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This Week in.
Thames :.Road
Uy MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
Institute At Dashwood
Sees European :.Films
The regular meeting of the
Dashwood Women s institute was
held last Tuesday with the vice*
Personal Items president, Mrs. Leonard Schenk.,
Mrs. Emma Fletcher and Mrs. presiding. i
Flossie Cornish. of Exeter, visit- Mrs. Milfred Merner and Mrs.
ed on Tuesday with Mr. and Charles Snell were appointed
Mrs. Melvin Gardiner. delegates to the London area.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lamport convention.
and family. of Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rader and Mrs.'
Airs. Gordon Stone. Dianne 'and John Rader were appointed a ,
Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Percy committee to obtain a musical
Stone were guests, on Sunday number for the fall rally in
with Air. and Mrs. Harry Stone , Exeter. Five dollars were voted
of London. : for the Canadian institute for.
Miss Alma Borland, Mrs. Rob- ' the 'Blind. .
ert Waters and Lynn Ann of To. Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. Am.'
ronto spent the weekend with Mr. • old Kuntz were appointed leaders!
and Mrs. Chas. Borland and Mr. ' for the 4-H Club "The Cereal.
and Airs. Jack Borland. Shelf."
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Cas., The education group, with Mrs.
well, Miss Rosemary Passmore. Harold Kellermon, convener, was
• Mr. Ken Brazer, of Brantford, .in charge of the program, with
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman presiding, The
Mrs. Alvin Passmore. ; roll call, "Reasons why women
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Passmore should serve on school boards,"
attended the plowing match at proved interesting.
Crysler last week. Mrs. Ernest Koehler comment-
SE'Veral from this community ed on the motto, "A sharp tongue
attended Woodham United church is the only edged tool that grows
anniversary on Sunday and spent keener with constant use, A dis-
the day with relatives or friends, play „of autumnwas beautful,
Among sonic of those were Air. Mrs. Letta Taylor also displayed
and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and work books from grades 3, 4
Marilyn with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- and 5.
cue Fletcher; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Robichaud, of Grand
William Rohde, Douglas, Glenn Bend. was guest speaker and
' awl Calvin with Mr. and Mrs. showed pictures of countries
Clarence Thomson; Mr. and overseas taken when she and her
,Mrs. Glenn Jeffery with Mr. and husband, who is in the Canadian
I Mrs, Roger Vrquhart of Kirkton. Army, were stationed in Ger-
.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Luther, •
) Janice ,and Susan of Sarnia, Air. Mrs. Kellerman conducted a
.
and Mrs. Bert Bissell of Exeter, whistling contest, and Tim Ervin,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Luther, Rader was in charge of a silent
Mr • and Mrs. Chas: •Jeffery auction which realized over nine
visited on. Sunday evening withb dollars for the treasury.
Mr. anti Mrs. Glenn f V. Holiday Guests
iMr. and Mrs. Luther and family
of Sarnia spent the weekend with Miss Anne Taylor, of London,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
.relatives in the community.
i Mrs. Norman Knight, Letta Taylor and attended the,
i Tom Haley and Brian. of 'Sea -
Mrs. Bucholtz-Becker wedding at Zion
Lutheran Church Saturday.
I forth, visited an Sunday with'Many
I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym, ) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stormes,
I Many from this community at- I of St. Thomas, with Mr. and Mrs.
'tended the Dawson-Siemon wed -I Itiervyn Tiernan and Lynda.
!, Toronto, with Mrs. Wes Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. George White,
ding in Brodhagen Lutheran
; church on Saturday: Mr. and of
Mrs, Jim McBride of Winnipeg, i and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wolfe
I and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Brophey .
1 and Glenn of London, Mrs. Fin- ! family, of
Mrs. Ivan Taylor and.
nie of St. Marys,of Waterloo, with. Mr.
I Dawson; Mrs. Mary; and Mrs. L; H. Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson!Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kempel
of Bailieboro, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Aainado,g,irls of Kitchener, with Mrs.
Becker and Mr. and Mrs.
(ter Dawson and Miss Ann Daw- ,
I son of Toronto, Mr. Howse of, Emil Becker.
)
'Montreal, Misses Pat Beaver: girls,
and Mrs, Earl Stumpf and
) of Kitchener, with Mr. and
and Marilyn Turkey and Mrs. i Mrs. Herbert Miller and family.
: Murray Keys of Exeter, Miss I Miss Bertha Becker. of London -
Shirley; Moir of London, Mr. and
!Mrs. Hugh Rundle, Mr. and'
; with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Reste-
I Mrs. Percy Stone, Mr. and Mrs. mayer.
Fred Dawson, Messrs. Lorne • AiMr. and Airs. Gordon Weiherg,
i Ballantyne. Ray Cann, Hugh Ale - r. Howard 'Weiberg and friend,
Dwith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg.•
ougald, Robert Miller and John
1 Pym. and Harold, of London, with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett t
Mrs. Beta Hamather, Douglas
and Mrs. Bob Hamather.
and Carolyn Ann were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nelda Routledge, of Lon-
)
Arthur Heard of Anderson. don, with her parents,. Mr, and
I Mrs. Stanley Coward, MrsMrs. Philip Fassold.
