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BY MRS, ERVIN RAPER
Native of Centralia
na.med #o bank post
A former Centralia. man,
Maurice E. Neil, hasbeenelec,
ted a vice-president of the Bank
of Dearborn, Mich. He will bp in
charge of the bank's operations
at the Warren-Miller Once,
Mr, Neil joined the Bank of
Dearborn in 1955 as head teller
and was appointed assistant ca-•
shier inJanuary 1957. His bank-
ing experience dates back to
1922 when he started his banking
career in lylolsons Bank, Exe-
ter.
Mrs, Kenneth McKellar ac-
companied Mrs. Carter .Kera
take and -Mrs. Bert petlAtaffa,
Mrs, Harold Coleman, Seaforth,,
and Mrs, Wm. Benning anc.i.dan-
ghter Jane, Mitchell, when -they
Visited with Mr. and Mrs, O, R.
Francts, Woodstock, as
pup for Mrs, Francis on her
birthday.
Kim visited with mr, and Mrs,.
Garnet Cockwill, Dashwood,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Russell
returned home Saturday after a
months vacation.
Mr. Parry McKtnnon of ot-,
tawa is holidaying for two weeks
with his parents, Mr. n' Mrs.
Donald McKinnon.
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Then Come In and See
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WALLPAPER
Local veterinarian at CNE Vetescope
Vetescope '63, a big drawing card for the second year at the
Canadian National Exhibition, displays all aspects of veterinary
medicine. Veterinarians from Ontario and Quebec manned the
booths and performed three surgical operations a day on small
animals. Here Dr. R. F. Roelofson, Exeter, is shown at the
display of stomachs of various animals so that the public can
see their structure, vital parts and how they work.
After moving to Detroit In
1923 he served with several
banks and was employed by
Packard Motor Car C9. .as as-
sistant to the paymaster. From
1948 to 1950, due to ill health,
Mr, Neil and family moved to
Goderich, where he was ern-
ployed by the goderich Mant.
facturing Dompany, returning to
the Detroit area again to go back
in banking.
Mr. Neil was born at Cen-
tralia and was educated in Cen-
tralia Public school and Exeter
High School. He is married to
Gladys Melick formerly of Zu-
rich, Ontario. They have two
children and four grandchild-
ren. He is a member of St.
Matthews church (Evangelical-
Methodist), vice-president of
east Dearborn Kiwanis club,
member of the financial divi-
sion and the membership divi-
sion of the Dearborn Chamber
of Commerce, besides nu-
merous other organizations.
officers: president, Herbert.
Bills; vice-president, Norman
Walper; secretary-trea-
surer, Mrs. Milford. Merrier;
table convener, Mrs. Harr
Hayter; sports committee,
Glen, Arthur, and Kenneth Ra-
der.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller
have returned home from gree-
fell, Sask. where they visited
with Mr. Nick Miller and other
relatives. Their daughter Janet
remained there to accompany
their son Robert home as soon
as he is able to travel following
an emergency appendicitis
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guenther
and family have returned to
Dashwood after spending the
summer at Grand Bend.
HOLIDAY VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke
of Baldwinville, New York, and
Rev, and Mrs. George Sim and
family of Listowel with Rev. and
Mrs. M. J. James and family.
Mrs. A, C, Whittier and child-
ren of Peterborough, Miss Er-
ma Wein of Clinton, and Robert
Wein of Sudbury with Mrs. Herb
Wein.
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Seebach
and boys of Hamilton with Mrs.
Cora Geiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Res-
temayer and Mr. and Mrs. Ha-
All The Latest Patterns
MUTUAL FUNDS ARE
HELPING MANY PEOPLE
TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS
rold Kraft with. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Kirk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan,
Larry and Nancy of Pickering
with Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Miller.
Misses Pamela Spear and
Kathy Hordes of Detroit with
Mrs. Lucinda McIsaac.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith
and Tommy of Buffalo with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and fa-
mily,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walper
attended the Jellus-Walper
wedding at Ingersoll United
church last Saturday. The bride
is their niece.
Sgt. and Mrs. C. N. Durdin
and family of Camp Borden who
are transferred to France and
Cpl. Loric Pederson of Goose
Bay who is •transferred to North
Bay have spent the past month
with their parents Mi. and Mrs.
Oluf Pedersen, Dashwood.
