HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-11-07, Page 8Tho Tirnae,Advoicists, Nlovsrnber fix. 1951
Dr. M. G. Graham
:Former .Resident
A tormex' practitioner In Exc.
ter ,followingservice with the
}loyal Canadian Army Service
in the First World War, I)r. Mal-
colm d'aUi1 GeorgeGr,sliain, G7', died
in St. 'Phomas -Elgin (:general
Hospital
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After leaving Exeter Dr, Grip..
ham ,Joined a Presbyteri.a,n. Mis-
sign to Formosa from x929 to
.1935, Ile praeticed in the .Dutton
area for the past 22 years and
was coroner for West Elgin.
Ile leaves his wife, the former
lleuiah, Jane (,rant and one son.
I1'It. Lt, 'Malcolm (;rant Graham
of No. 2 Fighter Wing R.C.A.E.
in li ranee, Another son, I1'it. Lt.
Donald I)uneaf Graham, was
killed in action during the Se-
cond World War,
A private funeral service was
heed on Tuesday from itis late re-
sidence. Dutton, with interment
in Grant's cemetery, Duthilt, On.
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wife and myself, ]: would like
to express ,sincere apprecia-
tion for the wonderful re-
ception given us during the
opening of our new store.
We are grateful for your
generous compliments.
Our thanks to ale who help-
ed to make the opening an
outstanding success.
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This watch did not arrive in time for the Saturday
night draw so we intend to offer' it as a special
prize. All visitors to our stole during the opening as
well as those during the net 10 days will receive
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'Topics From
Dashwood
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Hallow... Party
The Walther limos, of Zion
Lutheran Church held their Hal-
loween }Tarty last Tuesday:eve•
:sing. Members were arrayedin
a_ wide variety of costumes.
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e and soul is were en-
joyeds
toyed following judging of cos•,
tomes.
441 Wool Club Meets
The first meeting of the Dash-
wood 4.11 Wool Club was held at
the men's club room. last Wed,
nesday, with the leaders, Mrs.
Sid Baker, Mrs. Ervin Devine
and as girls present.
President elected was .fane
Baylor, vice-president, Mary
.Jane Roffman; secretary, Carole
;Sebade, Suggested names are to
be brought before the club at
the next meeting.
Wool fibres and fabrics were
discussed. The girls are to Lest
pieces of material for wool and
bring samples of wool and tell
why It is wool at the :next meet.
ing,
Persona! Items
-air. and. Mrs, Gordon Wei -
berg, her. and Mrs. Ervin Latta,
Mrs. Harold Bauer and Patricia
and Mr. }toward Weiherg, of
Waterloo, r
n eats
r weekend t
loo were tes ,
with Mr. and airs, Fred Wei -
berg,
Dr. and Mrs, Fred 1dordock
and son, of Waterloo, spent the
weekendwith relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan. Fauthafer,
of Kitchener, anent Sunday with
the latter's father, Mr. John
Bender.
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Taylor' and
family, of Waterloo, were week-
end guests with Ur. and Mrs. L.
IL Rader.
Elgin Weigand
Farmer In Hay
Eight Weigand, 45, of Hay
Township, died at St. :Joseph's
Hospital, London, following a
short illness,
}ie farmed All us life In }lay
Township neat' Dashwood. He
was a member of Dashwood
Evangelical United Brethren
Church.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Katherine Heinstoin,
are one daughter, Rose Marie,
and one son, Gordon; his moth-
er, Mrs. Mary Weigand, of Clin-
ton, and one sister, Mrs. Ger-
trude ilauser, of West Lorne,
The body rested ,at the Hoff-
man funeral home until. Satur-
day, November 2, when services
were conducted by llev. W. F.
r role, Interment was in Dash"
E.lT,l3, Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six neigh-
bours: Lloyd Willett, Erwin
Eckstein, Elgin Rider, Leenard
Restemaver, Sam culler and
E Arnold Kuntz.
