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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-10, Page 10Page, 10- The Times -Advocate, December 10, 1959 Dashwood institute approves donations By MRS. ERVIN RApgR ning side with Mrs. Wallace Ree- & ker a$ eaPteln• Euchre waa M Obrietmas Oleet140 "1 plaYed ith I • h M w WM-tiers: ug rs. DaShweed WOmen's Inatittlte held I Wilfred Merner; low, Mrs. V. 1.1. last Tuesday donations of $5 was Pecker; hidden sCore, Mrs. gar - Voted to Children's War Memo -1 old Rader. r a a Hospital, London; $10 to the; •gAfteIrts Mr all. lunch Santarrived with Children's Aid, Goderich and' Perent nieht 415 to the .Pashwood Men's Club • to assist with the ehildren"s• W.,alter roe. agne• .o..f. Zon _merest _enttreit held .parent night Christmas treats. :SundaY, Dee. 1% When devotipns, President Mrs. Leonard Schenk group games and _contests were presided for the business and an- enjoyed. Mrs. Lorne Gentther nouneed $8. had been received • and Lloyd Rader were :presented from Seaforth Fair Board for the with gifts for having the most Robert Becker was in charge of the closing devotions held in the church auditorium 4-H exhibit "The Cereal Shelf.' Mrs, john Rader reported that the Tweedsmuir History was ?fla- king progress and urged mein- bera to bring in suitable items for it. This meeting concluded the membershipcontest with the losing side, captained by Mrs. Sid Baker entertaining the win - Dog at Bend breaks door By MISS JO -ANNE HOOP An unfortunate incident hap- Rev. J. W. Gillis:4s gave a talk pened on Main Street last Wed on Christmas and he and Mrs, Gillings favoured with duets. nesdaY night when a large St. sales on the Nativity were Bernard dog charged across shown. Lloyd Eagleson also gave Main street after a cocker spa- a reading. Personal Items Failing to stop the St. Bern- Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Rader at- ard went right on through the tended the TA family banquet at plate glass door of the Dawn Armstrong's restaurant Saturday Tavern. evening as guests of the Times- • CWL plans Christmas party Advocate. The CL of the Immaculate Mr, and Mrs. Russell 13rint- •heart of Mary •held its monthly nell and James of Granton spent meeting at St. Darnien's school the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. on Monday, November 16 with Leonard Restemayer and fans. - the president, Mrs. M. Colin ilY• presiding. Rev. Director Fr. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and G. Smith opened the meeting, family, Mr. and Airs. Garet Weiberg and family of Waterloo Plans for the annual Christ- and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gam- snas party were completed. Reports oDeanery meeting ble and family of London called f held in Sarnia last month were on Mr. L. H. Rader Sunday and read by Mrs. M. Burke and visited with Mrs. Rader in Exe- Mrs. John Macdonald. Lunch ter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg was served by Mrs. Allemand s of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs, group. Howard Weiberg of Kitchener Euchre winners spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, The open euchre party at the Fred Weiberg. Legion Hall on Friday night The name of Louis Lader was sponsored by the Legion Ladies' missed from the visitors with Auxiliary was a success. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Miller last Winners for men were: lone Sunday. hands, Murray DesJardins; high, mj.it:.,,r4wicrgRgo.*".io John Batiuk; consolation, Emery -44,4V DesJardins. lone bands, Mrs. McClenchey; Shop Ladies' high, Mrs, Ruby Boyer; consolation, Mrs. Ruby Stan - lake. Correctors—In the account of the Remembrance Day service IVfrs. Les Hutchinson laid the wreath fer the provincial mother of Ontario instead of Mrs. Les Hodginson. Personal items The United Church Sunday school's Christmas concert will be held Wednesday, December 16, at 8 p.m. The Women's Institute Christ- mas meeting will be held in the Town Hall Thursday, December 17 at 2 p.m. The Scout Patrol that attended the fall camporee in Clinton re- ceived their crests for the good scouting which they showed. The marks obtained was 798 out of a possible 1,000. Anne Hoehler, Huth Reste-i inaYer and Authanne Rader were{ eharge of the program andi