "there is Blue Bird Diamond and Wedding RINGS We have a large selection of Clocks, Jewell ery, Watches China, Silverware Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty Albert Hess Jeweller and Optician ZURICH ENNOX!-4e. WIDE RANGE +no. 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'I'm going to trim my food budget by doing all my shopping at Al's Market” WIENERS 1-LB, CELLO SIDE BACON SMOKED SIDE PORK FRESH STEW BEEF CUBED LIVER PORK OR BEEF 85c 551, 45' 491?,, 29e FRESH PRODUCE 50-pound bag 1O9 Ontario No. 1 Potatoes Florida White or Pink, No, 1, size 96's Grapefruit 6 rtir 39' FROZEN FOODS Birdseye Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Meat Pies 4 f,-00 sl Birdseye Beef, Turkey, Chickan TV Dinners eA. 5 5' GROCERIES Kraft Dinners 2 :trA. 25' Vanity 4.Roll Pack 4e off pack Toilet Tissue 41C Heinz Krinkle 32.ot tar Pickle Slices 29' HENSALL UPECI * Alta MARKETS ................. win ...... 01 ...... • Flurry of accidents comes a# year-end Bryan hts . 141.0 We eah about it". • Bdulph contest that . his ,,de.partinebnet . .had ,bc.aeg • lie did point out, however, o The Times-Advocate, Janyary 1903 Re#073 Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Con. nors and son Hal of. Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles N.Y„ with Mrs. Connor's bro- and family of London were re- ther and sister-in4aw, Mr. and cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lorne Chapman and sons Len. Noakes and. family. for the weekend and Christ-. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited mas. over the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mr. Jack Hyde is a patient in Clinton" Public Hospital. Mrs. Keith Wonnacott and family visited with relatives .in London on Friday. ' Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Smale, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen, spent New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Laing and Mrs. Jean Manson, Exeter. Mrs. Sim Roobat, Hensall, and her daughter, Mrs. D. M. Dodds, Seaforth, lett Thursday for Rochester, Minn. Holiday visitors with Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie were Mrs. R. S. Hopkins, Hinsdale, •and Mrs. Ross. Dick, Mips Beverly Dick and Douglas Hunter, Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hillier Mrs. M. Aldwinkle, who re- sides on King Street, Helisall, was taken by Bonthron ambu- lance to St, Joseph's Ho'spital, London, suffering a fractured Rich young man; "Why does hip sustained by a fall at her Santa, in the form of Bill a talented, beautiful girl like apartment Sunday evening. Gassman, DaShwOod, looks a you dance in a run-down, Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Love of, little tired after his Christmas sordid place like this?" Care, Mich„ Mr. and Alta. Ron- stint in a London shopping Girl; "I don't knoW unless aid Coleman and family, Lan- centre, Despite the hectic pace, because I meet a lot more sing, Mich. visited Over the lull- the Dashwood character says prominent, eligible, rich men iday with Mr, and Mrs. J, E. he loVed it, "I had a great like yourself than I did as a Mawen, time, The kids asked some of librarian," Mra, El, R. Davis, Michael the !tinniest questions I'Ve ever and Kay, have returned after heard, I spoke to, aS many as spending a few days last, wee'.. 1,400 a dayand iet people Too Late To Classif y With Mr. and Mrs. Drew Fowler from all over the area." Save- an d family of tendon. Mr. rat nights Bill toured the hotel Davis joined them over, the and night club 'circuit just for TEACHER WANTED Weekend lb Celebrate e laughs—and ,got them. "If 'Me Township of hay Public Year's on Sunday. Mr. Fowler I had been a drinking Man, 1: School Area i n n eed of a is A brother of 1VIrs, Davis. couldn't haVe Walked out of 15 Mr, amid Mrs. Ernie YouSe Seine of those placet," He was leacher for Union No, 15 School, 31/2 m ilog west f rom and family haVe, taken tip reSi. guest of honor At, # SalVation 83. donee in the Banthren Apart. Artily dinner arid participated DASliwoOd Highway nierita in the Bell Telephone in a number of city (Itet:ient Duties to eommente at once. A omi emits should sta te expel.. building. Mr, Yausf has accent• employing most of his "chest' position of foreman at huts" ITC evert questioned knee 'and salary expected. All '•ftl applications arc be i n the Zurich printing shop. Mayor Stronieh giant "Roo: Legion jadk pot this Saturday long do yOU wear your shirts?" hands Of, the secretarY as Soon Will be Worth $125,00 in 60 dallS After the mayor earnestly cx' as possible. with two doer PriZet. Plained that it, depended on W, BROKENSIIIRE, Miss so6a itid Rannit spent how many tivie functiont he Secretary-Treasuar, the past week ylsiting. With her had (?) attend during the days Ay Township Schaal Area brolluir and sister.in-laW, Mr. poi lay nted to his hips to th. Zurich, ()Maria 