HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-02-14, Page 3site for pumping station, key to town's sewerage system
In this crater, about 21-feet deep, will be constructed the pumping
station for Exeter's sewerage system. The 28'x24' building will
house inlet, wet and pump wells, where sewer flow will be
gathered for transfer to the lagoon in Stephen township on the
west side of town. William Street storm sewers, both north and
south of the river, will be connected, as will an interceptor sewer
from Andrew St. An ejector station on the north bank of the river
will pump sewage from that side to the station. The contractor,
Gaffney Construction Co. Ltd., Stratford, estimates about 50% of
the work has been completed. Bitterly cold weather hampered
progress during January.
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Harmony Gals (B. Datars 680)
Untouchables (J. Gibbs 603) ..
Legionettes (D. Rath HI) ..„ Atoms (AI. Brenner 5511) .....„,
Firecrackers (N, Trott 606) ..
Westerners ('W. Gill 535) ....
Firecrackers 77
Leglonettes 73
Braves 7,1
Harmony Gals 65
Atoms 69
(Hot Shots 50
Wes terners 43
Untouchables 39'
High single; W. Gill (271)
Bigh triple: B, Datars (680)
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Municipal Auditors
DEVON BUILDING
PH 235-0120 EXETER
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Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout
the week,
Al II
INVENTORY
OF
PUBLIC
SERVICE
A
Fr TUAL
LIFE
AP.'"
ANY
Since 1871 SUN LIFE
OF CANADA has been
active in the public
service. 1962 was another
year of achievement.
Sin Life's representatives, for the
fourth consecutive year, Sold over $1
billion of life insurance, thus casting
the mantle of protection over,count.
less thousands of men, Women and
children.
a
,fir''
Sun Life paid out $200 million
In benefits to policyholders and their
beneficiaries, TWo-thirds of this
amount -was paid to living policy-
holders,
Sun Life's three million policies
and group certificates provide pro-
tection of more than $103A billion,
V44' Sun Life announces new dividend
scales which, for the 14th consecutive
year, will result in an increase in the
total amount to be paid in dividends
to its participating policyholders, In
1963, dividends will amount to 147
million,
From 200 branch offices, Sun Life
men and women have been privileged
and happy to serve an ever growing
body of policyholders.
FOR THE RECORD: IN 1962
Paid to Policyholders and Beneficiaries . $ 199,884,000
New Life Insurance $ 1,128,440,000
Total Life Insurance in Force $10,840,722,000
Assets at December 31,1962 $2,583,033,000
SUN LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF CANADA
A Mutual Company with Its
Head Office in Montreal
A copy of the Annual Report for 1952
is being sent to polkyholders. Copies
may also be obtained from any of the
Company's branch offices, coast to
• coast.
JOHN J. WALSH
R.R. #1 Dublin
ARNOLD STI NNISSEN
Box 665, Seaforth, Ont.
Wr— ATTE
BY MORE CANADIANS THAN EVER!
