HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 5Mass honors
SS teacher
On Sunday afternoon, May 31
1diss Louise Hendrik was. hostess
to the members of her Sunday
School class, the Bethany Sisters,
on the ocpasdon of her .87th -birth-
day, at her -home..
A dinner was served by the
nieces of her family, Mrs, Fred
Bell, of Detroit, Mich., Mrs,
Harry Cole, of Exeter, Mrs. Don
Hendrick, Mrs, Laird Hendrick,
Mrs, Lloyd :Hendrik, of the Blue
Water Highway, and Mrs, Ed,
Hendrick, oL Crediton.
After an enjoyable sing -song,
Mrs, L. W. Hoffman gave a.
short address, and spoke fittingly
of the ,faithfulness of Miss. Hen-
drik, as a Christian to the work
of the Sunday School class, as.
well as to the church and its ac-
tivities. Mrs, Clara Jacoby, pres-
ident of the
class, presented Miss
Hendrik with. a white stoic. Mrs.
e no ec e
Menno St hl :teacher, ex-
Pandpressed the e I e > ire 'i• tiond a t a
Il
thanks of the group 'to Miss Hen-
drik and her nieces for the en-
joyable time of fellowship spent
together,
.Miss Hendrik enjoys good
health, as well as her work in
the home and garden..
Receives degree
Raymond. C. Corriveau,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cor-
riveau, -Goshen South, and a
graduate of South Huron District
High School, received his Bache-
lor of Arts degree at Assumption
University of Windsor at the con-
vocation on Saturday.
Personal items
Mr. and• Mrs. Morley Wikcr,
of Detroit, were visiting with
their. relatives, Mr. and Mrs,
Earl Thiel and Mr. and Mrs, Ted
Steinbach. .
Mr. Keith. Hartzell, of London,
was a visitor at the Ted Mittle-
holtz home on Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Hendrick, of Grand
Bend, visited her aunt, Miss
Louise Hendrick, in town on Sun -
d ay,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bris.
son and family, of St, Thomas,
visited their many relatives and
friends here over Sunday.
Father Doyle is confined to
Sarnia General Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Klahsen
spent Sunday with their relatives
At London,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bedard
and family, of Detroit, were
weekend. visitors with the Bedard
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence How -
aid, bf London, visited the for-
nier's father, Mr. Henry Howald,
on Sunday.
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Message from
Blake
lay ELIZABETH FINLAY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckel,
of Hensall, visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. James Dins-
more,
Mrs. Minnie Waldo, of Zurich,
and Mrs. .Archie Mustard, of
Blake, visited with Mr, Harold
Finlay and family on Sunday.
Misses Mary and. Elizabeth
Finlay spent :Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gingerich.
Comments about
Crediton East
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Pironal items •
Mr. and Mrs. William Haney,
of Exeter, spent Saturday with
Mr, and Mrs. William Motz.
Mr. Charles Anderson has re-
turned to his home here after
spending the winter months with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and family.
• Mr. Frank Glanville who was
rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital
early last Sunday morning for
an operation is getting along
tine and is expected home soon.
Mrs. Clifford Hill is improving
nicely in South Huron Hospital.
Mr, Al Brown is ill in Victoria
Hospital, London.
Miss June Huhn has been holi-
daying for the past two weeks
with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Regele
in Hespeler.
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a physician and poet, He and
his circle belong to intelligent-
sia who sympathize with the
revolutionary elements and
watch with awe as they see„ a
corrupt regime wiped out. But
soap chaos, revolution, civil war
and man's inhumanity to roan
turn life into an inferno There
is famine in Moscow. Zhivago
with wife and child risks a train
journey to Siberia to seek shel-
ter ih a remote hamlet in tie
l?1a1 Mountains,
The author, Bot is 'Pasternak,
was born in Moscow. His father
Is a painter and his Mather a
n usiCian. He was educated at a
Moscow F1igh School and later
at Moscow University where he
went to Study Taw. Early itt lift♦
,he interested himself in the
study of music but later took tip
the study o'f pbiloSephy. During
the War be 'Worked in .a factory
and after the r'•evolulioit Ilee, W88
einfiloyed in the Library of the
Cotillliissariat for lidti atiofi,
He is regarded as the best
Russian translator of Shakes-
peare. 1-1e hat Written several
boats of poetry but very Tittle
prose,
Reading 1't)ncl:or 1'tivag6" is
1uite en adventure in fealding..
Bare* it fib1ri $i)tir 1tbr'atey.
ESTABLISHED 1900
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ti
buys print shop
The building and job pr•iittin
plant of the Zurich Herald be
came the property of M. A, L
Colcluhoun of Clinton, an Mon
day, June 1.
