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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-03, Page 15Three Vehicle Crash I1 s xeter Traveller 4 A ;coroner's- inquest has been, were riding, ordered into •the Oath -of Arehi- At the Scene of the ;UMW_ IM - bald Pagan, 40, Exeter.. who died ;pact,. firemen had to be called instantly earl/ Thursday eve- : out to handle a fire, threat caused ning when be was pinned be- by :spilling: gasoline on the high- neath his ear in 4 threc-vehiele Way ,- 0111Sion near New Hamburg, The 13otev MAP'S ear re - The; victim.- a hardware travel- rained on its roof .and, the top ler who lived with his wife .and WaS flattended in the trunk and three ;children at 319 Andrew St. hood line. rhe victim was trap .S. was birjcj In 'Toronto Tues- ped in the vehicle And—hed to daybe pried out. Three youths from _Stratford „Cases and bottles of soft drinks were injured, one Seriously,. in were Uttered over both sides of the crash, the highway As a result of the The accident _incurred at the first _collision, south outskirts of New Hamburg The fatality was the third in on 'highway 74 .alternate at 7:10 two weeks 1)11 the bypass, which p,m, is scheduled for paving this police Said the car driven by year, Pagan, proceeding west, Cpl. Charles Salter, formerly sideswiped a soft drink truck of Exeter, and Constable Ed - driven by a Kitchener man. The ward Egile of the OPP invest- l'agan car then flipped over fur gated.. or five timesand slid into the The inquest will be held in ear in which the Stratford youths Kitchener on May 5 before Coro- rter Dr. C. C, BelYa. Surviving besides his wife are three girls: :Elaine, 5; Betty Brides -Elect. Jean, 4; and SaedY, . ... e. )11,•Treip,,rnrrpniUrffnr/47,•' 11717UF,Alri. .1114 /1,44 4 DEATH CAR—Archibald Pagan, 43 -year-old Exeter travel -E times and struck another ler, died in this wreck Thursday evening following an: its top. The Exeter man accident near New Hamburg, The car, driven by the: wreckage, victim, bit a soft drink truck, rolled over four or five I The Y move dto Extei • from Toronto about. two years ago. Mr. Pagan travelled for the Cochrane -Dunlop Hai ware See The Albums • of INVITATIONS • SERVIETTES • MATCHES e COAST E RS Times -Advocate Ltd„ Toronto. and was popular among hardware men through- out the area. He and his wife had also made a number of close friends in the town. Mr, and MrS. 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The lined satin skirt was covered with layers of ny- lon tulle with lace peplum scat- tered with rhinestones. The bo - 1r° jacket had full length pointed sleeves and small peter pan collar. A hand -beaded coro- net held her chapel length veil of nylon tulle and lace. She carried a white Bible crested. with mauve orchirds and orange blossom streamers. She wore the groom's gift of a two -strand pearl. necklace with matching earrings. Four attendants preceded the bride to the altar: Miss Marie Sinclair, her sister, as maid of honor was gowned in yellow bro- caded taffeta with cummerbund, full skirt and scalloped neck- line, picture hat and bouquet of mouve mums. The bridesmaids, Misses Joan Grigg and Audrey Hamilton, Goderich, and Joan Sinclair, sister of the bride, as junior bridesmaid were cos- tumed in. mauve and yellow bro- caded taffeta dresses styled shni- lar to the maid of honor's and carried mauve a n d yellow mums. Ken Grigg, Goderich, was his brother's groomsman and Fred Grigg and Hank Binnendyk ushered, The wedding reception was held for '70 guests in the church parlors decorated in the yellow and mauve colors. For receiv- ing the bride's mother wore an ensemble of printed silk topped with duster coat in blue, and white accessories. The groom's mother chose a toast silk sheath with beige duster and beige ac- cessories. Each wore a white The 'Story In Zion By MRS. J. DYKEMAN ••••••••m••••ow*r•r•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,* W.A. Community Night Friday evening the W.A. of Zion West held a successful community night in the Sunday School rooms of the Church. The committee in charge of the program were: Mr, and Mrs. Warren .13rock, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ris Hern, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hern, Mr. Harold Hera was th airin a n. The program consisted of a duet by Doris and Doreen Brock; violin selections by Fred Miller; mouth organ selections by Ray Jaques and Doug Stephens with Harry Horn at the piano. Mrs. GeorgeWilson, St, Marys, gave a talk and showed her slides on her trip to Ceylon. A silent auction was held. Lunch was served by the com- mittee. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brod( and family visited Saturday with Mr. and MrS, Rett MOrgati, St, Marys, Mr. Ross Hera spent Saturday evenint with Mr. and Mrs. Hee- tor Taylor, Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Payn- ter, Xirkton, visited Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lortie John and family. Mr, and Mrs. Harold I•lera visited Thursday with Mr, and Met. Beb Here. and Linda, Jar- vis. Mr. and Ors. Clifton Jaques And children were Sunday after. noon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley jaws., Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Luther ROW- cliffe, Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren 3rock. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hera and visited with Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie, Parkhill, on Sunday, Sunday visitors with Mr, and ; Mrs. 'Ind nykcirtatt and family were: Mr. and Mrs, Ithy Dyke - Merton, Mr. attt Mrs, Paul Dykeinan, Crediton, Ronald bykereae, Waterdown and Mr. Gary Vowel, tandem Mr. 'George Earl is spending chit month with Mr. and 'Mrs, Norman Brock, According to Canadian Cancer Society offieials, no drug has yet been found which cures tan - ter. Tice_ most tfiettieb Maio ment for the disease' Is surgery orradiatio h Me early stem u......••••••••••••••••••••,..............,,,•••••••••••••••••••••••••..