PA RISIENNE .DOOR SPORT COUPE Whitewall hies optional al OW A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
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No wonder! Here's the 1 63 you can pick
on sight, even at night. The headlights
are not only a unique styling touch, but
they aim better this way. And by day,
POhtiac's grille complements the over-
and-under headlight arrangement, An
other way to tell Pontlac'?Just look atthe
drivers. They are always smiling. Better
check into it by seeing your Pontiac
dealer, He'll have you smiling, toot
THE CAII THE OTHER 'IS'S WISH THEY LOOKED LIKE
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Pontiac - Buick - Vauxhall - diVid trucks - Bedford Vans
EXETER
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EXETER LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
Kingpins (C. Walker 705) .,.. 2
Spares (B. Nicol 711) 2
L. Supertest (L. Rumpel 623) 2
Ringers (R, Collingwood 648) 2
Big Six (M. Brintnell 770) 3 Hensall (M. Baker 053) 1
Tradesmen (H. 13(41:linen 644) 2
Huskies (D. Hockey 651) 2
R. Billiards (P. Mciralls 704) , 3 Pepsis (B. Jones 765) 1
Rockets (J. Fuller 800) 4
A & H (H. 'Holtzman 625) ., , 0
R. Billiards- (66410) 55 Kingpins (52816) 55 Big Six (67482) 53 Rockets (66743) 53 Tradesmen (62958) 46 !Ringers (54580) 45 PePSis (61834) 34 Spares 3 33 L. Supertest (02223) 11 A Si 11 Specials (62295) 28 I-Tensall (55517) 25 Huskies (09095) 20
"B" GROUP
N. E. Super (H. Schroeder 730) 4
Hot Rods (H. Patterson 550) 0
Fairlanes (C, 'Win 707) . .... — 3 C. Loggers (W. Romaniuk 652) 1
K. Tigers (A, Finlayson 75.1) 4
130 Dkileys (P, Zubal 602) ...... 0
Banktnonts (H. Kieswetter 723) 4 Canners (B. Rilett 719) 0
Larks (V. Smith 686) 4
Milkmen (L. -Stire 610) ..... 0
Weslons (13. Kirk 652)
Sterling Fuels —
N. E. Supertest (64356) .„, 54
NiPpen Tigers (63996) ,... 63 Crystal Loggers (62212) .... 48
Ban,kmonts (62696) 47
Larks (60767) ..._ ................. 47 raiz:lanes (62579) 45
Canners (159650) 44 Milkmen (61439) 39 Hot Rods 7 ( -', 32 Bo-Didleys (50114) 31 Sterling Fuels (01646) -, 22
Wes tons (5019-I) 15.
High single: G. Northcott (330)
High triple: :ir. Brintnell (770)
Hidden score: B. Stanlake
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz
and Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Les
Adams and Gloria were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Corbett and Al at Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold
and Mrs. Nelda Rutledge of
London were weekend visitors
with Mrs. Milton Ratz.
Mr. David Sheppard of Toro-
nto spent last weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sheppard.
Mr. John Guenther of Toron-
to was a weekend visitor with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of
Woodham and Warren and San-
dra of Lakeside were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl RUSsell
and fatally of 'EsSeX were Week-
end visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Cliff Russell and faMilY,
Mr. aricill it. Gerald Charlton
and- faini1V of Ailsa Craig were
Saturday Mr
s.
visitors with
Mr. and Harry Sheppard.
Mr. and MrS. Hugh Motent,.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams and
Mrs. ;leek Corbett attended the
funeral' of their eritialli,
Arthur .MorenV, at the NeddhaM
Funeral HOMO in Ltaideri on
Friday.
UCW MEETS IN HOME
The 13GW meeting was held
at the Koine of Mrs. lack Ratz
With Mrs. HarrY'SheppardiliAra..
Karl Guenther, Mrs. Ron
'
Pi
Ckering and MO: Ron Love
in C"harge of the •devotional part
Of the meeting.
Miss Joan Hatt was pianiat
for the Meeting' and. elto 01..yed
a piano solo. President, Mrs,
'Clif conducted the
btieltieet
part of the 'Meeting,
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
Lucky Strilces (G. Elsie 646) 5 Wee Hopes (T. HeywOod 570) 2
.Rollettes (P, Veal 651) 5 Nile Hawks (A, Wilson 691) „ 2
Merry Maids (G. Farquhar 696) 5
Happy Gals (0, Monroe 631) 2
Trailers (M, Cronyn 692) 7 Frisky Six .01). Dobson 601) 0
Be Bops ('W. Brintnell 740) 7 Pills (P. Hunter-Duvar 651) „ 0
Hot Dogs (II Durand 727) 6 Pin Poppettes (P. Haugh 638) 2
Happy Gals 96 Pin Poppet tes 91 Trruilers 80 Pills 79 Frisky 'Six 72 Be Bops 69 Hot Dogs 68 Rollettes 66 Merry Maids 63 Wee Hopes 66 Lucky Strikes 53 Nite Hawks 45
High single: A. Cronyn (298)
Hidden single: M. Gicot
"B" GROUP
Alley Cats (F. Walker 577) ..., 7
Who Cares ( S. Appleton 667) 0
Lollipops (B. Attfield 650) .0.
