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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-02-26, Page 7%i { E.,: , At. ,Gostion W .ta.. ,Grakinote Fifteen tables.. of crokintele were h play en Prrday in the !Varna hell sponsored by Goshen Wpm' a is Ae ociaticn. \i'inners of nu, evening were Yrs. i`1elvhi Elliott,: Bruce Keys with high scores. Low score, prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Ste,plr e eon . t'rl Bev. T. J. Pitt. For l2 ycaes end•under winners were Gerald Heeler and Carol Tay l.r. Cen,•olrytions went to.'Wayne Peek end Peggy McAsh. A slit in TV fashion was ;put on 'following the crokinole, Tak'' ing part were Mrs, Bruce Keys, Airs. 'Filmer Hayter, Airs. Anson. AleXinlev, Mrs, John' Robinson, Mrs, James Keys, Airs. Arnold Keys, s, Mrs. Bob Peek, Gerald. I avter, Wayne Peck 'and Mari. syn Keys. Persons!' items. Mr. :John Armstrong is at press Ont a patient in Seaforth IIo.spi- tal, fi u.. REIIEYE ASTHMA SPASMS By INHALING "�. SOOTHING YAFOR 1, 1,15E. KELLOGS ASTHMA RELIEF • v:7 .q - CIMPROLIT c eve's Got it! nell ros. rl tiler W.:a den's Knife D pi is Farm .]goer. ss 4 A 4 Seventy-four year old Louis Rader, Dashwood, former warden of IIur'on county, has used his skill with a jack knife to depict three centuries of farming. Left are the oxen which he remembers from early chilclhoocl;r one of the men in this carving is John Becker, a ,pioneer of the Dashwood area. The horses, centre, represent Mr. Rader's best days, when he was tnonopo,iziug prizes on the fall fair circuit, helped by Andrew Easton, Usborne, who was an expert at braiding the mane, The tractor, which has movable parts, was first bought by Mr. Racier in 1925. F.,xpertly carved, the human figures in these scenes have such small detail as wrist watches and cigcrs. The carvings are made of basewood. .—.Z' -t1. Photo ZURIC ESTABLISHED 1900 y CORRESPONDENT, MRS. CHESTER L. SMITH Orland Johnston Dies in Montreal Mr. Orland Thomas Johnston 61, died in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, February 20 after a short illness. 13e was the . youngest son of the late Mr. an Mrs, Robert Johnston, wel known residents of Zurich. As a young man, Orland took up banking as a vocation, which he followed for many years, and ' which took him to Montreal. How ever, later an he beca.nie affiliat- ed with a large trust company, where he soon received seniority, becoming a very, outstanding executive. He seldom visited with his Zurich relatives, finding it hard to get away from business ties. ! Surviving are his two sisters in i Zurich, Mrs. Matilda MacKinnon and Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch, also three nephews and one niece. i- The remains were brought to Zurich for burial, and rested at the Westlake lunette' home, Zur- I ich, till Tuesday, February 24, when public service was held at j 2 . p.m., with interment in St. Peter's Lutheran Church Ceme- tery, Goshen Line. Rev. Mr, Fischer, of Brodhagen, officiated. Attend Institute e v. ro z, as twoo Rev G R St 1' I' wr � Krolz, i d, Enjoys Sunshine come, C.reciton, and Rev. A. M. Amachcr, Zurich, attended the Ministerial Institute of the Canada Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, at New Hamburg, from 'Tuesday until Thursday last d, week. ' Personal Items Miss Delores Denomme of Detroit, was a weekend visitorK , MUSXa s at the home of her parents on the Blue Water Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Bed- ard, and family of Windsor, spent a part of the past week with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bedard. Mrs. Leroy O'Brien returned home after spending a week at the home of. her son, Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and in- fant son at London, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rawl- ings spent the weekend in New York State. