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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-12-16, Page 19A gift from Santa This little lass, Judy Anne, is not a bit camera shy as she attempts to open her gift she just received from Santa at the' Officer Cadets' Christmas Party for underprivileged children at the Cadets' Lounge, RCAF Station Centralia. 0/C Myrah of Saskatoon, Sask., and 0/C Legrow of St. Johns, Newfoundland, help her to enjoy her excitement.. (RCAF photo) Dashwood groups elect Ae'r1 . • eran Church where Rev. Wm, Gatz was in charge of the ser- vice with burial at the Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers were Don, Fred, Milton and Lorne Keller, Harold and Claire Deichert. PERSONALS Miss Ruthanne Rader of London spent the weekend with Mrs. Irvin Rader and family. Irvin Rader returned home Sunday after spending several weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he underwent sur- gery, The student teachers from Stratford Teacher's College at Dashwood Public School were house guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ten Eyck of Kitchener were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker. Miss Ruth Ann Salmon of Tor- onto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Salmon and family. The Santa Claus parade and party will be held at the Com- munity Centre Saturday at 2 pm. Santa will arrive at 2:30 spon- sored by Dashwood Men's Club. I won't be needing you to clean the house today, Nellie. My husband is home with a cold." Lucan By MISS LINA ABBOTT and announced that achievement day was in Exeter Jan, 15. An exchange of Christmas gifts and Christmas lunch brought the meeting to a close. DONATE ALTAR At the annual and Christmas meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid held Wednesday, December 8, the ladies donated the altar for Peace Lutheran Church, Exe- ter. Reports were heard from all secretaries and treasurers. The collection was for the Lutheran hour. A Christmas gift was ap- proved for Arthur Rader, semin- ary student. The officers are: president, Mrs. Leonard Schenk; vice- president, Mrs. Harry Hayter; secretary, Mrs. Marie Reste- mayer; treasurer, Mrs. James Hayter; flower and treat secre- tary, Mrs. Albert Miller; card secretary, Mrs. Rudolph Miller; pianist, Mrs. Albert Rader; assistant, Mrs. Marie Reste- mayer; auditors, Mrs. Reinhold Miller and Mrs. V. L. Becker. A short program followed with group 1 having Mary Ann Hayter sing selections; group 3 Christ- mas carols, including a German carol; group 4, a readingby Mrs. Clifford Salmon; group 2 -with Mrs. Milford Merner, convenor, was in charge of devotions and lunch. During the lunch hour, Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Gatz were pre- sented a Christmas gift. EDWARD KELLER Edward Keller, 63, passed away at his late residence, Hay Township. He had been in poor health for many months. He was a farmer. Surviving are his wife, the former Freida Deichert; three daughters, Ruth (Mrs. Melvin Greb), Stephen Twp; Gloria (Mrs. Max Learn), Soest, West Ger- many; Marlene (Mrs. Roland Gib- son), Komoka; eight sons, Ken- neth, Dashwood; E 1 gin, Earl, Keith, all of London; Karl, Hay Twp; Murray, Roger, George, all at home; two sisters, Loretta, Dashwood, Erma, London; six brothers, Adolph, Elmore of Dashwood; Arnold, Stephen Twp; Reinhard, Exeter; Herb, Hay Twp; Harold, Toronto, also a number of grandchildren. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home until Tuesday noon then at Zion Luth- CHRISTMAS CANTATA entitled "Wonderful" sponsored by Cre- diton UC Choir will be presented on Friday, Dec. 17 at 8 pm in Crediton United Church. 16c SHOW SLIDES on Sunday Decem- ber 19 at 3 pm Mr. G. Grindlay MBE, ED, RCAF will show slides at St. John's by-the-lake Parish Hall. Tea and coffee will be served. 