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" ON DISPLAY, SOLD AND SERVICED AT YOUR PONTIAC AND YAUXHALt, DEALER'S NOW Be sure to watch "Telescope" and "geft One" POW showing on television, Check leCal listings for time and channel. k/164"0 TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED ZURICH, 'ONTARIO MAIN STREET Times-Advocate, PPbruarY 1964 Page 9 Dashwood approves garbage collection Church at Crediton reports balances. niece Restemayer and Mrs. Al- Pert 'lacier, Twp decorated birthday cakes were brought in for two choir members who had OtrthdaYS but Mrs. Flossie Stade was the only one present so theY were sented to her and later used for lunch, Hunco was played with Janet Miller winning and Margaret Kestle, consolation Winner. Plan gospel drive here Fourteen tables at..C.PAT euchre Fpurteen tables were in play at the ..euchre party of the ep 4 T .ce.t.nmlttee of TQPr and Pride of littren Rebekah ledgeS1aSt. Wed- neSday evening, Winner of ladies high was Mrs, Roy Pepper; men's high, Les Gibson; 194e. hands, Arthur Idle; low prize, Mr, Pixon. Two special Prizes went to Alfred coates and mrs. William Ether, ington, A draw on a basket of groceries was won by William, Rohde. A gospel crusade will be conducted in Exeter this spring, The Youth for Christ organi- zation has met several times with ministers and interested local laymen to make plans for the crusade. The exact time and place will be announced leter, Rev. Jim Wilson, Hamilton, has consented to preach, for the crusade, Co-chairmen of the local or- ganization will be Rev. M. Schlenker, Crediton, and Rey. R. S. Hiltz,Exeter. Recording secretary is Rey. 5, M, Sauder and secretary-treasurer is Gordon Marquadt. Committee chairmen are Al- vin Cudmore, program; Morley Hall, finance; Edgar Cudmore, publicity; Rev, R. Van FarreW and Rev. L. Talbot, prayer; Lorne Bray, ushering; counsel- ling and follow-up committee, Rev. J. W. Stephenson and Mrs. A, M. Schlenker. By MRS, ERVIN RAPgR. DMI-PISTOOD At a recent meeting of Dasha Wood residents it was decided to close the 11 111.4 g e cIttinp, grounds and Harold Stirp was appointed garbage collector. BRIDE SHOWERED Mrs, Hugh Boyle was hostess at a kitchen shower for Kenneth Richardson, the former Shirley Bender, prior to her wedding. Bunco was played with Mrs. John McGregor of Kippen winner and Patricia Bender, consolationist. A recipe file with the ladies favourite recipes was presented to Shirley. Many useful gifts were presented in a decorated basket. Shirley gra- ciously thanked all. CHOIR SUPPER The annual choir supper and annual meeting was held re, cently with Ladies Aid group and Mrs. Lorne Becker con- vener serving a turkey supper, Thirty-one sat down. Mrs. Flossie Stade, Mrs. Ru- dolph Miller, and Robert Miller were in charge of the evening. Mrs. Edward Gackstetter won the door prize and also a prize for the lucky plate. Officers elected were:presi- dent, Charles Martene; vice- prps, Mrs. Howard petal's; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Al- bert Miller; choir director, Mrs. Ken Keller; assistant, Helen Nadiger; librarians, Her- Couple celebrate. 45th. a nniversary Mr,. and Mrs, Jacob) Reder, William St., =celebrated their 44,h wedding .anniversary Mr. and Mrs, fteder have been residents of .Exeter for the past 11 years, coming to town from Leamington where they had .,also conducted a nor, ist business. Last year they turned ever , the business to their daughter, Mrs. Gerald NorthcOtt, but both Mr, and mrs. Reeler are still quite active in the shop. They have a family of four sons and two daughters; George, Pete :and John in Leamington, jake in iiayfield; Mrs. Gerald (Betty) Northcott, Exeter, and Mrs, R. K. (Barbara) Young, Saskatoon. They have 16 grand, children and two great grand, children. Enjoy tropical cruise MI. and Mrs. Ward Fritz recently returned from a vacation in the south, during which they enjoyed a seven-day cruise to Kingston, Jamaica, Haiti and Nassau. The local couple are shown aboard the luxury steamship Ariadne. Library at Centralia endorses new site Emmanuel church chooses officers At the congregational meeting of Emmanuel Baptist church, at which Rev. J. W. Stephenson presided, elders elected were: Bruce Perry for two year term and Vern Montmorency, one year. Deacons are Lorne Bray and Harold Smith (two years); Gor- don Marquardt and W al t e r Davis (one year); SundaySchool superintendent, Bruce Perry; director, Rev. Stephenson; and envelope secretary, Mrs. Vern Montmorency. Annual reports of the different departments were given. The meeting was preceded by a potluck supper. planning a wardrobe and suit- ability of clothes to the person assisted by Mrs. Kealley. The next meeting will beheld in the creditencertanunity cen- tre Feb, 8 at 1:15 pm. MESSENGERS The Messengers of Crediton. UC met Thursday, Jan. 30 with 23 in attendaace, Mrs. R, Finkbeiner is leader of the group, Her assistants for this year are Mrs. R. Davis and Mrs. Galloway, Nancy England was in charge of the program and was assisted by Shirley Pfaff, Sharon, Diane and Billy Hodge, Larry and Gar- ry Gibson and Perry Presz, gator. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Ferd Haberer of Zurich visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser. Art Bailey of St. Catharines Visited for the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Radford and Shirley. Paul Field, Judy and Janice of London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Preszcator and family. Jeffery returned home with them after having spent the week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Oestricher are spending some time with Mr. Robert Greenwood and fa- mily of Don Mills. Rev, A. M. Schlenker is at- tending the Minister's Institute held at Rodney this week. Mr. & Mrs. Chris Abell of 'Medford visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner. Leads study of Usborne By The .al".:4-1P:97P°:11:eFc'gPAa tTrio'C N nal w747141. PTti"ituhr%.0Z.41y7 4.Tic9h,pwriothh Rev, 4, M, Schlenker In charge. Financial reports of the var., 141s 41 eti 9 7baY ther"4t chairman,tgnw were pre rPPOrtS showed a balance in the treasury and there were no outstanding accounts. Albert Gaiser was re,ap, pointed church trustee for a term of three years, Wen, SO, wartz was re-appointed .cerne, tery trustee for a three year term. Mrs. G. E, Wenzle will act as financial secretary and Miss Nola Faist as church and mission treasurer. Auditors appointed for 1964 were Wm. Oestricher and. Wilmar Wein, The financial chairman, Ray Morlock presented a budget equal to last year's expendi- tures. Mention was made of several coming events, Lenten ser- vices, anniversary services with Rev. Bruce Seebach as guest speaker. A social hour was enjoyed following the business. ELECTS OFFICERS Saturday Feb, 1 the Crediton girls held their first 4-H meet- ing. There was an attendance of nine. Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mrs. Clifford Kenney are the leaders. The meeting opened with the election of officers. President is Joanne Martene; vice-presi, dent, Wendy Neil; secretary, Karen Finkbeiner; treasurer, Sharon Hodge; pianist, Marie Powe, It was decided to call the club "The Crediton Fash- ionettes". Mrs. Hodgins gave notes on Rev. L. H. Turner, Wardsville. Interment was in Exeter ceme- tery. Pall bearers were Gerald Webb, Ray Mills, Percy Mc- Falls, Maurice Quance, Albert Keys and Roy Dewar. Youth at Trivitt choose officers Floor Sanding and Carpenter Work FLOORS REFINISHED iate.t/flea,d , Usborne was the motto dis- cussed by Mrs. Edwin Miller at the meeting of Hurondale WI in Exeter Legion Hall last Wed- nesday afternoon. She outlined the boundaries of the township, told of its farms and the crops grown and the gravel pits. It was an agriculture and Ca- nadian industries meeting. Pa- pers were given by Mrs. Wil- liam Rohde on "Agriculture Yesterday and Today"; by Mrs. Glen Stewart on "Agriculture in Canada"; by Mrs. Alvin Moir on "Industries in Canada" and by Mrs. William Sillery on"Agri- culture Around the World" in- cluding "A Woman's Day on the Farm" Mrs. William Lamport contributed an appropriate reading and Mrs. Harry Vallott favored with two solos. Roll call was answered by naming an old farm implement and the new one that replaces it, A letter was read by Mrs. Lorne Oke from the institute's penpal in England and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne was named to answer the letter, Mrs. Oke displayed articles selected as souvenirs for the national convention in Nova Sco- tia in June. Two handkerchiefs with hand-tatted edgings were chosen to send. The branch agreed to cater for the Ladies Legion Auxiliary banquet Feb- ruary 15, and committees were named. It was decided to have a dessert euchre in Elimville Hall in February with Mrs. Archie Etherington, Mrs. Robert Ma- yer and Mrs. Garnet Hicks in charge. A committee of Mrs. Riney Keller, Mrs. Bev Morgan and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne were named to find a place to hold the District Annual also the favors and name tags for it. Hostesses were Mrs. James Kirkland, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, Mrs. Harold Patterson, Mrs. Ernest Pym, Mrs. William Westlake and Mrs. William El- ford. The February meeting will be held Wednesday, February 26, at 2 pm in the Auxiliary room of the Legion Hall. Miss Ingrid Theander of Lu- can was a weekend visitor with her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Smyth. Mrs. Arthur McFalls was a Sunday visitor with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Quinton and family in Lon- don. Mrs. Kenneth Greb attended a shower honoring Miss Sonia Ritchie, bride-elect of this week at the home of Mrs. Gerald McBride, Exeter, Monday even- ing of last week. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington were Mrs. Roy Vogan, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and family of Lis- towel, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cun- nington and family, Thames Road. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington were Monday, visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and family and with Mr. & Mrs. John J. MacDonald in Listowel. Miss Judy Young of Exeter was a recent visitor at the home of Miss Jean Lammie, Albert Keyes, 81, Stephen farmer Albert Keyes, 81, of William St., died Thursday, January 30 at Huronview, Clinton. He was the son of the late Thomas Keyes and the former Mary Elizabeth Sharpe. He was born in Stephen Township near Shipka. There he resided and farmed until 1941 when he and his late wife, the former Annie Yearley, retired to Exeter. He was an active member of Shipka UC and later of James Street UC, Exeter. He leaves to mourn his loss a sister, Miss Pearl Keyes, town. A brother predeceased him in 1952. Funeral services were con- ducted Saturday, February 1 by Rev. S. E. Lewis assisted by Senior AYPA of Trivitt Mem- orial Anglican Church elected officers Sunday evening. President is George Tryon; vice-pres., Fred Wells; secre- tary, Lynn Page; treasurer, Shirley Genttner. Monday night both the junior and senior branches of Trivitt's AYPA joined tile other seven Huron County branches in a skating party in Wingham arena followed by a social evening at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wingham. these Valentine gifts By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTR ALIA The annual meeting of the Centralia Library Board was held January 2'7 at the home of Mrs. Frank Osborne, with Rev. D. Guest as chairman. All agreed that moving the library building to its new lo- cation on King Alfred St. has proven most satisfactory, being accessible to many more child- ren. Circulation for 1963 showed an increase to 1,330 from 1,112 in 1962. The new slate of officers is as follows: President, Miss A. Anderson; librarian and secre- tary-treasurer, Leonard Wil- son; Mrs. F. Bowden; auditor. Board members are Mrs. G. Dunn, Mrs. Roy Harrison, Ken Hodgins, (village representa- tive), Mrs. A. McFalls, Mrs. F. Osborne, Mrs. Ray Shoe- bottom, Mrs. Norman Tripp, Mrs. Harry Wilson anti Mrs. Kenneth Greb. "The Library is yours, Use it". PERSONALS Mrs. Kenneth Greb entertain- ed at a coffee party Wednesday morning of last week honoring Miss Sonia Ritchie and her . mo- ther. Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dunn, Hurondale were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George Dunn. Miss Shirley Heywood of Ex- eter was a weekend visitor at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lammie. Hardwood Floors Laid, Sanded and Refinished. Old Floors Refinished. Murray Neil 249 Marlborough St. EXETER MERRY MAIDS ELECT The first meeting 9f the 4-H Dashwood Merry Maids was held February 3 at the home of Beth Snell. The leaders for this project, "What shall I Wear?" are Mrs. Leonard Schenk and Mrs. Rudolph Miller. Officers were elected as fol- lows: president, Janet Miller; Vice-president, Joan Becker; secretary, Margaret Merner. The discussion was on plan- ning a wardrobe. The next meet- ing will be held at the community centre Feb. 8 at 2 pm. PERSONALS The euchre sponsored by the Dashwood WI was well attended. Winners were Mrs. Henry Becker and Elmer Rader; con- solation winners were Joan Kel- ler and Charles Olsen. Miss Erma Wein of Clinton spent the weekend with Mrs. Herb Wein, Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta and family of Waterloo spent the weekend with Fred Weiberg. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Weiberg and family of Waterloo and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Weiberg and Judy of Lucan spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer. Mr, & Mrs. Leonard Reste- mayer and family were Wednes- day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Denomme on the oc- casion of Mrs. Restemayer's birthday. The Teen Town dance held Saturday evening was a great success with the community centre filled to capacity. It was gaily decorated with a val- entine motif. Bobby Scott of London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Salmon and family. World Service Day was ob- served in the EUB church Sun- day, Feb. 2. The theme for the service was "Go Forth Renew- ed". Mrs. Gordon Bender led the service and Mrs. Merrill James was the guest speaker. Rev. Merrill James left Mon- day to attend the Ministerial Institute at Rodney. Friday he will attend conference board meetings to be held in Waterloo. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hayter attended the OTA (Ontario Tur- key Association) convention at Hamilton last week. Harry was elected a director. Tommy and Jane Hayter spent a few days with their aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. John Snyder at Brant- ford. Mrs. Bertha Hayter, who had spent a week there, re- turned home with them. Miss Jo-Ann Hayter spent a few days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. James Hayter while Miss Janice Hayter spent the same time with her aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Milford Merner. Private Charles Olsen of Camp Borden has returned to Camp Borden after vacationing with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Miller. 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