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Pape 0 Th Times.AelvOcate, January 23, 194t
Turn Pashwood Shed
Into. Ice Skating
The men's olub of Dashwood
•Obtained permission to provide
Skating for the children of the
'community in Zion Lutheran
Church shed. Weather has been
ideal and Young and old. are en-
10Ying skating.
There is always supervision
end Dashwood Band, is to provide
4riusie every Friday night. A
carnival is planned for January
24.
John Bender, 84
Church Official
John Bender, •of Dashwood,
died at South Huron Hospital Fri-
day, January 17, at the age of St
.Although in falling health he was
hospitalized less than two weeks.
His wife, the, former Maria
Battler, predeceased him twenty
years ago.
Surviving are two daughters,
Airs. Fred (Clara) Cumungton,
of Ellinville, and Airs. Pearl
Faulhatifer, of Kitchener; four
• sons,. William, of Crediton, Leon-
- ard, London, Gordon, Dashwood,
and Roy, Toronto; one sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miles, Calgary;
one brother, Henry, of Dash-
wood; 16 grandchildren and sey-
en great-grandehildren.
He was active in the Evangel-
Ica' United Brethren Church,
• having been a member of the
church board and cemetery
board.
. The body rested at the Hoffnan funeral home until Sunday
CANADIAN
PROPANE
GAS
& APPLIANCES
GRATTON
HOTSON
Phone 156 Grand Bend
at noon then at the Evangeheal
United Brethren ;Church where
services were eonclueted by Rev.
W. Krotz and interment -made in
the Evangelical Vetted ,Brethren
Cemetery.
Bearers were Allan Becker,
Lloyd Bender. Joe Caswell, How-
ard Curatington, Lleyd Wigan
and Keith McBride.
Friends attended from Detroit,
Pigeon, Petersburgh, Listowel,
Kitehener, Leaden,. „Stratford,
Brucefleld, Sarnia, Zurieh, and
Thamesford.
Personal Items
Judy and Bobby Webb spent
the weekend in London with AD:.
and. Mrs. Thomas Nunns, while
their parents spent the weekend.
in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Guenther and Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Guenther, also attending
the Detroit -Toronto NHL hockey
game.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miles, of Cal-
gary, attended the funeral of her
brother, John Bender, and is vis-
iting in the community.
Miss "time Taylor, mirse-in•
training et Victoria Hospital,
London, underwent a nose opera-
tion on Thursday. She is now at
the home of her mother, Mrs,
Letta Taylor.
Dennis Milton Allan Keller. in-
fant SOD of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Keller, Exeter, was baptized in
Zion Lutheran Church, Dash-
wood, by Rev. K. L. Zorn, follow-
ing the morning service last Sun-
day.
The annual library meeting
will be held Tuesday, January 28,
at 4 p.m. in. the men's club
room.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higenell,
of St. Catharines, are pleased at
the arrival of a daughter 'last
week, a granddaughter for Rev.
and Mrs. Higenell, who were for:
mer Dashwood residents.
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Weiberg
and family, of Waterloo, were
Saturday visitors in town,
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Alorlock
and son, of Waterloo, were Sun-
day visitors with relatives, also
visiting Mrs, Gordon Becker, who
is a patient at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and
i boys were Sunday visitors with
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K. W. Slade W. E. Suchard
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Elects Slate • .M.R.4, ROA 1K1N.NER
The annual meeting of„Central-
W
la United Church was held Fri- -”M And W•
"-.A.
day evening of last week. Tlie Elinwille W•41'-°' :and W.A.
Meeting opened witr a worship held their January meeting at
service conducted by the pastor the .church on Wednesday after,.
Rev. J. T. Clarke.
Reports of the Woman's As-
noon with Airs. Filson Lynn and
Mrs. .Win. Walters as hostesses.
Sociation, W.M.S., Sunday School.
and .C..G.LT. showed a success- Airs. Colin Gilfillen and mrs,
fid year. The Missionary and Newton. Clarke had charge of
Maintenance Fund is slightly the program. Roll call •WaS
under last year. The treasurer
answered '.
reported a balance on hand. • by paying of fees
Mrs. Clarke gave the - study
Orville Langford and
• ton. Skinner were re-elected to • book. Scripture was read by
-.the Session; George Ileehurn, Mrs. Freeman Horne and Mrs.
llalph Lightfoot anal Stanley Lynn. The ladies •of Thames
Hicks to tre Board of Stewards. Road will be guest § for the
I -Named to be representatives ip World's Day of Prayer on Fri -
the Men's Council were J. day, Feb. 2t.
Allister, R. Blair, J. Essery,
R. Hodgson and„F. Hicks. J. Euchre Club_
Eliniville Euchre Club was
Hepburn and A. Smith were WI held on F„riday evening„in the
pointed ushers. Glenn Robinson with five tables playing,
was re-elected
secretary d
The winners for the evening
: Miss Flossie Davey, treasurer
with Miss A. Anderson as ,„,„ were; ladies _high, Mrs. Wm.
• ”" ;Johns; gents Thigh, Ur, Harold
assistant. A minute of silence low score to Mrs. Del-
• in memory of those who had er Skinner,
• passed on to their reward der -
and
Mr, Wm. Roetly will be host
ing the year was observed be -I
_fore the close of tre meeting. next week on Friday evening.
I Election of officers were held
Visits Homeland mid new president is Laverne
Mr Carl 'Meander left Tues-iSkinner; secretary, Mrs. Chas.
day night for New York where I'Stephen; treasurer, Mr. Wm.