served lunch. V, L. Becker thanked the Leaguers on behalf the parents. Fowl supper The Ladies Aid of the Evange- lical IIB Church held their an- nual turkey supper for the hus- bands and their families Friday evening with approximately 60 attending. The theme was Christ- mas. Thanks 1 wish to thank the voters for the generous support given me at the polls on Monday. W. A. Sturdevant Thanks 1 wish to express my ap predation for the excellent tupport I received at the polls on Monday. Bill Cochrane GRAND BEND Feed The Birds it YOU wish choice Wild Bird Food r Selett Sunflower Seeds, .ve have both inquantity and grade you Want. Prices are cheap -4 lb., 5 lb., 50 lb. and Joe lb, bag t will pay yett to dtiVe nut to Alex M. Stewart AND soN Lto# tonattils Finest Pedigeeed goad Haas. AILSA -ONT. at •CREDITON EAST CQUPLE CELEBRATE # , Mr, and Mrs, •Harry Lewis Wed 50 Years GB Lions hear official On Thursday, December 3, the Lions of Grand Bend were hosts to their district governor, Lion Harold Forster from Barrie. Lien Harold's talk dealt rarity on the outstanding devel, opment o Lionism iu such coun- tries as Mexico, Europe and Ja. pan. On February 23, 1956, the first Lions Club was chartered in India for example, with 23 members. Today, India is proud to boast of 54 clubs with a membership of over 3,000 mem- bers. One of the first major projects of Lions in India was to provide a glas sof milk per dayfor 20 children. Today this project has reached such proportion, that 42,000 children receive a glass of milk in 34 cities. Lion Harold was pleased to install four new members into the Grand Bend Club as well as presenting attendance wards to 20 members. New members installed were Lions Fr ed Negryn, Harold Steinhoff, Doug Shepherd and Bruce Thompson. Perfect attendance awards were presented as follows: nine years, Lions Campbell Chapman, Ross Desjardine, Wally Desjar- dine, John Mamore, Mac MacLa- ren, Lawrence M a s o n, Bill Schlegel, Grfifin Thomas, Ken Young, Jim Dalton and Emitter - son Desjardine; seven years, Bill. Rendle and Bill Sturdevant; six years, Ray near; four years Dave Jackson; one year, Earl Datars, Russell Hoperoft, Fred MOV44111: ttfic4i014,4VAS lgtgV. AND MAKE THIS A Coronado Christmas Steam -Dry Iron $15.95 Newton, Orval WaSsrsian and John Hood. Lion Harold was _officially welcomed and introduced by Lion Henry Menard and thanked. by Lion Wilfred McNaughton. Lion Secretary John MacDon- ald presented merrite award CICOICOMPROWigfil • Crediton Eastcouple c:vlebrate anniversary By MRS. W, MATZ Mr. and Mrs. HOMY Lewis celebrated their 60th wedding Mversary at their -11Q11.14 here en Samiay, December O. Now aged 72 and 70 Years, Mr. LOWS is in poor ihealth..but Mrs. Lewis is still active. Mrs. Lewis was the former Reheeea .Sims, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Job Siins and both have been residents here all their life. Members at the familY.. eigh- bois and friends called to e tend their good wishes to the conple. They were the recipi- ents of an anniversary Bake and ether gifts and a host of ..cards. hey have three oiloreo; two daughters and one son; Ms. Alec Hamilton of Grand Rend, Mrs, Leonard Wein here and Eber at home, three grandchil- dren and our great grandchil.. dren. Guests who .called were from Wautetten, London, Thedford, Parkhill and Exeter. to Lion Rill Rendle, who has been one of the outstanding members of the club for several years. Personal itsmo • Mrs. Arlias tee and son Bradley, who have been resid, • ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein, Moved to 14.0n - don last Saturday. ATM William Ms* attended the ZA family get.th-gether Exeter pn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold MeCal- lum, of Walton, spent Sunday with. Mr, and 11,1rs. .Frank Glan- ville and M. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele of HeSneler called oan M. and Mrs, Frank Glanville and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Kuhn and June, Phone 102 for HARVEY'S TAXI AND AMBULANCE 24,1-11011R SERVICE 11151}MIIMM5,101f55.1511111119141151115f.t11111t9101010TAMAIWAtIM5A114191454AMIOTH ti!Ift See Graham ArthurMotors for Giasslyner Mufflers Built And Priced To Fit Your Pocket HAVE ONE WALED TODAY1 Graham. 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