Blowettes (L. Hern 57.5) 2
Droppettes (G. Rowe 409) 4
Busy Bees (G. Webster 501) 3
Handicappers (P. Cann 620) „ 5
Mighty Mice (P. (Dixon 556) 0, 2
High Hopes (L. Bell 0S4) 7
Jolly .1111s (J. (Hodgins 604) .„ 0
Jolly Six (G. Skinner 602) , , 7 Sputniks (A. Ruggaber 531) 0
98
93
92
82
79
73
67
66
60
50
Jolly Sills 49 Jolly Six 34
High single: S. Appleton (290)
High triple: L, Bell (684)
MIXED LEAGUE
Cool Cats (T. Burke 698) 7
Hot Toddies (J. Gunn 691) „ 0
Twisters (R. Durand 782) Dodgers (H. Penha.le 611) 0
Odds & Ends (D. Munroe 814) 7
Chickens (D. Gravett 703) 0
Globetro'rs (T. 'MODoneld MG) 5
Blowers (D, Webster 570) 2
(Crackerjacks (M, Brintnell 671) 5
White Roses (AL Wells 642) 2
Cool Cats 100
Twisters 81
Chickens 80 _
OCISB & atIndS 75
White Roses 69
Crackerjacks 64
Hot Toddies 60
Globetrotters 62
Blowers .... ............. 62
Dodgers 29'
(High single, nien: Joe Gunn
(295)1 ladles: D. Munroe (378)
High triple, Men; I), Gravett
(708); ladies; D. Munroe (814)
MEN'S INTERTOWN
Exeter Itchy Six (5499) 7
Clinton, ZiM's Selects (5231) „ 4
Cinten Cloud Nine (5123) 9
Exeter Guenther 'lluckey (5182) 2
Goderich Little Bowl (5303)„ 11
Wing:1mM 13, Gobdyears 0687) 0
Goderich Chapman TV (5776) 7
Zurich Dominion Hotel (5376) 4
Exeter Itchy Six"... . . 164 Goderich Chapman TV 143
Clinton Cloud'.„ 125
Wingham B. Goodyeare"„ 108
GOderteli Little 130W11 „-, 99
Clinton .11113's Selects 98
Meter Guenther TitalteY 89
Zurich DOIninion Hotel .. 71
FRIDAY NITERS
NIglitereg (I. Dougherty 506) 7
Alley Cats (K, Bay 500) „ 0
Top .Caiis (M. 1.3divlea 034) -- 6
'rime JOIcera (IL Sander 602) ,„, 2
Floppettee (At, 140eiceY 563) 4
Ertrlyonea (A, Schroeder 625) ., 3
'Atightengales 80
TOP Cats 77
Ple0Pettett 68
Alley GirlrS 67
The TarlYones 65
The fakers fit.
