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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-08-28, Page 8Page a The Time s•Adyoca.te,'A:u + tit 20, 1958 MECHANIC TOPS JET COURSE --A former aero engine technician at RCAF Station Centralia, Flight Cadet M. J. Eagleson, 27, topped the jet pilot training course of 35 students from Denmark, the Netherlands, U.K., Turkey and Canada who graduated at Portage la Prairie, Man., recently. Wings are presented above by G, C G. A. Hiltz, AFC, CD, F '0 Eagleson is a native of Windsor. —RCAF Photo Donations, Services Mark Anniversary At Dashwood • N Grcind „___ Rabies Loss By MRS. g, KBAWN 'NotAIar ring Major and Mrs. V. E. Sills and Miss (:grace Page is visiting While outbreaks of rabies have family met, Margaret Bossen-'tor a few days this week with .persisted in ,.Ontario this .sunt.• berry) formerly of Napanee, and her sister in Hamilton. )rter, lolater livcrstock has not later of Shito, Alan., are holt- Mr. and Mrs. J, itiddoch incl• Baying with relatives in town, famil; , of Sarnia. spent Sunday been h.s great as some reports Mr. Frank Simpkins, son -in - with Mrs- Mae ,Rola, would indicate, The Honourable of Air. ,Bruce i3.ossenberr'y, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dodds aid f)ouglas S. Harkness, Minister Aisne the engine on the royal family, of Woodland 11111s, of Agriculture, said ill's week. train from Toronto to Stratford, California. ar•�e spending this and was the engineer who was week with Air. Dodds" parents, AR suspected eases of rabies spoken of as being nervous when Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dodds, are referred to the department's he met the Princess. . dr. and Mrs. Sren Neilsen animal pathology laboratory for Airs. jack, Witherspoon and have just returnee) this week ,confirmation, In she' past fiscal. Lynda are visiting with 111x, and.from a motor trip through year, ending march 31, rabies 1tlrs. W, Finch, Betty .and .Jeff Northern Ontario to British in all Canada claimed 301 eat• for a coli le of weeks. t nluntbia. p .tic. to parses, 14 slrcep, four. Little Darlene and Diane Des- Air, Edgar Darling is tonfitred swine and .one goat. in rite firsk jardine are visiting their sister to his cottage this week with quarter •report of this fiscal year, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.; leg tro•uble' the disease was confirmed in 77 11'inegarden in Hamilton this' cattle, three horses, 20 sheep. week. I Comments About and four swine throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ouil- country, )cite, Lawrence, Carol .Ann and) Crediton East • The confirined. cases of rabies ],Cathyrn Vince of St. Marys continue to be predominantly in visited with Air, and Airs. E, I By MRS. W. MOTZ wildlife—. particularly it foxes. Keown and other friends on, 'These constituted 68 per cent of - Wednesday evening, i all cases in the last fiscal year, Aliso Carol Bossenberry is + Personal Items and the percentage is running spending a couple of weeks with I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Darbey the same so far this year. Miss Pam Pickering in Windsor. ! and family returned to their The current outbreak of rabies 13ob Campbell of London is nome in Newtonbrook after halt- in Ontario is the result of the visiting Bob Bossenberry this. laying with her parents, Mrnatural spread of the disease tiveei , and Airs. J. Bullock. in wildlife from the northern lir. and Mrs. Fred Turnbull Mrs. Harry Lewis who has territories, where it was previa and fanmily of Pompano, Florida, been ill in Victoria Hospital, lent a few years ago but where returned home on Tuesday. Mrs. , London, is improving nicely and it has pow virtually disappeared. )mobil) and family arrived -expects to come home this week. While there. is a continuing here by plane about two months Miss Marcia Smith of Exeter danger of domestic animals ca ago,Mrs. Turnbull -and little con- tacting holidaying with her grand- tasting rabies from infected Gary visiting among her Tela mother, Mrs, S. Barnham. tires in the district while Bonnie Mr. Eli Sims met with a pain- to domestic ranimals1eand:boto and Sharlene spent the summer 'ful accident. to his left hand at humans would be if rabies be - months with their grandparents, • Centralia airport and as a re- came established, in dogs. Mr. and Mrs. Max Turnbull. Mr. suit is off work at present, and Mrs, Turnbull attended the wedding 'of F'eter Masse, her • youngest brother, on Saturday. A farm pond can be a .delight• Mrs. E. Uhrynuk, Kenora, and ful addition. to the landscape and Mr. and Mrs. P, Knight of Mon- provide much family fun such tree', returned home- after spend- as swimming and boating — or ing the past week with Mrs. it can he a death trap. All too This program has been sue- thrtinuk's parents a n d Mr. often it is the latter. Drownings cessful so far in preventing and Mrs. Jas. Cutting. Mr. Uhr- rank second only to machinery rabies in dogs thus reducing the hazard to humans. In the cur.