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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-04-16, Page 7THE KING AND QUEEN RECEIVE MEMENTOES OF THEIR CROWNING AT CLUB BANQUET ..not me! For relief from backache or that tired-out feeling I depend on— 1.1111111111111.r * A''.."11111111111 ..,,,,NAVON.V..\\\NV6tici•N• Elm I THE TI TO W Fencing We carry a full line of fencing materials. Frost woven fence, barb wire, steel and cedar posts, gates and staples. Seed Clover and pasture mixes. Custom mixed to suit your crop conditions. Fertilizer Bagged or bulk service. Full stock available. Lawn and Garden Supplies Seeds, peat moss; fertilizer, sprays and dusts. WATCH FOR THE SPRING SALE APRIL 30, MAY 1, 2. EXETER DISTRICT Phon• 2354001 Beside t1411 :VOW CURLING CHAMPS: BOB JEFFREY, LLOYD 8miTit, JACK URQUHART, ROSS MARSHALL 10"A [EH TRICIAN;Ays THAT WE MAY . 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All Nur sery Stock Reder's Florist EXETER DASHWOOD MERRY MAIDS The 7th meeting of the Dash- wood 4-H girls' club was held at the home of Margaret Mer- ner, Monday, April 13. Curved seams were discus- sed with the girls making one. The next meeting will be at the home of Diane Becker, Mr, & Mrs. Vernon 4941ter Pittsburg APItecl. last .w.P0c. with. Mr, Harry Beaver AN. Mrs, Beaver who 14 a PP** at Smith Huron Hospital Week., end VISIterS Witti PeaYer Were Howard PP4VOT,. UPPat011, Miss Gertrude Bea- Ter '4114. Miss Agnes Lamport of Detroit. The ear was h prev0ealy plePeecl. by the EUB TeengPeq, pia for Easter weekend will be held this.Saturci4y April 18from 10 am to 5 pm, Mr, .& Mrs. Wm. Oestricher visited this week with Mr. 44,, mra, Evan McCandless of Stratliroy„ Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Priestley And Cheryl of Tilbury visited. Monday with Mr. & mrs, Lorne Preszcator and family. Teen Town will hold their dance in the Crediton cern.. inenity Centre Friday, April 17. Retiring president, wife put on curling 'thrones' FAREWELL FOR NEIGHBORS Some 25 neighbors of the Neebs gathered at Khiva public school to bid them farewell prior to their taking up resi- dence near Teeswater. Cards were played after which Mr. and Mrs. Ward Neeb and family, Miss Esther Neeb, and Harvey Neeb were presented with gifts. An interesting film. strip was shown. Gordon Rats corldNtecl the ImisineSS. A historical re, View of the church will be held Monday evening" April 20. Mrs. A. M. Schlenker and Mrs. G, E. Wenzel were ap- pointed to be the deiegates at the WSWS convention in Lindell Park Church, Hamilton. April 58; 29 and 39. VIEW PIGS OF GERMANY Mrs, Earl. Neil showed pic- tures of a trip to, Germany at the meeting of the Crediton UC W, Wednesday evening April 8. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Nelson Lamport, assisted by Mrs. R. Reid. During the business it was decided to order new choir gowns. The ladies also moved to cater to the sectional meet- ing to be held later in the' year. Mrs. A. Attfield extended an invitation to the ladies to hold their May meeting at her home. The meeting is to be held one week earlier on May 6. An in- vitation from Centralia to their Blossom Tea May 13 was also read. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Douglas Galloway and Mrs. Sam King. NEW OFFICERS Convenors of this year's ac- tive social committee have been elected presidents of the clubs for next season. The new execu- tive, who were introduced at the banquet, include: Men's—President, Wally Seldon; vice-presidents, Don Easton and Dick Jermyn; secre- tary, Claude Farrow; treasur- er, Harry Strang. Women's — President, Mrs. Webber; vice-presidents, Lois Hein and Hilda Smith; secre- tary, Alma Godbolt; treasurer, Betty Coates; assistant, Helen Frayne. Co-chairmen for the banquet were the presidents of the two clubs, Bill Lamport and Mrs. Mel Geiser, LET I.M.T. ARRANGE YOUR MORTGAGE For almost three-quarters of a century we have offered a friendly, personal service in the first mortgage field. We can arrange a first mortgage for you on your home, farm or business property. All enquiries welcome. ESTABLISHED 1889 "44.4117 THE INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE &TRUST COMPANY Head Office: Sarnia Offices in Forest and Petrolia By MRS. L, FREWAyoR QAPP7ON Nytt4ern, H. Gaiser, resweat of the district, died at his home here Friday, ,April. 