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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-01-19, Page 10ft. 4 Pp 10 The 'ThnesrAthepote,. Ammry 19, 1961 NEW COUNCIL TO STUDY SEWERAGE — Announce- ment this week that sewerage proposals have been for- warded to the town council indicates that this will be one of the major issues of the coming year. The OWRC .has suggested„several different programs which council might undertake, Members of the new council, shown here on inauguration day, include: seated, from left, Deputy -Reeve Glenn Fisher, Mayor R. E. Pooley, Clerk C. V. Pickard, Reeve Bill McKenzie; standing, Council- lors Ralph Bailey, Claude Farrow, Eldrid Simmons, Jack Delbridge, Ross Taylor, Bill Musser and Rev. Bren, deVries, who conducted devotional exercises. 'Dashwood EUB • appoints officers By MR. ERVIN. RAPER ale and son David who have re. ,rently rettlrileci from France The annual meeting of Zion spew, the weekend with Mr, and Lutheran Church was held Sun- Mrs, Geor.0 Tiernan.andfam, ddleyraledveSneiVolz.,lavnaclaSnewY4phaBsteo‘r':Y and frleild"R the vieinitv. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Steick i present. Au organizations re- 1 of Bradford spent, the weekend ported .a seecessfol year. with Mr and Mrs, Ed Stelck, Officers elected •were; Pres): , dent, Wilfred Recker; vice-pre- sident, Gorden Nraft; elders, Harry BaYter, Edward Gack• stetter, Albert Miller; seereta- IT, Kenneth Kraft; treasurer, James Hayter; financial secre- tary, Howard Deters; trustee, Leonard Restemayer, • Oscar Miller, Emil Becker; mission secretary, Lloyd Rader; Mis- sion treasurer, Gerald Mar- tene. Finance committee, Ervin Rader, Charles Tiernan; evan- gelism committee, Charles Martene, Arnold Becker, Rob- ert Hayter; stewardship com- mittee, Albert Miller Milford Memel., Qrval Wassmann; education committee, Delmar Miller, Alvin Rader, Anthony Martene, Lloyd Willed; Sun- day School superintendent, Reinhold. Miller, ass't, Delmar Miller; auditors, V, L. Becker, Edgar Restemayer; nominating committee, Aaron Restemayer, Albert Rader, Reinhold Miller, 1Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid Zion 'Lutheran Ladies Aid held its quarterly LWML meet- ing Wednesday evening, Jan, 11 with group 3 and Mrs, Ervin Rader convener in charge, Mrs. Milfred Merner, the pre- sident, conducted the business. Twenty-seven boxes were distri- buted to sick and shut-ins at Christmas. An invitation was accepted from Zurich Ladies Aid to attend their February meeting, Two quilts are to be done this irionth, Mrs. Ervin Rader dealt with the mission topic, "Don't Stay At' Home". Lynda Rader fav- ored with hymns on the ac- cordion. Closing devotions were conducted by the group with the theme "Stewardship." ' During the lunch period, Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver, who was 75 and has been treasurer for 20 years was presented a gift and the group in charge served birthday cake and ice-cream, Bridal Shower Mrs. Elmer Rader and Mrs, Urban Pfile were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower at the hone of Mrs. William Haugh for her daughter, Shirley,bridc. elect of this month, Mrs, Ervin Rader conducted several contests and Mrs. Mil- fred 'Werner read a suitable reading. Mrs. Addison Tiernan entered as -the good fairy and assisted Shirley with her gifts. Shirley graciously thanked eve, ryone for their gifts and in- vited all to visit her in her home. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and son Bruce have returned to their home in Edmonton, Alber- ta, 'a tter" spending several weeks with Mr, and. Mrs. Ferd Miller. During their stay they visited relatives in Pickering and London as well as Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Pearl Duke at Fordwich. F/L and Mrs. Grant Good- MWOD for su A determined bid is being made to get Huron county back into the regional development program. First move came last week when representatives from most Huron municipalities attended a banquet in Goderich sponsor- ed by the Mid -Western Ontario launches drive rt from Huron ,Bill McKenzie, saki he was "extremely pleased" with the attendance of nearly 100. Idea behind the regional del ' velopment program was ex- . plained by Elmer Goebel, man- : ager of the ass'n, in answer to questions from Goderich rep- resentatives. Development Association. The ass'n will continue its, efforts this week when it will make a presentation Friday to Huron county council. Last year, Huron all but de- serted the four -county organ- ization which is attempting to; promote industry, tourist trade, and orderly growth in Buron.1 Perth, Wellington and Water- loo, 'Huron council suspended its; annual grant of $500: Goderich .and Wingham withdrew from the