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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 8Pige 8, Tho: Times,.Advocate, Jun. 4, 1959 Two, .13,ashwpod.giris receive •UVV U de.•..grees By MRS, ERVIN. RAPER1 tets graedfathk Mr. Henry Mrs. Harry Zimmer and fain- Weigand' 1.1Y attended Convocation at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snell, n University of Western Ontariospent Sunday with relatives i'London. last Saturday when her daughter, Theresa, received her diploma 1Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile and r. and Mrs, William Haugh public health nursing. M Mrs. Letta Taylor. Mrand and Shirley spent Sunday in ,. Mrs. Sid Baker and Mr. and Mrs.! Michigan calling on relatives at Ted Webb attended convocation' Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gofton, at the University of Western On- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert ResternaY tario when ,Vine, daughter of' er and Randy, of Plattsville, Lett Taylor. received her Otto Restemayer, Mrs. Madeline degree in Bachelor of Science. I Fleet and family, and Mr. Stew WI visits pottery plant art Kraft and Chuck Thompson, About 32 members and friends of London, spent Sunday with of Dashwood WI chartered a bus; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Restemayer. last Wednesday and visited Pine-, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ford and croft Ceramic Art Studios at Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller and Aylmer, owned and operated by girls spent Sunday at Guelph Cavvy and Jimmie Clennell. with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gusso. Mrs. Clennell gave an Interest - Miss Erma Wein, of Clinton,. spent the weekend with Mrs. lag talk on crafts and the art of erb Wein and Robert. pottery -making. Mr. Clennell ex- HMrs. Pearl Salrnon. London. pained the materials used and the method of glazing. He also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff demonstrated the making of a .Salmon and girls. Mrs. Frieda Yaussi and son, g ju ase and howl The homes = v • of the ladies will be graced by of London, spent the weekend lovely pieces of handmade pot- tery obtained at the studio. Following a picnic supper held on the grounds the group board- at Bradford. ed the bus for home. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Rankin and Last Friday, members of Zion sons, of Tillsopburg. spent Sun - Lutheran Church; Mr. and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Bak - Albert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Rein- er. hold Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Valen- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mueller, tine Becker, Miss Helen Nadiger, Douglas and Cynthia, of Ohio, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Art Koessel, of Lansing, Mich., spent the week- end with Mrs. John Kuntz and other relatives. Ronald McIsaac, Mrs. Jack Griffith and Lynn, of Detroit, spent the weekend with Mrs, Lu- cinda McIsaac. Mrs, Katie Weigand and chil- dren, of Oakville, attended the with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stelck are visiting with their son, Mervyn, Mr, Gordon Kraft and Pastor K. Zorn, travelled to St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Stratford, to attend the Lutheran Laymen's League seminar to hear the Rev. Erdman Frenk, of Joliet, Illinois, speak on the topic "Salesmen for Christ." The Rev. Frenk told the as- sembly of 140 that the greatest need of the church in the world today is for more men to be ac- tive in the church's work and service. funeral of Mr. Henry Weigand Dedicate new communion set on Saturday and visited with rel- ti Dedicated in Zion Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan, ves. Church last Sunday was a new of Pickering, spent the weekend silver set of individual commun- with Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Miller ion, ware. The set will serve up and relatives. to 160 persons in one service and can be added to, if more are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bearss and needed. family, of Port Colborne, spent t After the dedication the cam -he weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth munion set was used for the first Martene and other relatives. time in the celebration of the Misses Elaine and Carol Mil - Lord's supper during the morn- ler and Norma Weigand spent ing service. Sunday with Miss Joan Rader. ONO Club • The final meeting of the sea- Henryeigan d . . r Thursday at the home of Mrs. ISTrICT Tarmer son for the GNO girls was held! d. Milfred Merner. Henry Weigand died at Clinton Mrs. Robert Hayter received a prize for the highest total score Public Hospital Thursday, May28, 1959, in his 85th year. for the year and Mrs. Harold Schroeder for second high. Mrs.He farmed on the 14th conces- sion of Hay Township. Surviving are two daughters, Mts. Clarence (Beaulah) Desjar- dine and Mrs. Laird (Pearl) Hendrick; three sons, Harrison, Eben and Louis, all of Hay Town - Roy Morenz received a prize for the highest single score. Plan strawberry supper The Ladies' Aid of the Evan- gelical United Brethren Church are planning a strawberry suPPer I ship; also one sister, Mrs. Mary the latter part of June (June 24). Tiernan, of Dashwood. Personal items The body rested at the Hoff- Fl/Lt. and Mrs. Rigby Stami- man funeral home until Satur- son and two children have taken day when services were con - up residence in