HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-02-06, Page 5T. G. Saego., iAndeay, general
manager of Hogg and Lytle
Seeds, Seed diyision of Maple
Leaf Mills Ltd,, presented Mr,
Schenk and Mr. Kestle with
automatic gold wrist watches,
Both men made suitable replies?.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Caupe,
London were present, Mr.
Cause is the representative of
Jones MacNaughton Seeds in the
London District. Eugene Bea-
ver presided.
Valentine
Dance
Dashwood Community
Centre
Feb.14
Garrff5.7,
"I suppose you never rushed
home with a hot pizza pie!"
(Me Cis etrcAes
in the area
Invite you to join them for
Worship, Fellowship and
Services
BIRTHS,
KYLE — Pon and Carole
Zurich, wish to announce the
birth of a son, Scott Donald,
at St. Joseph's Hospital, LOP-
don, January 44 — a brother
for Deborah.
MeROBERTS —Reap and Mar-
guerite McRoberts (nee
Yoling) RR 1 Lucan, announce
the arrival of a daughter.,
Tami Elizabeth, at Victoria
Hospital, London, January 26
— a sister for Ruth Ann.
1101/HIS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Hovius, RR 1 Heasall, an-
nounce the birth of a son at
South Huron Hospital, Jan-
uary 30 a.brother for Sadie,
Jacob, Kay, Albert, Effie, Ro-
bert and Mary.
HOWITT — William and Heath-
er Howitt (nee MacNaughton)
are happy to announce the
birth of a daughter, Heather
Lynn, at Metropolitan Hos-
pital, Windsor, January 30 —
first grandchild for Hon.
Charles MacNaughton and
Mrs. MacNaughton.
WALPER— Alan and Norma
Walper (nee Steinbach) wish
to announcethe b i r t h of a
daughter Marilyn Marie, at
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, January 23.
WORSE LL —Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Worsell, Exeter, are
happy to announce the birth of
a son, Richard Todd, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
January 31.
DIETRICH—Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Dietrich, Zurich, an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Lorraine Theresa, at South
Huron Hospital, February 3
— a sister for Kevin, Randy
and Jimmy.
DEATHS —
ROWCLIFFE —At Child-
ren's War Memorial Hospital
London, on Saturday Feb. 1,
1964. Alan Elgin, beloved son
of Jean and William B. Row-
cliffe in his twenty first
month. 6*
CARDS OF THANKS —
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to everyone who
helped us last week when our
Clinic was burned. Very special
thanks to Bill Pincombe who no-
ticed the fire, to the Exeter Vol-
unteer Firemen and the Town
Police for their prompt and ex-
cellent service, to Dr. Read for
his wonderful help and last but
certainly not least, to all our
wonderful friends and neighbors
who looked after our children,
brought food, offered us their
vehicles, and helped us to clean
up after it was all over. Many,
many thanks. -- Dick and Louise
Roelofson. 6c
I wish to thank all myfriends
and neighbors for their visits,
flowers, cards and gifts receiv-
ed while in the hospital and
since returning home. — Mrs.
Larry Cronyn and twin daugh-
ters. 6*
We wish to thank Dr. Goddard,
nurses and staff of South Huron
Hospital, friends who sent cards
and gifts and visited us while in
Hospital. It was very much ap-
preciated. — Mrs. Al Hoggarth
and Gregory. 6*
We wish to thank all our
friends, particularly the Com-
rades of the Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary, Branch 16'7, for
cards, gifts and good wishes
received on our golden anni-
versary, Jan. 29; also Com-
rade Young and his band, for
the music at the dance, — Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Cutting. 6 *
The family of the late Edgar
Broderick wish to express sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
the many relatives, friends and
neighbors for their warm ex-
pressions of sympathy, beauti-
ful floral tributes, cards and
many acts of kindness in the loss
of a dear father and grandfather.
Special thanks to Rev. S. E.
L e wi 5, Huronview Home Clin-
ton, Dinney Funeral Home and
pallbearers.
I wish to say avery sincere
thank you to all the folk who
have been so kind to me during
the last month, with my stay in
South Huron Hospital and the
passing of my brother Albert.
