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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-27, Page 2AN, As toe sing a farewell to the old year ... we raise our voices to add a heartfelt "thanks" . and to wish success to you in the New Year! • *;ti fir.+., • • *SSss. ' ,s .• •siliss• ' ' , .4, 44,16 ff • 4".• )S,44.:b • y 0,pw Nee 2 The Times•Adyocate, Decp.rninr 27, 1962 continued from page 1 presented by grade 12 students under the direction of M. C. Sanders. The cast on Thursday night was made up of pupils of 12A and on Friday was changed l2B. • The plot centred. around Fred- :die Frump ((Bill Dinnin and Doug Russell) who was suffer- ing from a common malady of young men his age — love! Tile -target of his affection was M- lle Katzfelter (Bonnie Turvey and .lielen Hendrick) who had no interest in him because :Grandma 'Frump (Sandra ,Dory and Ann Creery) had completely captured her imagination with tales of feuding days when young men were romantically brave. • Freddie decided that the only .say to attract Effie would be to pretend that there was a feud Men's Club Christmas party between the Katzfelters and the 'Frumps With the help o f Hi. The Men's Club of Zion Luth- ram Katzfeller (John Mac- eran Church held a Christmas :Naughton and John Snell) and Party Wednesday, Dec. 19 with Cora Mae Frump (Lynda Tie- their wives as guests. Bob Hay- inan and ,loan Dettmer) he sue- ter. Leonard Restemayer, and everted not only in making Effie Bill Becker were the ones in :6cheve there was a feud but charge. actually started a "lively" bat- Christmas carols opened the between the families, Ma program followed by crokinole. 'rump (Carol Brown and Carol Mr. and Mrs, Albert Miller Taylor), Pa (Eric Wolfe and were high winners while Rev, Brian Sanders) and all their Wm. Getz and V. L. Becker yjningt ones (Faye Becker, Faye were consolation winners. A. Schlenker, Bill Wright and Ge- pooled lunch was served. bald Merner and Sharon. Light- Confirmation class party 'Not. Rosalie Hicks. John Na- The junior and senior confir- gel, Carolyn Hands, Dick Cent- illation class of Zion Lutheran ter anti Brian Mustard). start Church held their annual Christ- fighting against Pa Katzfelter etas party Friday evening with and his, the parents as guests. Rev. ;In an attempt to stop the Wm. Getz. led in a Sing song. ft:Sailing Cora Mae hides the am- Group games were played, The Munition in the store, Freddie, class conducted closing devo; unaware of this, starts a fire in awls after which hot chocolate dry. his father's coat. The stove and donuts were served. explodes and everyone believes Santa Claus Freddie to be dead. Freddie re• Santa Clsus made a hurried adpears from outside and the visit to .Dashwood Saturday al• folding stops. The hannv faro - ternoon. Arriving at the fire hall iittss decided that Effie and,_ on a gaily decorated fire truck 'F endue would he married the he was greeted by many local next year and Hiram and ('nra and district childeen. President Mile were to he married imme- of the men's club, Ski Baker, welcomed everyone and Alvin Mliorettes perform Walper was in charge of a brief The z;1.1,s .lee club sang program, Chocolate milk and ps,:y our i.s, Th ings, and "Among packages were distributed to iT Souvenirs", followed by the all children. • Christmas programs The Christina., service at the Evangelical LB church was pre- Town topics seatedSunday evening to a. large audience. lrs rINcle Grady. Main St., The kindergarten and primary fsdbprl by phone with her two and lunar classes presented re- tisters in Sydney. Australia, on citations, solos, exercises, and Christmas Day, singing by the junior choir, B. Al. Francis left by A cantata called "Good Will. Diane on Wednesday for Mount to Men" was presented consist- Ttla. Florida, to Npend the witi• ing n speaking parts, solos, and tyre months. the choir singing, presenting included all exterior, deeora, Penhale, onus commercial unit market, a Another former winner Mr, tions; in previous years it has Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tanner field upon which it has given former resident • ,t .; and. Mrs. Eugene Beave., 34.. been restricts,' to the best deco- and family, Guelph, with Atr. Foiktie second year in a row, the mother of a large district family has wan the more emphasis in recent years, Airiother large family wins Exeter's Ib rich. BR 3 Dashwood, receives $200 in merchandise certificates from Mrs, Edith as a whole." said the vice ednesday, he con es was sponsore Y Boyle. chairman of the merchants' committee. Winning ticket was drawn by Mayor president. "The unemployment