• h wfll board a Swedish boat RaullY•
•on a trip to his home in. Sweden. The treasurer's report of 1957
He plans to visit with his broth. was given andit was moved to
ers and sisters before returning buy some pickle dishes and
'to Canada wrere he has been a; cream and sugars for the parties,
resident for the past 27 years.
W,M.S. Meets Personal Items
I Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert Johns,
"The Second Mile” was the Mr. and Mrs. Alien Johns visit -
theme for the .January meeting, ; ed on Friday evening With Mr.
of the Woman's Missionary So- and Mrs. Lorne Passmore of
ciety, in the schoolroom of the : Thames Road.
church on Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Tari Coultis and
1 last week with Mrs. E. Powe, ;Neil of Toronto spent the week
-
Mrs, L. Hodgson and Mrs. Le i end with Mr. and Mrs, Nelson
Morgan in charge ol the pro- Coults.
gram.
'Enlarging the borders" was Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and
Ca
the topic for study andprove;rol., Mrs. Philip Murch vist-
i
an ihteresting and informative ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
.Kenneth Johns,
discussion. The piano music, of
several old and familiar hymns, Mr. and Mrs. Russell King,
by Mrs. Lorne Hicks was en-
Wayne and Ruth Ann of Crecii-
joYed by all her listeners. Mrs, ton visited on Sunday with Mr,
E. Powe led the worsrip service and Mrs., Bruce Cooper.
assisted he Mrs. Hodson and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques,
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs, A. smite Harry and Shirley of Zion were
Saturday evening guests of Mr,
read an article on Christian
Citizenship. , and Mrs. Alvin Cooper.
Annual reports were given and Ther were nine young people
from Elim ville. attended the
the World Day of Prayer serv-
rneeting at the home of Rev. H.
ice was set for Friday evening,
February 21 at 8 p.m.
Nostesses were Mrs. G. Me -
Falls, Mrs. Baynham and: Mrs.
Lewis.
Personal Items
Mrs. Wells of Londesboro was
a visitor last week at the home
of her sister, Mr, and. Mrs.
George Hicks.
Mr, Larry Cronyn is a patient
in St. Joseph's hospital in Lon-
don.
Mr, Eimer Wilson returned
home from South Huron Hospital
on Saturday of last week.
at thee iow Mod priced
•Monarch Pastry Flour 49c
Tomato Ketchup,,r,E!Ne4L. 2 FDR 45c
Alien's Apple Juice 4a -0L TIN 29c
Kam Luncheon Meat 12-°Z' TIN 45c
Nabob Insit Coffee
25C oFr
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Baby Roll Cheese GoLoEN f3A1/4„R LB*
• kiast Prunes 2-IviEnsocwG.
Domestic Shortening 3 LE,
Blanched Peanuts ciL4Liszlo
Wonder Donuts 8 PER PKG,
Solid White Tuna sAlcc3 7<tZ, PKG,
Success Liquid Wax HEAveArity
:Corn Brooms .,Ac 1.09
Devon BaconzwEETEMDKED•RNDLESS'L'65
Frozen Peas 'iR2t2tirm<Fritv.2 Fp/139c
Snow -White Cauliflower 25c
Suokist Lemons 113'9 5 PI" 19c
,Macs Or Spy Apples 3 L'd• 35c
83c
47c
39c
99c
35c
27c
27c
99c
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Free bellvoy
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EXETER.
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C, Wilson on Sunday in prepar-
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!Rig for the membership of the
-.church.
The iSew.gasy 4-171 Homemak.
ing Club hi
eld ts meeting .on
!Wednesday a 1 te rnoon ,alter
heel aL nmeille.
Mans were made for Achieve-
ment Day an February 3. at the.
Exeter Legion Hall.
• Skirts and record books...were
i handed in and sent to :the Home
• Economist, Miss 'Shirley Patter-
' son at Clinton,.
A, 1, Pym Says;
Today I'm especially proud
to be a Manufacturers Life
man because iny Company
has reported a record amount
of benefit dollars paid out last
year, These "dollars with a
heart" that represent food,
1 shelter and clothing for thou-
sands of families totalled
$48,338,145 in 1957.
I'd welcome the opportuni-
ty to help you guarantee your
family sufficient "dollars with
a heart" when they need them
most.
A. E. PYM
Box 603, Exeter
Phone Exeter 671-M
Representing
Tee
MANUFACTURERS
INSURANCI LIFE COMPANY
SOLID
PROGRESS
SOUND MANAGEMENT and steady growth
have earned for The Manufacturers Lire a.
reputation for strength, safety and service in
the public interest. The funds we hold in trust
for policyholders and their beneficiaries are
profitably invested by a team or experienced
investment specialists, Returns on these care-
fully selected. investments help to lower the
costs of life insurance for our policyholders.
ASSETS OF $761,669,880 axe more than ample to fulfil
our obligations to pay the sums of money promised in
our policy contracts. This figure includes an amount
of $59,047,558 set aside in surplus funds providing a
wide margin of safety.'
THE 7IST ANNUAL REPORT shows The Manufacturers
Life now provides, $2,610,637,086 in insurance and
retirement protection for over 500,000 policyholders,
In 1957 41,000 people purchased $380,499,333 of
new insurance to take care of tomorrow's uncertainties,
The 71st Annual Report also shows that the Company
paid to living policyholders and to the families of those
who died, a total of $48,338,145 in benefits last year.
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