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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-02-12, Page 8Page 4 The TImes•Advocate�. February 12, 1959 HALF CENTURY QF SERVICE --- Dashwood village trustees honored Charles Ste in - ta;en last week for his 50years of faithful service to community. . He was ap- pointed »pointed a county constable in 1909 and has performed since then as PUC and utility Haan. Above, Cliff Salmon, left, makes the presentation to Charlie, while Chairman. Ervin Racier and Bud Schroeder look on. —T -A Photo Fete Dashwood Constable For Fifty Years' Service Missionary At Whalen Whalen United church held a congregational supper on Friday evening with a good attendace. After the supper hour, Gordon Johnson and fill 'Morley showed colored slides, the first was the Johnson's trip to California, the other was the- golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and ;Mrs. Had a letter from „lilt Faster Wm, Morley Sr. and the wedding this week and sire"s still .await• pictures of Air. and Airs, Wm Heather Jr. ing that new arrival. "I have al• Miss Alary Haig, missionary ready had two or three false • from Japan gave a talk and alarms ttvhieh is a real bore) showed slides of her work in and so the doctor has said any Japan. Miss Haig is a guest .at time. So lucre we sit every night, the hone of Rev. J. T. and Airs. waiting." Clarke at Centralia, Jilt tells me too that her Personal items award-winning husband Bernie Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn Slade has just submitted e new visited in London on Sunday with script called 'Well That'sShow- D1i. and Mrs.HarryWhite.business.' "It's a comedy ( we Mr. Gordon ilodgins of Ridge- hope) about the way this .crazy town spent the weekend at his business operates and just how home. hard it sometimes is to get Mr. and. Mrs. Tony Shulman, ahead, particularly an actor. He Emhro were Sunday guests with has used a lot of his own espe- Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Morley Jr. 1•lences in the play. We have our Mr. and Mrs, Grafton. Squire, I fingers crossed. That period Sue Ann and Paul were Sunday � a play been submitted t visitors with Mr, and Airs, Jack and ' waiting round l D,ekins, Lucan, I an ayounswerre can be rough asfor 1 Looking in Wjth Liz Jill Foster Waiting By ELIZABETH "1'QJ. CHETTE 4 11r5 J Finkbeiner and TiA, ; imagine you know." first TVappearance," Juliette was telling me as Frances Da - foe made an adjiustment to a sparkling pin on the costume of the evening. "So it's lilte old times having dont on this show." Juliette recalled that appear- ance on 'Holiday Ranch' with a wry laugh. "Poor Peter. The ca- meras weren't as sensitive to adjestnertts in those days and black and white were just ta• boo. But I had just brought black with me from. Vancouver and if you think my hair is blonde now you should have seen .it then. 11 was :really white, But we man- aged, somehow." Susan Douglas gets her first crack at Canadian '1'V in a dra- matic role on G1 Presents next .Sunday, 1t didn't take her long did it? and airs, Milne Puttee were' I know! It's amazing how high 1 judges at the Woodham skating : one's hopes can go before that Mrs. J. Smith carnival Friday evening. inetitabel (in my case, anyway) i Alr. and Mrs Melvin Gunning rejection slip arrives. Class President and Muriel were recent guests j 'naturally we were thrilled with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen. !about Bern's award," she writes, The two adult classes of James Mrs Wm. Morley Sr. attended i "And I wasn't too disappointed Street United Church School the bridal shower of her grand about mine, (Jill was nom'• have decided to unite and in a nieces Miss Marie Sherwin iu' nate[1 for an award as best new. joint meeting in the church on, London Saturday evening at the i comer), "It was nice to lose to Friday evening Dirs. Tames home of Mr. and Airs. Arnold Charles `Charlie" Steinhagen, !Henry Willert was reeve of Ste- I tee; ane, Emil Bekker,; fire sawmill.Dashwood police constable and ;phen and Harry Eilber was the chief. :lir. and Mrs. clove Pullman utility man for 50 years. donned; clerk. He recalls taking his