December 19. town council, who awarded 'Eldrisi Simmons. left. Mr. and Mrs, Dietrich have seven children, six of them girls, office at Goderieh reports the She was the former Eva turkeys as Prizes. This is :the number of unemployed is less 1-licks and was born in Devon- -T-A photo than in previous years.'' shire, England, in 1873, a Sees improvement and five and Mrs, William Ethertngton, • prize m Exeter Businessmen 's Association Christmas draw, Mrs. Pius Diet. to be good for H uron coun ty of Exeter, teErv,di a Peedteirn former) Andrew prize. ew St" revived third rated door, • 'The general outlook appears . Hospital, London, W Ttt d b . . grandchildren. majorettes, dressed in blaCk outfits and top hats, who pre- sented a routine entitled "Mu- sic Makers", Another girls vocal group ren- dered "The Little Drummer Boy" a popular carol and "Hey Look Me Over" from a Broad- way musical. Final dance routine, two Israeli folk numbers, was per- formed by girls of grade 11, By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD and s two sons, Dengla$ and to capture a greater propor- Carting St., a former door first year the competition has Fred, Colborne, with Mr, L. It Hon of the travel trailer and Mrs, Eva Peter .. • . Hits hydro pole, A •22.year-old London man ' ham Northeott,Mrs. WiBlain and Mrs. Joe E, Carter and — Csontinned freln Page 1. , . , , ,, s , : ' ' - - - • VISITORS - - YULETIDE VSITORS Cautious ent(icisiasm I,. appears to have been AS " - - ' driver injured ,,A1r$, Annie Geddes, Mr. Wil• Mrs. Will Fergtison, town, Mr. although no decision has been egredpueanst, ISTStherefairralWbralls sAe,ANs. snot, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Edith, Olandeboyes and Mr, reached yet. c h ange d nitte ll of its sma ll er suffered back injuries :Saturday William Geddes, London, with and Mrs. Archie Parsons, Kip. One of the district's largest and added tour or five men to off a hydro pole at the corner shall. equipment for larger vehicles when his car struck and broke Mr, and Mrs. William Mar• pea, op 130:Ong day. Mr. and Mrs, Eli Christie, sales at least steady employers, General C 0 a c h its staff during 1962. of Main and • George streets, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dyk. Harley and DaYid and Mrs. H. ed. it plans for at least as good Pusinessmen happy near the brewers' warehouse, stra, fatty, Thellna And Garry, Vickery, London, Air, and Mrs. Works of Canada ltd., intheat• Exeter 13usinessmews Assoeo. f Nfsil M, Ne'11.1 atitt lost control.GuelPill Air, and Mrs, Tent Laverne Chrialie, Robert and . o his caroffer struckat- - Garry, Warren May, president of a year as 19152 and it may turn Vanden Bosch And of R 0 0 a 1 d, Toro**, Mr. Pon Charles Fiford, viee-preaident t r 1 Mare '"exceptionally s f ,ti Both, travel, and Miss Ruth Doyle, Hamil. and, Mrs. William j, Thomson, a t e 30, ea at 1. were Christmas other driven by Jim Wallace, GreenSvalct Gerald. Dykstr a ThestiSen, Kitchener, with Mr. ton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller out a hit better. riots, termed the and comptroller, said: "We goad". ling north on NO, 4, Newman. was hospitalized in Dykstra and family, .town, with and family, Thames Road, Mr. find consumer demand is about ...E very one pee ta lk ed t o h as Mr, and Mrs. Harry De Vries. the Mrs, Warren Brock with We don't foresee any 'gloom the same level as last year. said it's been an excellent year London for the better part of period' nor one of significant tintthee,obeHste ssj'iviecaht:dd for lt wouldrne a da .'" anAdir.Pa4Vela irttlepatoln;alAdIr S, Maint(111 Hon.latWte,r'As .brSottrelsIvear rtanadndfaillAii rlys. Mrs. Clarence WiSrm, Linda Stewart, London Township, expansion 9ither." 1962 be hard to predict for 1963 but: and Brenda, town, with .1Yir- Mr. and Mrs, Harris Weals "We had a good year in "I think there's an up-trend— Three win birds ,C o , —not an exceptional one —but and Mrs Charles Coward, Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs id West, people seem to be 'ming with we were able to provide fairly a freer hand than they have Mr. and Mrs, Lee Witmer Ottawa, with Mrs. Harriet helps to smooth out our pr) 1-- "have been very as 1- Huron, Carling and Andrew ancl Mrs' qeraid Pearl " aad Ilcw ta Ca tgarY a n d 5 P "t' family with Mr, and Mrs. Wes Christmas with their son-in-law mereial units than ever which the Association, said sales Mr. Fiford indicated good tv Skey:tietInle'ts beTexthetgW4 ri: m r, and grs, Arnold oaek, and t1=1.