The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-15, Page 9LOCAL AIRMAN RECEIVES 'CASH AWARD -Group
Captain T. A. Spruston, MB1, CD, commanding officer
of No,. 5 Repair Depot, Trenton, presents Sgt. Donald
K Link, CD, with a diploma and cheque for an original
idea involving a modification to a bomb release mechan-
ism which has been adopted for use by the RCAF.
Presently employed as a workshop supervisor, Sgt: Link
is married to the former Betty Belling of xeter. They
have, three children -Diane, 10, Robbie, 7, and Kevin,
5. -RCAF photo
Dashwood institute
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entertains 4-H club
By. MRS ERVINRAligR and Sharon spent Sunday at
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Chatham with Mr, and Mrs,
DASI1WOOD
At the meeting of DashWood
WI b eld -Tueacley,-,,Tune 6 with
the home economics group in
charge and Mrs. Eben Weigand
convener, guests were the 4-1-1
&1t and mothers,
Many attributeof a good
wife ' were brought out in the
roll call; "what makes good
wife." Mrs. Weigand presided
for the program. The motto,
"Teenagers need models not
critics," was discussed by Mrs.
Ervin Rader. Mrs. Charles
Snell had many current events
of interest to the group, Anne
Webb and Norma. Weigand fay-
ottrect with piano duets.
For the tonic the 44/ girls
modelled their dresses made in
Frank Want and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn, , Haugh
spent Sunday at New Dundee
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Knecktel and other relatives.
Mr. andMrs. Elmer Rader
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Dorsse-
laer.
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Grand Bend studen.fsfan fr9m horse
„ fractures arm
present muslc recite' AY Aim ttotTeL,N,„
mg$, yiEw.wpop G44. Rayli
Wendy Dianne, youngest
Y „ t.E1 on Veda)? eveni.nig:
TuesdayQi egjited); jBenTille ennety-tve Teet doll\t'tentidrtaede and auly 22. A report
w4 given
p gratin are also aendiria. S50, -
Mrs. A, E. Holley presente.r.0 ole supper after whiell
Ule Ainbantheal:s.4.eiecowMaisnillttlealemeacinci °r
her plane students in .nri attrae.t Mtn Poollt-e CoOdtloted sports.
u d ch h An:x.5 cwhellr:enzio:d5:. j13:1:harirnae. flew
anse, 'alsoscone painting°. school children • eSPOeiallY
pyogram of solos and
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Allanl
Elston, met with an accident
on Saturday afternoon when
5 lie was thrown frgni her pony
and suffered a .01,1p.Oilild frac-
ture el her right grin,
she was taken to St, JosePh's
Hospital, London, where she
was operated on before it could
be set. She is making favprable
progress,
tochester1e1d is be up Safety eign; "Watch out for
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duets in the Sunday School. oolvett Prizes- Thst prize.
Ilaist; boys, 5=6, Dwight Jen -
Grand Rend,
room of the PRP PVC
Those talchr" part were: Ann nison' hays, 7-5, Bill Jennison:
and Glen Miller, Barbara Mn Robert Jones; girls 12-
Deborrah Thomas, Bud `L'if marY Lyn Kennedy; yonng
Dee.lardine, Elizabeth, Mary Men; Weyne
Lynne and Jean Kennedy, Mar.1 Birthday nearest aune 9,
Ie Thompson, AttlY Raiz, 1 Christine Carter; y 0 n t
Carolyn and Gary Eagleson, Present, Terry Luther: owest
Dianne Mason, Carol, Helen Present, Mrs, Mary U. „.
and Laurette _Brown, Joanne Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Smith
Desi ardine, of Rayfield were guests. Two
Carol and Dianne Taylor, sets of twins were preaent:
Linda and Carl Pa.ge, Patsy Marlene and Charlene PesJar,
Adams, Joan Ratz, Eleanor dine and Susan and Scott Flear,
Wenb, Eric Brown, Susan Gill,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rader, who
resided for sometime with her
son and wife, Mr, and Mrs. Al-
vin Rader, is now staying at
the home of her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Miller.
Mr: and Mrs. Earl Milder,
newlyweds, have returned from
their honeymoon to Sault Ste,
Marie and points in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reste-
the recent project and gave the mayer spent Sunday with Mr.
demonstration given at achieve-
ment day. Their record books
were also on display. Mrs. Leo-
nard Schenk showed a modern
method of making e. belt. The
leaders, Mrs. Schenk and Mrs.
Weigand were presented with
gifts.
Mrs.. Leonard Schenk, the
president, presided for the busi-
ness. It was decided to ask for
the short. course, 143 lbs. of
meat., A picnic with other insti-
tutes as guests will be held
August 16. Mrs, Syd. Baker
gave the report of the district
nnual.
The institute will operate a
booth for Stephen school area
field day.
Breaks arm
Mrs. William Gossman, Dash-
wood, after attending the gra-
duation ceremonies of her
daughter, Miss Martha Goss -
man, at Kitchener Waterloo
General Hospital last Saturday
was walking on the street with
her sister, Mrs. Snider of Kit-
chener when she struck an un-
even piece of sidewalk, fell and
broke her left arm.
She was able to return to
ber hothe at Daehyypod on Sun-
day. ' • ;
Evangelical UB VVSWg
The membershipand main-
tenance grni
in was in charge of
the June WSWS meeting M the
EUB church with Mrs. Art,
Haugh chairlady. Mrs. Haugh
Ind in prayer and Mrs. Stewart
Wolfe read the scripture. ;
Crediton and Zurich ladies
were welcomed by Mrs. Haugh.