High AL I3cAVIeS (260)
High triple: M. 136tYlea (694)
JUN BOYS -& -GIRLS
13eri,Ver 242). 5 Pin Bunter* -Kearney 096/
Jetfi (R. 1)(trand -28.2)
Dedgers Perilleile 1121.) 11
ijoinhere 1.1.1rrortt Inn) 5
KingplitS (1), Wolfe 1334) ...,- 0
Ilerribera 61
T-Birds ' 68
Jett;„, -43
Pin Bustefcg 30
Bodgeru) 24
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High single: J. Gifford (212)
High double: J. Gifford (3GG)
SENIOR BOYS & GIRLS
Dynamiters (D. 'Wright 360) „ 5
Cool Cats (D. Rummel 277) ,... 0
Atoms ( B. Skinner 406)
K-Ein-Downs (B. Wright 4,14) 2
Comets (J, Prost 438) 5 Strikers (B. Farquhar 5.18) 0
Atoms Strikers
Knock-Ern Downi;
Dynamiters
Comets
Cool Cats
'High single: J. Prest (245)
High double: J. Prest (428)
BANTAM GIRLS
Sparrows (G. (Fisher 272) Chickadees (L. Farquhar 222)
Owls (J. Ferguson 257)
Larks (B. MacDonald 220)
Canaries (J. Carripbell 294) 'Robins (.7, Glover 211)
'Sparrows 61 Canaries 50 Owls 41 Chickadees 38 Larks 32 Robins 28
High single: J. Campbell (202)
(High double: J. Campbell (294)
High average: J, Campbell (125)
BANTAM BOYS
Blue Jays (G. Ford 300) 5
Rockets (Jim Darling 200) ., 0
Nile Hawks (13, Weber 273)
Tigers (G. Campbell 234) 2
Wildcats (J, Carroll 294) ..., 6
:Silver Darts (M. Bower 231)
Slid cats 66 Mite Hawks 48 Blue Jays 40
Rockets 55
Tigers 33
'Silver Darts 29
High single; J. Carroll (200)
High double: G. Ford (300)
PEE WEES
Elephants (.11oe Darling 258) .. 6
Lions (G. McLean 194) 0
Zebras (D, Ferguson 222) ,
Crocodiles (S. Dettmer 200) 0
Crocodiles 42
Elephants 39
Zebras 35
Lions ........ ................... .....„„, 14
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
Legion (C. Olson 794) ..... ...,,„ 3
Shamrocks (J, Gilmour 600) ., 0
Lumber Kings (G. (Lee 609) .. 3
C. Restaurant (R, 'Sprague 495) 0
Duffers (B. Chown 677) ....... 3
Hotel (A. Blake 648) 0
Rex (11. Hodgins 600) ......... .61
..„ 2
Fire Eaters (W. Hickson 5) 1
Dairymen (E. Morgan 683) ,„, 2
WOoclibu'ers (L, Woodward 694) 1
Hot Shots (V. Hodgins 659) „ 2
Agrico (G. Mittens 635) 1
Legion 43
Wooclbtl ers 36
Dairymen, 36
Shamrocks 33
'Lumber Kings 53
Central Restaurant 27
Duffers 26
Rex. 25
Hotel 19
Hot Shots 17
Eire Eaters S3
Agrico ............. „.....„„„. 11
H igh Single: C. Eisen (289)
High triple: C. Bison (704)
LADIES' LEAGUE
Daitynialtle (K, Ilaaltett 277) 96
_Aces (L, Dickson 262) 89
Satellites (L. Caleott 207) 85
C. Cubes (Mary Scott 187) 76
Ramblers (E. 13ell 202) 63
Duinbe118 (,H, UNVeli 105) 68
Slrtuiii oohs (M, 1<lciaa. 156 ) •,-. 56 Sputniks (E, Steady 196) 53
IYIsimonds (13. NeWniail 225) 52
Legionet.tes (AI, .Ball 2010_,„ 40
High Hopes (ID, Coughlin 10.2) 45
ClOivria (N, Hieksen. 200) 19
High single; 15. 14aCkett (277)
High triPIO: L. -Dickson (720)
High average! L. Dickson (150)
COLLEENS
'he Ten Five Or, Carling 509)
Wingdird,,S (3. NeWillan 627)
Little Shots (L, Bioko 487)
Tee Tappers Hayter 453)
,rho 1Yi ngdinga 77
Little Shots 33
The Top VIVO'............ .18
The Tod 'ritnit)ere .,.„ ......
High single : 13, Alevaittitn. (165)
High triplet H. Newman(s371
n igh average: A. Wineel (An)
JUNIORS
:Horn (M, Holland 437) ...
MO& Hells (5. 'Shit-Avila/ 119) ..
Strikers (W. ItodgInS 193)
150Inhells (It Herbert 127) ....