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bris- son and family of St. Thomas, spent the weekend visiting re- Iativcs and fliens in Zurich. ',qrs. Noel Laporte of the Drys- dale district is a patient in South Huron. I[ospital, Where she is un- dergoing n- d'ergoing ire a tm en ts, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Den- omme of Kitchener spent the weekend in the Drysdale dis- trict. Miss Nancy Craig of Toronto spent several days at the hone at her grandmother, Mrs. Nan- cy Koehler. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Schultz were weekend visitors at the home of their grandparents, Mr,' and Mrs. Mose Erb. Miss Janet Gesell() spent a few days at the home of her; friend, Miss Robin Smith in Exeter. Mr. and Airs, Rudolph Etue of Seaforth district were recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Leon Bedard, St. Joseph's commit - Miss Marlette Wagner, of Kit- chener "teaching staff spent the weekend at tite hbme Of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Wagner". Mr. John Gaseho, a- patient. in St, Joseph's liospltal, Lon tem, is progressing favourably. • Air, and Mrs, Gladnian Me - lick And sots of c oderieh were Dr. V.; L. Farnham, of the Department of Missions, de- livered four lectures on missions, Dr .Farnham spent 26 years as a missionary i.n • China. He claims that Hong Kong is a promising mission field. 1 Bishap R. 1:I. Mueller delivered ' lectures on "Ministerial Ethics." A panel discussion was held on I the General Conference held at f 'Harrisburg, Pa., last October. Also one on the full-time confer-• epee superintendent, to be elected I ;this coining conference session. Rev. W. F. Krotz introduced, Mt:, C. J. Rempel, who spoke on; I3ow to snake a will." Ntuner- ous committee meetings were held throughout the course of the institute. All agreed that the, guest leaders had opened new' horizons of vision, and that the meetings were inspirational in character. ! Children Pass Sunday guests at the home of Mi•s. Pearl Melick. Mr, and Mrs, Donald T'aylor and slaughter Dianne, of London, spent a day at the home of their parade Mr, and Mrs, td: lla ters, Mr, and Airs. Larry Hartman and serfs of London were visi• tors at.the home of the former's mother, Mrs, 'Theresa Hartman of Zurich. Rev. and Alis, E. 11einrrich of 'nrantford were visitors et the home Of their daughter', .i.ti', earl Airs. Fred Haberet Jr, Miss Jeanne Cori'iveau, who has bent, in .Seaforth for the past t few weeks, has returned tea her t home on the Bine water lIigh- r r LiMItI f7 rt Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Airs. Kenneth Gingc- rich were, Mt', and, Mrs, Alfred I's.opp and family of Naini and M. And Mrs... William Steelcle. Mrs. Mary Ttavetie, Of Grand Repel, is spending a week., et t more et the ]tome of her bro- ther, Mr. and Ms=s, wtoliti 'GAselio. r fn Results of the recent music examinations .held in London have been announced by th !Royal Conservatory of Music o '`.Toronto. Pupils of Melia Gabel, ARTC, who were successful are: Grade 10 piano, honors; Grace Erb Grade 8 piano, honors, Dennis Antacher, Ruth Haberer, pass, Marie Sermon; Grade 6 piano, pass, Mary Jane Hoffman; Grade 5 piano, pass, Margaret I-Iotsors; Grade 2 theory, first cross honors, Ruth Haberer, honors, Lynda Tiernan. On Jamaica Trip Mr, Gordon Smith, of the Blue Water Highway, hall -mile south of St. Joseph. left by plane from London, last Monday, on a two weeks' vacation to Jamaica, Friends here have received cards by air mail, stating that the mercury there is around 86, with little change in temperature. (Quite a contrast to the zero weather he would be having at. home.) The Jamaica islands are large producers of sugar, also the popular brand of Jamaica rum, known the world over, Ex- ceptional ,him -alive hotels and tourist accommodation is avail- able 'on these islands in the Caribbean Sea, Gordon will be leaving by plane 'for home on February 2E. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. William Steckle, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gin-' gerich. Mr, and Mrs. Leo Pierre Du-: charm, of Amherstburg are spending a few clays with the foriner's parents of the Blue; Water area. Messrs. Leen and Sararas and Peter Jeffery motored to Blen-: helm on' business. Mr, Walter Hohner and Ken- neth of Sarnia called on their i uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.. Sautu.el Hohner, on Sunday, e Mr, and Mrs. Byron Butler f of. Bayfield were visitors with Mr. and firs. Thomas Westlake. i Mr, Jack Scotehmer was the lucky winner of a bushel of ap e' ples at the annual Valentine dance, sponsored by the Bay-; • field Agricultural Society on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Hop• per. and four boys, Exeter, spent] Sunday with their parents, Mr. 1 and Airs. Samuel l ;ohne'. iMr. and Mrs. Fred Hudie were Sunday visitors with their aunt, Miss Rose Snowden. Personal Items • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pfaff.and family, of St. Marys, were week• end visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoff- man. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller- man, and sort, John, of Dashwood, called on the former's cousin, Miss Pearl Wurtz, on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gladnnan Meli.cl} and sons, of Goderich, and Mrs. Pearl Melick, of Zurich, motored to Komoka nn Sunday to visit with the former's brother, :Air. and Mrs, Claire Melick and son, Melville, ;Airs. Mary Doerr and son, Ger- doe, of Laird, Saskatchewan, spent several days at the home of the fnrmcr's sister, Mr. anfl Mrs 8lmore Thiel. Accompanied by Mrs. Thiel, they spent the past weekend at the home of another sister at fount. Clemens, Alichigan, Mr, and Mrs,. Routed and daughter, of London, called at the home at Mr, and fix's. Clay. ton 0.Smith and son, Stanley, bis Sunda y. Mr.a:nd Mrs. Allot Hess were recent visitors et Toronto, on businoas. Alis. Edward I: d'ighoffer, a pa- tient At Clinton Idospital, .is get- ting along nicely. Met. Harold Soper is a patient at Victoria Hospital, London, Returned From Hospital ;Miss Ruth Weido, daughter a Ata". ancl Airs, tail Weirto, to. Curried home from Vtctot'ia Ifos- pitel, London, atter' the iii ti ies she receivers in tilt ear acekittit e rev weeks ago. She is able to he uri slid Around the home, and is feeling hotter clay by clay. ;Alt, and Mrs. Ivrea'i)ueltarnie, MHO Water highway, :Mr. and Mrs, Pierre nuebermc of Am iersihurg. antt Sirs Greg Fle- eing ging and f,iiirha, ('iedtton, tyre Monday visitors with Mrs, The- esa BeetMan. ;]Lisa Arlent Itaberet of Lon. ion, Mr, Arnie Meyer. 'mown were tveektucl visitors at the home or (he ftrmer's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frl'rl rlalterer, \tr. and Mrs. Red t t)rntn ar. vete Sunttay visitors v ith :tat. arlil Mrs, William Sparks, Sta.; rill', Pilon 100 kxeter Mr. Archie Mustard, of Chat - ham spent the weekend with has I wife and sons at Blake. Mr, and Mrs. harry west -1 brooke and family of Goclerich ' spent Sunday with the tatter's father, Mr. G. Bohn, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ginge- rich and family,- Mr. and .Airs. Kenneth Gingerich with Mr. and Mrs, Amos Gingerich. Mr. George Deiehert ofLur- tcli, and Mr. and Mrs., R. J. Kalbfleisch of Detroit,enjoyed a pleasant trip to California and other places of interest. Airs. George Grimes', ]firming - ham, Michigan, was a visitor last week et the home of her sister,* Mt. and Mrs, Ivan Yung- blut, Airs. Alma Haberer, is spend - Ing a few days or more with her daughter iia Londeti. Mr, and Airs Alfred Ropp and family of Nairn, spent Sinactae with Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Gin• gerich, Mrs. Antos Gingerich, enter- tairtcd about 20 ladies at their W M,S•A, meeting. on Thursday. Mn and Mrs, Wallace (lin;;e• rich and family spent Sunday with the latter's parents at Baden. .The iiuptls of 8.5, No, 4, West• Stanley, enje ed a Valentine' party at the school On Friday and had as their guests eight pre school age children, who were invited to spertd the day at schooL A program and lunch, were enjoyed by alt. Explosives are made from pulp. ,,,,i11111Uh,'11111„1MI11111111,1rr,1I VIII V11111119111,p„ ANADIAN PROPANE AFPLIANces tallrrrrifilit19rrrrtrYtfirtntrlH7ntfrnrllitrrllirrrrrttnt* GRATTON HQ O S1ono 1$6 GrAitt:l 13Gtiel Visit At lmvii ie i of the program. Tho Times.Adyorlt,, p.; r- ..,t.,s