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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-24, Page 5Doshwood EUB Church • • •••• • ' "."91;ion rs Successlul Yea BYMRS. J, DYKEMAN •Calvary ]evangelical United ing out the difference, Mrs. Tie .Mission Circle Brethren Church had its annual man discussed "Safety in •.the congregational attesting on Alen- home." clay evening,. April 14. Reporis> lame assignment was :to bee, were given by the presidents gin charts, study traffic laws, and treasurers of the various fill in check sheets and bring organizations within the •;eliurclt record books up to date. Roll call Shirley Jaques had charge of portion •of the Meeting and roll L ngland, Mrs. i . Hudgins and and by the current missions and' is to be ""oi�e .accident hazard in the program, call was answered by Payitlent Airs. R. f{rtieger. improvement fund treasurers •of ' my home and what 1 atm going Mrs. Norman Jaques,. one of ee dues. deports were given by $ociai .Evening •the congregation. All revealed to do about LL" the leaders, took the study book. the ,officers and conveners of Members of the• Evangelical satisfactory progress during fiscal year closing Match 31. ,- .stash and a social hour .enjoyed. The pastor's report revealed , Zion Lutheran Church Walther Sunshine Mission Band the passing of four members, Leaguers. entertained their par- ,. also several adherents. A thin- ruts, 'the newly confirmed and Zion West Mission Hand met ore's silence and prayer was of-' their .parents .at a pot luck sup Monday al 4 p.itt. Shirley lion feted in their memory. ' per Tuesday evening. played w piano instrumental and The election .of officers fol• .Following supper a sing song Barbara Jlern told a story, loved. Lloyd Eagleson was Was enjoyed followed by a vagi• Mrs. Tom liens took the study named trustee for :three years. ety program by the Leaguers. book and Airs. Clifton ,Jaques A.rs• Bien pie with a gift.• «eV. G. ^'i•otne is attending Other members on the trustee Rev. K. Zorn showed a film had the worship service. The the Evangelical U.B. conference board are Gordon Bender and "Together" followed by discus- members all made quilt blocks. President elected was Alr' in Stratford this week. Mrs. Addison 'Tiernan; T. Harry Hoff- sion. Closing devotions in the personal items E. Lamport; vice presidents, Strome and son Timmy are vis• man was elected a member of church auditorium conducted by vis - Mrs. Margaret Thwaits and •Alrs. Earl 1laist and Mrs. G lsting with relatives in Kitchener. the cemetery board for three Arthur Rader brought *the eve Zwicker; secretary = tieasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark years. Other members are 1� es ning to a close. Dawn of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. Neil; ass't sec.-treas., of Detroit spent the weekend Fngeland and Milton Baugh Personal Items Carl Jaques and cltildreit and Airs, W. Weber; district direct- 9E. IT MU TIM ax „v..• 41..r.., Cre.c.itcr. WI Men.ber Elect New Executive Election of officers was held topic ""Working with Wool" was Zion West Mission Circle held in the -Connintinity Centro 'When reviewed by Il,osemary Deitrich, their April meeting last Sunday the annual Meeting of Crediton a member of the 4.i{ Cillb. evening at the home of Doris Women's Institute took place on hostesses were Mrs. Jack Cornish. The president, Greta Wednesday evening. Ars.. W. Morrissey, Mrs. Hendrick, Mrs. Stephens, opened the meeting. Mack :conducted the business. F. Aiorlock, Mrs. Schenk, Mrs. lite, Entertain Newly Confirriied Lunclt was. served by Mrs, Cor- standing committees• eburch choir and their friends At.rs. Atack, ietiring pteslpden1. with the church :tr.ustees and expressed gratitude for support their wives, weir entertained to given her during her term of a dinner in the church school office. She also, on behalf of rooms on Friday evening by W. L members, .convea'ed alt- members of the Ladies' Md. A preeiation to Airs. R. Metz for social time was later enjayed. valuable service rendered and Personal Items 1 11 S ! k sensed her k. Alis Peer' Kraft was re-elected + „ Airs. C. Jaques of St. Marys, or, Mrs. Mack; alternate, Mrs. eisltC Russell's father, Mr, Fran• current treasurer; Miss Beatrice Dashwood changes to daylight visited lack Saturday with Mr. L, Lamport; A1r, and Mrs. Allan Becker saving time Saturday night, and Mrs. Norman Jaques. Graybiel, improvement fund - April 26, and remains on it un- Conveners of standing eons- and daughter, Brenda. visited pThe sacrament of communion treasurer; Mr. Art ]:Laugh, nils' : til September 28. ,was administered at Zion st ntitlees: agriculture and Can - la recently with Pearl Falhafer in amen industries, Mrs, Gordon Kitchener. Morlock; citizenship and educe- Air. and Mrs. Martin Moriock tion, Mrs. Russell rinkbeiner; and Mr. Albert Moriock, Guelph, historical research and current visited on Sunday in the village, sions treasurer.. 