Blow-Outs (A. 'Hayter 196) .... 3
Pinsplitters 00. 'Shtpway 113) 2
Sinurs '16
Dumbells 41
Strikers 36
Blue Bells 26
Blow-Outs 18
Pinsplitters ...— ................. ...„ 16
High -single, girls: M. Holland
(187) High single, boys: W. I-Todgins
(193)
AILSA CRAIG MEN
Bolt's Up (M. Finkbeiner 698) 4
Black Panthers (J. Ropy 552) 0
C. Supers (A. Hodgins 697) .. 3
Lucky Six (1, Hodgson 636) „ 1
Wild Cats (B. Morley 627) .... 3
B. Bombers (B. Mercer 034) .. 1
Chevy Eights (D. Collins 660) 3
Devizes D. 0. (11, 581) 1
.Clandeboye Supers 59
Chevy ili.ights 47
Lucky Six 95
Wild Cats 40
Brinsley Bombers 07
Bottoms Up (17
Devizes Dare Devils 27
Black Panthers 17
High single: A. HodginS (272) High triple: A, Hodgins (637)
GB LANES
LADIES' LEAGUE
Braves (A. Ravelle 664) 4
Hot Shots (Al, Tiedeman. 517) 3
Blake
By MRS. DON FORREST
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gin-
gerich and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Gingerich and fa-
mily were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich,
of Blake.
Mr. Louis Erb has returned
home after spending some holi-
days at Niagara Falls.
Misses Pearl Ann and Mary
Lou Erb spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Cleaveland Gin-
gerich and family, of Zurich.
Mr, John Finlay, Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Forrest, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Forrest and Mr. Harold
Finlay, Jim and Margaret.
Mr. Andrew Corriveau, of
London, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Corriveau
and family, of Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Scliwart-
zentruber and family, of New
Hamburg, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Oesch and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zehr,
of Kitchener were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb'
and faintly,
A house must have solid boon
dation„ but a dinner a soft one.
Halibtarton
By ttilt. ERVIN RAPER
DASHWOOD
At the meeting of the Dash-
weed. 'WI held Tuesday, ,Feb, 5
in the new community centre
with the Citizenship group in
charge and Mrs. Carl Oestrei-
cher convener, special guests
included New Canadians from
the community.
Mrs. Harry Strang, Hensall,
president of South Huron Dis-
trict WI brought greetings from
the district and guest speaker,
Mrs. George itether, of Exeter
spoke on "Behind the Iron Cur-
tain” and also showed many
souvenirs given to her by the
refugees as she was returning
to Canada.
Mrs. Sid Baker, president,
welcomed everyone to the new
building which, by rio means,
is complete as yet but at least
it is well on the way. Fol-
lowing the business Mrs, Hugh
Boyle was chairlady for the
program.
Duties of a good citizen was
the roll call. Mrs. Carl Oes-
treicher commented on the mot-
to, "If a man be gracious and
courteous to strangers, it shows
he is a good citizen of the
world." Mrs. Boyle gave a
reading and Mrs. Mervyn Webb
current events, Miss Darlene
Webb played two piano solos
and Mrs. Rudolph Miller sang
accompanied by Mrs. Milford
Merner.
VISIT HURONVIEW
Over forty Ladies Aid mem-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dixon
and family, Brinsley were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner
and girls, Exeter, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Strong, Seaforth visi-
ted on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Brock and Bill.
Mr. Lloyd Lynn and Miss
June Lynn of Clandeboye visited
Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hern and Mr. and
Mrs. Ton) Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock
and Mr. and Mrs. James Earl,
of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Brock were Saturday evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hera,
Muriel, Sheila and Alan visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Mary Mar-
lene and Edwin in Dashwood.
The junior bible class and
senior intermediates and their
teachers enjoyed a skating party
at Granton on Friday evening.
They then returned to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hern
for lunch and a social evening.
CLIFFORD PULLEN
Clifford Robertson Pullen, 5'7
brother of Milne Pullen, RR 1
Granton, and Mrs. Ross Hern,
died at his home, Jefferson Hall
Road, Fairdale, Ky. February 5.
He was born near Woodstock
and lived near Woodham and
attended Winchelsea school, but
has lived in Louisville, Ky.
since 1926.
He is survived by his wife,
one son Thomas, one daughter,
(Mary Ann), Mrs. Ken Brook-
shire and two grandchildren all
of Louisville.