Mr. ,herb Turkheim is moving
his offiee into the building and
lualifief! printer will operate the
job printing plant, '
Mr, and
Mrs. Chester Smith
have retired after 44 years of
service to the .community,
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S
i ""Education in Lionism't was
the topic on which the guest
!talked per, Mr. Glenn Gardiner,
at the meeting a the
:Lions Club. Mr. Gardiner is in-
- speetor of'ptlblic schools for Cen-
trot Huron,
Alan�ft shower
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on student centre
re
Mrs, Herbert Mousseau chaired
the meeting for the topic "Grow-
ing with World friends" assisted
by Mrs. Joyee Black at the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Unit-
ed Lutheran Church Women.
Asr
haue oflits .
g Is s to be do-
nated to the .1:,utheran Student
C
entre at London, n on, C' i
t5
.,
f may
i
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vary from tin goods to necessi-
ties in furnishings useful ,to the
student centre.
An invitation has been extend-
ed to all .ladies of SL Peter's
Congregation, Zurich, to attend
Zion Lutheran Church at Strat-
ford, on Wednesday, June 10,.
who are celebrating their centen-
nial year. A bus will probably
he chartered for the ocasion.
Personal tems
Messrs, Edsvin Gentle, • Ross
Johnston, Len Prang, Earl Yung-
blut, Claire Geiger and. Arthur
Heist have returned from a fish-
ing trip to Northern Ontario.
Gary Flaxbard, son of Mr. and
1frs. Earl Piaxbard, celebrated
his tenthbirthday by entertain-
ing some school churns to sup-
per the past week.
Mr. Douglas O'Brien' suffered
painful. head injuries at the base -
hall game played between Dash-
wood a.nd Zurich on Friday eve-
ning.
Mry and Mrs. William Thomp-
'son and son Bruce and Mrs. Vic-
toria Declels, of Kitchener., were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Datars and Miss Ann
Deters:
Miss Donna Merrier, of Lon-
don, was a visitor with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merri-
er, over the w,pekend.
Miss Gloria Deitz, of London,
was a weekend visitor with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Milton
Deitz.
Rev. Floyd Boshart, of Low-
ville, New York, was a Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Newell
Geiger. and Mrs. Mary Manson.
He also was guest speaker at
Mennonite Church in town,
In the .election of officers,
• d
O'Brienwasv
I
Lloyd named
officers,'dent. De p am d psilbcrt Geiger is past
President. Vice-presidents are
Herb Turkheint, Milfred :Sehilhe
and Alvin Wainer; Lion tamer,
Don O'Brien; tail .. twister, Ed
Gascho; secretary LeRoy Thiel;
assistant sc.gretary, Ed Detains;
treasurer, J. W. Haberer,
Directors for one year, .Tack
Pearson, Ken Parke; two ,years,
Don Oke and Napoleon Corri-
veau,
97ears old on
Y May 10th.
Mrs. s Caroline Price, of St.
Mal
Y '
s Hospital,
t
al London,
n f
o
r
.
meriy of Zurich, celebrated her
97th
r1 b'thday recently with inciter
bers of her family visiting her,
Personal items
IVlr, Hugh McKinnon, of Lon-
don, spent a clay with his moth-
er, Mrs. M. McKinnon.
'The story in
Zion
By MRS, •Jt.tP DYKEMAN.
Personal items
Mr, and Mrs. Jud Dykeman,
Lynda, Leslie, Ini1y and David,
Mr. and Mrs, Raul Dykeman;
Crediton, Mr, .and Mrs. Roy
Dykeman, London, Misses. Ruth
Ann and Jane Dykema», Wing -
ham and Mr. Gerald Dearing,
Exeter, attended the Dykman•
Garrick wedding on Saturday at
Waterdown.
.lairs, Leslie Glennie and Care,
of Galt, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. .and Mrs, Jud Dyke -
man.,.
2
A r, and Mrs. Lorne Jahns and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Aldan DeKay 01
London,
'Mr. George Earl is spendng
some time with Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Brock.
Mrs. Harry Bern and children
spent Friday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn, Ciande-
boye,
Mr, and Mrs, Ephriam Heal
visited. Sunday with Mr, and
' Mrs. James Earl of Exeter,.
Mrs.
Ross r
Hen sociis the
weekend
at
home.
Some of the ladies from the
community
t00
a u
k b trip, s
to
Brantford on Tuesday,
Mrs, Harold Herand Mr,
Norman Brock attended the hor-
ticultural meeting on Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C.lausius
spent the weekend at Detroit.
Miss Martha Heideman, of
Clinton, was a weekend visitor
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Heideman.
Misses Meda Surerus and Jean
McCaig, of Toronto, spent the
weekend in town with the for -
flier's brother, Mr. Gordon Sur-
erus.
