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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-05, Page 8Pa 3 ThlTm Mee, March L11.49, prk Minprteamsform: guar. at funeral .of athlete By -MRS. Rviii 'RAinn Pee:.wee and bantam hockey teams formed a gnard of hewn' at the ;funeral service Saturday for Raymond Henry Wein, 27. opular Dash ronrl athlete who died in h leeti early liVednes- daY. Feb, 4, A keen participant in alt ports, lie was one of the out- standing_ members of the Dash wood intermediate hall club which won several champion. ehmselle also played beekey and broemball for 'Dashwood teams. Tins ?winter he has operated. and sueervised the natural lee FkatIng rink provided for th muiunit hy Dashwood men's Club, nf which he was an active member. fle helped In tram the bantam and pee wee hockey teams. He was a member and usher of . Zinn •Lutheran Church. and served en the volunteer fire brigade. of. the police village. Funeral seri ice was held at Ziton church Saturday.. at 2 p.m., wih Rev. E. L. Zorn offieiating. and T. Ilam Hoffman in charge. Interment was made in Bronson Line Cemetery. 4,0111111111111111111111.1111.1111111111111.11111111111111111111.11 CANADIAN 1 • PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTQN 8c HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend • •41}1/11,11111rt ttttt 11111111111111111111111.11$1111111111iffilitilk :Honer bearers were Jack Schenk. jams (Wiens. Ray Kel-! ler. Larry Wein, Eric Wolfe:an]) !Hoffman. ,Kennel .Guenther, Larry Weida, -Wayne :Gibson,' Carl Tyler and. .R icharct Dopamine. Bearers Were Howard iclunipp,! Harold 'Schroeder. Albert Rader. John Willert, Robert tlayler and Jack •Gaiser. Personal .Items Mr. and Mrs Earl Stumpf and family-. of Kitchener. spent the weekend kWh M. and Airs. Derhert Miller and .other retell% es. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family. of Waterloo, spent Satur- day at Dashwood and visited. with Air. and Mrs, L. H., Rader. Alr. and Airs. Bob Stormes, of St. Thomas. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mes, Mervyn Tie - man and Lynda. Air. and Airs. Mess - nor and daughter, and Mr. aid - Mrs. Charles Forager and son,' of London, were weekend visitors • wth Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messner. Mr. and 'Airs. 'Melton W'alper • and girls, of Ingersoll. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fassnld. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walper and • family spent .the weekend with, relatii es here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nader , spent Sunday at Utica, with the -forrner's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Std Baker spent Sunday at Detroit. Air. and Mrs. Ham' Guenther. of Windsor. spent tee weekend with Mrs, Letta Taylor, Baby Baptized William Eldon natal's, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Datars. was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church following the morning senice ori Sunday, ' March 1., • ttttt ttttt 1181111111111%, Warm Air Heating And Air Conditioning New Installations' and AlferOons LENNOX & ANTHES IMPERIAL FURNACES OIL BURNERSALES & SERVICE . Lindenfields Ltd. PHONE 181 EXETER 111 ttttt ti tututstiostimtimi What do you need most? * ' YOU CAN BORROW ?la LOW COST THROUGH A - LOAN and repay In convenient monthly. Instalments adjusted to your family budget Yes, at any branch of The Bank of Note Scotia you can borrow for worthwhile purposes—to buy or refinance your car ---to furnish that new home or room -,-to pay your taxes or insurance premiums—to consolidate debts—to meet - medical or dental expenses. • : Axial your loan will be life Ingured at no extra cost to you. THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA MORt THAN SOO Ell*ANdHE AtikoSt• CANADA Metitigtr* 'Exeter troficht Keritiellf W. McLaughlin. .BECOMES FIFTH LIFE MEMBER—Milton *Praff, left, retired Exeter poStmster who was wounded in the. army in the. first world war, became the fifth life member of Exeter branch of the Canadian Legion Thursday night. He waS presented witli the honor by Andrew Easton, right, a life meth her himself, Centre is Lloyd Reynolds, presid.ent of the branch. Bellinger tells Legion . ' Rabies here two years? Kirkton ,giris win ,awards Vat Marshall and RosemarY Schaefer. of the Ktrktoil: °mem OW), Were award, ed provincial honor certificates tatAchievem•ent Day Saturday, in