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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-04-20, Page 16Page 14 The Times-Advpcate, April 20.,. 1961 • • ,...Lamnch.: PS safetypatrol .at .Dashwood Safety patrol for Dashwood students was launched Thursday morning by Dashwood firemen and govt 'floials in, a ceremony at the school, Talks were given by Fred Cronkite, safety promotion officer of the On- tario dep't of transport, and PC Cecil Gibbons. Fire Chief James Hayter presented belts and badges donated by the brigade, who will also provide raincoats. The children will patrol crossings at three intersections in the village. Front row, from left, Margaret Merner, Robert Miller, captain; Edward Restemayer, Margaret Salmon, Richard Denomme, Mrs. Elgin Webb, Douglas McGaw, Fire Chief James Ilayter, Mrs. Letta Taylor, Peter Kraft, lieutenant; Mary Ann Hayter, lieutenant; Tom Wolfe, Bill Hoffman; back row, Lorne Kleinstiyer, Gerald Martene, Wallace Becker, Fred Cronkite, safety Officers with Dep't of Transport; PC Cecil Gibbons, Ervin Rader, Mervyn Webb, Cliffofd Salmon and Bob Hayter. —Zurich CN photo ATTEND LIBERAL .RALLY Local delegates to the On- tario Liberal Ass'n convention in Toronto last week reported the rally was an enthusias suctess: • Among those attending were .B.• W. Tuckey, Ex.eter; Joseph Gimn, Crediton; Beecher Men - es and Hugh Hawkins, Clin- ton. This ' ' • wts,lc in iNinCheisea ;Sy MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS ;Personal items Mr, and Mrs. William Wal- ters And Danny visited on Tuesday evening with Mr and' Mrs, Wilbert Glanville and • family of Staffa. *Mrs. Tack Maher, of London,' visited at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Colin Gillian and family i Dashwood news Disposai of thresher marks end of an era By MRS. ERVIN RADER After 32 years of grain thresh- ing Erwin Rader has disposed of his grain machine to Gerald O'Brien of RR 3 Dashwood, Starting as a boy of 15, he helped his father L. H. Rader and late uncle, Ernest Rader, who were in partnership. They • first used a White Machine and Allis Chalmers tractor later re- placed by a Goodison and fin- ally a Bell machine. Three , Oliver •tractors replaced the first. In 1947 he took over the busi- ness for himself. With the growing popularity of combines or farmers buying their own machines what was once a seasonable route has dwindled to a few customers. Two farmers, Arnold Kuntz and Wm. Ziler were steady customers for the entire thir- ty-two years. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Mrs. Philip Hern, Kathy,' •'Tenet and Kevin were. guests, on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford and • Elimville North, Miss Kay Horne of London' visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Freeman Horne1 and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith,1 of Crediton, visited on Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Colin Gil -1 fillan, and Barbara Anne, I The quarterly meeting of the LWML •was held Wednesday, April 12, with Mrs. Ken Kell. ler, convener, and her group in charge. The president, Mrs. Milfred Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day- Merner presided for the bum- snan and family, of Kippen,iness. She announced that Mrs. visited on Sunday with Mr, andiKen Keller had been appointed Mrs. William Walters and Christian growth chairman for Danny, the district; the spring rally :will be held in Mitchell Mao - day, ' !..-r!''!!!! day, April 24; and the social Wednesday, April 19; the mo- , The story in evening at the E.U.B. Church Zion ther and daughter banquet will will be packed by group 2. be held in May; used clothing Ry MISS MURIEL. HERN 1 Mrs. Keller took as the topic gligetr•zzaommezasa;,..az1:::,-, "Why we should fear Commu- nism and supp6rt • missions?" Peyson a I itefle — !The :junior choir sang several Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jaques,Inumbers. of St. Marys, visited Sunday' wsws meeting evening with Mr, and Mrs, Norman Jaques. •' The regular meeting of the 1.1B Sunday evening guests with WSWS of the Evangelical Church was held Friday, Mr. and !Mrs, Keith Hern were !April 14, with the Spiritual Mr. and Mrs. Grant Knowles ;Life And girls and Mr. and Mrs. group in charge and Mrs, Lorne Johnand family, ben Weigand convener. Mrs. 's Carl Merner assisted in the de - Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl votional period. Miss Norma 'Visited Sunday afternoon with Weigand played a piano solo. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jeffery Mrs, J. W. Gillings dealt of, Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. with the topic, "Into all the Miss bairrence Hannon of Mitchel peria Hern a Chicago world together" after which Is Vacationing this week at the five groups were forted for home of her parents. Mr. and discussion Mrs. Ward Hern Mrs. Chas. Snell, president, And Edward. Weekend visitors with Mr. presided for the business. Twen- ty-seven members and three :and Mrs. Ward Hera were Mr. and Mrs. Bev, Skinner and visitors Were present. Plans boys; Exeter, Miss Fthynia were discussed for entertain- ing the Lutheran Ladies Aid. Helm, London, and Mrs. Bill Dixon and family of Brinsley. 