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ends GB's season Gould & Jory
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EVERY WEDNESDAY
PRESENTED GIFT
Mrs, Ed Maier was taken by
surprise Thursday, August 29,
when some thirty members of
Zion Church Ladies Aid gather-
ed at her home to bid her fare-
well prior to her taking up resi-
dpece in London.
Games were enjoyed with
Mrs. Lorne Becker winner of
high Prize and Mrs, Ken Keller,
consolation.
Mrs. Milford Monier read an
address and Mrst James Hayter
presented Mrs. Mater with a
brooch. She thanked all and in-
vited them to visit her in her
home in London.
HOLIDAY VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reste-
mayer and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe are at Inverlochy Lodge
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg
and family of Waterloo with Mr.
Fred Weiberg.
Mrs. Laura Petzold of Dune-
din, Florida, with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Guenther for three weeks; also
Mrs. Myrtle Sturch at Stoney
Creek.
Several members of Dash-
wood WI enjoyed a bus trip to
Collingwood and other points of
interest last week.
RADER PICNIC
The 15th Rader picnic was
held at Riverview Park, Exeter,
with 70 attending from Water-
loo, London, Sudbury, Peter-
borough, Clinton, Zurich, Zion
and Dashwood.
Sports were conductedbyMr.
and Mrs. Ervin Rader and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Miller. Winners
were: 5 and under, Tommy Hay-
ter; 6-8, Janice Hayter; 9-12,
Philip Rader and Darlene Ra-
der; 13-16, Wayne Weiberg;
young men, Arthur Rader; mar-
ried ladies, Mrs. Albert Rader;
married men, Wendell Gamble;
three legged race, Janice Hay-
ter and Sharon Rader; four
legged race, Wayne Weiberg,
Paul and David Rader, backward
wheelbarrow race, Paul Rader
and Edward Prang; roll the ball,
Darlene Rader; ring the cup,
Ivan Taylor; partners shave,
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Elgin
Rader; partner sack race, Mrs.
Albert Rader and Elmer Rader;
Several relays were played.
Keith Taylor won the guessing
contest. President Alvin Rader
gave special prizes to the
youngest baby, Shelley Howe;
oldest person, Mrs. Alma Wil-
lert; most recently married,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller;
longest married, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Rader; woman who made
her dress, Mrs. Hilda Wein;
married man with smallest foot,
Ervin Rader.
The picnic will be held next
year at Exeter the first Sunday
in September with the following
(except Wed. Sept. 4 )
Thompson, 18, Hamilton; (also
charged with consuming under
21 and fined $10), D. W. Hatch,
Galt; J. R. Hill, Dundas; L. E.
Jozwiak, Michigan;
Two boys from RCAF Cen-
tralia, Gillis Beaudoin, 19 and
James Duffy, 19, each were
fined $10 and costs for drinking
while under 21. Constable Gil-
leno provided the information
that in each case a stolen birth
certificate was involved, and
the RCAFwasinvestigating
these.
Some variations in the pattern
were fines of $15 and costs to
Dominic Maniacu, Michigan,
who had expected to pay only
$12.50 for being arrested on
unlawful possession and B. R.
Moore, Hamilton, who was un-
der 21 and drinking, and proved
to be belligerent with the police
officer.
Richard J. Cook, London, was
fined $5 and costs for causing
unnecessary noise, D. R.
Brown, Hamilton, was fined$10
and costs for consuming liquor
in a place other than his resi-
dence.
One Hamilton man, H. E.
Chapple, was discovered drink-
ing on the roof of the Imperial
Hotel and was fined $10 and
costs for unlawful possession
of liquor.
and from 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Daily except Saturday
Open to 9:00 p.m.
Friday
BREWERS WAREHOUSING COMPANY LIMITED
GRAND BEND
Deputy Magistrate William S.
Pearson, QC, Sarnia presided
here for magistrate's court
Tuesday morning, and cleared
a large docket of cases, many
of them due to what constables
termed a "normal" Labor Day
weekend for the Bend.
Lorne Jak Shenkman, Lon-
don, was fined $30 and costs
for careless driving of his con-
vertible on Main Street August
27. Mr. Shenkman had been sit-
ting on the back of the front
seat, and steering from that
position.
