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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-01-10, Page 9a BIG SHOE BARGAINS WHILE THEY LAST Smyth's Winter Footwear Sale Starts Thursday, January 10 All Rubber, Plastic, Nylon and Leather Winter Footwear reduced for this endof-the-season clean out Savings of from 10% to 50%! Teenage Snowboots $4.88 $5.88 $6.88 Women's Cocktail Boots I lls" $8.88 $9.88 Men's Rubber Overshoes 4-Buckle $4.88 5-Buckle $6.88 THERE ARE MANY MORE BARGAINS ON DISPLAY IN THE STORE NOT LISTED HERE IT WILL PAY YOU TO PAY US A VISIT! Smyth s Shoe Store Exeter TimqsAdYocat,,, January 10f 1963 Paw, 9 Assassination is the extreme form of censorship. Shaw SS sup't for 25 years honored at Dashwood ih E. A. C. FIRITSCH S/L C. A. HERBIN Mr. and MrP, Ted PtaAa4 of Grand Bend and Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Wolfe and Eleanor Were Sunday Mats With Mrs, Henry Eagleson. Mr, Art. Haugh is a patient in st. Joseph's hospital, London where he underwent surgery, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kretzman and Billie of Detroit spent the Weekend with Mrs. CoraGaiser who returned with them for visit. Mr. and ;Ara. Siegried ler of Kitchener spent Christ., Ines weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Biesenthal of Copetown spent New Year's weekend with the Millers and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller at Zion. The postpened meeting of Dashwood WI is to be held Tuesday, JanuarY 15. Notice Mr, and Mrs. Wm, ,Haugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanDors- selaer, Toy, and Mrs, Wm. Gatz and Billie, with Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Rader on New Years, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader and boys, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Darlene and Glen, and Miss Marilyn Desjardine with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and family Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller spent the New Year with the latter's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask of Grand Bend. The annual library meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. January 12 at the library. This meeting is open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huffman of Port C olbor n e spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baker. Mr. Lorne Becker in a pat- ient in South Huron hospital, Exeter, where he is undergoing treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grigg accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe attended the fun- eral of Mrs. Harry Wind in Detroit on Saturday. MACKENZIE & RAYMOND Barristers & Solicitors Will be holding office on WEDNESDAY from 2 to 5 P.M. at the TOWN HALL, HENSALL Commencing January 16 Phone 235-2234 for appointmenl Exeter By MRS. ERVIN RADER DAKIWOOD A group of the Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church catered to a banquet Friday evening at which the Sunday School tea- chers, their assistants, and the elderS of the church were guests in honor of Mr. Reinhold Mil., ler, who has retired after serv, ing for 25 years as Sunday School superintendent. Following a sing song, Rev. Wm. Getz spoke in which he stressed that paid was speaking to us. as well as the Romans. The new superintendent, Albert Miller, presented Reinhold with a prayer book from the con- gregation and .a book from the teachers. Mr. Miller expressed his gratitude and the evening was brought to a close by sing- ing "Abide with Me", a re- quest from Mrs. Reinhold Mil- ler, WINS STEREO Hubert Miller was. the lucky one to win the stereo in the Christmas draw sponsored by the Dashwood firemen. Hubert, a farmer living at R.R. I, Dash- wood, is the first local person to win in recent draws. Sunday Jan. 27 is Youth Fel- lowship Sunday and the World Service Day is Feb, 3. Lunch was served by Mrs. Amelia Wille,rt, Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs. Sid Baker, and Mrs. Cora Gaiser. SKATING PARTIES The boyS and girls Fellow- ship of the HUB church enjoyed a skating party in Dashwood followed by iunch at the church under the direction of Mrs. Ray Guenther, Mrs. Hugh Boyle, and Mrs. Gerald Mason. The Dashwoocl Youth of the EUB church joined with the YF of the Stratford District for a skating party at Milverton last Wednesday followed by lunch at the HUB church basement at Milverton, SURPRISE PARTY Miss Thelma Weber was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schade of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber and Shelley of Crediton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weber andfam- ily gathered at the home of Mrs. Dan Weber on the occasion of her birthday. Also sharing in the party was Miss Diane Weber whose birthday wasSun- day. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Becker and family of Roblin, Manitoba were holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs. V.L. Becker and other relatives. Mr. Edgar Restemayer is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, where he is undergoing tests. Donald Lloyd Beaver, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Beaver received Christian Bap- tism in the HUB church onSun- day. S/L W. J. F. WIBBERLEY S/L W. SNOW NOTICE "The telephone number for the district *office of the Huron County Health Unit is 235-1014. Messages for the Public Health Nurse or Health Inspector may be left at the number between 9 a.m. and 12 noon, Monday - Friday. For the convenience of the public a supply of water sample bottles and various free health publications will be main- , tained here. The office is located on the ground floor of the South Huron Hospital, entrance off Anne Street and will be open during the hours stated above. Please clip this for future reference." Sixteen at. CE get promotions ,6;6'•:••:6.6';4.4„ A • ..... „ ••• 4A' 4/./. tions instructor; F/L W. J. Marsh, telecommunications in- structor; F/L A. Kossak, aero- nautical engineering instructor. F/L W. D. Johnston, con- struction engineering instruc- tor; F/L H. W. Leach, accounts branch, now transferred to Yorkto n, Sask.; F/L C. E. White, adjutant at primary fly- ing school; F/L K. A. L. Sch- roeder, medical secretary at DVA Westminster, London; F/L W. Leonchuk, of manpower standards unit. The three who received three-year extensions to their short service commissions are: F/O N. T. O'Connell, F/O R. D. Derrick; F/O C. W. Angst. magrammemsonmsi WSWS ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the WSWS of the EUB church was held Friday, January 4 with the Christian Social Relations group in charge and Mrs. Gor- don Bender, convener. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher took the topic, "The New Year". Janice Tie- man and Patricia Bender sang a duet. Rev. Merrill James was in charge of the election of officers. President is Mrs. Chas. Snell; vice-pres. Mrs. Letta Taylor; secretary, Mrs. Harold Kellerman; assistant, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe; L.A. treas- urer, Mrs. Howard Klumpp; WSWS treasurer, Mrs. Ervin Schade; Spiritual Life convenor, Mrs. Mervyn Tieman; Chris- tian social relations, convenor, Mrs. Eben Weigand; missionary education, Mrs. Sid Bake r; membership and attendanc e, Mrs. Art Haugh; young people's work, Mrs. Merrill James; children's work, Mrs. Car 1 Oestreicher; assistant, Mrs. Jack Gaiser. All convenors and secretar- ies gave annual reports showing a busy and successful year. A supper will be served the choir with group 1 in charge. The annual church meeting will be January 30 with group 2 in charge. Fifty dollars was dona- ted to the current church fund. DOG GONE! and Mrs. Jim Carey and Valerie of Exeter and Mrs. Laura Gla- vin and Theresa Glavin spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carey and family. Miss Sheila Regier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regier, received her nurse's cap in Brantford Hospital during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berd- inske and family of Detroit visited Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Pat Fleming and Tom. "When Norm Walper puts on a sale, he really has some- thing to bark about! No pure- blooded 'Scotty' could resist these bargains. Even I saved $1.25 on this curling tam. GEE! I WISH I WERE A MAN — I'd be the best dressed - Scotchman in the country!" The Holy Name Society is sponsoring a dance in the parish hall this Friday evening Jan. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glavin sbent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Glavin. A teenagers' dance will be held in the parish hall Saturday evening Jan. 12 sponsored by the YCS society. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dietrich and family of Centralia, Mr. Sixteen officers at RCAF Sta- tion Centralia have been award- ed promotions in rank and three have received extensions to their, short service commis- sions. Four were promoted to squa- dron leader. They are: S/L W. Snow, technical tele- communications officer, who is chief of electronics training in central officers' school (acting to confirmed); S/L W. J. F. Wibberley, nu- clear defence officer, who is director of military training in central officers' school; S/L C. A. Herbin, technical armament officer, who is di- rector of construction en- gineering training in central officers school. S/L E. A. Fritsch, technical constructio engineering of- ficer who is director of con- struction engineering training in central officers school. Promoted to flight lieutenant were: F/L A. E. Fiske, management syndicate director; F/L M. V. Robey, flying instructor; F/L A. Schaapman, of RCAF Downs- view presently on supply course at central officers school; F/L D. R. Bundy, telecommunica- tions instructor; F/L R. H. 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