oath' The trustees provide the ban - and boys were in Exeter on Sun - his uniform for the last time before Crown Attorney Seager. quer annually for the members , day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wednesday when he was honored 1 The constable laughed with ; of the volunteer brigade. during the annual banquet for; the rest of the crowd when scy- the fire brigade. i eral of the fireman recalled how Trustees Ervin Rader and Cliff : he had caught them in the midst Salmon presented • the veteran j of youthful misdemeanors. Cen Gtra (i a SS municipal servant with a gold In recent years, Mr. Stein - cuff -link, tie -bar set on behalf r hagen has looked alter hydro and E I of the village. water services in the Village. Now 87, Mr. Steinhagen was, Among those who spoke dur- appointed town constable and ing the 4banquet were Hay Reeve county constable in 1909 when ; V. L. Becker, former fire chief; Jim Hayter, Stephen councillor; Harold Schroeder, village trus- Wi l liam R. Taylor! Dies In Brantford' Play Euchre William R. Taylor, a resident of Exeter North for over 50 ,ot Kirkton Fears, died to Brantford General ects Slate Kay Hawtrey who I think de- Smith was president, resident served it and who is also a very Other officers included: vice- t good friend of ours." president, Airs. Hedley May; Currently Kay Hawtrey is ap- secretary -treasurer, John Schroe• i Jahns, peering at Toronto's Crest. Thea- der; asst, Airs, Alvin P'ync; ee with. Bob Goulet who has the musical convener, Dlts. W. Py- AIr. and Airs. Harold Carter„'lead in the drama `Thunder bus; social convener, Mrs, How- Metropolitan, were Monday visi- Rock.' j How- ard Kerslake; reception cont - tors with lir, and Mrs. Ken anitiee, Mrs. G. Halloran and Hodgson. I for one was very glad to see a Mrs. Allan Westcott, Rev. H. J. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Squire George Murray's genial grin , Snell conducted. the election of have returned from a trip to back on the idiot box Friday I officers. Florida. During Airs, Squire's night, The new talent show has Progressive crokinole was played and a social tri. -e en- joyed, absence Airs. William Morley Sr, tremendous possibilities and will Air. Sam Skinner, the newly has been reporting the Whalen certainly give wonderful opportu• appointed Sunday School super- news, nitres to many talented young be- intendent, presided over a meet- ginners. May I suggest that if ing in the schoolroom of the you have a favorite contestant church on. Wednesday evening. This Week you make ,sure to send in a vote. Airs, K. Greb was appointed act- Don't jusleave it to chance. So often we are so sure that our ing secretary.h one 102 Officers and teachers for 1959 favourite will win that we don't In Dashwood are: associate superintendents,' bother about voting and irtevita Mr. K. Hodgins, Mr. L. Morgan; bly a different winner is chosen. secretary, Karin Esserv; assist- Each vote is a big help in fur- thering these people in their chosen profession. 1 know bow much they will appreciate your By MRS. ERVIN RADER Hospital on Monday, February 9 ! 'rhe hall held a progres ant, Carol McCurdy; treasurer, , c '' • " """ in his eighty-first year. 1 sive euchre boardin the hall Monday Sharon. Sholdice; librarian, ;liar- ' Dashwood W.I. Mr. eighty-first Taylor moved to Brant- evening. garet Bowden; assistant, Cathy;The Dashwood Women's Insti- ford from Exeter about 10 years i ize winners were:ladies Hodgins; pianists, Eleanor Ilod ,tette held • their international ago. high, Mrs. A. Dewar;lone hands, gins, Allison Clarke, Sharon meeting last Tuesday with the His wife, the former Elizabeth , Mrs. C. Scott; men'shigh, Harry Lightfoot, Elaine Powe; cradle citizenship group with Mrs, Steele. survives. Webber; lone hands. Alfred Mit- roll superintendents Airs, J. tic- Harold Kellerman, convener, in iAllister, Mrs. F. Hicks. The body is resting at the Hill • chell; lucky, draw, Mrs. Russell 'teachers far beginners class, - charge. And Robinson funeral home, Morrison, Mrs. F. Bowden, Mrs. J. Essery; The president Mrs. Arnold Brantford until today (Thursday) ` Anglican' Ladies Met ,Kang. presided for the business. when