1 Miss Anne Taylor, of London, Sunday with Rev. T. Elliott of Elect New Fire Chief !spent the weekend with her. Kirkton in charge. Air. Norman At. a recent meeting, Dash• ! mother, Mrs. Leta Taylor. Jaques was .ordained as an .elder. I Nlr. and Mrs. Art Koessel and vnod volunteer firemen elected �aroi Ann Tien, >✓nnlviue, events, Ntrs. P. Boulianne; tome Alotorists definition of a slit Plr, Emil Becker fire chief Alr. Ed Sippel, of Lansing, spent spent a few days last week with p the weekend with Mrs, John Mr. and Mrs. Norman economics and health, Mrs. J. second: The interval of time be- t nit. James Baylor, assist -Jaques. Wade: resolutions, Mrs. Sam tween the change of a stop light ant Kuntz and Luella. A number of ladies of the corn p g Air. and Airs. Sant Oesctt, of munity attended the not luck Dashwood Safety Guards Hensel!, and Mr. Mervyn Stclele, supper of the W.T. at Elimville The 4.11 girls held their regu• of Bradford, spent Sunday with Ball last Wednesday evening, lar meeting Wednesday evening Air. and Airs. Ed Stelck. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hein and with 12 girls and the Jeaders, Mrs. Thos. Hoperoft, Mr. and ' Air, and Mrs. Angus Earl were Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and Mrs. Mrs, 1uascl1ia pstettand Grant, t , Sundav visitors with Mr. end Harry Hoffman, present. Airs. Graham Arthur and Tom- Mrs. Bert Morgan, St. Marys. Mrs: Hoffman discussed simple my motored to Bolton last Sun- Judy Hern, daughter of Mr. and compound fractures, point- day to ace their aunt, the late and Mrs. Keith Hern, has been A SMALL FORTU zu' E E Mrs. James Hoperoft, Mrs. 7. Hoperoft remained for the fu- neral, spending the weekend with Mrs. -Graham Arthur at Port Albert, Mrs. Hoperoft re- turned home Tuesday Mrs. William Haugh, Shirley, Mrs. Elmer Rader and Mrs, Will pass through our William Stade spent the week - 1 5 end at Pigeon, Mich, Mrs. Stade hands in the next few years. attended the funeral of her' first HOW MUCH WILL eousin, Albert .Geiger, at Sebe Mich., Sunday. YOU KEEP? Sunday visitors with. Mr. and Investors Syndicate savingsMrs. Clayton Mile were Ain and. y Airs, Art Koessel, Mr. Ed Sippel, plans are approved by the Mrs, John Kuntz and Luella and RCAF for payroll deductions, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Kuntz. Provincial Police Constable C. ,.� A. 1 -lardy, of Goderich, will be at lh.e men's club rooms Friday night to show films on safety and driving. All young people of the district or anyone interested in driving are urged to attend. The 4-1i girls are sponsoring this, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tetznick and granddaughter, of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs, Milton Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brandt, of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan Becker and family of Credi- ton. • Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk and family, of Preston, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker and family. Members of the Lutheran Lay- men's League attended the rally at Monkton last Sunday. Vic Dinnin Your Accredited . Represdntative for Investors Syndicate icele OF CANADA LTD. (Savings, investments and Annuities) Investors Mutual Topics From Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER The Elimville W.M.S. and W.A. held their April meeting last Wednesday evening in the Elim- ville Church basement. Mrs. Freeman Horne and Mrs, T. Bell had charge of the program. A film"The Crucifixion" was shown, Miss Mary Herdman read the scripture and Mrs. Ross Skinner lest in prayer. Mrs. Wm. Routly had charge of the W.M.S, business. Mrs. John Batten took charge of the W.A. business, Mrs. ' Franklin Skinner gave. a, report of the rally held in Ontario Street OF church, Clinton. CANADA LTD. Mrs. Chas Stephen had Charge of the display of the members' winter activities. Shares) Lunch was served at the close with Mrs, Lloyd Johns and Mrs. • Hubert Heywood as hostesses. 