10, Mr, Geiser would have cele„.. brated his 100th birthday Sep.. tember 2 and was honored by his daughter with a floral tribute of 100 red roses. He is survived by his daughe ter, pr, Lulu Gaiser of Credi- ton, a brother, John. Gaiser who is 97 years of age of Credi- ton and a sister, Mrs, Carrie Koeltzow of Detroit who is 95 years. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Selome Schwartz, in 1936 and one daughter Mrs. Lillian Schweit- zer in 1960. Funeral service was h el d Sunday April 12 *from the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood. Service was con- ducted by Rev. A., M. Schlenk- er who was assisted in the per- sonal tribute by Rev. E. H. Mohr. interment was in the Crediton cemetery. Pallbearers were Lorne Geiser, St. Marys, Clarence Schwantz, Thorold, Ed, Hend- rick, Crediton, Tom Hastings, Makham, Roy Swartz, Crediton and Herb Jones of Hensall. Other out of town visitors who attended the service were Mrs. Irene Sitter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sitter of Detroit, Mr. Chris Finkbeiner of Dunnville, Reuben and John Schwantz of South Cayuga, Rev, and Mrs, E. H. Mohr, Elmira, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Hastings of Mark- ham. HEAR RECORD At the meeting Crediton UC Young People held Monday April 13 Rev. R. S. Hiltz gave a record by Don Lorrie which was an informal address to teenagers in High School. The worship was led byKathy Buxton assisted by Gwen Henry and Steve Brierley. The meeting concluded with a social half hour. In Exeter Contact John Burke Phone 235.1863 PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. John Butler re- turned home this past week after their holiday in the south. The Crediton HUB is observ- ing its church anniversarySun- day April 19 with Rev. Bruce Seebach as guest speaker. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Oestricher returned home a week ago after visiting with Robert Greenwood and family of Don Mills over Easter and also spending some time with Miss Ruth White, Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Outram of Lind- say and Mrs. T. H. Turner of Oakwood. IMio2 A modest champion VIEW FILM STRIP The WSWS of the EUB Church held a meeting Tuesday even- ing in the church schoolrooms. Those in charge of the pro- gram were Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Mrs. Ross Krueger. The meeting opened with a prelude by Mrs. Paul Schenk and devotions by Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Miss Laura Mathers. A piano solo was given by Carol Hendrick. Mrs. A. M. Schlenker gave a few words on spiritual life followed by a poem by Mrs. Hey. Friday with Mrs. Roy Pask of Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader and family spent Sunday at London with Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Gam- ble and family, They attended church services at Our Saviour Lutheran church and were spoil- sore at the baptism,of Kim Arvis Gamble, infant daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Wendell Gamble. Mr. & Mrs. HarryHayter and family, Mrs. Bertha Hayter, and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bruce of Wind- sor and the former's sister from Nova Scotia spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beavis and Barbara in Detroit. They had a triple celebration for it was Jayne Hayter's and grand- mother Hayter's birthdays and Mr. & Mrs. Harry lia.ytees wedding anniversary. Herb Gaiser of Dearborn, Mich. spent some time with his brother, Chester. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Darlene and Mr. & Mrs. Leo- nard Restemayer and Glen were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader and family. John Slavin of Clinton and Doug Rowan of Orton were house guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker last week while practice teaching in Mr. Don Finkbein- er's room at Dashwood public school. They are students at Stratford Teachers' College. Nine friends of Mrs. Wm. Ziler gathered at her home last week on the occasion of her birthday. Cards were played followed by a birthday lunch. Fifty housewives of the Dash- wood district gathered at the community centre last Thurs- day evening for the spring meet- ing of the ,ifiuron Waves". A pot luck supper preceded the business. Mrs. Howard Weiberg and son of Waterloo have been stay- ing with Howard's father, Fred Weiberg, while he works in London; Howard spent the week- end here. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Weiberg and family of Waterloo were also Sunday guests. Mrs. George Tieman, Janice and Gary spent the Easter vaca- tion at Willowdale with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cudmore. Mrs. Cud- more returned home with them and spent a week here. Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver has returned to her home from South Huron hospital, Exeter, where she was a patient for several months. BACKACHE? Huron host to conclave Bishop Luxton to meet boards Right Rev. G. N. Luxton, bi- shop of Huron, will celebrate holy communion at St. Mary's, Brinsley, Sunday, April 19, at 9;30 a.m. Then he will go to Trinity Church, Ailsa Craig, for a confirmation service there at 11:30 a.m. After lunch he will preside at a joint meeting of the church boards of management of St. Mary's, Brinsley, and Trinity, Ailsa Craig. This meeting will be held in the Parish Hall of Trinity, Ailsa Craig. '63 Valiant V-200 4 door sedan automatic MEN'S DRAW WINNERS Canadian Tire — Bob Jeffrey, Ross Hodgert, Norval Jones, Woody Davidson; Lee Learn, Alvin Pym, Ray Frayne, Bruce Shapton; Art Cann, J. Kelly, Bob Coates, Harry Wilson. South End— Bev Alexander, Glenn Fisher, Ernie Ross, Bob Hafekost; Carl Cann, Earl Sch- roeder, Jack Taylor, Gil Bur- rows; Dick Jermyn, Don Easton, Iry Armstrong, Albert Geiser, C. S. MacNaughton —Glen Mick 1 e, Harry Sherwood, Si Simmons, Ray Lammie; Harold Elder, Bill Rhode, Sam Sweit- zer, Sam Skinner; Lee Learn, Winston Shapton, Dick Ether- ington, Stan Frayne. '61 Dodge 2 door hardtop V-8 automatic radio '61 Chrysler 2 door hardtop power steering and brakes radio automatic GODERICH The Ontario hospital here will accommodate for a first time the public health confer- ence of Area No. 4 at its tenth annual meeting April 21-22. A wide range of subjects for public health staffs will be dis- cussed at the two-day session, and the speaker at dinner Tues- day evening will be Prof. R. W. Dent, of the extension depart- ment at Ontario Agricultural College. Dr. R. M. Aldis, Goderich, MOH for Huron, is chairman of the conference. Dr. G. L. Anderson, director of Lambton Health Unit, is vice-chairman and Dr. T. R. Melady, Goderich, secretary. Huron Health Unit is host this year, and Lambton Unit will be host for the 1965 conference in Sarnia. Area No. 4 encompasses Lon- don, Sarnia, Windsor, Chatham, St. Thomas, Woodstock, Strat- ford and adjoining counties. WI ELECTS OFFICERS The annual meeting of Dash- wood WI was held Tuesday, April 7, with each member pay- ing their dues in answer to the roll call. The president, Mrs. Syd Baker, presided for the busi- ness. Each member was to pay one dollar for fees and the bursary was to be taken out of the treasury. Mrs. Leonard Schenk gave a report of the executive meeting held that afternoon in Hensall. The dis- trict annual is to be held May 14 in Thames Road UC. Mrs. Leonard Schenk was appointed county delegate and alternate area delegate. The secretary treasurer, Mrs. Glen Webb gave her annual report which showed a busy and profitable year. Standing com- mittee reports were given for Agriculture and Canadian In- dustry by Mrs. Chas. Snell; citizenship and education, Mrs. Hugh Boyle; home economics and health, Mrs, Eban Weigand; historical research and current events, Mrs. Emil Becker; pub- lic relations, Mrs. Ervin Rader. Mrs. Leonard Schenk presi- ded for the election of officers and the installation. The new slate of officers was presented by Mrs. J. M. Tieman. Past president is Mrs. Leo- nard Schenk; president, Mrs. Syd Baker; v i c e-presidents, Mrs. Mervyn Webb and Mrs. Glenn Webb; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. John Rader; assistant, Mrs. Harold Rader; district director, Mrs. Leonard Schenk; alternate, Mrs. Ken McCrae; Tweedsmuir history curator, Mrs. Ervin Rader; public relations, Mrs. Chas. Snell; resolutions convenor, Mrs. Leonard Schenk; birthday secretary, Mrs. Mervyn Webb; pianist, Mrs. Ken McCrae; au- ditors, Mrs. Otto Willert and Mrs. Milford Merrier; Standing committee conve- nors: agriculture and Canadian industry, Mrs. Ervin Devine; historical research and current events, Mrs. Emil Becker; citi- zenship and education, Mrs. Hugh Boyle; home economics and