service will he held in the irimary class, Mrs. 0. Langford, A letter was read in .recognition chapel at 11 a.m, with interment , The Ladies Guild and W.A.Aof Mrs. E. Powe; junior boys, Mr. : of the resolution sent to the in Exeter cemetery upon arrival St. Pauls' Anglican Church met K. Hodgins, :Mrs. R. Laiitmic, ; County Council regarding day- on ay 9f motors about 2:30 p.m, oft Thursday evening at the home j Mr.. K. Greb; junior girls, Helen ' light saving time. It was de - of Mrs. Buns Blackler with 14 Mealls, Allison Clarke; inter- cid.ed to hold a telephone euchre present. mediate girls, Mrs, C. McCurdy, . in February. The ladies were Mrs. P. Dymond conducted the Carol McCurdy, Mrs. W. lhix- • told about Achievement Day for W.A. meeting in the absence of table; young people's class, Mrs. the 4-1b girls to he held Febru- the president. Scripture passage K. Greb, Mrs, C. Rollings. 1 ary 28 in Hensall. was read by Airs. Ray Knight. W,A- Meets 1 The roll call, "name a good. Mrs. Garth Blackleg gave a Mrs. T. Bo yes and Mrs. Geo. quality of' the person on your chapter of the study book. Dunn were inchargeof the wog-; •left was answered by 19 mem• Five dollars was voted •to the ship service at the February i hers. Mrs. Rudolph Miller dis- Dlarch of Dimes. cussed. the motto, 'Two men look The Guild meeting opened greeting of the Woman's Associa-: out through the self same bars; with -the -reading of the last min- tion in the schoolroom of the one sees need the other sees otos.' Following a business tis church on Wednesday -afternoon. i cession. Mrs. Harold Davis con - wastopic "Religion and Life" stMrs. Harold Kellerman took was given by Mrs. G. Dunt, ducted a contest. as her topic, Scotland since the Mrs. J. McAllister favoured with Hostesses were Mrs. E. Huns- International convention is to be' phreys, Mrs. C. Smith and firs, a piano solo and Mrs. Frank held there in August. She dis- A, Irvine. Osborne with a solo. Mrs. L. Hodgson presided for !cussed the size and said the po Class That Counts the business. Mrs, Wilfred Hux-' pulation was over five million. The president. Mrs. Ray Payn• table was welcomed into the The first institute was organized ' ter, was hostess for the Febru- association as a new Member, • m 1917 after the pattern of the ary meeting of The Class That The ladies d.ecidecl to snake a Canadian Institute. Today there • Counts on Thursday. quilt and donate it to the-il',M.S, . are institutes all over Scotland Mrs. John McElrea conducted for the missionary bale. ; and known as S.W.R.T, (Scotch the worship service assisted by The hostesses were Mrs. L. Women's RuralInstitute). All Airs, Roger Urquhart and Mrs. •Hodgson Mrs. A. liclalls and , joined in singing The Hymn of : Glen Allen, Mrs.. H. Lightfoot, all Nations." ! Roll call was answered by an Mrs. Erwin Rader, Mrs. Theo- exchange of Valentines, Mrs. G. IT. Burgin, as guest speaker gave i nnnnuuuununuuunuunnnuunnmumunniur Garage 1919911H1111199t99911IN Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday. Wednes- day afternoon and during the evening throughout the week, Snell Bros. Ltd. Garage . , uuumulnun,uuromu,ulnu„u,nnnnnun Personal Items dore Rader. Mrs. Herold 'seller - Mr. Reg Hodgson of Waterloo' man and Mrs. Rudolph Miller an inspiring talk based on Saint was a recent visitor at the home presented a skit showing the Valentine.of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. ' danger of too many organiza- • At the close of the meeting a Hodgson, i tions in a small community. swap party was enjoyed by all. Mr. Archie Dodd and Miss .•firs. Ernest Koehler gave a Mary Dodd of. London and Mr, 1 inonologue, "'rhe meeting will mnunuuuuwumnromnaun,nnr,uuu,n°1010°' , ' coma to order'" and Mrs. Erwin George Turner of Clinton were ; 4 Sunday guests with lir. and Rader gave a reading. Mrs. Harry Wilson. j The group was divided Into Mr. and Mrs. K. Greb and threes and two had to dress one Wayne, accompanied by Mrs. in an international costume from Hugh Love and • Mr. Maurice newspaper, pins and tooth picks. Love of Exeter and Miss Lori -1 The winner was Mrs. Ken Mc- anne Fuller of Sebringville, were Crae dressed by Mrs. A. V. Tie• Sunday visitors with :fir. and man and Mrs. Ted Rader. Mrs. R. Hodgson and Kay in The group in charge served a For Waterloo. Canadian lunch of cheeses and Miss Mary Haig of Si. Caibta•.1 biscuits. cines was a guest for a few days ' Family Night Dodge 11rs, Clarke. On Sunday evening last week with Rev. J. T. and; Family night was held at Zion Lutheran Church an Friday in she showed colored slides in the the church basement. Mary Anne church to illustrate work being the r sang a sola, done by the United Church inTwo skits were presenters: Japan. Miss :I-Taig will refire at' "What a privilege to Serve" by. 