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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-15, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, JAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1888 Choose as Dodge This Christmas DObbs for Dodge I — s x S New* of Sunshine By MKB, W 1x44 AM DICKE* Data On Dashwood m K H. KADER S S S s 8 a E S e c c si s I s E TJ>e men who want (tp be particularly good their families this Christmas will choose; a'New podge that for years the funnily may enjoy Safety and Comfort. We have a selection to choose from add will appreciate your visit. Being open nights and holidays next week, we’ll be glad to demonstrate new or used units night or day. Come in anytime. DEPENDABLE s The Co-ed Club The second meeting of the El­ lmville Co-ed Club was held at the home of Mrs. on Friday, with present. The- roll call with a suitable ... . club, was decided to call the club ’’The Co-od Club.” The next meet­ ing will be held at the home of Grace Rputly on Friday, Decem­ ber 16, after school, Mrs, Johns and Mr®* Hern gave a talk on “the type of blouse for you” and Mary Skinner demon­ strated how to measure properly for a blouse, Dori? Mary Dickey gave a ion on how to cut beas bending. Persona] Items Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickey, Judy and Dopna and Jfoyce cal­ led at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newman Baker, of Welliburn on Tuesday of last week. The Zion Mission Circle held their Christmas meeting at the home of Miss Mary Dickey on Friday evening. Mrs. Jim Miller spent the weekend in Toronto visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gunning. Gilbert Johb? ten member? was name answered for the Brock and demonstrat- and match '54 '54 DODGE 4-DOR SEDAN, blue ................... DODGE 2-DOR SEDAN, Green, automatic, radio .............................. FORD 2-DOR SEDAN, automatic^ radio ... CHRYSLER SEDAN Blue, automatic, radio :........ ....................... DODGE SEDAN ......................................... DODGE SEDAN, black ............................ PLYMOUTH SEDAN, blue ....................... NASH COACH, with bed,........................... DODGE SEDANS (2), 4-dor ................... CHEV SEDAN .............................................. DODGE SEDANS (3), 4-dor ................... METEOR COACH, 2-dor ........................... FORD 4-DOR ................................................ HILLMAN ......... :............... .................. AUSTIN ............. ............................................ $1,745 $1,795 $1,695 $1,895 $1,495 $1,095 $ 995 $ 845 $ 875 $ 795 $ 645 $ 795 $ 795 $ 275 $ 275 Exeter Motor Sales PHONE 200 Fred Dobbs, Prop. Exeter Marilyn Strang Jills President Marilyn Strang was elected president of the Hurondale Jolly Jills at their first meeting o£ this season on Thursday at the home -of the leader, Mrs. Arthur Rundle. Darol Tuckey is vice president, Barbara Kernick, secretary and Marjorie Dayman, .press reporter. Aluminum DOORS Buy your aluminum combina­ tion windows and doors be­ fore winter sets in. We will allow you a good price on your old doors and windows. Free estimates. Our prices will include installation. Robert Robinson WOODHAM Phone 62-r-10 Kirkton Shower for Bride Mrs. Alvin walpeti the former jean Willert, was pleasantly sur­ prised at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening when about 2'5 relative? and neighbours gather­ ed. The evening was spent in Playing progressive euchre. Mrs. Flossie Stade won high, prize and Mrs. Gerald O’rourke consolation prize. Mrs. Stuart Wolfe made an ap­ pro*riate address and Misses Shirley Wurm and Joan Baker presented the gifts. Louis Kraft Lpui? Kraft, 67, passed away, at bis late residence, Dashwood- Saturday December IQ after a lepgthy illness, H® *was horn in Dashwood and When a young man settled in Stephen Township where he farmed ’until 28 years ago when he retired and returned to Dashwood, He -was a member of Zion Lutheran church. Surviving besides his wife, the former Adeline Rader are one brother Edward, Stephen, two sisters, Mrs. Laura Prester, Kitchener and Mrs. Clarence Gale Stephen. The body rested at the Hoff­ man funeral home until Tuesday noon then at Zion Lutheran 'Church, where services were con­ ducted by Rev. L. Higenell. In­ terment was made in the Luth­ eran/ Bronson Line Cemetery. Bearers were, Kenneth and Gordon Kraft, John, Alvin and Harold Rader and -Bruce Klopp. Trousseau Tea Mrs. V. L. Becker entertained at a trousseau tea in honour of (her daughter, 'Elaine, prior to her marriage last 'Saturday. Re­ ceiving guests were Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Elmore Datars and Elaine. Pouring tea were Mrs. Ed Nad- iger in the afternoon and Mrs. Ervine Brandt of Kitchener in the evening. Displaying -trousseau and gifts were Mrs. Lome Luth­ er, Mrs. Earl iDatars and Miss Margaret Becker. .Serving were Mrs. Bob Hayter and Mrs. Jim H ay ter. Assistants were Fred Messner, Misses Nancy ner and Eleanor Becker. Discuss Cub Work Interested parents with children and other club members gathered at the men’s club rooms on Friday evening to .hear Mr. Alex Hamilton and Mr. W. Mac­ laren of Grand Bend discuss the work of the Cubs and their or­ ganization. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Welberg, Mr. Howard Welberg and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Latta of Waterloo were weekend visitor? with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Welberg. Mr, Robert Wein of Sudbury spent the weekend with Mrs. Herb Wein. Mis? Marian W i 1 d f o n g and friend of London spent the week- end with her grandmother, Mrs. M. Tieman. Miss Nancy Tieman of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Tieman. Master Douglas Rader, son ol Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Rader, who underwent surgery on his eye, Thursday, was able to return home Saturday, Miss Eileen Wiilert of Clinton spent the weekend with Mr, and Mr?. Otto Willert. Mr, Stanley Haist, student at London Teacher’s College, was practice teaching in Miss Marga­ ret Becker’s school at Blake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kimpel and Susan of Kitchener spent the -weekend with Mrs. Mary Becker, . ,, Miss Lois Gaiser of London spent the weekend witih her mother, Mrs. Cota Gaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kraft and family of London were Sunday visitors wiwth Mr. and Mrs. Ern­ est Koehler and family. Dashwood Public Library will be closed Christmas Eve New Year's Eve, Dashwood E.U.B. Church hold their Christmas program Sunday evening, (December 18. Wt Wffk In Winchelsea By MKB. F. HORNS Miss Donna Mills and Miss Jean Lavender of London Teach­ ers’ College were practice teach­ ers at the local school this past week. At the present time, teach­ er? and pupils am very busy pre­ paying for the annual ■Christmas program to b® held in Elimville church this coming Friday even­ ing. The local euchre club met at Elimville Hall on Monday even­ ing for the second card party of the season. Mrs. William Walters, and Mr«- John coward, Mr. New­ton Gierke and Gerald Prance were prize winners. 'Friends of Mr?. Howard Day­man, daughter of Mr. and Mr?. William Walter?’ will be pleased to hear of her safe arrival in Germany, together with her four children, going to join her hus­ band, p.te. Howard Dayman, the Canadian forces. More than $8,000,000 worth aluminum cooking utensils made in Canada annually. Beautify Your Home With Ornamental IRON will Railings Mrs. Fah- their Your Library —Continued from Page 2. his settlement at Port Talbot in 1803 is the main concern -of his biographer, 'Professor'F. C. ■Hamil. Violently contemptuous of government red tape, he was a continual headache to land of­ ficials; nevertheless he success­ fully peopled an “immense tract of land with sturdy settlers.” Professor Hamil has- unearthed a mass of material on thiB settler and his book should take the place of previous biographies of Colonel Talbot. Read these two books of his­ tory at “Your Library”. WUERTH SHOES ON YOUR PORCH Choice Of A Number Of Designs FREE ESTIMATES KARL GUENTHER SHIPKA Phone 165-r-3 Dashwood Complete Welding Service ................."I"'....W. .... ■"......"fiS CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP ... M CO-OP LAY MASH Check Your Requirements Today­ Open Wed. AfternoonPhone 287 Collect chances when you CO-OF PIG STARTER CO-OP HOG GROWER CO-OP SOW RATION CO-OP 32% DAIRY CONCENTRATE CO-OP CALF MEAL EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP Gift F6r A DRESSINGHusband Gift CertificateSupply A 20% Off! WUERTHS Viyella $15.16 Regular $18.95 Value. Easy-fitting wrap-around style. s' PHONE 81 Gift Certificate FOR DACK’S E I E We Have Your Price In OVERSHOES ICE SKATES — GLOVES FORaTHE family PRICES and Boys’ He Picks Out His Own Style— We Your Dollars Will go Farther when you shop the WANT AD way! Glorify his “fireside hours” with a handsome dressing robe . . . the Christmas gift with the happy future. Now you can give him a robe at a substantial reduction in cost because of our special offer. Every man will apprec­ iate one of these robes under his tree. GIFT SPECIALTIES GOOD On Men’s ROMEOS □ Matching Tie and Sox Sets □ Wallet and Lighter Combination Gifts For Your "MALE" List □ Arrow Tie? □ Arrow Dress Shirts □ BVD Nylon Shirts □ Arrow Sport Shirts O Bluestone Sport Shirts □ Warren Knit Sweaters □ Huntleigh Sweaters GOWNS Men’s Romeos $3.85 Zipper or Elastic — Leather Town N Country $10.40 Reduced from $12.95. Save $2.55 on this smart robe. All-Wool. English Flannel $14.80 Favorite with many men. Nice Colors. Reduced from $18.50 CHRISTMAS FREE 17•J Area Newcomers Receive Papers Twenty-eight persons received their naturalization papers from, the Supreme Court of Ontario at Goderich last week. This brings- the total number of naturalization papers granted in Huron County in 1955 to 77. Twenty-one of this week’s ap­ plicants came from the Nether­ lands'; three from Poland; two from Germany; one from China and one from Belgium. The group represents carpenters, farmers, domestic help, mechanics, restaur­ ant owner, meteorologist, factory workers, salesmen laborers and housewives. The -successful applicants in­ cluded: Gezina Vriese, Exeter; Sytze Honing, R.R. 1, Hensali; Egbertje Honing, R.R. 1, Hensali; Harmke Damm, R.R. 1, Hensali; Doeke Martin Damm, R.R. 1, Hen­ sail; Aafke Van Wieren, R.R. 1, Hensali; Dirk Van Wieren, R.R. 1, Hensali; John Cornells Van- duyvenvoorde, Centralia; Jan Nedza, R.R. Centralia. 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