— Pearl Keys. 6c
The family of the late Fred
Armitage wish to express their
deep gratitude to their many
neighbors, friends and relatives
for assistance, messages of
sympathy, floral offerings, and
donations to the Gideons, re-
ceived during their recent be-
reavement. Special thanks to the
Rev. G. W. Sach, Craigholme,
Dr. C. H. George, Murdy Fu-
neral Home and all those who
helped in any way. 6c
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Dixon
wish to thank their neighbors
and friends who helped at the
time of the fire, special thanks
to the Lucan fire department
and the RCAF fire department
for coming, and to all those who
helped in anyway since the fire.
6*
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lang-
ford wish to extend sincere
thanks to all our friends for
their Many kind expressions of
sympathy in the loss of the
latter's mother. 6c
I wish to thank the nurses and
staff of South Huron Hospital
for the excellent care I received
while a patient there. This was
greatly appreciated, — Mrs.
Ann Regier. 6*
IN MEMORIAM,
A4mITACE,In loving .me,
penry of .a dear .mother and
granomothee, Ethel May Ara
initege who passed away Feb-
rnarY 9, 1958.
Although we smile and 7.114.1e.
no tuaaa
No one misses her more than
us.
And when old times we oft re-
call,
It's then we miss you most of
all,
—Ever remembered and pad-
ly missed by daughters, sonsa
in-law and grarialchildren, 6c
.VVHITMORE loving me,
mory of a dear husband, fa-
ther and. grandfather, John
Henry Whitmore Sr„ who
passed away one year agp,
Feb, 7, 1963.
A little tribute true and tender,
Just to show that we remember;
He lives with us in memory still
Not just today, but always will
be remembered and sadly
missed by his loving wife
Grace and family also grand-
children. ' Sc
By MRS. HABO-D.DAVIS.
IcirtAKTON
The eongregation meeting of
Kirkton UC was held Wednesday
evening Jan. 29 with a.good at-
tendance, Rev, T, Elliott was
ehairman with Fred Switzer as
secretary. Church reports were
given.
Rev. Elliott cemplimented the
congregation on the success of
their 75th anniversary, ex-
pressed appreciatioa to all who
planned and worked to make the
sanctuary a place of beauty and
for the attractive memorials
given.
A hallman organ was installed
to commemorate the occasion.
A moment's silence was ob-
served in memory of Mr. T. A.
Wiseman.
Mr, C. J, Switzer and Mr.
Fred Switzer were electedto the
session. Norman Amos and
Ross Francia were re-elected
to board of stewards.
New church trustees are Ron
Denham and Earl Watson. Lunch
was served by the 11C W.
WI EUCHRE
The WI held a progressive
euchre in Aberdeen Hall, Kirk-
Name prize winners
at Woodham carnival
By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE
WOODHA1VI
Mrs. Jess Jaques last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hazel-
wood and family and Mr. & Mrs.
Oliver Hazelwood entertained
Saturday those who helped at
mink pelting time.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heines
and Robert, Mr. Nelson Ernst
Jr. of Lansing, Mich., Mrs.
David Emerson of Fox Lake,
Wisconsin were weekend guests
with Rev. & Mrs. Nelson Ernst
and Barbara.
Mrs. Mary Jaques, Mrs.
Lloyd Jaques and Mrs. Robert
Elliott of St. Marys attended
the fortieth wedding celebra-
tions of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard
Kirk of London Thursday.
Calvin. Rodd celebrated his
third birthday last week when
he entertained a few of his
little friends.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Rixon and
family of London visited Sun-
day with Misses Blanche and
Rhea Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. John Brookshaw
and Murray of Rannoch were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Walter Levy, Margaret and Da-
vid.
Elizabeth and Marion Levy of
Russeldale were Saturday even-
ing guests with their grand-
parents Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Levy, Margaret and David.
Misses Helen and Hilda Levy
of Transvaal visited Friday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Smith.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Wilson,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilson,War-
ren and Sandra of Lakesie were
last Wednesday supper guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith,
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Jaques,
Yvonne and Dalton of Zion West
visited with Mrs. Arthur Hop-
kins Tuesday evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Chatten
visited Sunday with Miss Bar-
bara Chatten in London.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Dobson of
Kirkton visited Sunday evening
with Mrs. Arthur Hopkins.
