The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-09-03, Page 14"rage 14 The, Tintes•Advo ate, Selpen'lb4r : 1959
Eire v d US le
„
gives
istatue.to church
,Sunday morning. an overflow ! spent Sunday with the latter's
rangr.ege,tion at Zion Lutheran: brother, Mr. Edmund Wolper and
Church, Dashwood, witnessed! Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walper.
the dedication of a statue - of l :fir, Everett. Reynolds of Ply.
Jesus Christ given to the church! mouth. Mich returned home Mon -
by a couple unknown to its' day after spending the past
.xnentbers. i week with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin•
Poring the ceremony, the con-. Waleer.
gregation glared in the sorrow Miss Beth Snell spent last
Of the couple who lost a four- weak in Landon with relatives.
Fear -old daughter one year ago.
The dedication was t1Je eulmi• 4 }
taatian of an unusual 'chain of me- De,Slardlne
events resulting from the untime-
death of the child. Stephen resilient
Pastor Kenneth L. Zorn de -
Miss Christina Desjardine. 75.
ateribes how it came about: of Stephen Township died Mon -
Following the death of their day. August 31. 1359 at the home
slaughter last summer. Mr. and of her brother, Foy, .Stephen
Mrs, T. Skomski, Detroit, came Township.
to Grand Bend "to try to for -
She is survived by four hen
get". They were buying groceries there: Fny of RR t Grand fiend.
to one of the resort's stores when Ferdinand and Horner of Ste -
they saw the Dashwood church's phen and Ferdinand.
of Exeter: two
Bard mounted on the wall. Be- sisters, Mrs. Albert Vincent,
mg Lutherans themselves, Mr. Stephen, and Mrs. Emeline Wilds
4knd Mrs. Skomski decided to of London.
visit Zion church.
Rev. Zorn came upon the The body rested at the Hoff -
couple while they were looking man funeral home until Gifednes-
at the exterior of the building day at 2:00 p.m. when :Rev. E.
and took them inside to see the Watlam of Grand Bend nffi-
Qxtensrye renovations made by crated and interment was made
the congregation, The man and in Grand Bend Cemetery,
.his wife, according to Rev. Zorn,
"!fell in love with the church."
Mr. Skomski suggested a stat-
ue 'of Christ in the altar would
Attend centennial
r�
COUPLE DONATES STATUE TO DASHWOOD CHURCH
. Rev. K. L. Zorn beside altar of Zion Lutheran Church
Cancer drive 1,, Huron
enhance the appearance. Rev.� •
Zorn indicated several members In C1 O church tool target by $2,00O
of the congregation had the same On Sunday Mr. and A1rs. Wil -
ram i ery r inn of
thought and had asked him to 1 S 11 „ Mrs. W. A.Piper
enquire about the cost, which Fresno,, California, an aunt of Final campaign returns of the
lee had determined to be in Hie Mr. Sillery's who is visiting in Huron Unit of the Canadian Can -t
aieighborhood of $100. the community, and Mr. Alex ser Society indicate the county's
Several days later a check for James of Staffa attended the cen- x459 objectivecwas exceeded by
that amount was found at the • tennial service of the Dunblane
church with the instruction that Presbyterian church near Pais- over $2,000.
It be used for the purchase. The ley, ' Treasurer Mrs. Beryl. A. }tarp•
issuer of the check remained The original log church built er, Goderich, announced this
Anonymous, in 1859 by the people of the week contributions totalled $15,
An additional amount. required neighborhood from cut cedar 263.75. contributions
for the unit,
for installation, was contributed' taken from the banks of the Sate
by Mr. and Mrs. `Edgar Reste-
mayer, members of the congre-
gation,
This spring, the couple drove
tip to a service station, operated
by one of the elders of the
church, and noticed the church's
card in the office. They .enquired
if a statue had been purchased ,
for the church.
The elder. who knew of the
earlier proceedings, requested
the couple's identity and, with,
Rev. Zorn, secured permission
to have a suitable inscription;
placed on the statue.
In his dedication Sunday, Rev.!
Born suggested that the gift
serve to remind the congregation
of Christ's words: "Cance unto
toe. all ye that labour and are
heavy laden, and I will give you
rest."
The dedication took place dur-
ing a special confirmation re-
union service to which all mem-
bers who were confirmed at
Zion were invited. Special speak-
er was Rev. Frank Malinski,
Elmira, honorary president of
the Ontario district of the church.
The visitors were served lunch
ki the basement,
This week in
Dashwood
r Ry MRS. ERVIN RADER
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Bur-
izidister, Miss Ellen Gilbert, Mr.
and Mrs. William Haugh and
Shirley, Mrs. Carmen Eckmier
and Paul of Stratford left Thurs-
day for New Ontario to visit with
relatives,
Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Rader and
boys were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader and
family.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Maine
tend girls of Kitchener and Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Hindley and fam-
ily of London were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Reinhold Miller on
Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and
family of Waterloo spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs. L.
