The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-15, Page 7T
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By MBS. WILLIAM DICKEY
DObbs For Dodge
THE. TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSOAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS, IM*
Data On Dashwood
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The men who want to be particularly goo4
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The men who want to be particularly good to
their families this Christmas will choose a New Dodge
that for years the family may enjoy Safety apd Comfort.
We have a selection to choose from and 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.
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CHRYSLER SEDAN
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DODGE SEDAN ..................................... .
DODGE SEDAN, black ...........................
PLYMOUTH SEDAN, blue .....................
NASH COACH, with bed ..........................
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CHEV SEDAN ............................................
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Exeter Motor Sales
The Co-ed Club
The second meeting cff the Bl-
imville iCo-ed Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Gilbert Johns
on Friday, with,
present.The roll call ...r_. .^.R.
with a suitable name for the
club, was decided to call the club
"The "Co-ed Club.” The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Grace Hou Uy en Friday, Decem
ber 16, after school.
Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Hem gave
a talk on "the type of blouse for
you” and Mary Skipper demon
strated how to measure properly
for a blouse. Doris
Mary Dickey gave a
ion on how to
»beas bending.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs.
Judy and Donna
led at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Newman Baker, of Wellfburn on
Tuesday of last week.
The Zion Mission Circle held
thejr '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.
ten members
was answered
cut
Brock ajid
demonstrat-
and match
Wpi, Dickey,
and Joyce cal-
Marilyn Strang
Jills President ,
Marilyn Strang was elected
president of the Hurondale Jolly
Jills at their .first meeting of
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.
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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 dooi*s and windows.
Free estimates. Our prices
will include installation.
Robert Robinson
WOODHAM
Shower for Bride
Mrs. Alvin Walper, the former
Jean Willert, was pleasantly sur
prised at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening when about 2'5
relatives and neighbours gather
ed. The evening was spent in
Playing progressive euchre. Mrs.
Flossie Stade won high prize and
Mrs. Gerald lO’royrke consolation
prize.
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe made an ap
propriate address a.nd Misses
Shirley Wurm and Joan Raker
presented the gifts.
Louis Kraft
Louis. Kraft, 67, passed away
at his late residence, Dashwood,
Saturday December 10 after a
lengthy illness. He was iborp in
Dashwood and when a young
man settled in Stephen Township
Where he farmed mntil 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,
IKitahener 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,. Lorne Luth
er, Mrs. Earl iDatars and Miss
Margaret Becker. Serving were
Mrs. Bob Hayter and Mrs. Jim
Ha.yter. Assistants were Mrs.
Fred Messner, Misses Nancy Fah-
ner and Eleanor Becker.
Discuss Cub Work
Interested parents with their
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 Itenw
Mr. pud Mrs. Gordon Weiberg,
Mr. Howard Wet-berg and Mf» and
Mrs. Ervin Latta of Waterloo
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Weiberg.
Mr. Robert Wein of Sudbury
epent the weekend with Mrs-
Herb Wein-
Miss Marian W i 1 d I o n g and
friend of London spent the ’week3’
end with her grandmother, Mrs.
M. Tiernan.
Miss Nancy Tieman of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Tieman,
Master Douglas Rader, eon oi
Mr. and Mrs. Eliner Rader, who
underwent surgery on his eye,
Thursday, was able to return
home Saturday.
Miss Eileen Wi’HeTt of Clinton
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, 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 Klmpel
and Susan of Kitchener spent
the weekend with Mrs. Mary
IBecker.
Miss Lois Gaiser of London
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Cora 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
be closed Christmas Eve
New Year’s Eve.
Dashwood E.IT.B. Church
hold A A. ___
Sunday evening, December 18.
will
and
will
their Christmas program
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 this settler
and his book should take the
place of previous biographies of
Colonel Talbot.
Read t'hese two books of his
tory at, “Your Library”.
Railings
More than $8,000,000 worth of
aluminum cooking utensils la
made in Canada annually.
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EXETER
DISTRICT
Phone 287 Collect
; This Wook Io
Winchelsea
By MKB. F. HORN!
Miss .Donna Mills and Miss
Jean Lavender o< London, Teach
ers’ College were practice teach
ers at the local school this past
week. At the present time, teach-
era and pupils are very busy pre
paring for the annual Ghrlstmas
program to be held in Elimville
church-this coming Friday even
ing.
The decal euchre club met at
Elimville Hall on Monday even
ing for the second card party of
the season, Mrs. william Walters,
and Mrs. John Coward, ME New
ton GJarka and Gerald Prance
were prize winners,
Friends of Mrs. Howard Day
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Walters’ will be pleased
to hear of her safe arrival in
Germany, together with her four
children, going to Join her hu*-
band, P.te. Howard Dayman, of
the Canadian forces.
KARL
GUENTHER
SHIPKA
Phone 165-r-3 Dashwood
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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
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Egbertje Koning, R.R. 1, Hensall;
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