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The Garden. club met at Oa
home of the WOO, Mr. Ervin
Rader. Monday with eleven
g1r3a present and Mrs. Ervin De-
Vineassistant leader.
Catherine Rader WAS ,eleeteci.
President with , vice,President,
Eleine Devin* esecretary, :Lynda
Tientsin and' press reporter.,
Ruthann Rader. • •
Discussion on preparation. of
location of garden and :dis-
trubution. of yfeedi and paitiph,
lets followed. •
Members ,,of• the club are:
Elaine Devine, Helen Rader.
Shirley Render.lune and Ruth -
*nee Rader, Catherine Rader,
Carol Becker. Mary Jane Oak.
man, .Carole Schad', Lynda •Tie -
01110 and Helen •Zimmer. They
deckled to call the club Dash-
wood Dirt Daubers.
Roll poll for next meeting will
be my favourite flower and why
I like it, Home assignment is.
to read all direction in pamph-
lets and start record book,
plant garden, plant and .carefor
it,
Carel Becker invited the club
to meet at her Mune M May,
Film ladles Aid
The regular missionary meet,
Ing of Zion Lutheran Ladies Md.
was held following. the Lenten.
service last WedneSday, evening.
Replacing the topic Itev. Zorn
showed a fjI1 entitled °What
others did .about missions' follow -
led by discussion. • • •
It was decided to hold a SO-
cial :for the Sunday School pupils
during Easter vacation. gaster
lilies will be placed on the altar
for Easter. The• ladies are to
attend a rally of the Mitchell
Zone at loosen, April gap
Confirmation Services
A special confirmation service
was held at Zion Lutheran
Church Sunday morning when
five young People were con-
firmed, Authenne Rader, Jane
Restemayer, •Ileidi Schroeder,
Alvin Becker and Robert Miller.
Personal Items
Mrs. EMM; Dietrich, 'Tar, and
Mrs. Roy" Dietrich and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Ziler.
Sunday visitors with 1,1r. and
Mrs. Edwin Rider were Mr, and
Mrs. L. H, Rader and .Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard AeSternayer and
gamily. „ •
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Melvin. Aestemayer were
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Restemayer,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kraft and
family and Miss Bertha Becker
of Lotido0.
Suhd ay visitors. with Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Schroder were Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Walper, Mr. Ed-
mund Walper, Mr. and Mrs,
Edgar Restemayer and Edward
Mrs. Tillie Restemayer, Mr, and
Mrs. Elmer Resternayer, 'Miss
Barbara •Slaarrow.
Miss Marjorie Becker of Lon-
don spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Becker.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller were Rev.
and Mrs K. L. Zorn, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Rader and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader, Mrs.
Effie Kleinstiv.er,„ _Mrs. ,,,,Louls:
Kraft and Mrs;-.F'W11..fred" Weido
of Zurich:.
Mr 4 and 'Afire,' George Ander.
son and *Oily Thedford visit-
ed with friends hereon Sunday.
Miss Anna Messner, Mr. and
Mrs.. Chas Fonger and son of
London spent the Weekend 'with
Mr; and Mrs. Fred Messner.
Trousseau Tea
Mrs. a, M. ,Tleman .was hes-
tess at a trousseau tea in honour
of her danghterr lsraneY, whose
marriage to Mr, Robert Stor-,
mes takeS place on Saturday, •
Guests Were greeted at the
door by Misa Bonnie •Heather
McCrea, Nancy i Mrs. Tiernan
and Mrs. Arnold Stormes. Ie the
afternoon Mre. Brim Stormes of
Port Stanley> presided at the tea
table which was attractive With
a Quaker lace elo,th, yellow daf-
fodil* .and tall .yellow tapers:
Serving in the tea rpm 'were
Mrs. Robert. Halter Misses Mary
'Jane Madman and Lynda Tie-
rnan. Miss Letta Taylor presided
at the tea table in the evening,
Mrs. George Tiernan showed
the trousseau. Mra, Howard Da,
tars wale iii charge Of .the lingo
and ,chine. Mks. JI. J. Kellerman.
showed the kitchen utensils and,
dishes,. Mi. J. K. McCrea showed
wedding gifts. ••Cittier :anistatita
were, Mrs. A. V. Tiernan and
Mrs. E. Koehler, Ninety guests:
registered in the .1:wide's book.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Salter and.