Mitchell lligh School-. County honors were Awarded to at/Yee Write°. These awards tvere pre::ented by Mrs. Earl flues. South Perth District Women's inssiltute president. Certifieates of achievement for Iwo. projects were awarded to Marlene Stone, Nova Bertrand., Carolyn Bean's, Jane Syrier, Grace Men, J.oyce.Crago. Vesta 'Watson, Pat Marshall. Marion • MeNaughton, Rosemary Schee- fer and Shirley Ruadle, Conservation Officer Roy Bel- : Mr. Bellinger answered. nume. vice-president. linger, Clinton. told Exeter Le,. roue questions from Legion mem- in another presentation Nellie!). gion Thursday night the rabies bers about the disease. He was Leek -plate the same meeting. epidemic in this area may con. introduced by 'President Lloyd. Graham Mason received a past Untie from one to two years. Reynolds and thanked by Gra- president's pin front Ted Pooley. Guest speaker at the branch'sham Mason. t .. Six Join Branch meeting, Mr. Bellinger .aidsthe Honor Chatter .Membs!...,:. , Six. new ;,members ..heee .j,p,ieee. • disease will,„reniain until .the fox . Milton ..-Pflaff,. refired..•Exeter• 'A? branch- TbeY:are JJeflU de population -is- wiped out; - •postmastei. • became 4,1ke , iiith Vries. Bin • Parker,, Mel fEreating. • He warned that cats were even man to receive a life .rnember- Edward Cuillerier, Harold Sise more dangerous than dogs as ship in the branch. The presm sons and James Hooper. carriers of the disease because tation was made by Andrew Eas- Donations of $10 each have ' they fight with their claws as • ton, a life member himself. been made to the St. John's Am - well as their mouths. , Mr. Pfaff was 'a member of the bulance Corps and the Westmin. Total number of confirmed 161st Huron Batallion in the first ster Hospital Bingo Fund. eases in Huron to date, he said, • world war and served in Eng- in two draws .made at the meet. was 56 foxes. three sheep. . 1.5 , land and France before being ing. John Watson of Zurich won cattle and two horses. More wounded. . an electric shaver and Bus Nor. • eases were being forwarded to ' He became the ,branch's first ry .received , the door prize of gov't laboratories daily for con- ,secrelary-t:easurer When. lt• as $5.00, 'ant ation. i formed in 1936 and. lh'ter becaThe Woodham Topics By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Celebrated 90 Years land family were Sunday evening Mrs. • Howard Chatten, who,. guests with Mr. and Mrs. John celebrated her 92nd birthday last I Bocld• Tuesday, is feeling fine after en- Mr, and Mrs. John Pierce and tertaining her many _friends. She family, of Ajax, were Sunday ',is• was. the recipient of ,a number of ' itors with. Mr: and Mrs. gifts ,and shb wore a.7beautiftill seri. Lawrence .0. Copeland's' Seed corsage of pink and White carna.' tions, the gift of a friend. Mixtures were exhibitors at the Personal Items Middlesex Seed Fair held in London last week. Miss Marilyn Brine, of Lon- I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squire don, was home for the week,,,end visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert with her parents, Mr- and '"Irs• Ryell on Wednesday afternoon Oscar Brine. in 'London. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cope- 1 :jun and Mrs, William Radio land, Mrs. M. Copeland were th spent Sunday evening with Mr.' London on Thursday and visited and Mrs. Albert Scott. at the home of the former's ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neil and; daughter, Mrs. Murray May and ! Brenda visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. May, and also attended the: Harry Squire on-Chursday , and seed fen in the. evening. Earl and. Harry attended the and Mrs. John Rodd and Pamela Mr. Jack Cook, of Arkona, Mr. !Seed Fair in London in the ;after - visited with Mrs. Ada Butler on noon. Correction — in last week's! Thursday evening. , Woodliam news, the impression • The Woodham' Y,P.17. were• was given that Harry Squire bad guests of the Mt. Pleasant and Purchased the barn of Leon Paul. Roys Young People's Union on , but Mr. Squire was able tse- e Church.