ass'n. The only municipali- ties supporting it in 1960 were, Exeter, Hensel], Seaforth, Clin- ton and Brussels, — Local officials attend All area municipalities were! represented at last week's meeting. MWODA president, News budget from Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Cooper's WMS The December meeting of Cooper's WMS was held at the home of Misses Florence and Kate Jameson with 14 mem- bers in attendance. Miss Florence Jameson open- ed with the worship service assisted by Mrs. Nelson Baker. Readings were given by Mrs. Robt. Elston and Mrs. Olive Baker. Mrs. Ellis Strahan, the presi- dent, took charge of the busi- ness portion. Mrs. McNaugh- ton had charge of the study book. Those taking part were Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Mrs. R. Elston, Mrs, A. Baker, Miss F. Jameson and Mrs. Strahan. Personal items Guests with Mr. and Mrs, D. Holland on Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Park- inson, Brenda and Margaret. Mr. Howard Rim) and Miss Noreen Walkom were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- Gregor, Kippen, for the week-• 1 end, Mr. and Mrs. Jules DeBrab- andere visited with their daugh- ter, Mary, at St, Joseph's Academy in London on Sunday and with friends later in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs, Lwellyn Currie, Denfield, were guests with Mrs. Currie's brother, Duncan McNaughton and family on Friday. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Timms on Friday eve-, ning were Mr, and Mrs. Den- zil 'Patterson, and family of Wellburn, , Guests with Mr, arid Fred Parkinsoe on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Strahan and family, Mr. and M. Austin TIMMS s Spent Sunday with her parents.1 mr. and Mrs, Denzil Facey,1 Wellburn, Mrs, David I-Telland attended , quilting at her sister's, Mr.. Frazer, of Parkhill on Tttet-' day, Mr, -Wilbert McNeight left on' Wednesday ler San Diego, Cal, to spend the Whiter with his broth& Edward and 'ratify. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Baker visited with Mr, and Mrs, Don. aid Doyce and other friends in Parkhill en Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Rnbert Elston visited with Mr, and Mrs. Guthrie makes of Ailsa Craig Dn. Wdd. •••-•• tieS y, Mr, johrt of fon, sbe,tit the weekend' with his mother, Mrs, ton Wilson,• tad boys', • "If Goderich or any other town feels it can get along by itself, do its own promotional work and meet its own prob- lems, there is no reason why it S.hould. belong to any associa- tion, Mid -Western or anything else, .but I have yet to see a municipality that can do that; even Toronto has to go to the government." "The idea of Mid -Western or any other regional association," explained Mr, Goebel, "is a. true collective effort. Take Lis- towel and Campbell's Soups; is there anyone who can say Clinton and Goderich are not going to benefit?" Murray Greene of Exeter was chairman, and speakers in ad- dition to Mr. Goebel were J. E. Turnbull, co-ordinator or reg- ional developments; George, Brown, Kitchener, regional sup- ervisor, Ontario Department of travel and publicity; William McKenzie, Exeter, president of Mid -Western; L. E. Cardiff, MP for Huron, and Mayor, Ernie Fisher, Goderich, I 0 onger exper men "Regional development until a feW months ago was con- sidered an experiment," said , Mr. Turnbull." We are beyond that stage now, and I feel sat - 1 isfied it has become a way of 'life, and an agency to make , Ontario strong, Its strength is ' not in Queen's Pork, but here." • Mr, Brown announced the , early appearance of a tourist ,promotion folder to serve We- terloo, Wellington, Perth and !Huron. He estimated $400,000 as a modest valuation to place :on Huron tourist revenue. Though not yet provided for :in legislation, he forecast that provincial grants will be avail- able to tourist associations, There is much need, he said, for pageants and spectacles, things such as the Stratford Shakespearean Festival that tourists cannot see nearer home. Seeks promotion aid In a question period, Henry 3,1enard of Grand Bend inquir- ed about financial aid for ad- vertising, in' hi village had spent $7,000, but got no assurance of aid, except in grants to tourist associations, George • Rumball of Clinton a Maitland River Conservation lAuthority, and Hal Hooke of • Exeter, conected with the Au sable Authority, said that once new councils are established, a resolution will go into the department of planning and 'development, asking for a vot- ing meeting. The meeting closed with a burst of applause at.a. remark ' by Mr, Hooke: "I am convinc- ed this is a very worthwhile • organization." asked "what aboa these small towns, more concerned with industry than with tourists?. I think you are doing a selling job on the lakeshore people and forgetting the other towns," "We do nothing for a par- tieular. municipality," Mr. Goe- bel explained, "but work to promote the area and every municipality in it." A question was asked about --KATC56E,T :AR SALES 1•41, Row tomes SA AtlitAte, 1Vutid Wertvir "Notice the hea.drooro?" o jo I\ 1Mrs. Hugh Morenz was a re - tent visitor with her great aunt, ;Miss Annie Consitt Ben- • gal). Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kers- lake and family were Sunday visitors with •IvIr, and Mrs, Har- old Finkbeiner and family. • Sunday visitors with Mrs, Ka- • tie Vincent and Harold were Mr, and Mrs. Rhiny Heckman, Marion, Robert and Linda of Luca n. Mrs, Isaac Bestard and Mrs. M. Desjardine of Grand Bend were Thursday visitors • with their brother, Mr. Wilfred Des- jardine, and Mrs, Desjardine, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gillies and family of Ailsa Craig spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Har- ry Sheppard and Dave. Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Steward - son and family of Pt. Albert were Sunday .visitors with Mr. j3iortsrMrs, Robert Adams and John Dietrich Is home from St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Miss Dorothy Glanville of Hensel1 was a weekend visitor' with Miss Donna Werzba and Mrs, M. Desjardine. Mr, and Mrs. Chris Baurriger. ten were Tuesday visiters with Mr, And Mrs, Charlie Brown at Bothwell. Mr% and Mrs, Jim Glover and Mr, and Mrs, Cliff Moore of Exeter were surprise visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred 1)6S- jardied On Saturday evening, in honor of airS. Desjardinea birthday, Trustees elect Ervin Rader 'rhe town trustees of Dash- wood held their. first meeting of the year when Ervin Rader was appointed chairman, Cliff Salmon, secretary - treasurer, and Harold Schroeder, road superintendent. Plans were made to hold a fireman's banquet in February. More sidewalks are to be laid this year. Other problems. were discussed. Fete couple at Shipka Mr. and Mrs: Norman 'Vin- cent were honored on the occa- sion of their 51st wedding anni- vers.ary at the home of their :daughter, Mrs. Don Dummi- gan, Mr, Dummigan and fam- ily at Grand Bend. Mr. Paul Humphreys of Lon- don spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Desjardine. Friday evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Finkbei- ner included Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Wilson of Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Webb and Mrs. 3, .11, McGregor of Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woods and family visited with Mrs. Woods' parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Garrod and sister Gayle, at Highgate, on Saturday. 2 qe" imii; trwt•tettfidlesaw,11141Vokl•I*Iilx mow& 1.• if ttied Ageing hist ihterestkt, but X ut oti. too 'Much weight," A ans,poand meteorite, noW. diStilayed Toronto, has the profile of a biab. and when it struck the earth at loon Creek, Alberta, IntAI Indians regard. ed it as a god anti when White Mon took away, hi Mal), the Indians hlarned that ler the disatipearanee of the nu/fain troln theft' hunting gonads, rprise birthday party Members of Mrs, Effie Klein - saver's family, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Scott and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cudinore of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver, Mr, and Mrs, George Tiernan •and Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Ra- der held •a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Effie Kleiestiver Saturday evening also on Sun- day when she was treated to dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. toui4 Raderich • The late Mr. Rader is: rest. Ing at the T. 1 -tarry Hoffman t naive of •:Hay funeral Thursday noon, then at Zion A home„ Das ,hwood until Louis' Rader, $6, Dashwood„ e. native of Hay •Township, died in South Huron lin pitql on Tuesday, January 17, Mr, Rader Was born on the ,Goshen Line and, following his marriage, farmed twomiles: east of Dashwood until retiring to the village in 1929, Fle was a member of Dash; w6od Lutheran :church. Surviving are his wtfe, Eliza.' beth, two. daughters, (idella) Mrs. Webster Schultze., De - (Selma) Mrs. Maur.: London; 't'ownship Lutheran :Church where the service will take place at .3(1 p.m. Rev. ,Geralct Schloz oI Logan, will .officiate. Interment !'will be in Dashwood Lutheran cemetery. Euchre party • Dashwood • WI held a. euchre. at the home of Alr. .11 Cl• Mrs. Emil Becker for the members and their husbands Saturday, January 3.4 Winners were: Harold Rader end Mrs. Eben Weigarid; eon. solation winners, Ralph Weber and Airs. 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