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actors are turning.
So many
out records in the U.S. these
days that .I have been waiting;
to see which Canadian thespian.
would be the ,first to join.the
trend,
Now I know. No, it isn't one
of our Stratford -types but :in-
stead -a Member of the grunt
and groan fraternity (wrestling
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a form. of acting don't you
agree?).
Frank Towr)send, known to de.
votees of the slippery sport as
Fernier Boy; eut two.sides re-
cently with Denny Vaugha �i's
orchestra supplyingthe baa' g
That's showbusiness, you have
to be Versatile these days.
Wally Koster is versatile. He's
Leen playing the trombone since
his early teens and be was once
a third string centre with Win,
nipe.g Blue :Bombers.
King Ganam got most of his
at a specialty shop in Holly-
wood when hewasontourwith
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the Pee Wee King show, Toni.
my Hunter has pinked up a
couple of outfits in New York'
but gets most of his clothes in
Toronto or London.
Usually we see Canadian en-
tertainers leaving to go to the
States so it was pleasant to dis-
cover that it can work in re-
verse. Jack Creley is- an A.ni.eri•
can who came to Canada via
Montreal summer stock. "Any
chance of your going back?" I
asked him recently, "Definitely
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not, ' he raid, " love It here
and. I'.m doing well, I even have•
half interest in the Green Dolph-
in Shop here in Toronto."
Bill Van Evera who wa.s with
the Grads, Jim his brother, of
the Playboys and their Three
brothers, Jack, Elliott, and War,
ren who sing with various To-
Mrs, henry Becker, Sr., the
former Christina Cleo'', died at
the Heywood Nursing Borne,
Exeter, after a lengthy illness,
in her 8lst year.
Her husband died in i944, She
was born in Logan Township
land she and her husband farmed
I in }lay. Township until after his
I death when she moved to Dash-
{ wood,
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. E. Brandt. Mrs. R. Eck-
; Mein and Mrs. F. Ten Eyck, of
Kitchener, Mrs. Elfricda Yausi,
of London; -six sons, Henry,
Valentine, Edmund and Rudolph
1 of Dashwood, Albert, New Dun-
dee, Otto, of Roblin, Man., and
Vernon, of Exeter; 37 grand
children and 10 great-grandchil-
dren,
The body -chested at the Hoff-
' man funeral home until Sunday
Innen when it \vas removed to
}Zion Lutheran Church Services
'were conducted by Rev. K. L.
i born with interment in Lutheran
Broncnn. Line Cemetery,
Pallbearers were six grandsons,
.Tames Becker, Alvin 'Becker,
Harold Brandt. Fred 'Ten Eyck.
.Tr,, Allen Seeker and Kenneth
Eckstein.
i This Week In
Thames Road
Ey MRS: WILLIAM RHODE
Misses Margnret Bray and
Marion Larnport, of London,
spent the weekend at their
houses here.
Mr. and Mrs. William }1"ergtt-
- ' son Visited on Sunday with Mr.
`: i and Mrs. Pittner Chappel, of
Crom arty,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bern and
Linda of Jarvis spent the week-
end. with Mr. and Mrs. John
e Selves,
M. and Mrs. Anter Pass -
i! More, David, ,Dennis and Dar•
lene, were omits on Sunday with
" Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Heist,
of Crediton.
I; heir. and Mrs. Harry Stone and
tami'ty, of London, M r. and Mrs.
' Nelson Lamport and family. of
ii Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Petey
1.1 Stone were guests on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stone
when they eelebrated M.r, and
i; sirs. I,'innllort':s fifteenth wed-
ding, anniVetseryy, which. was on
Moeday,
Mrs. Edwin Miller and` infant
iuet Barbara
n,oc rnd homFridayJean,
from,
Victoria Hospital, London.
Thr basket or .flowers in the
church on Sunday Morning were
plated there by Mrs. Robert.
Simpson in memory of her
manor. the. late Mrs. 'William.
