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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-08-05, Page 3twsu.s su • r • `-1 • • Iri �ne i% gis'iW Su�tpi�r�a tiit1 Mrra. James W. Bell left ley plotq rgm CrumUn Etienort; this w or Oaklend California, ming* to Ytie serigil Plfess of ltei' sister, " Mz' ,Ol ►a,i3p, ' • Mr. and Mrs.. (William Simpson' .and family, of Detroit, are vasa-, "timing with the former's illotber, Mrs. L. Simpson. • " Blfigo Wisuers 01 Bingo winners of July 23rd bingo field in the Legion Ball, sponsored r, 'by the. Legion, were: Miss Han- nah Murray, Nlrs'. Brinthell, • Mrs. R. Baker (2),. M'rs. W. Brintneli, :Mrs. T: Coate , Mrs. T. Brintneil, e Mr_Gilderland (2), Mrs. Wes Ven - •:her, Bill Smale, Mrs. R. Simpson, -'Mrs. Coatesi Mrs. R. Taylor," Sr.. and Mrs. R. Taylor, Jr., Je.ek Mcg, Kenzie won the consolation, prize. The regular, meeting of the Exe-' .titer-'Hensall • Woinen's Christian ONLY Ti rstofle .' DELUXE CHAMPION 'TUBELESS TIRES Provide al! these advantages IN SAFETY • BLOWOUT PRORC- IT10N '••PUNCTURE PROOF -*QUICKER STOPPING -.EASIER 'STEERING •TROUBLE PROOF PERFORMANCE •QUIET OPERATION • GREATER ALL-ROUND COMFORT . .-FINE APPEARANCE SLOW INITIAL COST •FEWER REPAIR - COSTS -GREATER TREAD MILEAGE . -.LONGER RETREAD -.MILEAGE , KIEL •(itperarlee' 1709,wast:; wast:; id' 41t the holxee of Mle; l . Uult ? ie-. ter. Mrs. C. W, - D,own 'Presided ;azul Mrs W. Eoolt lhtl in the dev-» tional WOt?Sll t. I Plans were Kneade for ,the. pia earn for the Aitgust meeting of the. Afternoon. Angiliaof, tlleWWo- reen's Missionary Sim ty, to be held Tburddayy; . A,egttS UX, lir- rangelnents•,, were also made for th August' meeting, to be heldin the. form of a picnic at Riveryiew• Park, Exeter. ' The lives a n d outstanding achievements of the pioneer lead- ers of the W.C.T.U. wlere studied and discussed, as well as the. achievement of the Exeter W.C.T. U. since its formation. The . iiensall Kinsmen have ;started" Working on the new arena 'floor. Werk parties are busy tak- ing, out sand. The floors 170 feet by 707 feet, can be completed 'in 14 hours. Approximately 800 bags of cement will be used. Thieves Break' Drive -1n Theatre Cigarettes were taken from the Starlight Drive-in Theatre snack bar, five miles east of Grand Bend, last Wednesday night. Police be- lieve thieves forced the lock on back door about•2 a.m. Stolen were five cytons of cig- arettes, but the money in the till was left untouched.. Emerson Des- Jardines, owner of the snack bar, noticed the break-in when he came to work in the morning. • Previpcial Constable Cecil Gib- bons; of „Exeter, investigated. Sell •that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Exposi- tor Classified Ad. Phone 41. STAR CAFE FISH and CHIPS 40c TAKE OUT 35c • Hamburgers • Hbt Dots "Try Them Just Once'„/ (NEW EQUIPME Special Home -Co ed - FULL COURSE — MEALS and .LIGHT LUNCH1 S TOBACCO and 'ICE CREAM TOM CHQNG, Prop. Topnotch Feeds Ltd. For Al! Your Poultry, Hog and Cattle feed requirements, call at— Topnotch Feeds Ltd. SEAFORTH - OR PHONE 15 tir ?r; ;s; otlell .. X,0 lV1rs. Ha, s•pP tl}~,'.leridn, tvltll 1/.{ .zs dnriulxtx the *Olt; F besw 7F/ DiteRlag, 4pen6t 4.0V y and Ids Clayton Looby an4;hQt faintly 3lld.r.s. meznber• Mr. ate SteyartoStThomas; IMlrfs lrMartin'Brick, petrel sF.the weeked .. whirr Mrs. Kathleen 1t .Feeney; . and 1!'l'Ps• Leo Jones and' children, Maetier, with Mrs. Pat McGrath -and Mrs. Vincent; Mr, and Mrs. 'Martin. Fene, spent the weekend in De- troit• Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Byrne, Hamilton., are vacationing .with Miss Monica Byrne and. Mr. end' Mrs. Fergus Kelly; Mr. Ed. Rowl- and, Toronto, with Mrs.•Winnifred eelnusl ,1e Music fur dafet fiarburn`st olrclte;q Sots and their—'4; 1n.Aieb:, ' .. 