RBP EUCHRE
The RBP Lodge held a euchre
in the hall Thursday evening.
Prizes went to: ladies' high,
Mrs. Russell Morle y; lone
hands, Mrs. Lloyd Hera; men's
high, Jim Mitchell; lone hands,
Lawrence Beckett; draw for a
ham, Mr. Russell Morley; la-
dies' lunch draw, Miss Florence
Jameson.
The annual ice carnival was
held at the rink Friday evening.
Even though the weather turned
mild and it rained all afternoon,
the ice was good and the en-
thusiasm of the skaters had not
been dampened.
Warden Dave White and Coun-
cillor James B. Bryan were
the judges for the evening and
picked the following for the
prizes:
King of the carnival, Bob
Miller, Queen of the carnival,
Dianne Smith, comic costume
(boy), Murray Insley, (girl),
Linda Johns;
Best original representation
over 15, Mrs. Glenn Copeland
and Mrs. John Rodd, best or-
iginal, 15 and under, Lorri
Webb, best dressed couple un-
der 15 years, Dianne Smith and
Jack Rundle, best dressed coup-
le 15 and over, Mrs. FredPar-
kinson and Bob Miller.
Oldest skater, L a wre nc e
Beckett, youngest skater, Shar-
onJansson, best skating couple,
16 and under, Betty Jean Mill-
er and Bob Miller, best skat-
ing couple, over 16, Sharon
Thomson and Fred Cowdrey;
Best clown, Colleen Squires,
best comic, Marian Squires,
best comic couple, KarenRodd,
Kathy Thacker.
Largest family on skates, the
F. Parkinson and N. Webb fa-
milies tied.
Speed races: boys 10 and
under, Murray Insley, Graham
Robinson, girls 10 and under,
Joy Thacker, Betty Jean Mill-
er, boys, 11-13, Eddie Lawson,
Alex Johns, girls, 11-13, Kathy
Thacker, Karen Rodd;
Boys, 14-16, Larry Johns,
Bob Miller, girls, 14-16, Linda
Johns, Doris Mills, men, Fred
Cowdrey, Larry Johns, women,
Sharon Thomson, Mrs. Fred
Parkinson.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lloyd Smith spent afew
days with her parents Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Brock of Detroit last
week.
Miss Debra Jaques entertain-
ed a few of her friends Satur-
day last to help celebrate her
ninth birthday.
Mrs. Robert Elliott of St.
Marys spent a few days with
ton Monday Feb, 3. Prize win
ners were; ladies' high, Mrs.
Russell Morrison; lene hands,
John Witteveen; men's high,
Lawrence becketti lone hands,
Tom Coward; lucky draw, Allan
Berry.
SS AWARDS
Kirkton UC Sunday School
held their annual SS simper Fri-
day evening, Jan. 30, Over 100
were present for the meal.
The program consisted of a
number provided by each class.
Certificates for one year at-
tendance were presented to Da-
vid Burgin, Wayne Denham,
Mrs, Carl Mills, Lawrie Mor-
rison, Brenda McCurdy, Brent
Marshall, Mrs. Jack Switzer,
Murray Switzer, Denise Robin-
son, Diane Robinson, Gary Ur-
quhart, Mrs. Ronald Denham.
Seals were presented for two
years to Mrs. Junior Doupe,
Ellen Eveleigh, Valerie Den-
ham, Connie Mills, StephenRo-
Wilson, Mrs. Roger Urquhart.
Three years attendance, Rob-
bie Amos, Mrs. Ray Paynter,
Miss Joan Switzer, DonnaSwit-
zer.
Four years, Kevin Doupe,
Kim Doupe, Linda Marshall,
Heather Mills, David Paynter,
Sylvia Paton, Jo-Anne Scott.
Five years, Billy Atthill, Ed-
die Atthill, Linda Denham.
Six years, Brine Denham, Bill
Elliott, Gwen Mills, Roberta
Neil, John Urquhart, Mrs. Cliff
Scott, Mrs. Jack Urquhart.
Seven years, Bryan Amos,
Monica Eveleigh, Bobby Mar-
shall, Rickey Scott, Heather
Urquhart, Shirley Switzer.