• car before coming to rest on had to be pried out of the —K -W Record Photo Life -Saving Technique Shown At Dashwooc The second .meeting of the 4-11 girls was held Friday eve- ning with Mrs. Mervyn Tieman and Mrs. Harry Hoffinae, lead- ers, and 14 girls present. The meeting opened with ."0, Can- ada." June 'Bader was appointed secretary and press reporter to replace Lynda Tiemae, who resigned. Tbe girls decided on the name "Dashwood Safety Guards." Mr. Harry Hoffman was pres- ent and demonstrated and dis- cussed artificial respiration. The girls were given an opportunity to try it. The girls discussed keeping fit mentally, and ways of spending leisure time. Pamphlets were distributed. Roll call for next meeting "A 'book I would like to own," Home assignment is to start reading a book, and list ways of spending leisure time. Young People Confirmed Seven young people. were con- firmed at Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. K. L. Zorn Sunday morning. Those receiving confirmation were: Marlene Keller, Ruth Restemayer, Ruth Anne Salmon, Larry Wiedo, Robert Becker, Ross Miller and Keith Rader. Palm Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wiedo and family, Detroit, Mrs. Laura Wiedo and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wiedo, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Willert and Harry, Mr, and Mrs. Liody Willert and family, and Mrs. Fred Schlundt, with Mr. and Mrs. Vyrne Wiedo and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. GarnetWieberg and family, of Waterloo, Mr, carnation corsage. Assisting at the reception were Lois McLellan, Hensall, Phyllis Lostell, Kippen, Winnie Negryn, Goderich and 'Yvette Van Pouki, Guelph. Fortravelling in the A. the blide onne a wo p ece suit of mint green flecked with white and white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Grigg will re- side in London. Guests were present 'from North Bay, Toronto, London, Goderich, Seaforth, Hensel and Kippen. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer, Leland Restemayer, Donna. Weber and Shirley Bender, 'with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reste- mayer and n Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Niksch and family, of Gary, Ind., Miss Donna Niksch, of Hobart, Inc!. Mrs. Pearl Salmon and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Salmon, of London, Mr, and Mrs, Toni :Kern and family, of Woodham, Mrs. Mary Martene, Edwin and- Gerald, and Mrs. Bertha Bieber, with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Deiehert and Mr. Fred Deichert, of Zur- ich, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Greb and family, Mr, and Mrs, Ken Keller and Randy, Mr. Gordon Pearson, Miss Loretta Keller, Mr. Keith Keller, Miss Joyce Osborne, Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Keller and Caroline, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Learn and Deborah, all of London, Mr. and Mrs. Bev Lindeefield and jeffrey, and Karl Keller. of Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs, Ed Keller and family, Pastor and Mrs.. K. L, Zorn, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Manti and Donald, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Rader, Mrs. Effie Klicnstiver, Mrs. Louis , Kraft, Miss Susan Willert, Janis Gulens, Robert Miller, and Mrs. Loretta Wiedo, of Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Heck- man and family, of Centralia, with Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Becker. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Miller and Rodger, Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. John Neeb, Marjorie and Irmgard, Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf and gilds, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Court- ney Burmeister and Garnet Burmeister, with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and boys. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and family, at London. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Nunns, of London, spent the weekend • donned t with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb, Judy and Bob. Terry S. Gibson, one -year-old soft of Air, and Mrs. Leo Gibson, won $50 in a draw at the Park- hill Legion Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Len Gibson and family, spent Sunday at Thed- ford. Stephen Ladies Main St. Guests The ladies of Crediton and Shipka United churches and Main St. Afternoon Auxiliary were guests of Main St. Evening Auxiliary for their Easter meet- , Mrs. Donald MacDonald, Hen - sail, showed pictures of India where she served as a mission- ary for the Presbyterian church for 35 ,years, She told of the living conditions and the native religion of the people there and urged her listeners to accept Christ as their personal Saviour and not as a group or family. Mrs. Cecil Wilson ttlanked the speaker. President Mrs. Jack Doerr made a few remarks in memory of a departed member of the Auxiliary, Mrs William Haigh, who died on Sunday. Mrs. Ross Tuckey read the scripture. Readings were given by Mrs. R. E. Russell, Mrs, Ed. Lamport and Mrs. V. Sharpe. Jocelyn limey favored with a piano selection and Doreen Kenney and Marlene, King with a duet. Mrs, C, Love, Shipka, sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. M. Rat. Mrs, A. Rapson closed the meeting and a social time fol- lowed. Guests Of OES Loridon Officers Exeter Chapter O.E.S. enter- tained a corps of officers from Ruth chapter, London. The visit- ing chapter performed the open- ing drill at last Wednesday's in eeting, Guests were. also present from the St. Marys chapter, Follow- ing the meeting an apron parade Iwas held. The aprons will he sold at the chapter's bazaar in the Library oa Saturday, .April 19. A dutch auction was con- ducted. Mrs. William Bell, worthy ma- tron and Mr. William Bell, wor- thy patron, presided for the ra.eeting. Tillie: "When she m arried him, she said she was going to break him of his bad habits. Did she?" Millie: "Not altogether. He's broke, all right, but he still has most of his bad habits." PHONE 376 The TimosAelycmate, AJ 3 1931 -Pays IS. ,W.1111,10/11111,1ALOWAAMMI)A0M01.144111.1i11511.11MAIMI.11.101AL14101AlittIM144.111111.1PAMI/410#101.01111PAMAMO10... . :LOOM E N • • Pre,tasteropcial I. 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