'the end of the year following ',Anne park Kraft, Austria Gni. `40 years of missionary service. ens, Kenneth Rader, Murray Keller, Elaine Miller, Wayne Gibson, Grace Keller and Janis Happenings In See Dobbs '57 Dodge "Regent" Sedan Tutone blue, V8 engine, push button transmission. '57 Dodge Tudor Suburban Tutone, push button transmission. fIIIMtfpiflfll1if11N11t11141f1 .'9,!ii.nkat91.f+hi991fNH/fiflafif,T9191fti1f19Mllili93iiitilif '56 Mercury "Montery Tudor Hardtop Power windows, radio, automatic. '56 Dodge "Custom" Royal 4 door sedan, power brakes, radio, V8 engine, push button transmission. n '53 Plymouth "Savoy" Sedan Tutone, radio, tinted glass. '50 Dodge "Regent" Sedan Radio, spotlight, sunvisor, '51 G.M.C. 1/2 -ton Express Only "$295 Exefe-rMotor Sales PHONE 260 MOWS 162.W OR 169•M Fetid Dobbs, Prop, 411110rainirea,Trn,niirumrrnNiirYleriafrieltrileflrimalliteillit aei'fillelrrrfraralrlreffarrafratati& Blanshard By MRS. OEADWYN HOOPER Mrs. Bruce Simington and Gar- net of Northwood, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mills and Linda of Pros- pect Hill were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. rack The annual library meeting' Thomson. was held Saturday in the club i Mrs. Fred Thomson spent a rooms. The secretary reported few days with Mr. and Mrs. Car- a balance of $131.31 on hand. man Kinn of St. Marys. The librarian, Miss Barbara Miss Ruth G. blooper and Miss Koehler, reported 11 adults and Pat Joy of London Teacher's 18 children readers last year College u Irnnofl0rr. binat withla ole,.e are practice teaching a circ Putnam 'Public Schal this week. It was decided to have the I'• Mr, and Mrs, Leonard ")'hacker, brary open on Institute nights Cathy and Joy spent h'ritlay eve- for the ladies with a member of ning with Mrs. Percy lfodgins the board presiding. of Granton. Miss Barbara Koehler was ap• Mrs. T. Waugh of London spent pointed Iibrarian with fluthanne Tuesday . with Mr. and Mrs. Rader, assistant. Members of Leonard Thacker. the board are: chairman, Mrs. Mr. and Mr,. Kenneth Parkin- Leonard Schenk, Erwin Rader, son and. fancily, Mr, Harvey Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, secretary. Parkinson' 'of Kirkton were Sun- treasurer, Mrs. .Harold Keller - day guests of Mr. and Mrs. man, Mts. Howard Kltnipp, Mrs. George Dann of London. Ervin Rader, Mrs. Latta Tay Miss Kathleen Mossey of Wing- lot, Mrs. Claire Erwin, ham. Mr. Doug Sehiestat of Personal Items Teeswatet' spent. the weekend Mrs. Nelda Routledge of Lon. with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Mos- dolt sprit the weekend with her soyaoI also Visited' withMrs. parents, Mr, w nd Mrs. s l'hili p Jas. Mosley and Mr. and Mrs, Passolcl Clarence Martin of St. Marys. Mrs. "Freda lhruet of New Mrs. Lottie Jnhtws of 1Tannach Hamburg is spending sen a time spent the weekend with Mr, and with her mother, Mrs, Jacob Mrs, Wm, Mins. Schroeder. Gulens; the second "Daily De- votions" by Valerie Gibson, itis Becker and Joanne Marlene, Mrs, Kenneth Keller gave a read- ing. A film "Song of Rtith" was shown despictiitg the trials of a young missionary and his wife in Guatemela. A pooled 1 unch was served by group 11 of the Ladies Aid. Library Elects Officers support, "Peter the show MacFarlene produced on which, I made my for HARVEY'S TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE ?t'7 t�'+�ea.snC: CORtRECT.:POSTAGE &oto "v, F3'' �w�' CQRREST !RETtt1N g• ('yrt r/(�t COARi Ci FaSi!►t /ZJ,' � • 4/1.V.....–."--,-;."'I'9CORRECT 'POSTAI. ZONE f.RURAi. 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