Alt{xander, who died last, week,
MISSIOnlYry� e't1 F'uturosih Speakiir,
Thr '7 hanko'f..tcring.:
Ahura tenter was held an Sun•
clay evnnirr.g, cites. Melvin Garai-
nor, vid'e`it'resideril; elf the
was in thaw of Or rneetdng.
Mrs. Hugh lVilseii tad nit
SSt Iripture Lesson.. Mrs.* 1'teg
Hedged and Mrs. WAWA Cann
Sting ✓! duet, accontpanied by
'Wits Apo* Beau;
Miss .Maireyr Finkbeiner, t1ais-
tioitt►ryy tearer dwri 1'•00eug1 front
taro fis1an4i of St bid*, ie., In 'the
liril.i 1t ViTt t Milo& wax The
guest waiter. chid also shooed
t, i pietures to her work.
ronto s .and h ruses are
l t: o
groups
forming a ,singing group of their
own. Bill Brady will probably
handle their arrangements.
Should be something unique
Canada, :five actual brothers in
a quintet. I'm anxious to bear
them rehearse next time Tina in
town. Their father is an ex -
vaudevillian and is still active
in radio and TV in Toronto.
Toncmy Common is in for an-
other busy winter, which, nat-
urally, is the way he likes it.
In addition to Country Hoedown
he is slated for guest appear-
.ances an Cross -Canada Hit Par-
ade and for an occasional week
on Arthur Godfrey's morning
show front New York. Be had
hopes of returning to University
to complete an engineering
course be began but had to drop
a few years ago. Possibly he'll
manage It but it would put hint
on a very tight schedule, Tommy
and his wife. are expecting .a
second addition to their fancily
in a few months, They already
have a son Jamie who is almost
two.
Bob Goulet is still, in my
opinion, the best thing that ever
happened to Canadian TV. 'Un-
fortunately Bob makes no at-
tempt to hide the fact that he
plans to head for the States
{`when the time is right." I
wouldn't be at all surprised if
this was Bob's last Canadian
season. But for now we can ens
7oJ Item as he stars in Sunday
night's Showtime.
Heard from George Murray
and Shirley Harmer in Ilolly-
wood. They have settled into an
apartment in Beverly Trills and
have hopes of getting home for
a visit soon, "We'll be home for
Christmas anyway", says Shirt.
AIIes1.9. From,
Centralia
lace MRS. PREP EN
Mrs. R. N. Stewart of Pem-
broke was a visitor at the home
of Mrs. T. Willis on Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. Byron lucksof Toronto
visited last week with her son,
`licks'.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wilson
were among the guests who at-
tended the Wilson -Dodd wedding
in London, Their names were
omitted last week by mistake.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock
visited with relatives in Toron-
to over the weekend.
Miss Wilda Pollock .of Kitch-
ener Was a weekend guest with
her. sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and iters. Lorne Hicks, On
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 0.Pol.
tack and Tommy of Kincardine
visited with thein. .
Mr. and Mrs, J. Cully and
children of Listowel were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
K. Greb,
Misses Marina and Margie
Bowden spent the weekend with
Mr. And Mrs. It, Paynter in
Kirkton.
Miss 131anche a'Iorgan and Mr.
Hugh Rundle were among those
who attended the Y.P.U. Con-
vantion in Sault Ste Marie, e over
the weekend.
.Mrs, Arthur McFalls, Mrs, T.
Willis and Mrs, Wm. Bowden
were visitors with Mrs, George
McFalls on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lang-
ford and Jelin, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman. Morgan, Mrs.' K. Greb
and Wayne attended the anni-
versary service in the Whalen
church on Sluiday.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bowden
and Mrs. T. Boyes attended the
anniversary service in the -Kirk-
ton United Church on Sunday
and visited with Mr, and Mrs.
R. Paynter.
- The Woman's Association of
the United Church held a suc-
cessful bazaar and afternoon tea
in tete schoolroom of the church
on Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
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