3:10c m an id ne 11,f in ra. Toronyo Jerr tannie and Di. &tate just how long he wore t, -Mrs, Eunice Stone with Mrs. Roy Bell and family, Hensall,. Mr, and Mrs. Wes Witmer, Mr, and Mrs. Leo Witmer and Ronnie, Tillsonburg, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Dearing, Ann and Preston, with Mr. and Mrs. Preston Dearing, F/L and Mrs, J, A. Cann, Mary Anne, Cathy and Nancy of Belleville with Mrs. Cann's mother, Mrs. Jean Mair, and Mrs. A. E. Ferguson, Miss Jo- anne Mair and Wayne Fordham, Windsor, spent Christmas with the Banns in Belleville. F/0 and Mrs, Roger Blake Witt the latter's parents, W/C and Mrs, Walter Taylor, Tren- ton, for Christmas and New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keh- ler, London, with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Ryckinan and family. Mrs, H. N. Taylor in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Taylor for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Westcott and, family, Mrs. H. Kyle and Mrs. H. N. Taylor, with Mr. and Mrs, Ephriam Hero, Zion West. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mitch- ell with their son, Mr. and. Mrs. Les Mitchell, Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Sturgis, Searboro, and Mr. and. Mrs. Ken Lampman with Mr. and Mrs. IL L, Sturgis. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, West and family, Aurora, were Christmas visi- tors. Miss Greta Harness with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hall and fam- ily, St, Marys, for Christmas and New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bragg, West Lorne, with Mrs, William Pybus, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keys and family, Burington, Mr. and Airs, Grant Love, Caro, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Keys and family with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keys. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cudmore, Gloria & Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Perkins, Carol & Teddy, Mrs, Grace Butler, Miss E. Bea- con all of London, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Perkins & Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore, Mr. and Mrs, Don Rooth all of Exeter, Jackie & Ruth Ann Mc. Donald, Brampton, Mrs. Emil Parker of Hensall, with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore, Sugar and spice — Continued from page 2 Patterson sold an assortment of the century's biggest rubes the Yukon Festival. We watch- ed with horror as Quebec's own (thank goodness) Real Caou- ette emerged from tadpole to bullfrog, Again in 1962, Canadians Spent most of their time talk- ing about the weather, money And their cars, and almost none of their time talking about love, beauty and good- ness,. Again they talked of the world's hungry and stuffed' their own guts, Again they talked tolerance and practised prejudice, Oh Well, it's the only game in town, and maybe '63 will be better, .There's only one way we can go, and it isn't down, And don't mind me. I always get. owly at this time of winter. When Kintz tried to go. around. Parker he struck a llerthheund ear driven by John. M. Given,. 47, Loden. injured were Mrs, Zulina Kints, Frank. and .Eric- Kintz and Given. Damage was esti. mated at $2,000 by PC C, Gibbons. Caught in ruts. Qap$, caught in centre ruts sideswiped on .Stephen township sideroad No. 1, A mile west of No, 4 Saturday. The vehicles, driven by Donald 1r, Reid, n, I-tense-IL and Roy Smith, 0, Crediton suffered .about damage, The same day, a car driven by Lorne Kleinstiver, 40, Dash- wood, and a dump truck ope- rated by James kh Siddall, 31, London, collided at Mt. Oarmel, The Kleinstiver car was moving from a parked position on the road when struck by the west- bound truck, Damage totalled .$2,000, Official installs Legion officers Zone C-1. commander, Doug Andrews of Clinton, installed the new exectives of Hensall Legion and ladies' auxiliary Wednesday night, Jack Simmons is the new Le- gion president. Vice:presidents are, William Brown and E. R. Davis; sergeant-at-arms, Ted Roberts; executive, Maurice Tu- dor, aim Taylor, Wilmer Dal- rumple and West Venner; padre, Rev, H. F. Currie, New president of the auxil- iary is Mrs, William .Smale, Vice-presidents are Mrs. How- ard Smale, Mrs. W. J. Came- ron; secretary, Mrs, E. R. Da- vis; treasurer, Mrs, Bryan Kyle; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Harry Horton; pianist, Mrs. Ed Munn; assistant, Mrs. William Brown; executive, Mrs, Wil- liam Forrester, Mrs. Helen Ro- berts, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Harold Campbell, Mrs, Roy Smale. Mark 56th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Milton Russell, Henasll, celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary on Decem- ber 12 quietly at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Joynt. Christmas visitors spla ys'Thief