Mrs, Hobbs Taylor visited in
Toronto on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Ervin Guenther and family.
WSIAfS .Ffeirs Young. Singers
The regular WSWS and Ladies
Aid .meeting was held in the
EVIi church with the executive
in charge.
The devotional was taken by
Mrs. ..krt Haugh, Mrs. Harold.
Kellerman and Mrs. Eben
Wei-
gand.
Mrs. Mervin Tiernan peed, a
story. Mary Jane Hoffman and
Lynda Tiernan sang
Garden". Mra. Chas 'Snell: gave
the study book.
The new president, Mrs, Carl
Oestricher, presided for the busi-
ness..
personal Items
Mr. Les Buchotz of Kitchener,
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Ok4 and fam-
ily, Mr, and Mrs, Reinhold Hick-
man and family of Exeter were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
V. L. Becker and family,
Ms n Katherine Rader spent
Monday evening with Miss June
Rader.
N. and Mrs, Fred Batez and
Lynda of Walkerton spent 'Sun -
•day with Mrs. Alma Hoperoft.
A number of ladies from Dash-
wood .attended the short course
on sandwich making for all oc-
casions at Grand Bend Monday
afternoon.
Flowers were placed on the
altar in Zion Lutheran nhurcb on
Sunday by the family of the late
Mrs. Ernest Rader who passed
away April 15, 1956. Two baskets
of flowers in the chancel were
given by the'parents of the con-
firmation claas.
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South End
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Used Car
Buys
56 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
A Scottish farmer fell down a
well. His wife peered down, but
could not reach him.
"Hold a wee while," she shout-
ed; I'll call the men from the
fields to, help ye out."
"Wait a bit," called back the
farmer. "What's the time?"
"Ten to 12." '
"Then bide a Weel tread
water tilt their dinner -time."
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in 1955, an increase of 24 per
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POI.ICE MGR,' GUNMEN IN ROBBERY—Harold. Gilroy
of ICingston, Ont,, shows how his ,sons, Jack and Robert,
were gagged and bound while he was taken to a Loblaw
groceterta, co,f which he is manager, and foreed to give
$26,300 to a bandit. Police call the ease one of the most
daring robberies in Canadian history, Two bandits forced
their way into tbe Gilroy home, one stayed. to watch Mrs.
Gilroy and the boys, and the other drove with Mr, Gilroy
to the store, Two detectives entered the store and escort,
ea Gilroy and the robber to a bank to deposit the day's
receipts of $26,300. The bank being closed, the detectives
escorted them back to the store again and.' the gunman
hid the sacks of money on the floor of the car. Returning
to the Gilroy honie, Gilroy was bound and gagged and the
bandits fled.
Largest Number Yet
Take Citizenship Oath
Huron County Judge Frank
Fingland administered the oath of
citizenship to over 50 immigrants
in an impressive ceremony in the
county courthouse Wednesday
afternoon.
It was the largest group to re-
ceive the papers in the recent
'history of the 'county.
Huron Crown Attorney H.
Glenn Hayes adciresSed the
group,
Imperial Order of the Daugh-
.ters of the Empire provided a
SAVE '30c
Gran Bend $ch�iF
To Move To Borden:
111Y P/9 It. H. MIINIM eq.141PPed with boadoeto and
In The Cantraila Carrot ouqopiroos aro roquiro4 to 'le
Hoe yeti eVer drivon ftar OeViletiPlial training trips %rent
Detachment Omni, Rend..looted, P.