*81Nriaizmr, duetion schedule. Witmer, as we are concerned." the "It would appear to me that . • 4 r. • consistent employITI"t- Wo been for some time." and Ronnie, Tillsonburg,. Mr. West, prod uce d a few more corn- Earl Russell, treasurer of „ and Mrs, Preston Dearing, Mr Mr. and Mrs, J, Tranuair for ecorations stetter, Guelph; Mr, and Mrs, Mr. grid Mrs, George Nether everything is bright for the : , First prize went to Mr. and William Motz, Crediton, with. Sr. and: air, and Mrs, George, firm was tending toward more. com i ng year hut ,you can never standardization of its .product t e ll wh a t will h a pp en a t this Mrs. Dnuglai Harness; 149 Mr, and Mrs, Will HorneY, 'Bethel* jr„ in Ottawa with but it will not offer more op- ear l y st a ge ,,, Huron West. Sunday visitors were Mr, and Mr, and Mrs, Bother, Lions for its basic units, He „, Second prize was won by Mr, ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry P'enhale said the firm to 1963 will try and Mrs, F. W. Husttable, 255 mobile. home manufacturing daughter of the late Mr., and A W. Hodgert Ross Tuckey, manager of Mrs, Stephen Hicks, She came to Canada in 1880 and settled Tuckey Beverages Ltd. ex- district farmer near Exeter, later living in E x-pects a "bigger and 'better year" in 1963, although he eter. not ed soft dri n k s sa l es were Following her marriage to dependent upon the weather, Harold Peter they farmed in "Territory for territory, our Elma Township and about 24 sales are away up compared Years ago retired to Atwood, to last year and we expect a Mr, Peter died in .1949. Eight further improvement in 1963." years ago Mrs. Peter went to The Exeter firm dropped its reside with her sister Mrs. John London franchise during 1962 Leary in Mitchell and later but indicated the increase in with her son, Stanley, at Hyde its local territory almost made Park , up for the loss. She was a member of. Atwood. The Tuckey firm introduced United Church and took an ac- two new products in '62-16-oz. Live part in all organizations of Pepsi-Cola and Teem—both of the chtuch. Surviving, are one son, which "have measured up to Stan- expectations as far as sales ley., and six grandchildren. are concerned." Funeral services were held at the Peebles funeral home, At- Looking for increase wood, with Rev. A. Jackson of- Kongskilde Ltd. and ,W Farm ficiating. Burial was in Elma Machinery Ltd., the new Dan- Centre cemetery. ish farm implement firm which Mrs, Lilian Blair, Robert has established its Canadian Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin headquarters on No. 83 high- King, Mr. and Mrs. Hedley the story of the birth of Jesus way, expects sales to increase May, Mrs. Ross Hodgert and in Bethlehem as experienced by in 1963, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Hicks at- the people of that day, "Taking into consideration tended the funeral on Friday. .The Lutheran Church Christ- that it was a promotion, year," etas program was presented said Manager Eric ravlev, Monday evening to a capacity "the past year has been a good audience. The theme was "Light one. I don't think we can com- a candle for the Savior", The plain. We feel we have a good children gave -recitations and year ahead of us." songs, He indicated most of the YP sings carols firm's machinery has done The youth of the Dishwood "very well' in '62 and expects EUB church went carolling to the addition of new lines in the shut-in members and friends 1963 will help to spur sales, 'of the congregation Wednesday The firm will introduce a evening, later returning to the two-wheeled .farm wagon which church for lunch, will serve as a manure spread- ' Mrs. Ken AleCrae, Mrs. Jack er and a self-unloader forage Geiser and Mrs. Merrill James box. It also will introduce. a were in charge of the evening, corn header for its side-mount- Personal items ed -flail harvester, another George Tiernan has returned versatile machine which ern home from St. Joseph's HesPl. serve as a forage harvester, tal, London. stalk shredder and harvester -Christmas visitors of combine straw, The corn Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd. Weida . head, Mr, Gravlev says, has and family of Detroit with done "extremely well" in dif- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe and f beereennt trcierwntries where it has Mrs. Louisa Schlundt. Mary-Jo-and Miss Rtithanne Ra- As these new machines in- der of London and Mr. and dicatc, the firm stresses versa- Mrs. Fred Miller of Zion with Why in its couipm.ent in the Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Rader and belief that this will permit family. farmers to cut down on the Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Stormes number of and amount of in- and David of St. Thomas with