H. Rader,
Miss Thelma Weber of London
(pent the weekend with Mrs.
Dan Weber,
Mrs. Nelda Routledge of Lon-
don spent the weekend with Mrs.
Philip Fassold.
Mr, Melvin Guenther, who
spent the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Baker, has returned to
Gary, Ind.
Mr, and Mrs, Ervin Guenther.
And Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guen-
ther of Toronto spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baker.
Mr, and Mrs. Martin McGre-
iere and family of London vaca-
tioned with Mr. Otto Restemayer
last. week,
Mr, and Mrs. 'Rrtbt. Reichel
and family , and Mrs. Eleanor
Xrueger of Mt, Cleren, !rich..,
geen River, still remains but has now in its second year of opera-
been covered with lumber on the . tinn, was 313,000.
outside and plaster nn the inside.' An additional $806.20 has been
Recently the walls received their raised this year through the pur-
first coat of paint in honor of the chase of in .memoriam cards.
centennial , boosting the total county fund
The and were made to 316,069. The cards, available
by handepulpitby the pewsw Peter made at funeral homes throughout the ,11111,111111111lull„I11111t1111,11,u1,1111111111111111111n,7
county, recognize contributions
later Rev. Peter Scott, a former made to the society in memory 1
Contributions by districts to the
1959 campaign were, Exeter,
£4,194,46; Goderich, $4,854,54;
Seaforth, $2,687.70; Clinton, $2,•
203.30; Win g h a m, $1,527.251
Blyth, $296.50. A grant of $500
was received from Huron county
council.
In memorial)) contributions to
date for the year are: Goderich,
$332.25; Exeter, $192.25; .Sea -
forth, $150.85; Clinton, $125.35;
Blyth, $5.50.
The society's annual campaign,
at which time educational liter-
ature is distributed, is conduct-
ed, during the month of April,
pastor of Cromarty Presbyterian
of deceased persons,
church,
flie are most grateful :for the
One of the oldest living mem-,support we have received from
hers of the congregation, Dr. Wil- the citizens of Huron in our fight i
Liam McK.echnie of Armstrong.. against one of mankind's most i
13.C., was present for the occa- tragic and baffling diseases,"
sion and returned with the Sil said Mrs. Kenneth Johns, RR 1. i
Ierys to visit in Hibbert Town- Woodham chairman of the unit i
ship.
"Remember, darling, you won't
always be a junior clerk in a
moldy old office."
"That's a fact! I'vee alreadq
got a week's notice."
"The success of the campaign i
has enabledus to extend the
service we provide local patients i
as well as to increase our con-
tribution toward the nation-wide
research program sponsored by
the society."
Buy your Holiday
Meats at
Fink's
CANADIAN
PROPANE
GAS
A APPLIANCES
GRATTON &
H OTSO N
Phone 156 Grand Blend
tofa"Imin/1n011,111111111nn11u,
FINK'S MEAT MARKET •
Phone 3 Harnls1 Holtzman and Nereid Weife Exeter
aR?i9SAtE'
,New, of E.iimvl!Ie
Sy MRS. ROSS SKIMMER
or of Mrs. Fulton's grandmother;
i Airs. Elizabeth Davidson, ;cele-
bratiny2 her 85th 'birthday.
1 Mr. Edward Skinner • attended
!the 4-R bus trip 10 Owen Sound,
Midland and .5tanitoulin Island
loverthe weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan :Kew, of
, Granton, visited. en Saturday
evening with. Mr. and Mrs. Al-
f vin Fulton and family.
The community surprised Mr.
1 and Mrs, Robert Johns on Sat- !
urday evening. to a rousing
chivari before their departure'!
` to their new home in Alberta.
I Miss .Janice Morley of Whalen.
l and Miss Carol .Bell spent a
I couple of days with Miss Joan
I ?ym,
P,rsonsl it.nns
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Webber,
Clifton, Craig and Ronald return-
ed home last week after visiting
a few days with Mrs. Webber's
parents, Mr. And Mrs. William
Alderson of Sydney, Nnva Scotia,
While visiting there, thea' toured
the Sydney Mines, Cabot Trail,
Smoky Mountains and various
other places around Sydney.
Misses. Bonnie and. Gwennoth
Penhale, of Exeter, are holiday-
ing with Misses Helen and
Sharon flatten.
