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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-03-12, Page 9FARMERS! New low rate on weather insurance! Spring winds are on their way. Don't be caught without adequate insur- ance, Take advantage of our new low rate 105 reduction on all new and renewal policies, effective Im- mediately. CLARK FISHER INSURANCE AGENCY 235-0356 Representing the Ontario Farmers' Weather Mutual Company, Also all lines of general insurance Thrift's new dimensr eauty's new she ( 1,1111,1(111 CUT FLOWERS AFRICAN VIOLETS DAFFODILS MIXED BOUQUETS Order Early Reder's Florist Ternpothry Location at the Former McKenzie Paint Store ffle.Ode Beffy..t. Market) Phone 235-2603 Exeter Flowers F or Every0dtitit1oli We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere EASTER LILIES POTTED MUMS HYDRANGEAS GLOXI'NIAS MIXED SPRING POTS Time§,Acmgetet March 12, 1904 Page 9 Station host to instructors. Green w y ittle Alice Brown visited visited Satorday with TO/RtlY0s. lag Week with her nncle and in London. By MRS, C. WOODBURN, aunt, Mr.& Mrs.. RIIft14, Tian, Several in this district have bull of Grand 'Berk. the mumps. STUDY ',P. ON NEPAL Mrs. Gordon WoObign 1;le4t. The VP Tiorean Bible Class ,Mrs, Lloyd Brophy and Mrs. a few days last 'welt with Mr. will hold their meeting Friday Joe ,Eagleson presented the & Mrs. Glen Woodburn, Gall. evening, at the hemp of Mr, study on laymen at large based Teddy Scafe of Flginfielci and Mrs, Arthur Brophey in On the educational and medical spent the weekend with Mr. & Parkhill and thenarrnonYclass services in Nepal, India, at the Mrs, Elton cnrts, meeting will be held at the home Greenway UCW meeting. They Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Brophey of Mr, and Mrs. Prydon Taylor. also conducted the worship sea, vice. proaltioot Mrs. L, Curt con, .400 the business. mra,g1t .on certa read a letter from Rev, and Mr's._ Irwin,rnissionarjegin Korea. The group was contacted re- gording a visit to Strathmere Lodge at an appointed time in the year. The members agreed to do so and arrangements were left to the communityfriendship 1.. and visitin g committee with Mrs. Jim Eagleson as convener, Mrs. J. Geromette read an article on Christian citizenship. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Smithers, Mrs. Fred Rinker and fa-. mily of London and her mother, Mrs. Lloyd Brophey spent a couple of days last week with relatives in Sarnia. Grand Bend ladies quilt for overseas relief Ladies of the afternoon unit of Grand Bend UCW, like many other church groups, are busy using their quilting talents the$e days to provide relief for underprivileged countries. The group is preparing a bale of 13 hand-made quilts. From left are Mrs. Clark Kennedy, Mrs. Ross Grigg and Mrs. George Wainer, displaying some of their handwork. -,--Dinnin photo Air cadet officers, civilian instructors and their wl v e s from the. London-Windsor area were guests of RCAF Station Centralia for a training confer- ence PridaY. After receiving a welcome from Group Captain L. H, Ran- dall, commanding officer, the cadet officers, and instructors tackled an agenda including training syllabi review, sum- mer camps, sports days and rifle competition. The visiting ladies were taken on a tour of station facilities by Flt. Lts. R. W. Patey and R. J. Saunders, Theladies were given a weather briefing at the met section, saw John Glenn in a film called "The Mastery of Space" at. Fullerton Hall. After a tour of this building they were taken to the engineering centre for a computer demonstration. Visitors attended from Lon- don, Windsor, Leamington, Sar- nia, St. Thomas, Blenheim and Chatham squadrons. In charge of arrangements at Centralia was the senior unit liaison officer, S/L G. C. Whit- tington, chief of service train- ing at central officers' school. Music pupils pass exams T-A carrier now Queen Scout Patrol Leader Jim Johnson, one of two T-A carrier boys at Huron Park, received his Queen's Scout badge during the annual father and son banquet at RCAF Station Centralia recently. Scouter Joe Buhagiar makes the presentation above. Don Rennie, Hanover, provincial field representative, was guest speaker at the banquet. Other officials included F/L C. L. Wozon, group committee chairman; Duff Thompson, Clinton, Huron district council chairman. --RCAF photo During the business the Red Cross material was handed out. The ladies were urged to save their Canada Packer labels so that the goal could be reached in June. A nominating commit- tee was appointed consisting of Mrs. J. M. Tiernan, Mrs. Emil Becker, and Mrs. Milford Mer- rier, Juice glasses are to be purchased for the kitchen. The hand book will be used at the next meeting. During the social hour bunco was played with Mrs. Hugh Boyle and Mrs. Gordon Bender winning prizes. NA!. IV", „f) •s-re 4‘`: Beat The Tax Increase diji4. Replace That Worn Out Furnace (roll "Ii•kb • With A New Lincoln • mow Mrs. Howard Klumpp. Mrs. Merrill James gave an informa- tive talk on "What can we do for . our church?" John James played two solos on the trum- pet. