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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-28, Page 5ZURICH. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Gerber and family. of Baden, were Sun- day guests of Alr. and Mrs. Moses -Gerber. Mr. and Mrs. M. Jantii. Fer- gus, spent Sunnday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Schilbe Spent several days with Mrs. Sehilbe's relatives at Kitchener. Mrs. Moore, o1 Stratford, has been spending some weeks with her son, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Moore and family. St. Peter's Lutheran Church had Rev. Schwanler, of Waterloo College, as gent speaker on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Masse, of London, were weekend vis- itors with frtends on the Blue Water Highway, Mrs. Brinthell and son, An- dretv, of Sarnia, spent several days visiting her mother, Mrs. Ted Haberer. Messrs. Lawrence and Claire Bedard, of Detroit, visited with their families here over Sunday Miss Inez Yunghlut motored to Aubern on Sunday and will he spending seVeral weeks with friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yunghltd, of London, spent the weekend in town with Air, and Mrs, Ivan Yungblut. Quite a number of friends and relatives of Miss Arlene Haber- er attended her graduation at Thames Hall, UWO, on Thurs- day evening. Mrs. Rose Russell spent a day as see isiting her sister at Hensel], A number of 'ladies nt the Women's Institute attended the district annual at Grand Bend on Thursday. , Mr, Arnold Meyers, of Port Huron, was a weekend visitor in town. OES attends Goshen UC The Exeter Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held their annual church service on Sunday evening in the Goshen United Church, Special music was rendered by the choir, with Mrs, Ronald Squire, Granton, as soloist, Miss Doris Johnston, Clinton, also played selections on the marimba. Following the service, conduct- ed by Rev. T. J. Pitt, members and families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mc- Kinley for lunch. WMS The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of Goshen united Church met at the parsonage last Thurs- day evening for the May meeting. Scripture and comments were by Mrs. Roy McBride. The topic on Mexico was taken , by Mrs. Anson McKinley. Business was conducted by Mrs. Elmer Hayter. Person& items Open house was observed at Clinton District High School on Thursday evening, with (elite a number of parents and friends a ttending. Mr, John Armstrong was moved to the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fansen end family were Sunday visitors . with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKin- ley. Bruce McKinley, Toronto, was also at his home. Mrs. Walter Eckel underwent sergery in the Clinton Hospital last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and girls were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, James Keys. Mrs. Jack Peas, London, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs, Minnie Hayter. Mr, and Mrs, William Decker were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Bert McBride, On TV Charlie MacNaughton AND OTHERS FRIDAY MAY 29 7:55 P.M. CHANNEL 8 TUESDAY JUNE 2 7:00 P.m. CHANNEL 10 VOTE FOR cHARUE MacNanghton Pc CANDIDATE JUNE It Published br Httroti PO Ata'ri W e it :0 ti i ESTABI,ISHEP .1900 Rocpption .for gredvatee Reception for Miss Arlene Haberer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Haberer, who graduat- ed from Victoria Hospital Thurs- day, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pulford, London, following the ceremony at Thames Hall, UWO. Many relatives and friendS" attended the event. Personal items Mr. Edward Deiehert, of Sar- nia, spent the weekend with his family and friends .here. Mrs. Gordon Hess spent sever- al days visiting her sister at London, Mr, 0, H. Haist and Rey. Amacher attended a conference at Pembroke last week. Mrs. Elizzie Hest has returned from spending several days at her cottage at Grand Bend, Miss Kathleen Hess, RN, of London, visited her parents, Mr.. and Airs. A. Bess, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Haberer and Miss Freda Haberer visited in Dashwood on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Corless, of Clinton, were gueVs of Mr. and Mrs, Ken Breakey the past week. , Crediton dogs ,alk up wins Local dogs, raised and owned by Mrs. Beatrice England, of Crediton comments Ir. and Mrs. Lloyd Leiser at at dog shows in Ontario and tended the graduation of Ails . Quebec as they have chalked Up ' quite an impressive record. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Black and Milan enjoyed the weekend at their :cottage at the Pinery. Mr. Joe Swartzentruber, who suffered a fractured hip, was able lo return to his home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. He was. visited on Sunday by hs relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baeehler, Messrs. Joe and Pete Baeehler, all of New Hamburg, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Bownan and children, of New Hamburg, visited with the latter's father, Mr. J. Swartzentruber on Gosh- en South, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Baec.hler, of New Hamburg, wete Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gesell() And Lama. Mrs. Anne Tuerkhelm is spending her holidays with her daughter in North Carolina. Misses Helene Honda and Ruby Church, of London., spent the weekend at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. T. Swartz, of Detroit, visited friends in Zur- ich last Sunday. Mrs. Carl Burn, of Milverton, has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Merrier, the past week, Minister at Dashwood in exchange of pulpits Rev. W, F. Krotz and Donald •Gaiser attended the 95th annual meeting of the Ontario Cenfer- ence ,at Emmanuel Evangelical Church, Waterloo, last week, Rev. W. F. Krotz will be ex- changing churches with Rev. J. W. Gillings at Golden Lake at the end of June, A number of ladies from Dashwood Wi attended the Dis- trict Annual at Grand Bend United Church last Thursday. Personal items • Mrs. Emma Haugh, Mrs, Cora Geiser and Jack spent a few days last week at Camphellford with Mrs. Gaiser's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Po- land and Lois. Miss Thelma Weber, of Lon- don, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Dan Weber. Mr. and .Mrs. Hubert Weiberg and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Latta, of Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Weiberg. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family, of Waterloo, were week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader and Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family, Mrs. Stan Slezak, of Winnipeg, is spending six weeks with her father, Mr. Art Willert and Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Waiper, •while her husband, Flight Lieutenant Stan Slezak, is taking a course at RCAF Centralia, "He's waiting to honk back at Penny le boy friend." On May 1 in Ottawa, Cham- pion Kaukauna's Aldebaran (Rule) went Best of Breed and on to win the Working Group. Champion Kaukauries Beau Brorneau won Best of Sex. Kau- kaune's Antly went Winner Best to Best of Winner. On May in Ottawa, these same wins were repeated with "Roxie" continuing on to Best Can. Bred in show. Roxie can - Lured the best of ser prize in Bull, Quebec, on May 3, while Beau Bromeau went Best of Breed. In London, Roxie went best of breed and again topped the working group, This showing was on IVlay 10, .. . Report on Shipka Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz, Mr. Donald Raiz, Mrs, Jacob Rata and Mrs. Milton Ratz visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Em- erson Bawden and family in Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Little and Phillip of the Haig Farm, Mr, and Mrs. Herb Little and family and Mr, Walter IVIcIterson, of Corbett, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. M. Desjardine. Mr, Bill Coleman, of Kippen, Mrs. Arthur Finlayson, of Sea - forth, and Miss Shirley Cole- man, of London, visited Sunday with their mother, Mrs. J. Cole- man, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billie. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Russell and family, .of Essex, Mrs. Ray Bus. sell, David and Rae Ann, of Windsor, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil - Mer Harrison and family at Ba yfield. Mrs. E. Lamport and Tom visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. :Ed Duncan and Peter in Stratford. Mrs, Ernest Keyes, of Exeter, is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Firikbeiner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Patton, Cindy and Debbie, of Woodham, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard and Dave. Mr. Jack Ratz, accompanied by Messrs. Robert, Walter and Norman Scott and Dr. Keith Johnson, of London, are on a• fishing trip at Callander this week. tSee'SSI:eseee-seeiess 1 I've Served My Time! And Don't Intend To Stop Slashing Prices On The Largest Inventory Of Cars In Huron County 1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP— automatic drive, V-8, radio, whitewalls etc, List $4,100 Only $3,495 1956 FORD cUST0MLINE — Very sharp 2 -door ... . Only $1,295 1956 PONTIAC STATION WAGON—Path- finder deluxe $1,495 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR HARDTOP— autom ati, whitewalls, wheel discs, radio Only $1,395 1954 PONTIAC. 