Eight years, Ruth Baillie,
Mrs. Charlie Baillie, Brenda
Denham, Ron Denham, Norma
Switzer, Jim Watson.
Nine years, Helen Baillie,
Fred Cowdrey, Bill Denham,
Anne Urquhart.
Ten years, Darlene Denham,
Cheryle Denham, David Mar-
shall, Mrs. Earl Watson.
Eleven years, Cathy Amos,
Barbara Switzer.
Twelve years, Raymond Swit-
zer, Jack Switzer. Thirte en
years, Sandra Jory, Iris Mar-
shall.
Fifteen years, Mrs. Allan
Eveleigh. Sixteen years, G. H.
Burgin, Mrs. Fred Switzer,
Fred Switzer.
Eighteen years, George Bur-
gin. Twenty years, Mrs. Harry
Burgin.
Gifts were presented to the
following by their teachers for
perfect attendance. Ellen Eve-
leigh, Murray Switzer, Garry
Urquhart, Robbie Amos, Linda
Marshall, Jo-Anne Scott, David
Paynter, Kim Doupe, Kevin
Doupe, Billie Atthill, Donna
Switzer, Brian Denham, Linda
Denham, Eddie Atthill, Bobby
Marshall, Rickey Scott, Shirley
Switzer, John Urquhart, Heath-
er Urquhart, Anne Urquhart,
Brenda Denham, Darlene Den-
ham, David Marshall, Ruth
Baillie, Roberta Neil, Billy
Denham, Norma Switzer, Bar-
bara Switzer.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Schaefer
spent a few days this past
week in Toronto. Dr. Schaefer
attended the Veterinary Con-
vention.
Mr. & Mrs. Art Julian spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Miller McCurdy,
Kirkton fair
notes surplus
Kirkton Agricultural Society
reported a year-end balance of
$759.68 at its annual meeting
Jan. 28.
Secretary Alex F. Crago not-
ed receipts of $3718.00 and ex-
penses of $3,093.32, leaving a
balance of $624.68. The 4-H
grant of $135 raises the balance
to $759.68.
The society decided to spon-
sor two field crop competitions
— oats and corn during 1964.
Rea Stephen was re-elected
president. Vice-presidents are
Clarence Switzer and Lorne
Ross. Mr. Crago remains sec-
retary-treasurer.
Directors were re-appointed
with the addition of RobertRun-
dle, Harry Weersink and Ray
Paynter.
Roy Nethercott was made an
honorary director and Alex D.
Irvine was named examiner of
the financial report.
Fair dates for 1964 will be
Oct. 1 and 2.
700*
Mrs. Lorne Armstrong,
Varna was a visitor with Mr.
& Mrs. Wes Witmer a couple
days the latter part of last
week.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen
are spending this week in New
York.
Mrs. Cecil RoWe Spent the
weekend in Watford with Mr.
& Mrs. Frank Northcott.
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Witmer and
Ronnie, Woodstock were Sunday
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wes
Witmer.
Bride: "Boo, Mot Fide just
ate the pie I baked for you!"
Groom; "Now; don't yon
Worry your pretty little bead
about that. I'll buy you another
dog!"
EUCHRE — Sponsored by Cre-
dition WI in Crediton Commu-
nity Hall, on Thursday, Feb.
13, 8 pm. Admission 504. Prizes
and lunch provided. 6c
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY — So-
cial meeting, Tuesday, Feb. 11
at 2;30 pm in Auxiliary rooms.
Speaker will be Mrs. Jim Hyde,
Hensall, on cystic fibrosis.
Slides will be shown. 6c
DESSERT EUCHRE Feb. 19,
at 2 pm sponsored by Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge to be held
in the IOOF lodge hall. Ad-
mission 54. Everyone wel-
come. 6c
EUCHRE at IOOF Hall Fri-
day, Feb. 14, 1964. Everyone
Welcome. Admission 504. La-
dies provide lunch. 6c
IOOF— The second degree team
of Exeter Lodge No. 67, IOOF
will confer the degree on a
number of candidates on Feb-
ruary 11, 1964. All members
welcome. Stanley Whiting, No-
ble Grand, Percy A. McFalls,
Rec.-Sec. 6c
World Day
of Prayer
SERVICE
. Friday, Feb.14
At 3 p.m.