4" :Seaforth Bantams Lose To Exeter Seaforth Barftams, who have been recognized , as • the town's strongest baseball club this sea- son, were stepped in their .tracks 4-0 by the Exeter Bantams last Thursday night. Wayne._.Jessome was the big threat for the Seaforth crew. The Seaforth centrefielder had two solid hits, which brought him around the sacks'as far as third; but the rest of the ,local hitting powerwas not enough to bring him home. Exeter's Bub Russell slammed a homer and double for the visitors. Bloomaert and Nagel scored the' other., two Exeter runs. Don- McClinchey did the hurling for tliae homesters, while Hunter pitched the no -score game for Exe- ter. Hensall Library Gets New Books Following use a list of new 'books for Hensall Library: The Quaker ' Bride, Whitney; Andrew Connington, Irwin; • We Bought An Island, Richardson.; Goodbye, My Lady, Street; When the Grass Was Free, Hagell; Reb- el Heiress, Neill; The Old Stone House, Stevens; Calling Dr. Mer- ryman, Howe; Gold in the Grass, Leathesbanon; Emma, .Kenyon; Forbidden City, Dennigan. • .-••.io,•••••• ..:rte Veteran's Cab GEORGE H. IYIILI,EIR, Prop. Passengers Insured . PHONE 362 SEAFORTH. SE FORTH MOTO He can help you get new arm equipment Banking is actually his business ... but it's banking that understands the financial needs of farmers. He knows when a Farm Improvement Loan should be used ... when a straight Toronto -Dominion bank loan is necessary ... or when to suggest a loan on stored crop. When you want banking assistance... whether it be simply information, or money ... see the manager of your local Toronto -Dominion Bank. •' He wants to discuss your banking problems with you, and he wants to give you the greatest banking help possible. THE TORON'1'0 -DOMINION-BANK THE BEST IN BANK-ING SERVICE • CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor, Weston, spent the weekend -with their -daughter. and son-in-law, Mr. and 11 S. Carey. • Mrs, F. L. Farmer, of Canwood, Sack„ is :tjtenrling a few days with Mr. anti 'Mrs. 3...L. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Binning and. two .yatuzg sons, Richard and Bob- by, visited with Mr. -and Mrs. K. McKellar. - - - Mrs. M. Houghton and Billie vis- • .. ---m"*"'"` iced on Sunday with Mrs. R. Rob- First naval vessel to circle North ertson nod with Mr. and Mrs. G. Wale, al of 'St. Marys. The Marion Ritchie Evening Aasaliary met Tuesday evening with -a good attendance. Mrs. Jim.' Miller presided and took the open- ing prayer. Olive Speare read the scripture lesson; Mrs. Jim• Miller had charge of the study hook, and Mrs. Jolts Templeman gave the topic. BE -VITALIZED CLEANINQ .,fs Better Than Ever at Buchanan Cleamern Mount Forest ,More Spots and Stains Remover Garments stay clean longer: wi J wear longer. Phone 669'r 2 - Seaforth ANDY CALDER • AGENT MON. and: THURS. MORNINGS THE TOP PICTURE shows Mayor E. A. McMaster discussing different political phases in Seaforth's history with four of the town's previous Mayors, following Saturday's Centennial Refill -ion -opening. From left to right are Mayor McMaster, J. E. Keating (1950), M. A. Reid (1917-48), Senator *: H. Golding (1921-24),. and Harry Stewart (1916-17).m, IN THE BOTTOM PICTURE Russell "Rusty" Hays, Detroit, E. H. Close and Norman Hen- derson,. Torolito, discuss one of the, many pictures which were on display in the. store windows of Seaforth merchants; . - • KIPPEN NEWS OF THE WEEK Rev. Norman and Mrs. McLeod:'and family, of Wingham, visited the latter's mother on Sunday. Mr. • and M'rs. Norman Dickert spent the ' holiday weekend visit- ing relatives at Melbourne. Miss Merle Dickert spent the weekend at Grand Bend. Miss Joyce Hood returned home from a two weeks' vacation with her cousin, Diane Perkin, of Lon- don. Recent visitors of Mrs. McCly- mont