Poets" gave the I . t►r 'nr°i ta' f it The ladies attender] open house at Winchelsea School last Wed- raesday aftern;;nn. After 'touring the rlaserooms, the pupils presented a program. The tirade 8 girls served lunch. Mrs, 1), Skinner gave a vote of thanks to the pupate aed teachers Mrs. 1)on Jolly and Mrs. S Kendrick on behalf of the ladle present. W.M.S And. W.A. The February meeting of the Elim'ille W.M.S. and W.A. was held nn Tuesday afternoon at the church. Mfrs. Horace T)elbridge and tire. Ivan Brock had charge Message From Blake Ely fiLIZABETH FINt.AY A1r. laugh MeBride, of Lanrloe. enrnt ,tinrlay with his parents, Mr. and Airs. Roy McBride, and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ainetarl and family spent an ev'nin'; with Mr. and Airs. Earl Desch and family. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Aire. Roy McBride were Mr. harped Finlay and girls, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith McBride and family. Guests an friday evening \title Mr. Harold Finlay and family were Mr. and Airs. Newell Geiger srr.a r.,an re Mrs- Borate Pelhridee Was ap- pointed de'egate to the :]furan 'flrea•byterial in Godericlr An March CO. 'W.1. Hefei Eyeful' The Elam vine- Wi'onten's Inst,• Lute held their afternoon euchre on Thursday at the hall with the Wineheisea ladies in charge. There were seven tables piay- ing* and winners were: high, Mrs. Norman ,Jaques: low, Mrs. •I"rar.•kliri Skinner; lucky cup, Mrs. Thos. Bell. The blanket was wean by Mrs. Alvin Cooper. Next euchre will be held March 3 with the Zion ]attics in charge. Elimvillo Euchre The i limeiile Euchre Club wa held on Friday evening at the hall with Mr. and Mrs, John j Ridley as ]posts. Flsbr,uary 26, 1t59 $9 7 'There were seven 'tables play. slog And winning scores were: ladies' high Mrs. E. Skdarner; gent's high, IIr. Gilbert Johns; ;low. Ur.:Kenneth .johns. i Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth Johns I will be frosts for the party on ;Friday evening. Mast .Sunday i The Elirnville C.G.I.T, held ' theiru second meeting on.Sunday '' at 3, p.m,. The president, Carol Johns, conducted the business. Mrs, Ross Skinner Conducted the worship. Personal Items ,Mr. and Mrs. William Routly I visited on Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Routly of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Jaques and family of Zion, Mrs. Amelia 1 Jaques of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Russell sing and �fa>'Aidy of Crediton, Mr, gnd Mrs..Dprs• aid Parsons, Susan and Gail 'ot flensali visited .on Sunday.. with 1dr: and Mrs. lvin Coo,�per. • Mr. William Routly is attend* hag the .Good Roads 'Corrveftio* in. Toronto ihie week. rdrs. Delmer .Skinner is •t4 :iendinlf the Fair ,,Board Copveqs tion in Toronto this week. Mr. an Nit i �. d Mrs.?� l Wgbaar visited on Sunday -with Mrs.. Weber, of Dashwood. Douglas Whiteford, of Clad;do. hose, spent the weekenit. with dill and George iBieber, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ,Jolie .and. Emerso-n visited on Sunday with Mr. end. ]Airs. Gorge At, k,ns of Luean, Mrs. Nelson Coultis refereed home from South Ituron Hospital on Saturday, Outside, it's smart and sensible, Inside, it's large_ and luxuriobs, if" thee.. . U` by $tude%ake and Johnny, and Mrs. Mary ` ' "�Mrs.AlBlanche Manson. of Wind- sor. has returned home after i spenting some time with her 1 mother. Mrs, Leon Jeffrey and hoys. 1 Mr. Archie Mustard, of 'Wind- ; ear. spent the weekend with Airs. Archie Mustard and hays, PHONE 210 .....'iseesifeti f f'J.''eeeel aiSe't% Aseeto``'o'L. iii eg rt' 1 '. SIEMPUNINU ham Arthur Motors S14fJCbdk6! Sales & Service EXETER ETFR But after all, it's nice to know the family looks forward to your rneals. And that modern automatic electric range! What a help it is! Its timers and temperature controls supervise the cooking automatically --electrically ... leaving you with time for other important family activities. And a modern automatic electric range keeps your kitchen cool and clean. 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