d anti-yule spirit .444 three ...cloys. after Christ. .mast a thief displayed the e' .act .opposite to. the yule .spirit by. stealing money fratn. hen-. Sall and Zurich public schools which had been collected to help those in. need. Contributions ,for the junior Red...Qrnao. were taken from. jars in both schools 'after the thief had forced entry by means of A pry bar. Teachers' desks and. the principals' offices were ransacked, Another brealpin was reported at, the office of E, L. Mickle and .San, Ilensall, .4n.try was gained' through a cellar window but no leas has been .dis- covered, filWANNXEntetagtigebOVWXY.11 Town topics 'io and Mrs, M. J. Eagle- son and Cheryl. of La Machaza, Que., And Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lamont, Dana and Wyann, London, spent Christmas with the latter's mother, Mrs, Norm McDonald, and father at the Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, Visiting with Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Brintnell over New Year were F/O and Mrs. Jim Kopp and family, Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. John Brintnell and family, Prescott, Mr. David Hill, Pickering, has returned home after spend- ing the holidays with his grand- mother, Mrs, Milo Snell. Miss Wilma Coates, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Coates and Brad- ley, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pearson, Hickson, were with Mr. and Mrs, Whitney Coates for Christmas dinner, Decem- ber 22. Mr. and Mrs, Coates and Wilma motored to Mt, Clemens, Mich., to have Christ- mas Day with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Dougherty. On Friday, Mr. and. Mrs. Russ Parker and Sally visited with Mr, and Mrs, Coates and on Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ski Pr—%-son. Hickson. Mr. and' Mrs. Ivan Carter, Danny, Tracy and Paul, Sea• forth, and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson, Marie, Donny and Ronnie, DashWood. spent Christ• mas Day with Mr.. and .Mrs. Norman Kleinfeldt; Mr, and Mrs. Kleinfeldt spent New Years Day with Mr, and Mrs. Ervine Eggert, Greenway. Christmas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ford and family, Bolton, accompa- nied by Mrs. Ford's father, Mr, E. E. Myers, High River, Alta., with -Mrs. Frank Brierly and Mr, and Mrs. Hilton Ford for the holidays, 'Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kestle with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hes- tle and family, London. Mrs. K. Pinder spent the weekend with them. Mr. and Mrs. George Falcon• er and Bill Falconer, Bruce- field, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tor- rance and family, Bayfield, Mr. and Mrs, James Keys and fam- ily, Varna, Miss Edith Dowson, Varna, and Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Rathbium, Sarnia, with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bell. and, family, Thamesford; Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Dick and family, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McMurtrie, Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Knights and Ste- wart, Blenheim, spent a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mrs. Hugh MeMurtrie and Mrs, R. S. Hopkins spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hillier and family at. Thamesford, made the removal a great deal ;punch: members apeek easier. The .improvement of the :.gash member of last yeor's road will .Make a lasting con• council reviewed some. of its .tribair1 unlike the removal of maoi projects and aeopipno, the snow which is only tempo- mapts 'during 1962. rarY". Wilson noggins explained .a The road superintendent men- newt home bylaw recent- passed by pouneilt which was aimed at obtaining .some sort at revenue from owners of large trailers who moved into the area and had hitherto not been. subject to Any sort of levy ilodgins indicated that these persons were naw being charged $.1.0 per month to „send their Children to school hi. the Area. he also explained the town- ship's fire protection plan with London township, emphasizing the fact to the ratepayers that it didn't directly cost them any money to call The fire depart- honed that the calcium. which • had Well applied to the ,reads. during the summer had ..dawn • MA ay favourable comments front township residents. .