Martha Lou Fischer favoured
With accordion selections,
Mrs. Art Kellerman of Kit-
chener gave an interestingand
amusing account of her trip to
Japan to visit her datighter who
is a, Missionary there. Japan-
ese articles of clothing were
passed for inspection during
the lunch hour. •
The strawberry supper will
be held June 28. -Repairs are to
be made. to the - personage.
It Children's Day Seryite
The children of the Sunday
School of the Evangelical UB
church presented a special ser-
vice on Sunday, June 11 con-
sisting of pagaents, recitations,
exercises and songs. Miss Sha-
ron Gangs was acconipanist,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reste-
mayer, Bernice and Glert and
lir. and Mit. Russel Brintnell
61 Granton spent Saturday at
'Tecumseh and Windsor with
relatives and Visited Detroit
Zoo on sqnciay,
Mr. And Mrse Ervin Rader
and Mrs. Hubert Restemayer
and family at Plattsville,
Miss Marilyn Desjardine
spent the weekend with Miss
Ruth Restemayer.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Baird of
London and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon
of Bayfield spent Sunday with
Mrs. Matilda Pierer.
Room 1 of Dashwood Public
School, their teacher Mrs. Ada
Webb, mothers and several
other adults, sixty-one in all,
enjoyed a bus trip to Detroit
Zoo Friday, June 9. They went
by way of Windsor tunnel and
returned by Sarnia.
Miss Mary Ann Johnston of
New Liskeard is visiting with
Mrs. Cora Gaiser, Mrs. Enema
Haugh and ,Tack.
Robert Wein of Sudbury is
vacationing with his mother,
Mrs, Herb Wein. Dr. and Mrs.
A. C. Whittier and family of
Peterboro spent Saturday with
Mrs, Wein. Margaret and John
are staying with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Wein, until their
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Personal items
Jame Kneale, Lily Mae John- . Ernie Kewon is a pa,.
son, Julie and Ronnie DesJar. Mr
tient in Westminster lioaPital,
dine, June Deters, Gwenneth London.
lleffman. Absent: Helen Eagle- Mrs, Raymond English and
son, Sharon and Dianne Jen- Mrs. Ray Patterson spent last
nison, Nancy Gratton and *hs,
Russell Snider
Atthe close of the evening
Mrs. Holley was. given a suit-
able gift on behalf of the stu-
dents and their parents. Lunch
vas served by the TWS group,
Gill rcunion
weekend at Waterloo.
Mrs, Fred Wilson is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Jimmie DesJardine, son o
Mr, and Mrs. Ross DesJardine,
broke his arm while practising
sports or field day,
Gary Mathers, son of Mr.
°Lb e onGils1 a true:. dnair, ne pinle ow aast barnodke Ahlirss • arin,
rxenl,aYt(in Mathers,
h1pperwash F'arlc, Seventy at- Decoration day at Grand
tended, Bend cemetery will be June 18
at g.30 p.m. Speaker will be
Rev, L. R. Hoffman of Church
of God, Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ramsden
and family of Toronto, Miss
Marion Gill and friend of
Bright spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gill and Mrs.
Mary Gill,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gill
and family, of Brampton, Mr,
and Mrs. Keith Charlton and
Garry of London spent the
weekend with Mrs. Lily Gill.
Mr, and Mrs. Ron Mitchell
and Wayne visited op Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Donald of Clinton.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
Roy Pask were Mr. and Mrs.
Marsh and 11,1r. Carpenter of
Forest on Wednesday and on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Benny
Pask and Mrs, Les Smith of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Farley
have returned home after a
two-week business trip through
the States.
The *Lollard re -union will be
held in the same park as last
year on Sunday, June 25. • •
WMS
Mrs. Alex Hamilton showed
pictures of scenes in Church-
ill at the WMS meeting held on
Thursday in the Sunday school
room of the United Church with
twenty two members present.
Mrs. Garnet Patterson, vice-
president,conducted the wor-
ship service and gave the chap-
ter of study book,
Five dollars was voted to he
sent to Mrs. Sutter, Clinton, for
the "In Memoriam for Mrs.
Hansuld."
Lunch was served by Mrs. A.
E. Holley, Mrs. Colin Love and
Mrs, W. Gil.
WA followed the WMS meet-
ing with Mrs, Elgin Adams Pre-
siding. One hundred dollars
was voted to be given to Rev,
and Mrs. Don Irwin before they
leave for Korea, The WMS
The youngest member was
Richard Webb, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Webb, Dashwood,
who was eight months old; old-
est member, Mrs. Mary Gill
who is 88 years. The family
coming furthest was Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Ramsden of Toronto.
The birthday closest to picnic
date was Reed KowalphUk.
Races and games were en-
joyed by all.
Officers for next year are:
president, Willis Gill; vice-
president, Bill Becker; seere-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
Kerr; sports committee, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs, Bud Bruner,
Love and Forest reunion
The Love and Forest fiftieth
annual reunion picnic was held
on Wednesday, June 7 at Turn -
bull's Grove. Seventy-five at-
tended. Sports were conducted
by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
gins.
Those coming the furthest
were Mr, and Mrs. Keith Tay-
lor of Mitchell.
Picnic in 1962 is to be held
at Riverview Park, Exeter, the
first Wednesday in June.
Officers for 1962 are: presi-
dent, Robert Love, Thedford;
secretary -treasurer, Edward
Gill, Grand Bend; sports com-
mittee, Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Love, Shipka, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hodgins, Centralia; table
committee, IMrs. Earl Deters,
Mrs, Witham Sturdevant and
Mrs. Peter Ravelle.
United Church SS picnic
The Grand Bend United
Church SS picnic was held at
parents return from a trip to
California.
Mrs. Cora Geiser was trans-
ferred by Hoffman Ambulance
from her home to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London on Monday
having suffered a fall.
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