• o Saturday e' -ening in the Mount! --Imre the use of it for the present Don Brine has returned from ! St. Marys Memorial Hospital after being a patient there for a WHALEN NEWS week. :McCurdy and Mrs. Fred Doupe Mrs. lames Miller,. Mrs. Ira u attended the 33rd annual meet- - C presents ing of the. Perth Pi'eshyterial held in St. John's United Chttreh, youth awards Stratford, on WednesdaY. last. - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey,l By MRS., PRANK• SQUIRE. London. were weekend visitorsi with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Web.; During the, servieo at the ber. Sunday Mr. and Mr. John ,TippinaJJ. T. Clarke prose:M.0 the Young 3im And' Daid; spent the week.; Worshippers li.ea,Vut • villv; sler- end With Mr. and Mrs.,. Hugh tifiCales of church;.affendane. Gibson, Pori Credit. Those receiving certi [ICA les Alessi's. Norris Webb, Wood -wore Carol iolinson. Joanne Fink - ham, and fIeortie Prone. Sun.• hcirier, Jackie linkbeiner, Laura shine, attended the Good Roads nd jannie French. Earl and convention held at the Royal Joe French, Douglas Squire, Sue '3.rork 1-lotel, Toronto, nn Tuesday Ann Squire and Janice Morley. and Wednesday of last week. • Pet'senid !tools Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne • Miss JOati. Arksey has arcepied entertained in honor of their twin a position at .the-Creseent Ft - daughters' • nth. birthday. Mar- mance Co, 1‘11•1!a•5:1•Iltta irufemst;orlIonf lend and Darlene. Their birthday . Mr. and ; arrived on the 2fith of February • have returned home from- Merida and they eelebegett the 28th, where they spent 'several weeks. their guests were 1\tys. M. M and Airs. Grafton Squire, Exeter, and Mr. and Sue Ann and Paul were Salur- Mts. Lewis Tebbutt. Seaforth. night guests with Mr. and Mr. And furs, 'Vnit' VOthlen: Mrs. Rol Massey, St, Marys. visited with Alr. and Mrs, TAW- • Mr. and Mrs. Alton Nell at. fence Alills Anti Mr, and Mrs, tended the Rollinas-nees wed. ttussellAllis on Sunday. ding in rentralia United Church Mrs. 13ryee Skinner, Larry and On SaturdaY• ,• • ' teroY. of Volvo, were Sunday • Mr. flenrge 'Earl iswilding visitors with Mr!, Roy Kirk And this month with Mr. and Mrs. Lorna. • Milne Pullen. Mr, and Mrs. Linyli ;Smith, Mr. and !Airs. Bay 1'1411%111.4in Othr.zIAA. wero ghosts Anil Wayne wore .PrIdaY hight loth Alt. and Mrs. Norman pests with Alt. and Mrs. PAM Amos, at Kirktno, no Sunda,. Pitt, Lunn. t. Movs. Mr, and Mrs. Calf day with Mrs. ThOS. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Newton. of Mrs. AleN kirliton, wort, $a'tirdav arArlIfm• ok•enint, visitors with Mr. and Mr; and Mrsitonairt giir were went guests with' Alt. and Mrs. 3...lewd if ethos. Tibh Mallen, of Teacher's Cot Ilehrst Davis. Saintsbury. lop. London, was w,kpn4 Mr. and Mrs. I( en fint10,S011 Mu]. la 111 ity welt 'Friday visitors viaifor at hiS th0; fit! hasautit till with A with Mr, and Mts. Hamilton number of .tho 1Jodgiuis, the 'occasion being r. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques Sharon' llortgifi't 12th birthday, United The W.Al.S. of the United Church held its February mee.i.. ing in the chureh school with 18 members present. The Third Line group was in charge. Airs. F. Switzer opened the meeting with a devotional serv- ice .assisted by Airs. E. Shute and Airs. Roy Switzer. Mrs. T. Elliott conducted the, study and Mrs. it. Urquhart gave a temperance reading. The! president, Mrs, T. A. Crago, con-. dueled the business and the meeting ,was turned aver to We Personal Items - Mr. and Alrs, Laverne Rodd and family of -Woodham were Saturday evening .guests With. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Paynter. Mrs, Wesley Doupe left, on Sat. urday for a month's vacation ie Florida eceompanying Air. and Mrs,Shildrick of St. Thomas. Mr, and Airs. Lionel Kemp have left on a trip to Florida. •Mr. and Airs. Harold Henry .a.nct family of Lefton were Sun - clay visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Burns Blackler and family. Mr, Edgar Gorvett has return- ed home from his vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Crago are vacationing in Florida. • Save money hy shopping ads - in The Times -Advocate— every week, • Garage Sunday And • Evening Service.. Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week. Larry Snider Motors /TM ill1111111111111111111111111111/11111/111111111,111!11111110 IIUNTLEY -pRup STORE snn t FJCETER ,D Phone 50 • • 1.P1 MARCH SALE BUY ANY. ITEM IN ,THE STORE & RECEIVE 105 OF THE PURCHASE PRICE AS A CREDIT ON THE PURCHASE OF AN OTHER ITEM IN THE STORE. Snelgrovers Frigidaire Appliances Ik• Complete Record Bar * RCA Victor TV, Radios, Stereo Hi.Fi * Sunbeam And GE. Small Appliances . 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