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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-20, Page 5Iteptrt On Zurich.Personals Blake .gtozABEttl FtINLAY •Perional lto.rms i4iss Emma Dinsmore, of Lon- don, has returned home. Airs. Bert Faber, Kippen, ited with Mrs. Rudy -Desch last week. • Mr. and Airs. }ferny Farrell, of Ripley, visited on Tuesday with Mr. Harold- "inlay and family. Sunday visitors, were Airs. Etigie Famil, Mr. Fred Herd, of Kincardine, and Air.. and Mrs. Lester -Osborne,.of ----Contimied From Vage 4 Alias Arlene /Ulmer, aurse-in training at Victoria Hospital, LOttion,spent a, few days At the home of her parents, Mr. and Airs. Ford Ba barer. 'N•and Mrs. • r • hint of London enjoyed the week- end at the home of the formet's parents, Mr, and Mrs-, Ivan Y•ungbint. Miss Dianne Thiel of London spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Thiel. Air. Joseph Swartzentruber'•of Goshen south is spending several Dashwood Comments By I,iRS. ERVIN RADER . Surprise Birthday Party The staff from the Officers' Mess, RCAF Centralia, pleasant- ly surprised Floyd Wein on the man, with nine girls present, and the leaders, Airs, Sid Baker and Mrs. Arnold Kuntz. A letter was read from Airs. occasion of his birthday, when Shirley McAllister, Huron home they gathered at his home .test,'•economist, saying she would be Monday evening, present December 33. Mrs. Baker reviewed the rules for buying cereals. The girls made graham muffins and wheat germ muffins. Airs, Kuntz die. cussed flour for daily bread. Mrs. Baker discussed facts about muf- fins. :Home assignment was to visit a flour mill 'if possible and oh - Ladies' Aid The regular meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid was held in the church basement Wednes- day evening, with the president, Mrs, Tfilfred Merrier presiding, A guilt donated to the L.A. will he given for relief purposes. Mrs. Leonard Schenk reported on tam information about flour sold synodicat affairs and also the at nearest store. Roll' call "Three Christian growth institute held things I learned about flour." at Stratford when six members The hostess served the muffins attended. It was decided to make with jam and beverage. the group for each month be Muscular Dystrophy Campaign responsible for keeping the kitchen in order, The annual meeting and Christ- mas program will be held next month with donations for missions rather than an exchange of gifts. Taking as his topic "Upon the first day of the week let every- one of you lay by him in store as God has prospered him." Pastor Zorn dealt with Christian Stewardship. • Following the closing devotions, Group 4, with Mrs, Herb Wein convener, shower the film "L.W.ALL,, followed by lunch. Ladies Aid Other Groups The membership and atten- dance group with Mrs. Harry Hoffman as „convener, were in charge of the EUB Ladies Aid Noveniber meeting with the topic on missions. Other members are Mrs. Wallace Becker, Mrs. Har- old Kellerman, Mrs. Charles Snell and Mrs. Don Gaiser. They had as their topic, missions and the work of missions. The -president, Mrs. Carl Oestricher, presided for the busi- ness. Donations of $10 each were voted to be sent to "CARE," War Memorial Children's Hospital, Woodeden, and Springhill Dis- Dashwood Men's Club are par- ticipating in the campaign to raise funds for the battle against Muscular Dystrophy. The Club is placing canisters in the Dashwood stores, and a household mailing list will be sent to residents of the area, The folders being sent are ac- companied by a reply envelope for those who wish to send a donation by mail, and all re- turns received in this way will be credited to the Dashwood Men's Club campaign. _ Personal Items Mrs. L. H. Bader is spending a week in Zurich with her daugh- ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Prang. Miss Erma Wein, of • olinton, spent the weekend with Mrs. Herb Wein. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kretzman and son, of Detroit, spent the weekend with .Mrs. Cora Gaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine and girls, of Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller. Mrs, Mary'Martene is confined to her home with a slight stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter, Janice and Thomas and. Mrs. aster Fund. Bertha Hayter, spent the week - Quilts are to be 'made and end' in Windsor with Mr. and donated to War Memorial Hos- Mrs. Joe Bruce. Joanne Hayter, pital. The Children's 'Aid 35. to be who had spent the week there, contacted to determine Christmas returned home with them.. ' gifts. A dinner is planned for the husbands in December. Clothing was packed for overseas relief. Old nylons and old spectacles are to be brought to the Decem- ber meeting for missions. Surprise Stork Shower , Airs, Howard Klumpp was hostess Friday night for a stork shower held in honor of Mrs. Lloyd Beaver. The hostess showed pictures of local interest, Dashwood Merry Maids The third 'meeting. of the 4-11 lierry Maids was held Saturday at the home of .Mary Jane Hoff - "MAN CANNOT ESCAPE FROM HIMSELF" , '(Authors Name BeloW) ••••• Everybody has the op- portunity to live a longer life. We are all 'given just one body and escape from it is impossible as long fts we live. There- fore we must take care of it. If your body is ever at- tacked by any sickness, give it the best