Mr. and Mrs. A.11'in Fulton,
Douglas and Larry, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Bev -
ben Pehlke of Monkton and at-
tended a. birthday panty in bon -
ENDS Sat., Sept. 5
WE STILL HAVE BARGAINS GALORE
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Children S
*C1409L SHOES
Sleek, SrtsWri or Rai
2.$8 $324
S3088
Women's
Dress Pumps
Asanr#ed t .!burs
itcooter fo 31,95
GALS $2188
Men
Work Boots
erk er Heeatlte Shies
Values to SIM
%AL►5i.8$
_Men'.* Dress
Oxfords
Bleck or grown
V6tues to r:9.93
SALE $508$
S m
PHONE 3i
th's Shoe Store
It WIS't"r t
ell.il!!!!�!!!I�!AntePilit�I-U.1.!!!S!!.SA!!!t1AlIItAt,SR!1SC11U4-AIIA!!!!.U.A!,!!!.IIA!!4!t�.!1.!F!SDdt)�n,UtylttU�!!!!It!!!IA1.tT.!liflfl , ,,.,, �
Warm Air Heating ._
And
of
Air Conditioning
New .installetioni and Aiteeations
LENNOX & ANTHES IMPERIAL FURNACES
OII. BURNER SALES & SERVICE
Lindenfields Ltd.
Associate Member, National Warm Air Heating and
Air Conditioning Association
PHONE 181 EXETER
111111}111111lIff}lfliflfltllfti1f1111lif111t11,111/1/lflflf1miot111111111111111fIIIIIft111111)!11/Ill}lfllfilltlltlllfleltf,l7
lam on ix us at no NB mg me
wmakea
1 do , theQ f 1
work of AS
SAVE /
�2 THE PAINT - and '/2 THE LABOR •
NIIwMIIs meNou■ow•umlee■gmwew®m
IT'S EASY WHEN YOU USE
supERNLAsTIc
ONE -COAT WHITE
House Paint
Make the exterior woodwork and trim of your home
the whitest, the brightest — year after year — with
self-cleaning SUPER-LASTIC .. • sheds dirt, to give
more beauty, more lasting durability and weather-
proof protection. Perfect one -coat coverage over pre-
viously white painted surfaces — Cuts painting costs
in half: saves hours of painting time too.
CANADIAN TIRE SAVES YOU $1.50 A GALLON.
"ARMADA" Outside White
Paint Bargoin
i e�
f QY`ART GALLON
"Alkyd Modified" Formula -- Contains Titanitursi. -- the
• WHITEST WHITE - - reclaimed from the everspray and
residue of the finest appliance finishes. Brighten your
home or cottage with Long-lasting; easy brushing Armada
House Paint. (May be tinted to a wide Color range, for
pennies extra.) Also in ready -blended Cream, Bright Red.
!dark Green, Aluminum: also Interior Gloss or Flat White.
ARMADA FLOOR and TRIM f1NAME1 Mani Shies Tile Red,
Medium Cray or Dark •raven.
New- Master Painter's Quality
BLEN • DIT
EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT
An entirely new tough, durable paint film — formulated
to stand up to our rough Canadian winters and sizzling
summer sun. Exceptional covering and ,hiding catiacity
that will appeal to the
thrifty holne-owner. Low -
odor. Choice of 72 decora-
tor et) 1 ors and Finishing,
White. Worth $7. a gaIIon.
TINTING BASE
OT. 1 „3 —GAL: 4.59
OTITSIDE WHITE
QT. 1.49—GAL. 4,89
?intros Tubes—freer .14
•LEN•bIT -- Later Latin; Interior Alkyd Flat; Sitnei•SIoss; interior
Ctess, Roar and Trim Enamel; also Primer . .. all featured at
Canadian Tire savings.
Reduces Pint kilter's
SUPER-LASTIC
PYA(!cols-Viely1 Acetate)
INTERIM—EXTERIOR
IMSE PAINT
Yea, *en ram veteran' favply PVA in
Wet weather. rtg1 t ever deer , ger•
fakeers, because PVA "isreat'bee' —
te reduce the 'Tahiti's 'freeing and
blistering. AQ-piapeae for Interior
and exterior nae -- fat weed, Con-
crete, a Ment Meek, brie and glee-
ee. hide 'ramie of beeetttet thee
rotors and whfte.
1.15 gas5
aT.Ilur SAL.
Tinting 7`aMM—fvllni .14
r�=
Pt Tr g,tt
No M*Msi
Ne Pen
SPRAY
ENAMEL
For meta find hoetite vire
tndoere and eat
dee:orator eelets*
.
f.ot►at iir,olateat wa,Tlm. too.
at
ARMOR OAT
Amo and Mcori,,e
Filming! BRUSH ar SPRAY
!!iglu -lustre sitper-nantel Tough.
Mirror -smooth. with brttsh er TOO.
Use Armor -Coat' en ear, boat, re!e.
e er turriiture—kitchen edpboairds.
ete. iia idsoree ready-: xett totem
er ettstom.made tones with added
tinting tithes.
1 -PT. T. SAL.
.55 1.85 640
Ready -Mixed slightly entre.
Tinting Tubes.. 14
MAKE CANADIAN tIRII YOUR PAINT
HEADQUARTERS—SAVE. SAFELY)
436 Main St. E +ter
hone 451 Milton R Robbins