Main Street
United Church
ALL LADIES IN THE
COMMUNITY ARE INVITED
Pancake
Supper
Tuesday, Feb.11
Trivitt Memorial
Parish Hall
500 p.m.
Admission $1.00
Sponsored By WoMeno,s
Auxiliary
Coming Events
VALENTINE PARTY — Senior
Citizens Valentine Party, Tues-
day, February 11, 8 p.m. Dash-
wood Community Centre. La-
dies bring lunch. Silver col-
lection. 6*
NATIVE 'MANAGER
„ Ray M, Creech
Creech new
plant head
Ray M. Creech, a native of
Exeter, took over as area man-
ager of Canadian Canners Ltd.
plant here this week. He suc-
ceeds Donald G. Graham, who
becomes manager of the com-
pany's major fruit processing
plant at St. Davids, in the Nia-
gara area.
Mr. Creech recently received
a 25-year award from the com-
pany, which he joined here as
a shipping clerk. He has been
area manager at Simcoe and
has also served at Forest and
Aylmer.
He is married to the for-
mer Gwen Teale, Forest. They
have three boys, David, Jimmy
and Kenny.
Mr. Graham was named man-
ager here five years ago, when
he was transferred from the
Foxboro plant. He is married
to the former Maxine Reeder
and they plan to move to St.
Davids in late April.
Appointed earlier this year
as one of the town's repre-
sentatives to the IISDHS board,
Mr. Graham has resigned this
position.
SHDHS AT HOME
MUSIC BY
Bobby Downs and His Orchestra
Admission $3.00 per couple
Friday, Feb.14
Dancing 9-1
Beta Sigma Phi
VALENTINE BALL
Exeter Legion Hall
Friday, Feb.14
MUSIC BY KEITH BELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Dancing 10-1 Refreshments
ADMISSION $5 PER COUPLE
Tickets Available from Members or at the Door
BINGO
Thursday, Feb. 13
at 8;30 p.m.
Recreation Centre
RCAF Centralia
ADMISSION $1.00
EVERYONE WELCOME
$300 Total Prizes
15 Games
Progressive Jackpot
AMPLE PARKING
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Winner of the last jackpot
was Mrs' W, 'R°InailltikA(141"
68 John St. EXoter
:a!
New! Exciting! Color Feature Film
To be shown by Exeter Lutheran Church
Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Caven Presbyterian Church
the new feature-length color movie,
A LETTER TO NANCY.
This 15 the first featiire4ength fildi to be PrOdUted in full
color by The Lutheran Church Canada and Missouri Synod.
Professionally Preditced in Hollywood on the stages of
Paramount Studios and Family Films likaiCelat i the new
130athinnter film portraYs the dramatic conflict in the heart
and soul of a self-assured church member who was able to
convince a MI at a trial fOr hiS defendant, but found it
almost impossible to share his Christian conviction with
a nitieyear-Old girl.
According to Pastor WM. Galt the local congregation Is
aiming at saturation coverage. Everyone is invited to attend
the showing to be held in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday
evening at '09 P.M.
Pa9* S • Timp*Aclypcate. ,Febryary .6t 1,04. Note successful year
for Kirkton church Retiring employees
feted. by seed firm
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Main at Hill St., Exeter
Minister:
Rev. John. C. Boyne,
B.A., B.D.
Organist: Mrs. Murray Keys
Sunday, February 9
10 a.m,—SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 a.m.—CHURCH SERVICE
You are invited to worship
with us.
Nursery available for pre-
school children.
C.G.I.T. Wednesday nights
at 7:30 p.m.
Session Meeting in the
manse, Tuesday, February 18,
at 7:30 p.m.
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Minister:
A. J. Stienstra, B.A., B.D.
10:00 a.m.—Worship Service
(English)
2:15 p.m.—Worship Service
" (English)
6:15 p.m,—Back To God Hour
CHLO (680 Kc.)
Dancing 9-1
DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA
Admission 754 per person
Sponsored By
Dashwood Men's Club
Everyone Welcome
aoce
West McGillivray Hall
Feb. 7
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
CREDITON
A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday, February 9
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 p.m.—Musical Service by
the Melodaire Trio, Lansing,
Michigan.