assistance you ' possibly can. This means visiting your phy- sician promptly for skill- ed help and following his advice exactly. If he pre- scribes any diet or meth- catione follow his instruc- tions as faithfully as we will when compounding his prescription. • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE Exeter 4.47 WH5IN YOU NEED MEDICINE • Pick up your prescrip- tion if shopping Dear us, or lel us deliver prompt- ly Without extra charge. A great many people en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre- seriptionS, May We OM - pound yours? - Andre* Johnston Drugs Millf St., 'Exeter OftE3ditititION qitietation Xnhanti (Iteralt'd 'itiit Its MAW) Mr. And. Mrs, Elgin Rader and boys spent Sunday at Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wei - berg and family. Mr. Harry -Bassow.and 'Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Miller spent Sunday at Fordwich with Mrs. Pearl Duke and family. Mrs. Ervin Rader and Sharon spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill, Grand Bend. • ummiNSWEgkr1=151=MMIN Report On Shipka Celebrate Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Russell Main entertained twenty relatives and friends on Friday 'evening to an oyster supper in honor of the 85th birthday of Mrs. Mellin's father, Mr. William Veitch of Allsa. Craig, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Veitch jr. and family of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Miller and family of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Langford Ridley and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley. Mallin Of Parkhill. Personal Denis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barr of Sarnia and Mr, William Sweitzer of Grand Bend visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweit- zer, Ron and Barbara. Mr, and Mrs. Bob .Tindall of. Saintsbury, Mr. and Mrs, Nel- son Schenk and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff of Crediton, Airs. R. Desch Mrs, Bert Faber and Diane, Mrs. Tom renhale and Iticky of Zur- ich were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Harry Clarke and Atr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke and Mar- lene Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. john Lovie of Grand Bend spent, Sunday with Airs. M. Baker. The Rev, W, C. Smith and Airs. Smith of Port Stanley were tuesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love and family. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Sheppard And Dave visited Saturday with Mr. And Mrs. Duncan MeNaUgh- ten at Woodharn. Dr. ,T.. S. Bean, Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Fred Timbrellt of London were Thursday vititoeS With Jr.M and Mrs. Lane Devine and Mrs. Devine Sr. Mr. Roy Comfort of Fenwick it visiting his sitters AIM Stu- art SWeitzer, Mrs. Milton Stetit. zer, Mts. Jack Pickering and their families. Mrs. Wray ,Sweitter and Bar- bara Spent Saturday with Mr. And Mrs. Jack Smith At Wood- ham. Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Corbett, Connie and Al of Heritall WON4. Sunday visitors with Mt. and Airs. Let Adams, Harvey and 'Gloria, Mr. Stuart Sweitzer, Jim and Scott spent the weekend in Pon - wick, Mrs. Swelter who had been visiting there returned home With thent. Mr, Rebert LOve of ThedfOrd visited Sunday with Mr. and Mm's. C. X. Love, When Yeti visit Pittof loWn, tell the ile,WA to, The TlitteS.Atl- Vetai,e, phOne Ilk or the ear - 1 reSp�nd�fll lfl4tolit- dreao. months At the - home ot his saw in, 'St. Louts, Ati&ourl. Guests At the home. of Air. and Airs, Amos Gingerich on Sunday were Air. and Airs. Kenneth -Gingerich and family and Air. and Mrs. William Steekle. Air. and Mrs, Harold Pothole, were guests of honour at a -din- ner given to them at. the home • Airs. loin T.'enhale • 8t; Bayfield last Saturday, the oma - non vt!'s, their Mt we'lin' anni. versary. siQy were prennte,t with .a plush rug by the family. Mr. and Airs. Lawrence Hart., man and boys and Michael Hart- man All of London were visitors with their grandparents on the Blue Water Highway. Air. and Airs. William O'Brien of London were weekend visitors ;At the home of the fortner's par - f,10 Airs. Lem Oniren. Mr. Hit. Murehy, of &maps, Sask., Mr. and Mrs. Cliss Beynon and son, David, of Ingersoll visited for several days with the Geiger relatives and friends.. Airs. Mabel Kellaby and son, Air. and Airs. Melvin Kellaby and son Marlim of Fillmore, Sask. have returned home After an enioyable visit with tte Jaeobe fairiPe4. in this vicinity for scv• oral we s. Several of the Zurich people attended the hot turkey supper held at the V.B. Evangelical church basement last Wolves - day evening. It was in charge of the men of that congregation assisted by some of the ladies. They did a, fine job, The Times -Advocate, N ovember '20, 19,58 Page :.. Mr. And Airs. Ray .Pelatienu and; family, Miss Ann Ducharme and friend of Windsor were visi- . tors with their parents, Mr. And Mrs. Peter Dueharme. Air. and Airs. Reuben Gingerieh and family, Jerry and John Rapp of Ansa Craig were visitors at the home of Air, and Mrs. Curtis ,Gingerich. Mr; and Mrs. Roger Sniith.41, .and family, of London, weal th guests at e home of Rev. and Mrs. Ephriain Gingcrch. Mr Smith being guest speaker Wir Blake A. Mennonite church, I 4.. 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