h e al t h, Mrs. Valentine Becker; social group convenors are Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Ervin Devine, and Mrs. Addison Tiernan. The executive was in charge of the lunch. GRAND BEND A young doe escaping from dogs took to the Ausable River for protection here Thursday, and managed to elude her tor- mentors. However, she tired in the current and found she was unable to make her way up the steep and muddy banks. Jim Turnbull and' Robbie West, playing along the river, saw the young deer's difficul- ties. At the home of Harold Klopp, his son Charles fashion- ed a noose from a piece of clothesline, dropped it over the boat dock side, and looped it over the deer's head as she floated under the dock. The rope became secure around the ani- mal's stomach and he pulled her in to shore. Called home to assist, Mr. Klopp phoned OPP constable Ray Gilleno, who in turn con- tacted Conservation Officer Gar Myers stationed at the Pinery Park, and he with another man from the Port Franks area came to the scene. They report that the animal was dying of exposure and exhaustion when they arrived to look after it. LADIES' DRAW WINNERS Exeter Dairy — Maxine Gra- ham, Ione Smith, Judy Kies- wetter, Ethel Selby; Barb Bell, Hilda Smith, Lois Armstrong, Connie Johnson; Lois Ottewell, Alma Godbolt, Ruth Skinner, Gertrude Eagleson. Co-op—Pauline Simmons, Gerry Gregus, Lillian Pym, Ethel Reeder; Audrey McDon- ald, Berdine Morgan, Ruth Skin- ner, Helen Rats; Verna Fink, Jean Miller, Marion McCurdy, Margaret Strang. BRIDAL SHOWER Misses Lynda Tiernan and Bonnie McCrae were joint hos- tesses at the former's home Friday, April 10, for a miscel- laneous shower for their cousin, Mary Jane Hoffman, bride-elect of May. Thirty friends and rela- tives were present. Following group games Mary Jane was seated beneath an umbrella in a rose studded arbor and presented with many useful gifts for which she gra- ciously thanked all. Exeter curlers promoted their retiring president, Bill Lamport, to a throne Wednes- day night. And they placed his wife be- side him, on the premise that behind every successful leader there's a hard-working wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lamport were crowned king and queen at the club's annual banquet following a vote to choose the man and woman who have contributed most to the club. The winners were piped to broom-and-plaid decor at- ed thrones by Gerald Wurm and Lawrence Marks of the Legion band, where past president Hen- derson King crowned them with plaid curling hats. Mrs. Lamport was the most surprised. She'd brought her camera to photograph the win- ners. "How am I going to take my own picture?" she exclaim- ed. Social convenors Mrs. Lee Webber and Wallace Seldon pre- sented the couple with a curling award on behalf of the club. Some 240 curlers attended the annual banquet, at which trophies were formally pre- sented to club and draw cham- pions, along with prizes. Lee Webber and Mrs. Harvey Pol- len were in charge of the pre- sentations. Rescue doe from Ausable Bob Jeffrey established him- self as the top skip of the club by winning two awards, includ- ing the club championship. He also won one of the three sea- son's draws. Modest Bob teamed with three other Usborne curlers to win the championship 'spiel which climaxed the season. His rink included Lloyd Smith, Ross Mar shall and Jack Urquhart, all from the Kirkton area. One of the newer and younger skips, Bob Coates, won the mixed curling award with Ada and Bob Dinney and Earl Sch- roeder. George Busche was in charge of the door prize draws, made by Mrs. Eldrid Simmons. Win- ners were Mrs. Dick Ethering- ton, Mrs. Carman Cann, Mrs. Clarence Knight, Allan West- cott and Ray Frayne. Winner of the TV draw was Robert Gilbert, 229 Highland Ave., London. A curlers' sing song was led by Gil Burrows and Norm Wai- ner, with Mrs. Ken Ottewell at the piano. The crowd was en- tertained by accordionist Mrs. Bob Haugh before they began dancing to the music of Bev Alexander, Don McCurdy, Bill Rhode and Ross Dawson. Exeter ,Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary catered. Molson's—Helen Mickle, Burdine Morgan, Betty Coates, Kate Rether; Ellen Knight, Lois Hein, Jean Snell, Val Gould; Edna Busche, Jean Taylor, Bet- ty Clarke, 011ie Essery. 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