2.000R —Nice car, only 40,000 miles Only $ 695 1953 CHEVROLET 110 SEDAN Only $ 495 1917 ,PLYMOUTH 2 -DOOR ---8 cyl...... Only $1,495 1955 FORD CUSTOMLINE SEDAN .. Only 51,09-5 1954 METEOR RIDEAU SEDAN —radio, whitewalls, etc, Only $ 795 1952 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN . Only $ 295 3-1951 CHEVROLET SEDANS .. Only $195 Each SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 1959 MERCURY SEPAN — a sharp ear, custom radio etc, Only$ 295 1949 MERCURY SEDAN with 1951 Mer- cury motor a steal at Only $ 99 25 NEW PONTIACS, BUICKS, VAUXHALLS TO CHOOSE PROM BARGAINS IN NEW PONTIAC CONVERTIBLES 3 IN STOCK TRUCKS — TRUCKS TRUCKS, 2 LET 1958 CHEVROLETS roodat 3105, 3-4 Ton Tracks Absorbers, Signal Lights, Heavy Duty Rear Springs, b` shield Washers,14 foot Brantford Stake Body, Racks, them over 15,0 original mites; new truck warranty. Come: First Served. - 105i GMC 3/4 TON PICKUP, like new, lists Over 0,000 „ Now Only $1,495 1957 FORD Vs TON WIDESIDE Only $1,595 /-4.190 GM O 1/2 TNS — PICKUPS 190 OMC 1/2 TON PICKUP Air4COnclitioned Heaters, Frenf Shock Pear Axles, Western Mirrors, Wind- Tatpaulins, Spare Tiros; neither of ONLY ½ OR1GINAL COST se, First 1952 FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP 1950 GMC ½TOR PICKUP 1950 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $ 495 1956 DODGE 2 TON VAN—A' lortg, neW Only $1,891 Pearson Motors Limited - Zurich Ike:I< MASON, 'PKOP, Exeter 'Huron County's. Largost 'Wild Car .Doak' -1 standing youth leader, Sunday s ,School leacher and sang in the cho ir. She entered nurses' training at the Zion Evangelical Deacon- ess Hospital, Chicago. 111., pur- •Isuing this _course for three years • I After graduation she was ac- - tively engaged as deaconess end nurse serving for several years . lin Toronto, Elgin, Illinois, and r I other areas. fJn 1929 she and her mother I - /' flayed to Cleveland, f)hio where they joined the Calvary Evangel- ical iltited Brethren chureh. In I :1956 when health failed, she I with her mother moved in with her sister (Vera) Mrs. W. Russell, Miss Holtzman had been ac- tively engaged. as a private nurse, being a member of the "nutria, Distriet ert the Ohio State Nurses' Association", and registered in Illinois, Arizona and other states. She was a woman with a deep willingness to help others. She loved people and she had a deep concern for them. She gave of herself in car- ing for her mother, She leaves two sister, Mrs.1 Olivia Whiting, Toronto; Mrs. A. W. Russell, Cleveland; one broth- er Arthur M. Holtzman, Roches -I ter, New York. Interment was in Kneliwood 1 cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio. 1 Arlene Haberer of Victoria Hos pitai at Thames Hall on Thur day evening in London, Mr. and Mrs. William °ostrich er attended conference at Water leo last week, Mr. Oestrieher be ing the lay member of Evangeli cal church. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff at tended the graduation of thei nieee, Miss Donna Grierson, o Victoria liospitel, en Thursday evening at Thames Hall, London Mr. and Mrs. John Gericke and Mrs. Cecil Zurhrigg, Lyle and Shirley, of Listowel, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Finish/liner on Sunday, Mrs, Harry Clarke ef near Shipka has purchased the .hoine of the late Mrs. Mary Wein and will take up residence there shortly, Rev, John T. Clarke of Cen- tralia had charge of services in the United Church while Rev. R. 8, ]-liltz preached anniver• sary services in Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. C. Slanders, ef Watford, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wein on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fink- heiner visited with M. and Mrs. Chris Abate at the Pinery on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Krueger and Jean, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lamport and Dennis attended the Preston Scuot. House hand concert at Kitchener last Fri- day evening. Mrs. J. R. Wolfe. of Detroit, spent a few days with his mother last weekend. Mrs. Harry Dale and boys, of I Brampton, spent Saturday in town, Mr. F. Clarke returning with them after spending last week at Brampton. Mr, and Mrs. Freeman Mor-; lock spent the weekend at their summer borne near Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Wenzel visited at. Millbank and Gowans - ton Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Wein and family, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Wein. Mrs. Harry Finkheiner and Mrs, Lorne Morlock were visit- ing with. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoist and family at Fenwick and also visited with Mrs. Fink- beiner's brother, Mr. John Treitz in hospital there. Pearl Holtzman active in church Miss Pearl Holtzman, daugh- ter of the ]ate Jacob Henry and Ell en WI oelock Holtzman died May 19 in Cleveland, Ohio. She was born in Crediton, Jan- uary 1, 1889: It was her she became a member of the Zion Evangelical. U nit e d Brethren church and served as an out - The 1.4111lAn 11s•AdatIll.f My 211, 1959 Po 119 S Crediton, are making elate a hit 41M,MMIIIIIIIMIMIRIMMUUMMIIMAWIRMMOYM1441,111111111:1M104810MOMPOMMPOPMAtAJAMMY4 are you ;penny wise an4 ftfotection foolish? Take an inventory of .every piece of farra, lure and home equipment you .own and make an estimate at today's prices of bow much money it would take to replace them.. YOU'LL BE AMAZED. 21Nuf said! Do it now tomorrow may be too late, Insure and be sure. W. H. 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