'Mr and Mrs. Laverne Niksch tene and Mist Valerie Gibson, and family of Hobart, Indiana, ell of Dashwood, visited Satur- Mr. and Mil. Clifford Salmon day with 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family, Mrs. Mary Mar- Hem and family, tttttttt ALF ANDRUS — Oil Burners Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work 403 ANDREW ST., EXETER PHONE 719 N• 1111411111111111111,11111M11110000WHIliifillIOMOMIIW11111111.11,110109011011101011111ifi1fil11q11111Mf111 PHONE 447 EXETER SALE 3 Big Days Left 2 for the price of 1 plus 1 pennyi Drugs ,f4f -Andrew Johtion ONO The WSWS convention will be April 2G and 27 at Bridgeport. A mother and daughter ban- quet will be held May 12. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mrs. Ward Neeb, Mrs, Wallace Becker, and Mrs, Sylvia Wolfe. Dashwood Merry Maids The Dashwood 4-H girls held their eighth meeting at the home of Lynda Kraft. The girls must bring dresses and record books. Home assignment is to complete dresses, record books, and write the club story. Thirteen girls and the lead- ers, Mrs. L. Schenk and Mrs, Eben Weigand were present. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Rader, Darlene, and L, H. Rader spent Sunday at London with Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Gam- ble and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, who recently sold their farm to , Harold Hendrick, have moved to Grand Bend where they pur- chased a home. Twelve members of the Wal- ther League of Zion Lutheran Church attended the spring rally of the League at Tavis- tock last Sunday. Mrs, Tillie Tetreau visited last Sunday with Mrs, Milton Adams at 'Victoria Hospital, London and with Mrs. W, Cle- ment. Mrs. Ervin Latta and son of Kitchener spent a few days with her parents, Mr .and Mrs, Fred Weiberg last week. Miss Thelma Weber of Lon- doii spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Dan Weber. Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver is a patient in South Huron District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Tie- rnan, Charles Tiernan and Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Schilbe of DRIVER TRAINING -PAYS At least one auto insurance, company has recognized the' benefits received from driver training courses. C. E. Robb, RR 2 Lucan, says the firm he ,represents, State Farm, gives a 10 per- cent discount on cars driven by single men under 25 who have completed a recognized course. Zurich spent the weekend in! Kitchener with Mr. and .Mrs.i Elgin Merner and family, • 11 Centralia comments By MRS, FREP BQWDEN Orendlo.ther dies in, the .West A.Irs. Pero)? Noels received word last week tif the death of her grandfath_er, Mr. Fred pile, who died in the hospital an April 13 in Ohver, B.C, in his 8Stli yoar. The funeral was °,°,140117 1)0tterns Visitors_ during the weekend with Rev. And Mrs. D. M. Guest .were Rev. and Mrs, F', JL Latys0, G onsF:Lawson,u1lat;N ti; Rev. Mrs.and 11j leerTs ea .51) shU, hU, SI; 01; o lift; eYR* e v 4S7 SMjs sieriotipi61:lasintti\ivoanr;t. M?Lay and Em, Hatheway, all of Sarnia, A number of ladies •enjoyed a social evening with the ladies of the •Crediton United Church nn Thursday on the occasion of their Easter thank -offering meeting. Visitors assisting with the ,program were Jean and Joan Essery,. Mrs, Boss Falls and Mrs. Dc Langford who sang duets. Mrs, W. J, Moore of Park. hill will be 'the guest speaker at the WIUS anniversary serv- ice in the United Church on Sunday morning (April 23),, There will be special music by a men's choir under the direction of Mrs. George Hep- burn with Mrs, Lorne Hicks at the piano, ?dr. and Mrs. Keith meBride- and family of Zurich and Mrs. Nod Faulhafer were Sunday visitors with Mr, .and Mrs, Fred .Cunnington, Mr, and Mrs, George Duni attended the funeral of the late! Mr, Thomas Woodward in Exe- ter on Wednesday of last week, Mrs, Lorne Hicks attended the meeting of the FWTAO in Zurich on Wednesday evening of last week. Mrs. Arthur McFalls visited for a couple .of days last week with her sister, Mrs, Samson McFalls, in Exeter. Mrs. R. Dawson of Smith Falls and Mrs. E. 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A crokinole party And box social will be hold in the "11°0:OM of the church on Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodson, of Waterloo, were Saturday visitors with Mr,, L. B. Hodg- son, Mr. and Mrs. Harris West have sold their home and property in the village, On Fri- day they moved to the, Bleb- ard's farm home where they will reside - until their new home in Exeter is built, They have purchased a lot beside the Exeter Curling rink, Mr. Andrew Hicks, a highly esteemed resident; died in South .Huron Hospital • on Tuesday following a heart attack. He was admitted to the hospital on Sunday afternoon, The father looked up from his racing form and noticed the baby in the playpen. Turn- ing to his wife he said, "Baby's nose is running again." His wife snapped: "Don't you ever think of anything but horse races?" attiMtat's, ;mom it,zotwormum. OIL -CALL AND WE'LL HAUL FAST AT ANY HOUR, ANY DAY Your urgent need !Or fuel oil can occur At PnY- timg Iji any weather. We respond pronto, regard! less! 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