Miss Marlene Wagner, of
Kitchener, a was weekend K ekend visitor
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Len Wagner.
Miss Arlene Haberer, RN, ac-
companied by several girl
friends of London, spent Thurs-
day and Friday visiting Mr, and
Mrs. Feria Haberer and other
friends, ,
Mrs. Alarie Hess has returned
from spending some time 'visiting
her sons and their families at
Peterboro and Toronto. She was
accompanied home by Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hess, of Toronto.
Miss Mary Lou Fritz, of To-
ronto, is visiting with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz.
Misses Dianne Thiel and Susie
Bedard, of London, visited at
their homes here over Sunday. ,
Miss Anne Bullen, of London,
was a house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Rawlings over Sun-
day.
un•day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson,
of Centralia. called on Zurich
friends on Sunday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell and
family attended the wedding of
their niece, A4iss Norma Bald-
win, to Mr. Lyle Rhea, at Cot -
tam, on Saturday.
Bruce Russell visited last week
with
his cousins, Nancy, Randy,
and Susan Russell, at Essex.
Mr. and Mrs..Earl Pickering
and family, of London, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Pickering and Terry.
Mrs. M. Hewlett, 01 Exeter,
and Mrs. N. McCallum, of Lon-
don, visited on Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, Jim,
Scott and Bonnie.
Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Gun-
ning, of Granton, were Tuesday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 0. C.
Russell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Roy, of
Crediton me.h.ts
P.ersonel items;
Miss Ella Morloclk returned
home last week from Rochester,
Minn. much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb ilaist, of
Detroit, spent the weekend at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Em-
mery Fahrncr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hoist
are spending a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Listoen .end
family at Portage la Prairie,
Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Wuerth
left Saturday for Lefroy to spend
the summer with Mr, and Mrs.
Ken Baxter and family.
11 •.
li and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser
spent a few days at :Detroit over
the weekend.
Attu Sandra Finkbeiner spent
the weekend with Miss Marilyn
Haig at Fenwjck.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Renney,
Letter from
Brinsley
of Detralt, are vrsitin.g with her
Mother, Mrs. John Hlrtze1 and
Sons.
The auction sale of Mr. Albert
Morloek Saturday was well at-
tended. Mr. Morloek left an Sun-
day to live with his son, Martin,
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Presz•
cator and Perry visited: with Mr.
and Mrs. .tom Blackie at Bay-
field .on Sunday
lYir, FmiliersOn Wein was nail- Miss Themis Weber, of tendon,
TJTit IlmliAtivesete, June 4 lit$9 P j
nripraved.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Gerald Wein and
family, of London, are visttprs
with Mr. end Mrs. J. Sutter and
Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Wein,
I s, .and Mrs. Austin Faltrner
and son, of Wiiiawdale, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Fahrner and
family, of Landon, were visitors
over the weekend with Mr. And
Mrs. Everett Fahrner.
Visitors et the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Weber on Sun-
day were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Sehade and family of ;Zurich,
Mrs Dan Weber, Dashwood and
ed en jury duty at Goderieh this 1r. Wesley Wein has not made
week. F much improvement later and
Mr, arl Lippert is building all ;his famil Y
y were home over
a housen
a the sitew
re ,
1,e the
the weekend. J11,•s. Paul Temple,
Ewald home used to be.mol
Mr, :a d Mrs, Arnold end Eugent,, of Rochester
n 1 s, Carl Radford are visiting here with her sister.
and Shirley spent Sunday .at Ed Note -- As we go to press
Kitchenerwe learn of the death of Mr.
Mrs.' William escent at Smith eek, •
her home who has Wein .-further particulars net
een convalw
is
bimproving.
Mrs. Clifford ;Hill is still et, down, visited with Mr, and Mrs,
• South Huron Hospital, somewhat Joe h'inkbeiner an Sunday,
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting,
of Lucan, visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Fred .Fenton Monday eve-
ning,
Mrs. Eddie Dixon, of Sault
St. Marie carne borne on Monday
to be with her .mother who was
hurt in a car accident recently,
Mr, and Mrs, John Morgan,
of Guelph, spent the weekend at'
',heir farm on .concession 4,
Mr, Jim Cunningham, of Clan-
dehoye, called on Mr. and Mrs.
George Prest on Thursday eve-
ning,
Mr, and Mrs. William Haskett,
of Henfield, spent Saturday eve-
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Ellwood.
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Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl.
Dixon were Mr. and Mrs, Ed
Clark of Centralia and Mr. and
Mrs, Howard Truemner and Ron-
nie, of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Keogh
spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Mcllhar-
gey, of Lucan.
Clinton, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Love,
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Rhea, of
Cottam, were Tuesday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Clift Russell
and family,
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