-• rent outbreak, there have been no cases of human infection, The department's major effort in dealing with rabies has been in conducting widespread dog vaccination in the infected areas. Clinics are still being held in central and eastern Ontario, intik arrived on Saturday to ac- as a cause of accidental farm company his wife home'. deaths, according to safety offi. Mr, and Mrs. John MacDonald vials. attended the Toronto Exhibition on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Desjar- dine returned home after holi- daying for a week at Honey Har- bour and Manitoulin Island. Airs. Herbert Wardell o f • The fiftieth anniversary of the! conducted by Rev. W. F. Krotz, Kishnie and boys, of West Lorne. Strathroy spent ' the weekend present ch.ureh of Zion Lutheran; with interment in Crediton and Dr. and Mrs. Donald with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, congregation was observed on I Cemetery. Lloyd Baker. Sunday with capacity crowds Bearers were Lorne Devine, a Rending, Wes Engeland, Art Haugh, In the morning, Rev. T. Luft, ,Howard Klumpp, Ervin Eck - of Kitchener, a former minister, i stein and Harold Kellerman. girls, of Wellesley, spent the Mrs. Coyne, Mrs. -Graham's preached, and in the afternoon, 4 Relatives attended from Chi- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. daughter (Mollie) from Kirk- Rev, Ernest Mueller. of Sawyer, I eago, Detroit, Elton, Toronto, Edwin Miller. land Lake, and another daugh- Mich.. a former Dashwood boy. j Clifford, Hanover, West Lorne, Miss Alma Herne of Exeter, ter and granddaughter, Mrs, E. preached. Chatham and Crediton, vacationed with Miss Marie Dallas and Miss D, Dallas of Detroit. To mark the occasion, flowers I Personal Items Salmon last week, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bindles, Mrs. Cecil Lightfoot of Ailsa wired from Roblin, Manitoba, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poland and and family, of London, and Air. Craig spent Tuesday with Mr, by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Leeker•, I Lois, of Campbellford, are vaca- and sirs. Harold Maine and graced the chancel of the • boning with Mrs. Cora Gaiser. girls, of Kitchener, spent the church. These were in memory' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peifer, weekend with 112x, and A1rs, of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, +l Carol and Mr. Warren Grainger, Rnhold ;+filler. ors. Mr. and Mrs. aOtto nd iMis ller.1with Chatham' Pare eiFe.. va-ationing Mr. and Mrs, Earl Stumpf Phone 102 Henry Becker, Sr., and girls. of Kitchener, spent Oestreicher and girls, of Chat- ham, were weekend visitors with Mr. Aaron Oestreicher. Mr. and Mrs, John Neeb and Recent visitors with Mrs. E. A. Graham were Mr. and Mrs. Austin Crites of Decatur, Alba., and Mrs. E. Keown. A silver baptismal ewer and! Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mc- Sunday with relatives here. baptismal cloth were donated to Grenere and family, of London, Mr and Mrs Ervin Guenther for the church by Mrs. Herbert Wein and family in loving mem- ory of Mr. Wein. Carpeting for the church bal- cony was donated by the family phe =ran Ole 0 of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry), pry," return.; Lyman Hurd, of Chicago, Becker, Sr., in loving memory t ing by Cleveland and Buffalo. i spent the weekend with Mr. of them, Drs. John and Eunice Me-1Mrs. Art Haugh. Gracing the dinner table was g - spent last week with Mr, Otto; of Toronto, spent the weekend Restemayer, with Mr. and Mrs. Syd Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker and I Miss Marlene Guenther visit - family returned home -after a i ed with Miss Judy Webb. trip to Nashville, Tenn., to see I Mr. Glen Haugh and Mr. • 111., and z fiftieth anniversary cake, donated by Miss Erma Wein. flanked by the original candle holders first purchased for the church. Family Fetes Member Members of the L. H. Rader family, 45 in number, gathered at the home of Elgin Rader to honor their son, Arthur, who Ieaves next month for Alberta to enter school there. Following supper, Miss Marian Rader read an address, and Darlene Rader and Sandra Wei, berg presented him with a weekend bag. Mrs, Sam Oestreicher Mrs. Samuel Oestreicher. 72. the former Mary Ehlers, native of Hay Township, formerly of Kitchener, died at her late resi. Vence, Thursday. August 21, 1958. after a lengthy illness. Besides her husband, she is survived by one son Carl, and two grandsons, Dean and Myron. The body rested at the -*Hoff- man funeral home until Satur- day at 2.30 p.m. Services were Attend Camp Brenda and Pauline Becker, ITane Restemayer, Bob Becker, Ross Miller, Ron Merner, Glen Rader, and Larry Weido, mem- bers of Zion Lutheran Walther League, are at Camp Kitchi- gami, near Goderich, this week. Pastor and Mrs. Zorn are on , the camp staff, Band Tattoo A record crowd attended the annual band tattoo last Wednes- day evening. 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