Funeral services were held
at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8 with
interment in Louisville Memor-
ial Gardens. Pallbearers were
Masonic friends.
When a woman told a hard-
ware-store clerk that she want-
ed a three-quarter-inch pipe
plug, he asked, "Do you want a
male plug, a female plug or
both?” "I just want to stop a
leak," the woman replied. "I
don't plan to raise them." --
The Reader's Digest.
Ili Health ?
See your doctor first.
Bring your prescription to
MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
DON
ROOTH
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
* Domestic
* Commercial
* Industrial
Motors, Controls
Lighting
70 Huron St. West
235-0282
belt and friends of Zion Luth-
eran church motored by bus to
Huronview, Clinton, on Wednes-
day afternoon where they pre-
SOnted a Variety prograln te the
residents consisting of songs,
skits and readings, President
Mrs. Milford Kerner PreSided
and introduced these taking
part, Rev. Wm. Gat?, also spoke
briefly.
Following the program atour
of the home was made by the
ladies and potted plants were
presented to all the ones in
residence from Dashwood. TWo
boxes of grapes were given to
the home for treats for all.
PERSONALS
Mr. Harry Hayter attended
the OTA (Ontario Turkey As-
sociation) convention at Hamil-
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan
and Larry of Pickering spent
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Ferd Miller and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Seigfried Miller
of Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Miller,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Restemayer were
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kraft of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Restemayer, and Mrs. Madeline
Fleet and family.
Miss Lorna Kraft of London
spent the weekend with Mrs.
E.G. Kraft and Gordon. Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Kraft of London
were also Sunday evening visi-
tors.
SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
Miss Verde Rinker, Mrs.
Andy Anderson, Mrs. Leonard
Schenk, and Mrs. Rudolph Mil-
ler were hostesses for a shower
Friday evening for Miss Rose
Anderson at her home. Sixteen
were present.
Bunco was played with Rose
being the winner and Mrs. Leo
Gibson, consolation winner.
Contests were also played.
Rose was presented with a
pole lamp and nesting chairs.
She ,thmkefi all And lunch WAS
served,
PASHWOOP "'PPM PASS.
At recent exams of the Royal
Conservatory of Music of To-
ronto held .in .1494(194,. the
lowing plipt1S- .ef Miss Ilona
Gabel, APcI, were successf141;
Grade 2 theory, Janet Miller
(99) first -class honors; Mary
Jane Hoffman, honors.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman
spent Sunday with Mr, encimr.e.
,Gordon Hewitt . and Nancy at
Lolling wood.
Mr. and Mrs, Herold Stire
and family spent Sunday with
Mr, -and Mrs. Claire Melick
and Melvin of Komoka.
YOUTH PLAY 13HOOMBALL.
-The YF of Zurich, -Creditors,
and Dashwood FHB churches
and the -Zurich, Latheranaurch
met for .an evening of broomball
in Dashwood, following which
they met at the EL113 church
for lunch.
DASHWOOD MERRY MAIDS
The second meeting of the
FIGURE SKATES
Misses*, reconditioned,
as low as $2.50
Children's& Beginners,
as low as $2,25
Sharpened with new laces
BLUE BAR RUBBER BOOTS
Heavy quality, Sizes 6 and 8
$'7.50 Value for $5.95
HIP RUBBER BOOTS
as low as $9.69
SHEARLING LINED LEATHER
SHOES
All sizes, as low as $14.50
WUERTH'S
SHOES EXETER
Dashwood 4-ff club Was held at
the borne of Lynda and Judy
Kraft with the leaders Mrs,
Leonard Schenk and Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe and 10 girlS Present.
DiscusSion was on suitable
materials and patterns for the
dusters.
The next meeting will be at
the home pf iris BPPlcer.
PPISPNAI,
Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Becker
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pecker
visited in London last Friday
with Mrs, Hifrieda Yansie and
Carmen.
Dashwood WI host
to New Ca nadians
.February 14,. 1903_ page
Blowettes.
Lollipops
Handicappers
Alley Cats High Hopes
Busy Bees
Who Cares
Mighty Mice
Droppettes
Sputniks
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