Tuesday, Feb. 11, Monthly
meeting of the W.S.W.S. Film
"A City Story".
From 8 o'clock on
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D.
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Organist and Choirmaster
10 a,m,—SUNDAY SCHOOL
All Departments
11 a.m.—MORNING SERVICE
Sermon: "The Tradition of
the Elders"
Admission of Newly Elected
Elders to the Session
Anthem by the Choir
Nursery for babies and Jun-
ior Congregation for children
4, 5, 6 years old.
All ladies are reminded of
The World Day of Prayer in
Main St. United Church, Fri-
day, Feb. 14, at 3 p.m.
MAIN STREET
United Church of Canada
Minister:
Rev. R. S. Hiltz, B.A., M.Th.
Organist:
Mrs. F. Wildfong, A.L.C.M.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:15 a.m.—Worship
Sermon: "Disciples — Here
and Now"
Nursery provided
Friday, Feb. 14 — Women's
World Day of Prayer, Main
St. Church, 3:00 p.m.
EXETER
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Services in Caven Presbyte-
rian Church at Main & Hill St.)
Pastor: William A. Gatz
8:45 a.m.—Divine Services
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
(at Public Library)
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Saucier, Pastor
10:30 a.m.—Morning Service
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
Visitors Welcome
5:30 p.m.—CHLO Mennonite
Hour.
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East
R. Van Farowe, Minister
10:00 a.m.—Dutch Service
"Trusting God"
2:00 p.m.—English Service
"Right Praying"
3:15 p.m. Sunday School
All Welcome
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
The Rev. J. Philip Gandon,
Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, February 9
QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:00 a.m.—Senior Sunday
School
11:15 ,a.m.—Junior Sunday
School. Morning Prayer
7:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and
Junior A.Y.P.A.
ASH WEDNESDAY
February 12
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
8:30 aan.—Children's Instruc-
tion
10:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
7:30 p.m.—Litany
8:00 p.m.—Christian Education
Class
ARENA
ACTIVITIES
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6
Skating 3-5
Atoms 6-7
Clinton vs Legion Bantams
7-9
Bank Boys vs N.C.O. 9-11
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Girls Hockey 4;30-5;30
Mt. Carmel 7;15-8;15
Elmira PolarKings vs Mo-
hawks 8:30
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Pee Wee 8-10
Squirts 10-11:30
Bantam 11:30-12:30
Public Skating 2-4
. Bantam 4:30-5:30
Public Skating 8-10
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9
London Merchants 10-12
Mohawks 12:30-2
Public Skating 2-4
Mt. Carmel 4:30-5:30
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Figure Skating 4;30-9;30
Centralia 9;30-10;30
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Skating 4-5
Squirt 6-7
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Mt. Carmel 6-7
Huron Park vs Pee Wee, Ban-
tam and Midget 7-10
Members of the atafIefJonee,
MacNaughton. Seeds, Exeter and
Crediton, with their wives and
husbands were entertained to
dinner at the Dominien Hotel,
Zurich Wednesday evening. The
occasion marked the retirement
of Herb Schenk and Rufus Kest.-
le.
Mr. Schenk has been with the
company Since 1929 when
Zwicker Seeds, Crediton, was
owned and managed by the late
Chas, Zwicker, later it was
known as Zwicker Seed Co.
Limited and managed by Mr.
G. C. Zwicker. In 1951 the
company merged with Jones
MacNaughton Seeds.
Mr. Schenk continued on at
the Crediton branch until his
retirement Jan. 31.
Mr. Kestle has been associat,
ed with the company since Aug-
ust 1951 in the Exeter branch.
G. C. Zwicker, Grand Bend
is the manager of both estab-
lishments.
Following the d inn e r Mr.
Zwicker paid tribute to the re-
tiring employees and expressed
his appreciation of the fine co-
operation existing in the com-
pany.
Annual Meeting
Kirkton Woodham
Farmer's Club
Aberdeen Hall
Kirkton
Wed., Feb. 12
2 p.m.