Shenkman also was fined $50
and costs for a similar offence
four days later. On August 31,
he was discovered riding in his
convertible from a standingpo-
sition in the back seat, along
River Road. A passenger was
undertaking the steering re-
sponsibilities.
The passenger, Louis Rot-
tman, al so of London, was
steering from his seated po-
sition on the back of the front
seat. Shenkman claimed he had
been "looking for a boat" in
the river. Rottman was fined
$30 and costs on a careless
driving charge for his part in
this.
John Douglas Shaw, Grand
Bend, was fined $5 and costs
for failing to stop at a stop
sign; Robert Andrew Stevens,
Leaside , was fined $35 and
costs on a careless driving
charge.
Barry W. Brownlee, 19, St.
Thomas, was fined $5 and costs
for causing unnecessary noise,
and $5 and costs for failing to
stop at a stop sign.
Fines of $5.00 each were
levied against Brian C. Sweit-
zer, Exeter, for over-loading
his car and L. A. Becker, Grand
Bend, for causing unnecessary
noise by screeching his tires.
The charge of illegal pos-
session resulted in fines of $10
each plus costs of $2.50 for
John M. Fedor i c, Hamilton;
Christopher Gentile, Michigan;
Paul C. Thrasher, Michigan;
William Wallace Wagner, Mich-
igan; Joseph Uijuk, Windsor;
Ian H. Bruce, Hamilton; Alex
S. Flannigan, London; JOhn T.
Haines, 16 years, Stratford;
Ron S, Hyslop, Michigan; F. J.
Kuter, Jr., Michigan; James
I. Meldrum, Michigan; David
B. Shoemaker, Michigan; Wil-
liam K. L. Smith, Hanover;
J. G. Osborn, Hamilton; W. B.
Connelly, Michigan; R. F. Bou-
sseau, Michigan; C. A. Branc-
ado, Michigan; John William
Cottreau, Michigan; Everett C.
Edwards, Michigan; S. Finazzo,
Michigan; Terence Ford, Sea-
forth; T. W. McDonald, Michi-
gan; Philip Mulholland, Isling-
ton; Richard Wilhelm, Windsor;
Michael A. Quinn, Oakville; J. J.
McDonald, Michigan; William
D. McDonald, Michigan; Mi-
chael James Mroz, Michigan;
Eugene Shaw, St. Marys; Paul.
William White, Stoney Creek;
Paul Theo Ellington, Michigan;
Jane H. Hancock, Michigan;
Austin A. Jenner, Chatham; D.
J. Murray, Toronto; R. A. Ock-
erstrom, Michigan; H. K.
Slaughter, Chatham; Sharon L.
2,695,612
REASONS WHY
Good Representation
deserves YOUR support
Operators of Brewers' Retail Stores
This figure represents the number of dollars the Roberts Government con-
tributed to municipalities in Huron riding in one year, 1962. Those dollars were
applied directly against your local tax levy. (See your municipal tax state-
ment.)
Now, if you need more than 2,695,612 reasons to support Charlie Mac-
Naughton, your local cabinet minister, consider the hundreds of thousands of
dollars spent on provincial roads, development roads, the Ontario )Hospital, new
schools and local hospitals in Huron riding in the past five years.
All common sense reasons why YOU should keep a GOOD man working
for HURON.
MacNaughton, c.ARLEs,
III Health ?
See your doctor first,
Bring your prescription to
MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
Cromarty
By MRS. KEN hIFKE,41AR
The church pervice,enSenday
morning was in .charge of the
.01deene. Mr, gdpr.cOditiOre of
Hensall Was, guest ..speaker,mr.
tiarry Hoffman, Dashwood,
guest spleist ,accerripanied .by
Miss Carol Ann Dow in the
apnea of Mrs. Kenneth tviciceir
jar,
PERSONALS
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. Left,
and faratty, mr, arid mra.,rohn
Jefferson were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cle-
land, Listowei.
mra. Kenneth McKellar is a
patient in Scott Memorial 1104,
segforth,
mr, and Mrs, Don Riehl and
family Seebeck Hill and Mr.
Norman C he s s e 11„ Stratford,
were recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. John Jefferson.
Miss Margaret Jean Russell
spent the Labor Day holiday
with friends in Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace
and Debbie spent the weekend
in Essex with their daughter
Mrs. Shirley. Elliott and family.
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Walker and
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