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher, pre- sident, presided for the busi- ness. Mrs. J. M. Tieman and Mrs. Carl Oestreicher were appointed to prepare a display for the WSWS convention to be held in Hamilton. Dashwood tailor last of his family Mark Brokenshire, 87, of Dashwood died in South Huron Hospital Monday, March 9, hav- ing been a patient for the past three weeks. Mr. Brokenshire was the last surviving member of a family of 12 of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brokenshire of Sharon. He was a tailor and merchant in Dashwood for many years, although he, had given up the tailoring some years ago. Surviving are a sister-in- law, Mrs. William Brokenshire, Strathroy, and quite a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. M. J. James of the HUB church, Dashwood, at the R. C. Dinney funeral home, Exeter, Wednesday, March 11 with interment in Exeter ceme- tery. ai Forced Air Heating 4;;;No System • 411111111a • 41111.1ft • I Ma • MOW By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Mr. & Mrs. Laird Schilbe and f am 11 y, Goderich, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Ken Baker. Mrs. Katie Vincent spent a few days this week with Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Vincent and family, London. Ken Baker of Stratford spent the weekend with his parents here. Mr. & Mrs. Noah Tetreau, Pt. Huron and Mrs. Susie De- vine visited Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams and Patsy. Mr. Doug McNair and friend of Gorrie spent Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sheppard. CALL US FOR ESTIMATE-NO OBLIGATION CONSIDER THE CHURCH March 6, the WSWS of the Evangelical UB church met with Mrs. Art Haugh, convener of the membership and attendance committee, acting as chairlady. Three views of the church were presented in the worship service by Mrs. Mervyn Webb, Mrs. Carl Oestreicher, and By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD Miss Idella Gabel ARCT, an- nounces successful pupils who recently tried examinations: With the Royal Conservatory; Grade 9 piano, honors, Judy Finkbeiner; pass, Fay Schlen- ker. Grade 8 piano, honors, Janet Miller, Mary Ann Hayter, Shirley Fla.xbard. Grade 7 pi- ano, honors, Glen Ratz. Grade 6 piano, pass, Margaret Salmon. Grade 4 harmony, pass, Mar- garet Hot son, Grade 3 harmony, honors, Janet Miller, Mary Ann Hayter, Fay Schlenker, Judy Finkbeiner. Grade 2 theory, pass, Linda Rader. Those trying with Western Conservatory were; Grade 8, piano, first class honors, Con- nie Dietrich. Grade 6, piano, honors, Mary Mae Schwartzen- truber. Grade 3 piano, honors, Marilyn Gascho. Grade 3 his- tory, first class honors, Verona Snider. Grade 2 theory, first class honors, Yvonne Ginger- ich. • qvitiab .11°. Additional 4% Tax After April • OZ. . 4°°/•4. • J'PLUMBING and HEATING .*N7 .141L\ ir/Lei • , • . • ilLmr Wirtii 10V KEEPING HEALTHY The meeting of the Dashwood WI was held Tuesday, March 3 with the second vice-president, Mrs. Mervyn Webb presiding. The home economics group was in charge of the meeting with Mrs. Eben Weigand, convener. Roll call was answered by giving ways to keep mother healthy. Mrs. Gordon Bender read a poem. If you think the world owes you a living, hustle out and collect it. I By MRS. NORMAN LONG THRIFTY KIPPENETTES The sixth meeting of the 4-H Club was held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse Satur- day afternoon. Ten members answered the roll call. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Gwen McLean. Thea Van Nickerk is the new secretary. Donna Whitehouse was elec- ted vice-president in the place of Grace Riley. 'Achievement day was discussed by those present. Mrs. Robert Bell told how to put the facings on and the fitting of the blouse. The next meeting will be held Sat. March 21 at the home of Mrs. E. Whitehouse. PERSONALS Recent visitors who spent a few days with Mr. W. R. Cooper included R. G. Cooper and son Garry and George McEchan of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones of Exeter visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones and boys. During last Thursday's wind storm the doors were taken off the barn and the roof off the shed at Russell Faber's barn. ACADIAN E UM By MRS. ROSS SKINNER AID BUNNY BUNDLE The Elimvi 11 e Messengers held a meeting Wednesd ay afternoon, March 4, at Winchel- sea School at 4:30. It was decided to send two dollars to the Bunny Bundle. Bible study was given by Mrs. E. Lynn and Mrs. P. Johns gave the story on India. Y GENERAL,. MOTO.R.S.... aw i N STIFIL,g11.5i; IR .0, 1 Z. NEW.INILUX14:1RYWAFWO . There are 116 daily news- papers in Canada (98 English, 12 French, six in other lan- guages), about 740 English-lan- guage weekly newspapers, about 175 French-language weeklies, and about 140 weeklies publish- ed in other languages. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Teachers and pupils from Hibbert schools 1 to 6 enjoyed a skating party in Mitchell Arena on Friday afternoon, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Miller, Bonnie and Paul visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. HarveyEdgar, Donald and Joanne, Wingham. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Harburn are home again after a holiday in Florida. Mr. Sam Norris is at patient in Scotts Memorial Hospital, Seaforth. Mrs. William Taylor and baby son Brian returned home from South Huron Hospital last week. Eric Norris OAC Guelph spent the weekend with his par- ents Mr. & Mrs. Sam Norris. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Miller visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan, Kirkton. TELEPHONE 233-0680 EXETER, ONTARIO Next time .you see a Beaumont, take a .gopo. long look. 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PLEASES YOUR POCKETBOOK \NS V_S S.R BILLBOARD SALES AND RENTALS • TRUCK LETTERING - COMMERCIAL DESIGNING PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Salmon, and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Schroeder, trus- tees and wives of Dashwood village attended the Ontario Hy- dro Convention at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, last week, Mrs. Mary Martene and Ed- win spent a few days last week with the Salmon sisters, Cathy and Steven Schroeder spent a few days last week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Schroeder while Becky spent a few days at Hayfield with her aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Schilbe. Mrs. Lloyd Howe, Mary-Jo and Shelley spent a few days last week with David, Paul and Sharon Rader. Arthur Rader returned to Concordia College, Fort Wayne after spending a week with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader.' Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Keller are spending some time at Han- over with their grandchildren while their parents Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Baker vacation in Ber- muda. Mr. & Mrs,. Ervin Rader and family were guests at Zion with ,,ir. & Mrs. Fred Miller and Miss Ruthanne Rader Saturday evening. Little Allan Gaiser, son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gaiser of Exeter is a guest at the parson- age with Rev. and Mrs. M. J. James and family due to his father undergoing a serious op- eration last Saturday. Mrs. Cora Gaiser has return- ed home after spending some time with Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Seebach and family at Hamilton. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kretzman and boys of Detroit spent the weekend here with Mrs. Cora G ai s e r; Mrs. Kretzman and boys remained as did Pau 1 Gaiser of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kellerman and John attended the funeral of the former's brother-in-law, Dr. A. E. Broughton at Toronto. By MRS.. FRANK SQUIRE Mrs. Ann Egan, Granton is spending this week with Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Bieber. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kirkham and Laurie, Mitchell visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Mr . & Mrs. Harry Klahre, Martha and Colleen Squire at- tended the Ice Capades in Lon- don Saturday. Miss Beth Black, Luca n, visited Friday evening with Miss Dana Culbert. Mrs. Cleve Pullman attended a baby shower for Mrs. Harold Quest at the home of her friend Mrs. Ross Heirfelt both of Mit- chell. Mr. & Mrs, Ivan Johnson and family, London were Friday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil and Donald visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ainsley Neil, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson and family visited in London Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. E. Johnson. Mrs. Melville Gunning, who is a patient at Victoria Hos- pital, London, is improving from her recent operation. Mr. & Mrs. F. Squire, Gran- ton, visited Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Squire. PAINT for Pm-MASONRY EUCHRE WINNERS The Elimville WI held its euchre Monday evening at the hall with 15 tables in play. Winners were; ladies high, Mrs. Gilbert Johns; gents high, Russell Lee; consolation, Franklin Skinner; lone hands, Floyd Cooper and lucky cup, Mrs. G. Johns. The box of groceries was won by Harold Bell. The next euchre will be held on Monday evening, March 23 at the hall followed by a dance. PERSONALS There will be a rabies clinic for all cats and dogs at the Elimville Township G ar age Tuesday afternoon, March 17 from 3 to 4;30 pm. There will be a fee of 50c an animal. Alvin Fulton visited a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fulton of Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bert Lobb of Clinton. If yoil find life is empty, try putting something into it. \ , )itaav, SEND YOUR Easter Seal Contribution TODAY! 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