All Members Are Urged
To Attend
Pres. Fred Switzer
Sec. Treas. Alvin Crago
BIRTHS—
and Mrs. Dan
Tracitia-tr, Buren St., Exeter,
announce the birth of a son,
Kevin Stewart, at South Huron
Hospital, January 30.
BIRTHS —
17+4NPNPEalc — Mr. and Mrs.
Cer Vatlenberk, Grand
Bend, announce the birth of a
daughter, Cindy Lou, atSouth
Huron Hospital, January 31.
FOR FIRE VICTIMS
MR. & MRS. FRASER DIXON ZION
LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Pastor: Rev. William Gatz
Sunday, February 9
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
10:00 a.m.—Bible Class
11:00 a.m.—Divine Service
, EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
In Bethel Reformed Church
Huron St. E.
Pastor: W. Stephenson, B.Th.
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 p.m.—Worship Service
Sermon: "The Comforter"
Wed. 8:00 p.m.—Prayer Service
Nursery for young children.
EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Minister:
Rev. M. J. James, B.A., B.D.
Sunday, February 9
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.—Sunday School
EXETER PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Larry Talbot, P a stor
Sunday, February 9
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—"The Melodaires",
from Lansing, Mich.
7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service
Wed. 8:00 p.m.—Prayer and
Bible Study
Fri. 8:00 p.m.—Young People's
A hearty welcome to all
Senior citizens' club
celebrates 10 years
The malequartet, Ray Mills,
Alf Wuerth, Walter Cutbush and
Ed Liiidenfield, sang several
numbers accompanied by Mrs.
Dougall. Solos were sung by
Mrs. Cairns, Seaforth, and Ron-
nie Amerongen; duets by Joe
White and Mrs. Flossie Stade,
also by Mrs. A. Dougall and
Walter Cutbush accompanied by
Mrs. F. King. Hilton Ford
ed the mandolin accompanied by
Tom Walker at the piano after
which he atep-daticed,
Piano seloS were given by
Mrs. Frank King; violin selec-
tions by Ed Lindenfield aecorna
panied by Mrs. Lindenfield, and
a trio by William Marshall on
the saxophone, Mrs. Marshall
on the piano and Don McCurdy
on thd electric guitar. Cecil
Skinner conducted a game of
table hockey with nietnbera of
the February prograni
tee and also a panel quit as in
TV-Act Fast.
Tickets tot a onilt were drawn
by Mrs. Steiner with Asa
hale, the ,winner; and on plants
won by Mrs. W. 'Simmons and
Mrs. Fred iltiktable.
Rebekahs catered for the ban-
qtiet. Music for the dance which
followed was peovided by Me,
and Mrs, Marshall andbon MC-6.
Curdy.
Committee for the Marth
program are Mr, and Mrtiller-'
Man Powe i "Mr, and Mrs, play.,
ton Frayne, Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Triebner and Mr. and Mrs.
Sid Sanders,
The tenth anniversary of the
Senior Citizens Club was cele-
brated Tuesday evening with a
turkey banquet, attended by 175.
The secretary's report com-
piled by George Lawson and
read by Ted Chambers was a
summary of ten years of ac-
tivity. The club was formed by
the Recreational Council and
Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. E. Stein-
er of the Rebekahs, who was
active in the club's beginnings,
and her husband, Dr. Steiner of
Rochester were warmly wel-
comed.
President Hilton. Ford, in a
few words of appreciation;
thanked all those who had help-
ed build up the club in the past
ten years.
In the election of Officers Ed.
Lindenfield succeeded Mr. Ford
as president. Vice-president is
Mrs. Warren Brock; secretary-
treasurer, Ted Chambers; as-
sistant, Herman Powe; song
leader, Walter Cutbush; pia-
nists, Mrs. Andre* Dougall,
Mrs. Frank King. Press, Mrs.
Herman Powe; cards, Mrs.
Edna Passniore; visiting, Mrs.
Ed Westcott, Mrs. Frank. Tay-
lor; Mrs. B.W.F. Beavers and
Mrs. Frank Triebner.
Mrs. Warren Brock, as
Chairman for the prograrrii said
the Charter. members of the club
had built a good fOundation. She
noted that it was also the 44th
Wedding anniversary of Mr. and
WS. Andrew Dettgall.