15 miles West of Centralia, and. Meantime, in anedieceet,
noticed the air of tranquility room, other students act as con-,
about the JAIL? The peaceful trollers in the sYnthana tower
quiet of the countryside, and the and ATC centre. This stimulates
proximity of one of Onteries actual instrumental. flight, proviti.
very‘tlesiratile spot an airport PrOefdtirea, haVigetion and gm
finest 54130Y beaches, nae it a Ing 4104 14.0°4 111* radia
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reception for the new citizens
following the ceremony.
Over „20 of the group came
from this area. They included Dr.
Voldmars Gulens, Dashwood, and
his wife, 'who also has 'her medi-
cal degree.
Others weh: Vince Benoit,
Mr, and Mrs. John Jacob Bruis,
Mike Dzioba; Mr. and Mrs. Josef
Gosar, Anton Hansen, Basyl
Jablonsi, Mr: and, Mrs. Cornelis
Zeehuisen, all of Exeter; Mr, and
Mrs. John Kingrna, R.R, 3;
minisiture Where peace, perfect UAW control^
peace. seems to prevail. have Slated
But inside that compacWooking sine. spo ()piaci at Grand.
unit — the RCAF'a home of flying
control personnel are bustling
and every ten Weeita a new :Wen
of graduates departs for ideeee
far and wide. The School of Fly-
ing Control is pledged with the
duty of training flying control
E.ersclutcl to _qualified -standards.
.qualified oflicers and air,
Men 'then go out to operate. the
RCAF's 27 control towers, *ix
rescue -ea-ordination effitrea and
numerous flight planning centres
across Canada,
Circuits and ,Coffee
Centralia student pilots yob -
ably know emu,. Bend best ail
the airfield whore they go to
escape traffic congestion for Or,
cults and bumps. Grand Bend
tower provide the necessary con -
trot to handle this excess local
flying. The above statement can
easily be certified by the follow-
ing (actual) Air peter; -"Vixen
123, Grand Bend Tower, Runway
13, wind 140 at 15, Grand Bend
altimeter 299. Cleared to the
traffic circuit. Caution; coffee
served not later than isoS hours,"
SFC students must absorb a lot
of knowledge in ten -weirs before
becoming "policemen of the air."
They must have a working 'knowl-•
edge of airways, sirPorta, ttavi.•
gation, meteorology, communica-,
bons and radio aids, and search
and rescue. Besides the academie
subjects, a comprehensive prima -
cal syllabus must be completed.
This involves exercises in a syn-
thetic trainer, where students
Exeter; Nr. and. Mrs. Jan joseph
Arts, R.R. 2, Crediton; Hendrikus
Johannes Arts, RR. 1, Creditoni
Mr. and Mrs. Hein Rooseboom,
Hensell: Mr. and Mrs. Abram
De Moo, and Mr. and Mrs.
Vlademir Hrovat, Zurich.
Phone 102
for
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24•HOUR, SERVICE "
Bend in January, 1141, more than
450 Admen and 325 officers have
successfully completed this train-
ing. The staff itself is located in
the one,len* hanger on the unit.
The litngit ft -hut nearby contains
Jiving garters, its and
recreation rooms.
$/f4. S. N. E. Beauchamp, PFC,
CD, is offcer connnenchng the
detachment. V/1,, P. 0,. Xing,
Vire, DPW, CD, is OW tnstrac-
tot, and his instructional staff
incldes rii.« R. P. Madden, DFC,.
F/L W. AL Bristow, F/L H. E.
Hanover, P/f. E. G. Holmes, rio
A. J. Burnett, PP, and F/0 X. B.
114naher.
In August, SFC is slated to bid
goodbye to this peaceful getting
1)Y the shores of Lake Huron. The
aeh091 is moving to CampBorden.
Plans are under toinaugur-
ate an approach control course to
run concurrently with the basic
flying control course. It looks as
if RCAF Detachment Grand Bend
will MUM* an even more tun.,
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