were: Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Kalbfleisch, Zurich; Mrs. Harvey Hurlbtirt, Zurich; Rev. Robert and Mrs. Schnell and family, of Sas- katoon; Miss Joyce Schnell, of Camrose, Alta.; Mr. and Mrs.. Mel. Roath;-Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell,. newlyweds,' have returned from their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons'and family and Mrs. Arnold Gackstet- ter and daughters attended the Ferguson reunion on Sunday at Springbank Park; London: It was largely attended. A number from here attended the closing program of the Bible School at Cromarty on Friday eve- ning, which, was sponsored by the Zurich Mennonite" Church. A number from here attended the • Seaforth Centennial this week. left Tuesday morning for a vaca- tion in Montreal and Quebec. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs_ Sam Cudmore were, their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne- Pinkney and family, of Toronto,. also Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cudmore and family, of Kitchener. .. Visitors during theweek at the home of Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss Whiteman included:, Mr. Walter Dinsdale, M.P., and Mrs. Dinsdale and four children, of •Brandon,, Man., who had been attending sessions in Ottawa; Miss Gladys Harrison, of Parkhill; also a cou- sin, M-rs. Charles 'Whiteman, of Birmingham, Mich., who is spend- ing this week here. • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Mich- ael and, Joan, of Hamilton; Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan °Wren and Laurie, of Mount Forest, spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Wren. Mr. and Mrs. R. Priestap and family, of Mitchell, visited on Sun- day with Mrs: Priestap's father, Mr. Robert Thomson. - Miss Joyce Schnell, of Camrose, Alta., is visiting .leer grandmother, Mrs. Robert 'McBride, and 'her uncle, Lorne. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Beattie J. R. M. SPITTAL, Manager — Seaforth Branch. Yt li�l nifJd `:'v,YFe41�2UA�d,r�c�'dNifa i 0 Mrs. Grant Love,' Caro, Mich., attended the funeral of her aunt, the late Mrs. Patterson, of Toron- to, 'on Saturday, and visited with her father, Mr. Robert - Cooper, during the weekend. Sharon Mc- Bride and Bonnie Dalrymple ac- companied her to her home for a few weeks'.. /holidays. Anderson Reunion The thr Anderson fanlilies and Mrs. Will am Winder, of Kippen, attended the anual picnic Sunday ,at Pine rove Park, Port Huron. It was largely attended. Mrs. Winder accompanied relatives home to Marlette, Mich., where' she intends visiting a few weeks. Loses Right Hand While Harvesting While cleaning out a forage har- vester last Wednesday afternoon, James Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Walton,. had his right hand caught in the machine and was' forced to have it ampu- tated at the wrist.. , The 19 -year-old victim had been helping his father with- the har- vest. Both 'decided to clean out the forage harvester, and as soon as the machine had been cleaned, Mr. Ryan went back to the trac- tor to start it. • "Jim got down to pull more out of the machine, and his dad couldn't see him," said Mrs. Ry an. With the aid of Mrs: Nelson Reid, Mr. Ryan immediately rush- ed his son to Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth. Later, James was taken to St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, London. where the right hand was amputated at the wrist. CONSTANCE Gue:>'rs curing the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Fphriam Clarge were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Armmermsn, of Rutherford, N.J.; Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan, 'Wayne, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Proc- tor, New Liskeard, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke, London. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Farnham, Detroit;, Mrs. Daisy Farnham, of Clinton, and Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Farnham were guests on Satur- day of Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGre- gor. Miss Beulah Wood, of Anderson, Indiana, is a guest with her wide and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery. Mrs. K. .T. Adams and ,Gerald returned home Friday from a two months' trip to England,. visiting with her mother, Mrs. Norden, and brothers in. Newcastle and rel- atives at other points. BRUCEFIELD NEWS OF THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murdoch of Detroit, are spending a few days with Mt. Murdoch's sister, Mrs. John Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. Hannigan spent Sunday with Mrs. Hannigan's unce, Mr. John Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross, Detroit, are visiting the McDonald family and attending- the Seaforth Reun- ion. Mr. James Hill, of Stratford, spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. J.- K. Cornish. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKenzie and son spent Civic Holiday with his parents, Mr. aind Mrs. S. Melten- zie. • Mr. Ivan Rainey, of Arnprior, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Dutton. Mr. Rainey was stationed here with the R.A.F. about seven years ago. Mrs. Rainey passed away while they lived here. Miss Ethel' Gibson, of Qa1ville, visited with Kay and Marie Elliott on Thursday of la§t week. A large crowd gathered at the school section to a shower in hon- or of Miss M. Stevens, their school teacher, who 'is being married on August 7. • Miss Margaret .Aikenhead, of London, spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Htigh Alkenhead- W America is HMCS Labrddon. which recently made its ways through polar seas from Atlantic to Pacific. We're proud that the - t _ • three specially built landingendk she carried to ferry men and` supplies to Arctic shore bases were made of welded aluminum! —and that they did the job.. Aluminum is active in the patrol and defence ofourcoastg,, skies and northern wastes. So it is good to know that Canada.is3. the world's second largest alu- minum supplier with five pro. ducing plants in Quebec and British Columbia. ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. (ALCAN) ' as near as your telephone -A COMPLETE TRUST SERVICE IN WESTERN ONTARIO - CaU • RAYE B. PATERSON, Trust Officer Hensall, Ontario, Phone 51 For • Estate Planning and Wills • Real Estate Services • Investment Management and Advisory Service • 31/27 Guaranteed Investments • 21/27, on savings—deposits may be mailed Or Contact Any Office Of GUARANTY TRUST • COMPANY OF CANADA Toronto • Montreal • Ottawa • Windsor Niagara Falls • Sudbury • Sahli Ste. Marie, Calgary-.• Vancouver NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS Under the provisions of the Weed Control. Act, section 12, notice is hereby served that after August Gth, 1955,_ any noxious weeds on , sub- " -d portions,of the Municipality of the County of- Huro, in the Province of Ontario, may be destroyed under the direction of the County Weed Inspector in any manner he May deem proper.' The cost of such weed destruction shall be laid by the owner of the subdivided land or collected in the same manner as taxes. Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act, section 19, every person refusing to obey ally lawful order of a weed inspector, or ,who inter- feres with or -obstructs any weed inspector in the: performance of his duties shall beuilt of an offense and liable to a penalty of up to $50.00. - Destroy all noxious weed and weed seeds 011e your property before August 6th, 1955. W. R. DOUGALL, Weed Inspector, COIJNTit b HURON 4V