RobtCann, Mrs. Melvin Gardi- Zion Ladies' Aid
I ner, Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mrs. The quarterly Missionary Meet -
Beg Hodgert Mrs. Edwin Mill- ing of Zion Lutheran Church.
er, Mrs. Petty Stone, Mrs. Wil- Ladies' Aid was held Wednesday
Ham Rohde, Mrs. Hugh • Wilson evening in the church basement
attended the W.ALS. sectional With the president, Mrs. Wired
meeting at Crediton on Friday. Tierney, presiding.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford, It was decided to hold the
Ava and Michael of Elimville, annual fowl, supper for the Ins -
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray, Rob- bands October 29. A bus tour to
ert and Janet were guests on Kitchener is planned for Oct. 22.
Sunday evening with Mr. and The pastor, Rey. X. L. Zorn,
Mrs. William Elford. . took for his topic "The Spirit of
Mr. James Cottle, Mrs. Yel-. our Lives," with Bible discussion
low and Torn were Sunday guests and dealt with three phases:,,In
with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Cottle. the community, in the church
Miss Hazel Stewart of Byron, and in the Ladies' Aid and
2120/1/1101•1•••=./.L.W.M.L. Society.
Mrs. Ervin Rader gave a read-
ing. Group three, with Mrs.
Exeter, children of Mr. and errs.
lunch.
, .
Baptism
Following the Sunday morning
service in Zion Lutheran Church,
Charley and John Eric Fritz, of
Exteer, children of Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock, of
Zion, were Monday guests with
Air, and Mrs. Edwin Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shulman
and family of Embro, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Wanner of Sarnia,
Mrs. Russell Wanner of Grand
Bend, Miss Marilyn Tuckey of
Exeter were Monday evening
guests with Mr, and Mrs, Ernest
Pym,
Mrs. Henry Rohde, Mr. and
Mrs. William Thomson of Exeter
were Monday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. William Rohde,
Miss Verda and Mr. Laverne
Kellett of Elimville were guests
on Monday with, Mr. and Mrs,
George Kellett, °
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Luxton
and boys of Owen Sound spent
the weekend, and Mr. and 'Mrs.
Don Mayo and Larry were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
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K. L. Zorn.
Personal Hems
Messrs. Mervyn Stelek and Bill
McArthur, of Bradford, making
their • first trip in the latter's
plane, landed at Melvin Stades
farm. Mervyn visited with his
mother, Mrs. Ed Stela, who is
sick. They returned to Bradford
in 58 minutes.
Air. and Airs. William Haugh
and Shirley and Air. and Mrs.
Elmer Rader attended the Schti.
maker Buchholz wedding in
Pigeon, Mich., on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry :Hoffman
and family, attended the Sedy-
Spellman wedding in St Anne's
Church, Kitchener, an Saturday.
The bride is Mr. and Mrs. Hoff-
man's niece, and Mr. Hoffman
was soloist. They also spent the
weekend at Waterloo with Mr,
And Mrs. Carl Heppler,
Holiday Guests
Mr. and Airs. Harry Hayter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. james
Hayter and family, Mr. and Airs.
Robert Hayter and family" Air,
and Mrs. William Willert,
and Airs. John Snyder, of Brant-
ford, and Mr. Joe Bruce, of Wind-
sor, with Mrs. Bertha Hayter,
Mrs. Bruce went by plane to
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Earl Vandahl
and family for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Weigand
and, family, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Martene with Mr. and Mrs.' Elvin
Bearss at Port Colborn.?„
Sisters of Miss Barbara Becker,
bride of last Saturday, were
hostesses at a kitchen shower at
the home of their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. V. L. Becker. Consuls
and neighbours were present.
The evening was spent playing
airplane bunco and contests,
Mrs, Clare Deichert read. the
address and Iris assisted her sis-
ter in opening the gifts,
ra.I .r .1.
News IltuagOt From .*
Baseline
By MRS. ARCHIE PEWAR
Persenal Items
Barry Thompson, 8th Line,
spent the weekend ' with !his
grandfather, Mr. joint. Rhin.
Airs, W. Switzer, Woodham,
was a guest with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Rundle on Sunday.
• Airs. N. Knox and Joyce, St.
Marys, were guests with Airs.
Robe Elson on Sunday.
Mr. and. Airs. Eric Westman
and David, London, visited with.
Mrs. West:lien's parents, Air,
and Mrs. David Holland for the
• weekend.
Mr. and Airs. Archie. Dewar
eery guests with- Mr. and Airs.
Stewart 'Marriott and family, St.
AlarYs, on Sunday.
Mrs, Denzil Facey visited with
her daughter, Airs. Bustin Timms
for a few days last, week,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker
and family were guests with
' Mr. and Airs, DonaldeBoyce,
Parkhill, on Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. Vernon Trott,
Joanne and Elizabeth spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Trot l's
parents, Mn. and Mrs. A. Dewar.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker
had as their guests last week,
her parents. Air. and Mrs. Her-
bert Beer, Munro. who were cele-
brating their 45th anniversary;
Iher sister, Mrs. Harry Butson,
Mr. Butson and family, Munro,
awl Miss Winnie Dennie of Tor-
onto.
Several ladies of 'the Wood-
ham and Cooper W.M.S. at.
tended the South Perth Presby.
terial held at. West Zion Church
on Friday,
Anniversary Guests
Anniversary guests with Mr.
and Airs, Fred Parkinson and
Brenda on Sunday were, Mr.
Harvey Parkinson, Kirkton. Mrs.
Jack Picket and Robert, St.
Marys. Mr. and Airs. Malcolm
Spence and family, 8th Line, and
Mr. and -Mrs. Gerald Hem and.
family, West Zion.
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