the new home ducted by Rev. W: F. Krotz, which Mr. Howard Klumpp re- with interment in Goshen EUB eently had erected. Fl/Lt. Stami- Cemetery. son is with the RCAF, Centralia. Pallbearers were six grand - Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg children, Wilmer and Ron Des - end family, of Waterloo, were jardine, Ross and Lorne Haugh, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill aid Donald Weigand. Garnet Willert. Flower bearers were three Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Weiberg, grandchildren, Douglas Weigand, of Waterloo, were weekend Robert Hendrick and James gnests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weigand. Weiberg and Mr. and Mrs. Vic- tor Tyler. Mr, and Mrs. Mike Burke, of, A century ago Brampton, spent the weekend; The Trans -Atlantic cable from with Mr. Milton Haugh and also Newfoundland to Ireland was attended the funeral of the lat-,laid in 1858. 1 s, 1'a - S 174 Sot _110es0.0 se-l" stfes' les-%•e5s. (09 ot •ee 'et \aloos. chesot's.boe tas choice! .Good looking shoes that fit good and feel good, shoes in sizes and styles to please every member of the family : shoes at prices that go easy on the family budget that's what you'll find here. Come see, select! For Brother; 1=, shoes galore In styles tj. like Dad's; sturdy, too. trot Dad, a big variety of shoes, handsome, comfortable, Smyth's Shoe Store Fiftingt if Desired PHONE 1/6 'EXETER RECEIVES DEGREE. Arnie Taylor, Dashwood Happenings in Biddulph By MRS. M, H. ELSTON Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer and boys spent Sunday with their uncle, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Archie Teetzle, Mt, Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. Chris =Fischer accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. William Steuer and Mrs. Otto Meyer called on Mrs. Emma Stire, Exeter, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Steuer, of North Tonawanda, and Mrs, Otto Meyer, London, visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg at their home entertained on Monday evening in honor of Mr, Karl Weiberg who was celebrat- ing a birthday. A dinner was served for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner, Karen and Garry, spent Sunday in Belgrave with Mr, and Mrs. Ken Mason, Mrs. Alex McFalls visited on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. M. H. Elston, Mrs, Sam Skinner entertained several little children for her son Gary whose birthday was June 1 and Karen, whose birth- day was .Tune 3. There were six candles, four for Karen and two for Gary on their birthday cake. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Chris Fischer were Mrs. Joe Mordush and son Frankie, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fischer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer and family, all of London. Mrs. George McFalls, Mrs. Kay Blair, Mrs, Iva Blair, Mrs. Kay Elston and Mrs. M. H. Elston attended the musical festival held in Lucan last week. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Culbert, of Niagara Falls and Mr. Clar- ence Culbert of Centralia spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alex McFalls. Mrs. Allan Elston and Mrs. M. H. Elston accompanied Sheila and Wendy last Wednesday eve- ning to the mother and daughter banquet at RCAF Centralia. Misses Sheila a n d Wendy Elston, also David Elston, family of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston, Centralia, were successful in ob- taining three first prizes in Lu - can festival: piano duet, Sheila and David; 'vocal duet, David and Wendy; solo, Wendy. 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Wilson conducted the devo- tional. _ Mrs. Colin Gilfillan gave reading and Mrs. A. O. Elliot of Exeter favoured with two solos assisted by Mrs. 1-1, J. Snell at the piano. Mrs. .Tack Essery and Mrs. Langford of Centralia sang duets accompa- nied by Mrs. Alvin Essery at the piano. Mrs. William Routly, the vice- president of Huron Presbyterial, introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Edighoffer of Mitchell, who is the Community Friendship con.vener of the London Branch. •She took the "Blossoms of Life" as her topic comparing them in three ways, the fragrance, the beauty and the fruit afterwards to our own lives. Mrs. Philip Hern thanked Mrs. Edighoffer for her inspiring message. Mrs, Jack Coates and Mrs. Andrew Dougall of Exeter favoured with a piano duet. Mrs. Jack Glenn of Chiselhurst gave a reading. .After the program everyone assembled around little tables, where a lunch and that "friend- ly cup of tea" was served. Mrs, Jack Coward and Mrs. Everett Skinner poured tea at the centre table, covered in a lace table- cloth, decorated with yellow candles and yellow and white blossoms. Personal items Miss Verde Kellett returned home Saturday after being a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital for 10 weeks, At present she is staying with Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett of Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Johns, Grace, Edward and Larry visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell of Hensel] and at- tended the anniversary service at Hensel' Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mrs. Edith Baker visited on Sun- day with Mrs, T. Hodgert of Seaforth. Mrs. Philip Murch is a patient in South Huron Hospital again following another stroke. The epidemic of measles is going the rounds in the com- munity not only with children, but mothers too. He thumbed a ride back to look in at' Larry's Supertest PHONE 968 EXETER Charlie's headed for the best buys in transportation. You, too, can save big here. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen were Mr. and iVirs. Donald Stephen of Exe- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robin- son and family .of Kirktbn, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Stepheit and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dilling of Granton. Bride -elect honored A miscellaneous shower for Miss Donna Gilfillan, bride -elect of this Saturday, was held on Friday evening in the church basement. Miss Dianne Johns played the wedding music while Mrs. Ivan Brock escorted Donna to a dec- orated chair and Mis's Kaye Horne read the address, The "Kitchen Kapers" orches- tra played several numbers In- cluding the Wedding March for the mock wedding when the pre- tending pastor (Mrs. Emerson Penhale) ;joined together the groom (Betty Stephen) and the blushing young bride (Carol johns). The best man (Dianne Johns) and bridesmaid (Shirley Johns) stood up with them, the bride given away ,by her father (Margaret Beiber). Miss Frances Johns favoured with a number on the piano ac- cordion, , Dennis Brock and Miss San- dra Skinner carried in a basket of kitchen utensils and presented a corsage to Donna. After open- ing her many lovely gifts and being showered with confetti Donna thanked everyone. Members attend Lions convention International Counsellor Jake Sweitzer of Exeter Lions Club, Mrs, Sweitzer; Mr, and Mrs, Ed Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hockey, Mr, and. Mrs. W. G, Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs, Andy Snelgrove, Mr, and Mrs, Larry Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Norm Walper spent the forepart of the week : • Topics from Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE Personal items Mrs. Norman Hodgins was in London on Wednesday attending the Chancel Guild meeting at St, Paul's Cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitz- gerald, Roberta and Christine. IThorndale, and Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Fitzgerald, London, were Sun- ray guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire, Ceeil S uire is a paUent at St, Joseph's Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Mac Mills at- tended the renawa.re banquet in Hamilton. on Saturday evening. akd Mrs. Cleve Pullman and boys visited Sunday at Staffa with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pull- man. Gordon and Grant Hodgins were in Mitchell Saturday for the Petth County judging day of the 4-H Club. In the evening the trophies And awards were pre- sented, Mr, and Mrs. Melville Gun- ning and Muriel visited Sunday with Mr. ,arid Mrs. F. Squire, Prospect. Mrs, Ray Parkinson visited for a few days during last week with Mr. and Mrs, Herman Foster, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley, Carol and Kathleen, of Hazel Park, Michigan were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Morley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johns, Exe- ter, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Whalen United Church are holding their Sunday School an- niversary on Sunday next. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey De Laur- ier disposed of their household effects on Saturday at their auc- tion sale. Mrs. De Laurier left on Saturday evening for Ottawa and Mr. De Laurier will follow shortly. attending the district convention of Lions ,clubs at Windsor, Hold Onto Your Hat! These Buys Are BIG! '57 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON—radio; tutone, in the best of condition. '55 PLYMOUTH SEDAN "55 DODGE 4 -DOOR SEDAN '54 FORD SEDAN—radio, tutone, a dandy! '54 PONTIAC 4 -DOOR SEDAN—tutone, a good one! '54 CHRYSLER 4 -DOOR SEDAN — radio, automatic transmission, fully equipped, blue in color, a real sharpie! Come In And Test Drive One, Today, Mothers Bros. Your Local Chrysler Plymouth Dealer PHONE 321 EXETER SELL. ELECTRIC Creat Golden Opportunity Sale Special Filter -Flow Wringer Washer The ONLY Wringer Washer that assures a lint -free wash. it gives the cleanest wash ever. The moving metal filter catches every speck of lint. It's especially low-priced during this wonderful General Electric Great Golden Opportunity Sale at Russell :Electric. Come in today. See it — you'll buy it! LIBERAL ALLOWANCE For Your Used Washer . . . . A BEST BUY FOR YOUR FAMILY ... 16 years of Conservative rule have resulted in a growth of arrogance, of beauracracy and in the denial of many rights of the individual IT'S TIME for a CHANGE VOTE HARRY STRANG Your Liberoll'Condidate in Huron TIMMY STRANG seeks your support becease he realizes the Liberal proposals which provide for easing the municipal tax burden; increased aid to education; exten- sion of hospital insurance to.inplude thron- ics and out-patients care; tax-free gas for use in farm implements, and many others are for the benefit of everybody in Huron, HARRY STRANG, as a rnuni- cipal clerk and successful farmer, is fully qualified to represent Huron in the selution.of the many problems facing municipalities and agriculture today. He knows the problems a the farmer . of the businessman. WARD Vote LIBERAL Look FOR In Huron VOTE STRANG on June 11 (Published by 'the 1-turon tibtrAI MSOCIAtiOn.) 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