„„;;;: tie ..also, said that he seas dia. Appointed with the weed con. trot situation laAt Ammer pause the spray that was used did' not :seem to be Werking properly. however, be added that 'the company would take no action in the matter and that there was nothing, that could be done about it. Thanks group for leaves gift In October the Explorers of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, sent waxed maple leaves to four Canadian . mis- sionaries in four different coun- tries, Explorer leader, Mrs, Gordon Schwalm, received an air mail Christmas card and letter from Miss Ida 'White, Canadian Presbyterian Mis- sion, Mendha, Bhahra, P,O. M.P. via Dohad, India. Miss White is a native of Goderich. My dear friends: I know this card 'won't reach you before Christmas but I want you to know I am thinking of you all at this time and received your lovely Christmas gift of red maple leaves, I am so very thrilled to have them. It is surprising how many of them have kept their lovely colors, Miss Agnes Hislop and I are living together and we both appreciate the beautiful, leaves and we are going to share them with our Canadian friends by putting, one in each little gift. . May the Lord truly bless each* one of you at this Christ- mas season and throughout the New Year. Sincerely yours, Ida White. Personal items • --Continued from .pago 1 plain to those present why the. mill rate too that school was almost double that of :nost, other high schools in the area. '.:-lardy blamed the .exceSai.VelY high 24-mill rate on the numer- ous building and. addition proj- eets in the last few years, the recent annexation .of surround- ing territory 'hy the city of LW don, and the higher-than-aver- age wages and .salaries paid at the school. He remarked: "I thinh'every, one will agree that .Aftwa was a poor location for a school, We have to pay the leachers salaries comparable to those in. the city and we have to pay near-city wages to our main- tenance staff." hardy also said that the board., which used to he con- nected with both ClarkeRoad and Oakridge high schools, had been beset with financial bur- dens because of the recent con- struction and then additions to All three schools that caused an increase in spending and consequently increases in the levy, He also pointed out that with. annexation the city took over the other two schools without eaying anything to the school board, although Hardy indicat- ed that the city had put more money into Medway than they had put into the other two schools,. Hardy concluded: "The main cause of all the trouble is an- nexation, With it our assess- ment dropped off from 552 mil- lion to $18 million, and you are the unfortunate people in the $18 m i Won", When questioned from the floor about what would happen if London were to annex Med- way school also, he replied "it would be a great thing, I think Toronto doctor dies after illness Dr. T. Walter Dawson, bro- ther of Fred Dawson, Exeter, died in Toronto Sunday, Decem- ber 30 following a lengthy ill- ness. Besides his brother, Fred, lie is survived by his wife, daugh- ter, Mrs. Margaret Mackenzie, Toronto, one son, Dr, John W. Dawson, Calgary; brother, Wil- liam, Bailleboro, sisters, Mrs. H. S. Dawson and Miss Anne Dawson, of Toronto. • A private funeral service was held on Tuesday, January 1. with interment in Park Lawn cemetery, 1/10iaaAgetiglifnitatca. Hensall happenings By MR-S, HEPDEN. AND MRS. MacGREDDR .16.Z.V2.611.AVala.'66LALM.461MISAMtede --.4#61h9s4a$9061.ii4444111104. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and. Al with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and. Joey, at Mitchell. Mr. George Otterbein, Pres- ton, with his father, Mr. Wil- liam Otterbein. Mr, and Mrs. Don MacLaren of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Archie. MacGregor and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Miss Marian Bell of London and Mr. Earl Bell of Toronto with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn E. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mc- Naughton and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan and Barbara of Toronto with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MeNaughton. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap- man and sons with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeLoge, in Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rannie and Joanne of Toronto with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Rennie, Misses Geraldine and Doro- thy Parker of London with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. With Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tudor and family at the New Commercial Hotel were Mr. and Mrs. Les Parker and fam- ily Exeter; Mr, and Mrs. Stan Tudor, Hensall; John Tudor, who flew home from the Uni- versity of B.C, to he with his Parents, and Mrs, A. W. Holmes, of Edmonton, Alta,, mother of Mrs. Tudor. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Dil- l* and family of Sarnia and Miss Bernice Dining of Lon• don' with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling. Miss Beth Goddard of Guelph with her parents Dr. J. C. and Mrs. Goddard. Personal items „„h4 111, 1.11e .townshipm an effort to myself, because •We 4,NoA,`,. make -the SOW removal easier. continue using. the sehool we -We this,. raising and widen- could 'buy' ecincation cheaper big some roads, „a.nd, it has than ,we cart produce