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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-09-30, Page 2By MRS. ERVIN RADER Plymouth' Plymouth is twice the tiger for '66! Choose now from two great new Plymouth lines — the handsome new Plymouth Fury, and, brand-new for '66, the hot new Plymouth Belvedere. Belvedere Belvedere is the line of hot new performers — powerful and potent! Designed to fit a young family's budget! FIERY FASTBACK aer,vtacezda_ Bodge ...a lot more car for your money Dodge '66—a lot more car for your money. Dodge sits on a long 121-inch wheelbase. This extra length has room, ride, comfort, looks.Fifteen models. Four series. Monaco, Polara 8E30, Polara 440, Polara, Swinging Coronet by Dodge. Coronet swings. Coronet is a new idea, a young idea for spirited people. Pick your body style. .Coronet has it on a trim 117-inch wheelbase: Sedans, Hardtops, Wagons, Convertibles, Coronet 500 -- 2-Door Hardtop Wheelbase 117.0" Monaco — 2-Door Hardtop Wheelbase 121.0" r • tre, I FINS' Fury III — 4-Door Hardtop Wheelbase 119.0" Beautifully styled, big and spacious. Fury offers a good selec- tion of models and power — to prove that nothing goes like Fury! F",, 401011r24"914237"."-'—' Satellite — 2-Door Hardtop Wheelbase 116.0" Valiant ,WAVVX.40,,,,,,V.MV.,...,,,,.,,,,,,,. .,.. \ \ Nobody beats Valiant for value ... style, comfort, roominess, economy, low initial cost make Valiant the Value Leader for '66. !Mob '' • ' ..... Signet Convertible — Wheelbase 111.0" Go for action — go Barracuda! Sports car power, handling and ride — plus convenience, features and roominess no other sports car offers. Sport 500 — 2.Door hardtop Wheelbase 124.0" 48kt01.0dng:M§l!.littitt"..ltl:MMSX ''"'"''''."`"';',-:.:!.:77r7rr"7.—"—"'""---- • Receives life membership Clifford Quance of Exeter was presented with a life membership in the Association of Kinsmen Clubs last Thursday evening at the joint installation of officers held at Lucan. Mr. Quance received his pin for 10 years of perfect attendance in conjunction with this. District Governor Larry Woods of Preston made the presentation. President of the Exeter Kinsmen Club Claire Hoffman is shown in the back- ground. (T-A photo) Pay. 2 Times-Advocate, September 30, 11965 ROSS SKINNER and Lori Ann of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly. Mrs. Roptly spent a few days with them this week, CAMP SITE DONATED A concerned layman, Mr. Cecil Kohl of Hamilton and member of Pilgrim Lutheran Church, inter- ested in the church's youth and the possibilities to which camp and retreat facilities might be put to use in the program of Christian education and growth offered to the Ontario District of the Lutheran Church of Canada about 50 acres of land. The property is located in Seneca Township about 20 miles south of downtown Hamilton and about 10 miles north Cayuga. A district appointed Camp Committee. Rev. K. Zorn, former pastor Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, is chairman of the camp committee. He recom- mended to a special meeting of the church body in Kitchener, Sept. 21, the acquisition of the property with serious consider- ation to be given to the develop- ment of the land for camp pur- poses as soon as possible. The Committee reported that "such a camp could provide a place set apart for learning, meditation and fellowship to get away from the regular routine of school, job, congregation, and get a new perspective on goals, needs and plans through study, joint planning and sharing." "Camping", it reported, "should be a part of the educa- tional tools of the church". PRIZES AT EXETER FAIR Mr. Don Finkbeiner, principal of Dashwood Public School, says "I feel that the pupils did an outstanding job in participating this year at Exeter Fair". In the livestock, grain, vege- tables, and flowers there were 12 firsts, 9 seconds, 11 thirds, and 7 fourth prize winners. In sewing, cooking, art, and writ- ing there were 10 firsts, 9 sec- onds, 10 thirds, and 8 fourth prize winners. Dashwood Women's Institute also received first prize in their entry. One of their members, Mrs. Eben Weigand, was a major prize winner. DASH WOOD 4-H GIRLS Club 1 of the Dashwood 4-H girls attended their second meet- ing at the Dashwood Community centre Monday September 2'7 with eight girls present and the lead- ers Mrs. John Rader and Mrs. Rudolph Miller. They decided to call the club "Dashwood Sleeping Beauties". Notes were given on the pre- paration of material for cutting and how to shrink unsanforized fabrics. Club officers are, president, Sharon Marlene; secretary, Theresa Hartman. The next meeting will be Octo- ber 6 at 7 p.m. at the community centre. ATTEND CONGRESS Men from Michigan, Indiana, and Ontario gathered for the Evangelical United Brethren Men's Congress at Kitchener on the past weekend. Those attending from Dashwood on Saturday were Rev. M. J. James, Jack Gaiser, Milton Haugh, William Mason, Gordon Bender, George Link, Carl Oestreicher, Donald Gaiser, and Art Haugh. Jack Gaiser is the newly elect- ed secretary of the Ontario Con- ference EUB men for the next year. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson, Wayne, Terry and Michael, Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Mar riage attended the golden wedding anniversary of Leo's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gibson at Thedford Friday eve- ning. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson at- tended the Truck Rodeo at Lon- don Saturday. Eben Weigand is a patient in South Huron Hospital; Mrs. Ervin Eckstein is also a patient. Lorne Genttner has returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, Elea- nor and Mrs. Wes Wolfe spent the weekend at Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. George Wolfe. The Youth Fellowship of the By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS TALKS ON MATHEMATICS Mrs. Gerald Paul was guest speaker at the September meet- ing of Kirkton WI held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Roger Urqu- hart. She discussed the new ap- proach to mathematics. She was introduced by Mrs. Robert Rat- cliffe. The motto "The wise mind groweth like a savings account —a little every day" was taken by Mrs. Earl Watson. Mrs. Rae Stephens gave a reading "Diet- ing". The roll call was answered by telling " My first school teach- er and where". President Mrs. Harold O'Brien presided. Each person brought a 50-cent article and these were exchanged. Lunch was served by Mrs. Rus- sell Morrison, Mrs. Wats o n, Mrs. Shute and Mrs. Clarence Switzer. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Granville Sgarig- lia of Stratford were Thursday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Switzer, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Urquhart, Hugh and Robert of Welland Port e Mr. & Mrs.Rodney Fenwick were Sunday visitors. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Urquhart, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Urquhart, Mr. & Mrs. Garth Blackler attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. & Mrs. Victor Sawyer in Toronto. Special services for anniversary By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Rev. J. Brinjar conducted the service in the United Church Sunday morning and presented the work of the Canadian Bible Society. Contributions to this work will be accepted. Rev. D. M. Guest accompanied by his son, Dr. J. A. Guest of London, were at Hinds United Church near Chatham Sunday where they conducted morning and evening services marking the 60th anniversary of the church, Rev. Guest began his ministry at Hinds in the Kent Presbytery. World Communion will be ob- served in the United Church Sun- day morning. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hardy of Lucan were Thursday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George Hicks. Mrs. Arthur McFalls and Miss Helen M c F ails attended the Champion-Q u into n wedding in Hyatt Avenue United Church and the reception at the Nordin Res- taurant in London Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington, Miss Mabel Refoir and Miss Janet Cunnington were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and family in Listowel. Mr. & Mrs. George Hicks were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Herman Powe in Exeter, Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a week- end visitor with her sister, Miss Wilda Pollock in Kitchener. Dashwood HUB church held the election of officers at a recent meeting. President is Norma Weigand; vice-president, Robert Hoffman; secretary, Diane Web- er; treasurer, Eric Gather. F/O K. Webber Pilot killed during exercise F/O Keith Denis Webber of Balfour, B.C. was killed on Sat- urday, September 25, when his single engine Chipmunk aircraft from RCAF Centralia hit a tree- top while he was engaged in a support mission for the Canadian Militia at Camp Ipperwash. F/O Webber was one of four RCAF instructors assigned to detect and "Bomb" the Royal Canadian Regiment militiamen who were engaged on their week- end exercise. A memorial service for F/O Webber was held at the RCAF Station Chapel on Monday, the service conducted by F/L D. I. Cosman. Bearers, 40 member attending By MRS. HEBER DAVIS THANKSGIVING SERVICE Thanksgiving service was held at St. Patrick's Church Sunday at eleven o'clock. Rev, Lyle Bennett was in charge of the service with Rev. W. S. Morris BA, PH.D, London, guest and preacher. Mrs. Tom Kooy was at the organ and Mr. and Mrs, Vic Drought, Centralia, sang a duet during the anthem. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Frank Squire, Granton, and Mr. Ron Squire were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins. Mrs. Lenard Lambourne, Bin-, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hodgins, Chilliwack, B.C. were Thursday guests with their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mrs. Hugh Davis and Heather assisted at the trousseau tea for Miss Diane Quinton at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Quinton, London, prior to her marriage Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and Wayne and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll were guests Saturday at the wedding of their niece and cousin Miss Ruth Ann Mul- lins to Mr. Walter Phillips in Elmwood Ave. Presbyterian Church, London, and the recep- tion which followed at the admin- party, friends and fellow officers marched to muffled drums as the flag draped bier passed out the Air Force gates. Interment will be in the military plot at Cal- gary, Alberta. By MRS. ELECT OFFICERS The Elimville QGIT met Sunday evening at the church, Mrs. John Hern conducted the worship and explained the purpose and its meaning, The newly-elected offi- cers for the coming year are: President, Elaine Johns; secre- tary, Susan Allen; press repor- ter, Brenda Skinner; leaders, Mrs. Jelin Hern and Mrs. Howard Pym. Boxes of chocolates were given out to the girls to be sold for their group. MARK ANNIVERSARY Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Hunter celebrated their 35th wedding istration building, Queen's Park, London. Mrs. Ron Carroll was bridesmaid and Wayne was usher at the ceremony. Mrs. McLinchy, Parkhill, Mr. & Mrs. Howard McDonald, Mrs. Peter Sovereign and Ferlin, Lon- don, with Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald Sunday. Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and Fred- die drove to Teeswater Thursday to visit her father Mr. H. S. McLean, where she was joined by her husband Saturday and they all took in Teeswater fair. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and Nancy and Leslie Greenlee at- tended Teeswater fair Saturday and Marylou visited her grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Guests with Mr. &, Mrs. Heber Davis Sunday were Rev. Lyle and Mrs. Bennett and Tom and Mr. Colin Page, RCAF Station Cen- tralia, and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan, and Rev. W. S. Morris, London. anniversary Sunday. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter and family of Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hunter and family of London, Mrs. Olive Tebbutt and Mr. Wilson Hawkins of Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs. Ernesl, Pym of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Geiser of Crediton, Mr. and. Mrs. Toni Shulman and fam- ily of Embro and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Carroll and Debbie of London. BEGIN PROJECT The Elimville 4-H girls club 2 held their first meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Free- man Horne with 10 girls present. The election of officers 'was held with Susan Allen president, Lynn Otis, secretary and Judy Johns, press reporter. Each girl's measurements were taken and samples of mat- erial suitable for pyjamas were given out. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. Jackson Woods' Monday Oct. 4. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wolfe of Valley Stream, New York, are visiting a few days with relatives in the community. Misses Helen and Sharon Bat- ten and Mrs. Beth Batten of Exeter visited Sunday with Mrs. Wes Archer of London. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and family attended the anniversary service at Chiselhurst United Church Sunday when Mr. Harvey Sparling of Toronto was guest speaker. Mr. & Mrs. Don Willcox, Scott BURRO PROPANE GAS R efills 100 lbs 4 95 1 20 lbs 95 Yes we deliver fora small additional amount Seldon Fuels 235.2314 EXETER 235-0602 Sometimes it takes drought conditions like those suffered in Eastern Ontario to make dairymen appreciate the value of forage feed produced in their fields. Every extra mouthful you produce helps keep outside purchases down. 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