vestment in machines. Mr. and Mrs. 3. M, Tiernan and The Koneskilde Triple K Lynda. cultivator anti grain blower Mr. and Mrs. herd Miller with both have sold well during Mr. and firs, Harty Bassow -1962 and "we expect sales to and Emma of Zurich, increase next year," Air. Gray- lest said, "Jt's. the same with tso. .sir s f"ent-•moneted swatbea and the ,IF grain binder which is doing esneciallv well in Like most other people in Quebec and Northern Ontario." the area, The Times-Advocate Confirms retail hike staff enjoyed Christmas. and B. W. Tuckey, president of tas-tase Day holidays this Guenther Tuekey Transports. week.. Ltd... confirms the yuletide That's why it's impossible surge in retail business here. to include all of the district "We were (suite busy right tin yuletide news in this issue. to Christmas with less-than- We'll Attempt" to catch up truckload freight," he said. Manager and Staff next week, The transport business general. H S 'spectacular' dressed in blue dresses trimmed with pink. The grade 13 skits and the finale by the massed Glee Clubs singing "Teddy Bear's Picnic" and "Monastery Garden" clim- axed the program, This program was preceded by the presenting of athletic, scholastic and ei t izenship awards to students by SHDHS board members. Active Christmas in. Dashwood area Our sincere wiehr• for your heoith end prooperity in 'hi, New Year. Sorry %A MUM, at E1171k, TOOYIPIIK Exeter Branch Greene's Variety Store "The Friendly Store" As the old year draws to a close we hope that the arrival of 1963 will mean for you 365 days of good health, and good fortune. Smyth's Shoe Store MANAGEMENT and STAFF JAMES GLASGOW MEL DOUGLAS MRS. M. SWEET Phone 235.1933 Exeter Archibald William G. Hod- gert, 80, formerly of Exeter, died on Tuesday, December 25, in Huronview Home, Clinton, where he had made his home the past three months, Mr. Hodgert. 'farmed - near Russeldale until moving to Exeter in 1931. Mrs. Hodgert died January 28, 1958. Survivors are sons, Gordon Hodgert, Exeter, Mervyn Hod- gert, Bornholme; daughters, Mrs. Jack (Jean) Madge, EN- eter, Mrs, Clayton (Verna) Colquhoun, Science Hill, and Lloyd Russell, St. Marys Funeral services were held at the Hopper-Hockey funeral home on Thursday, December 27 conducted by Rev. S. E. Lewis with interment; in Roy's cemetery. Pallbearers were Whitney Coates, Earl Dick, Mac and Reg Hodgert, Don Bray and Ken Dow. j is ivet6 guvt, Mur heralds are sounding a Fanfare of heartiest wishes ..!m• the coining year Thank pri, one and ail, for ti our Peronago, THE STAFF AT tHAINWAY Greetings from your friendly local Merchants Best of hick, health, pros• perity to you all. May '63 be yotir banner year fulfill all your finest expect. ations. COLE'S DRUG STORE Exeter • s . ' i If A .› ,' • 'op!, ..4: .,.‘ eit „,.4.0 ' ''' , — . We put the finishing touch to Our New Year's Greet,. ings. eboek full . of ronfid. 'Once that all the good thin,gS the wish for you will Collie 'Iron. bent, AttOSS. hap- IlinPss. +I II V PYMi CLU Meouraefueer'S Lite 14Natic, 7.55.039i t xater 1,93` •44 ' . 1 8 . i , ,,..:.►: '‘'‘ .-, - ,„„„. . ,,,,, • 41v.10114- ...• • . . . .•• .... ,, , We lake- tnis opportunity to wish you a wenderftil NeW Year, and to sinterely iliank you for , your wonderful friendshin in the past, , C. V; PICKARO Real Estee 8, Wto Abet Phone, 23$.0110 Ai(afee , . . \., ,,,- ,,,, .,,. ::: ) 4— A - •• G.„REETI.,1:15 , 41, 7' s Y . ' - / :. 'Co you and yours,' hearty New Year's greegs, It's ear wish That 1116:1 ma* bring you all the -things you're wishing for - . good, frieurls, good health and good times., ' GARFIELD THOMSON ; Eletliitvin " fihon4 13$•”/t t xefer Happy New ,,.. ..._. Li , ... . P 114 i .C% AV Ring ant the Old ,in a Nelv Year ant :surprises and rant and yours. , LORNE KLEINSTIVER Mil :filff 001sliwboel rear / ..-•- - .. -- - . . and ring . full, Of pleas. ,.. JO, for s'9 Y t' EM \•; ,,\.• .••• 1 ." "i - .........- --. ..►„• p,P, 5-,. - A •N, —,.' 4 May We take this 'happiest time of year to Wish yoti continued success Mid hantii- rinas ... and express our horn, .16 eniey serving you in "631. ANbERS 6kOtERY 0*,04er • 'HAPPY ,. = ' - On hou r ,,,i1 i izimni ...-1 ,,...1 ri_____ _ 1:4, ..- 1 :- ..:i.,74,5i 6 HAPPY $140, New Year Annotticing: the One. the -only Year 10631 May it be one? of health, 'success and happiness for all OUP gebrl friends. dENTRAL HOTEL Miss A, L., Attveso, Peopi ” C. *. Athociri, MAnOer % Al •- . * - We've but One, thought this Otte day., thiS one — to wish All of you every- thing good in 63, We hope to serve you„ all yeat through, MAYPAIR. FAKERY and SIaH t$tostiir ' ssassarisar. 11?