4•H Girls Meet (Balanced Mutual Fund INVESTOR The "Canada Willing Work, ers" held their nicetin, at k11in- chclsea. school an last Tuesday' FUN with 22 members and. two lead- I GROWTH F'*e ers present, Roll, call was ins OF CANADA LTD. ' wored by a defect in posture. ( Misses Doris Brock and Mary (Principally Common Stocks)' Skinner demonstrated good nos-. lure which was well done. Discussion was oil sanitation Call Vic Dinnin and the pantphlcts were dlsti�l- COLLECT 168 ZURICH luted to each club girl on "My Homo and Myself." With vacaifolt tine right around the sorrier, NOW h the thne fora genera( buiiiper.to• bumper Inspection of your car, Let us Check it for any trouble spots..adlust it and fund it for real peak porforiiatiee aids sprinnt • Oedc yeasTIrestt 'GenewaI Ro pal's Prosper Garage Al The SFA :Stiifiot PHONt bl.W (GARAGE) GRAND BEND a patient for the past week at. St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Zion W.M.S. and. W.A. were guests of the Woodham last Wednesday. Ruth Ann Dykeman, Exeter, spent Tuesday at her home. The W.A. are having a bake sale Saturday • afternoon in the Public Library, Exeter. Monday evening visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dykeman were King; Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. to green and the fellow behind Mack; good cheer convener, you tooting his horn, Airs. Roy Finkbeiner; social convener, Mrs. H, Schenk; ways and means, Mrs. L. Hodge. Mrs. Schenk presided for the program when Mrs. `F. Morlock reviewed the motto Be'the best of whatever you are", Young people's orchestra furnished a number and Jean Krueger favor• cd with piano solos, Mrs, E. Lamport gave a reading and the. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Dykeman, Merton and Mr, Gary Vowel of London. ' Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Skin- ner kimmer and Noel of Exeter, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Bern, TEXACO Thermo -Chief HEATING OILS MOTOR OILS and GREASES Apply ED YELLOW Phone: Warehouse 757 • Res. 457-r•31 4 Thee Tim! ,,Ad1focatpt April 24/ 195 z Tool .up Iwo and now for p banner gardening season. We've got every- thing you meed to :get growing! Power mower takes the labor out of lawn -mowing. Easy to operate. $49,95 and up Top quality garden ty shovels, spades and pitchforks. Durable. From Level -cut grass shears, Strong $1,65 Heavy duty hose on portable reel. 50 feet $2,95 and up $2,95 Lindenfields Ltd. PHONE 181 EXETER Progress Continues. In HURON... New 1300 -Bed Hospital The Frost Government's hospital for retarded children, announced. last week as a tribute to the untiring efforts of the late, beloved Tom Pryde, will be the first pro- vincial institution erected in Huron. To be located on Lake Huron's shore, two miles from God.erich, this hospital will provide employment for hundreds of Huron people and will contribute many thousands of dollars to Huron's economy in the purchase of supplies and equipment. New Riad Building Paving of No. 84 highway from 1-fensall to St. Joseph is due for completion this summer. Reconstruction of• the Bluewater Highway, including 26 new culverts, is well under way. County and municipal road grants are at an all-time high. Charlie MacNaughton New Hospi fal Facilities A 47 -year-old South Huron businessman, Charlie Mac - Naughton was chosen the PC candidate. in Huron by an enthus- iastic, overflow crowd at the Clinton nomination mooting last week. Delegates from all s"ectiona of the riding recognised that his practical experience and achievement in those activities which vitally affect representation of Huron in the Ontario legis- lature made him an outstanding candidate. Here are his recom- mendations: As managing -director of Jones, MacNaughton Seeds Ltd., Charlie MacNauphton has been intimately associated with Huron's farming industry for 15 years. His sound judgement and fair treatment of farmers is reflected• by the growth and expansion of this local. industry. His position has given him wide experience in both domestic and export marketing of farm products. He was a member of the Agricultural Sub -Committee at the convention which drafted the Diefenbaker farm progra9m, including the new Agricultural Stabilization Act under which 1958 price supports have been puf into effect." He served as trustee and chairman of District High School Board for nine years, South Huron He was one of the founders and continues as a director of South Huron Hospital. • Ile has given active support and leadership to many community betterment activities, both in his hone town and throughout the riding. Vc-te For Charlie Frost Government grants to Huron hospitals in 1957 and. 1958 will total nearly $300,000 to assist in the erection of major additions and nurses' residences, to pro- vide other important improvements, and meet rising maintenance costs. PREMIER FROST New Tax belief New 1958 grants to Huron municipalities for education, roads, welfare services and for un- conditional purposes are the highest in history. These grants will reduce property taxes by as much as 50 mills! Support Good Government THE FROST TEAM INSURES CONTINUED PROGRESS IN ONTARIO acN.AUGHT-O-N Huron PC Canddatc Provincial Byillectiorn May 12 .