16c BINGO — Legion December 23. Jackpot $200.00 in 54 numbers, 9 pm. 16c PLAN TO ATTEND the Gala New Year's Eve Dance in the Londesboro Community Hall. Dancing from 10 to 2 am, $3.00 per couple. Music by the Ramb- lers. 16c ARENA ACTIVITIES Thursday 16 Beginners Skating 3-4 Skating 4-5 Rec League 8-11 Friday 17 Point Edward vs Jr. Hawks 8:30 Saturday 18 Minor Hockey 8-12 Public Skating 2-4 Public Skating 8-10 Sunday 19 Public Skating 2-4 Grand Bend 4:30-5:30 Monday 20 Figure Skating 4-9:30 Exeter Braves 10-11 After school season tickets are on sale at the Arena for $2.00 which guarantees at least 40 hours of skating time. Trustees sponsor Biddulph dinner Thursday evening, the Granton UCW catered for a turkey din- ner, sponsored by the Bidduiph trustees for the members of the board, the staff of the Blddulph and LUCan schools with their wives or husbands, at the Bid- dulph sch001. Following the dinner,progres- sive euchre was played. High score winners were Mrs. Ivan Hearn, and Mr. George Atkins; lone hands, Mrs. William Al- lison and Mr. Bob Garrett and low score, Mr. Cliff Abbott and Miss Helena Kelly. There were 52 guests present for the occasion. In 1956-57 expenditures by all levels of government in Canada on health and welfare totalled $2.0 billion, or 8.5 percent of national income; in 1964-65 the figures were $4,5 billion, or 12.8 percent of national income. ..• 1 o and 5 kis WEEKLY **. DRAW Unclaimed Numbers $10.00 • 051866 • 211865 • $5.00 CENTRALIA FAITH TABERNACLE UNDENOMINATIONAL Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday 8 p.m. Evangelistic Wed. 8 p.m. Bible Study REVS CLARENCE SAWYER Pastor Come and hear God's end time message This .Sat. Nite , ,, The Fantastic! Frantic! Sally and the Bluesmen One Nite Only Don't Miss Them ZURICH ARENA School's out! Wed., Dec. 22. Christmas Smash featuring Two Big ` Bands :1•%. Wed. Nile Zurich Arena rgerltstg41:itIMNIVgkeVi1451:gttg,Ac i rON'tNIti•Cq$kiV;,Ai e:W*Siptii spki tut, tgq!A•ti•cz?.:trc:?" Sunday, Dec. 26 from 4 to 8 p.m. CHRISTMAS DINNER Christmas Snacks to all our Dashwood Hotel patrons Friday, December 24, 12 fo 6 p.m.. HOTEL CLOSES 6 p.m. DEC. 24 Includes: Homemade soup or juice, Turkey, Mashed potatoes, Mushroom gravy, Vegetables, Cranberry, Dinner rolls, Homemade pies or plum pudding, Tea or coffee Reservations Appreciated the new t:74d 20d Oft 0241 t:7410‘44 074.027tVt V14CCINd V(aZni ;:?S'V43N4i CM4 <^i wed tvticvi.1.04wt vtivvt41ct:P •tvidese eNttittiG COME Stke OS SAivr Dec. 22 & 23 6 to 9 p.m. • Dec. 24 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FREE Candy Canes and Balloons for the children Soft Drinks for Everyone FREE Gift for Dad FREE for Mom A Chance to Win a 10" Teflon Fry Pan No Stick Cooking A !DALE'S SUNOCO Main at23S5i.rnic7oleo Exeter °' .0. oktelq.sWdA'AmMitre4:14.ecNiviet eqqA wre '..tic12;i60..id '4Asti'4'ittit..4.i‘Oide?<.itvtvwg4c:N3Wi.lcm.icntve,ScOe6W1.iczhtilvISWt3/41 .160M4 DASHWOOD HOTEL L icenced Phone Dashwood 78 By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD The branch meeting for the Aid Association for Lutherans was held in the church basement, Tuesday, Dec. 7. Both the national and local officers were voted for: President is Gordon Kraft; 'vice-president, Charles Tieman; secretary-t redsure r, Albert Miller. Gordon Kraft showed slides on his trip to Europe and lunch was served. TAKE MEMBERSHIP VOWS Sunday at the Evangelical UB church John Braid, John James, Bonnie Mason, Beth Snell and Michael Tieman took member- ship vows and received certifi- cates of church membership. These five young people corn- , pleted the course of instruction on "The Christian Way" taught by thdir minister, Rev. M. J. James. PRESENT CANTATA The choir of the Crediton EUB church presented the cantata "The Great Light" in the Dash- wood EUB church. The director and accompanist was Mrs. E. M. Fahner. The reader was Rev. H. S. Zurbrigg. Following the cantata lunch was served by the Dashwood choir. DASHWOOD MEN'S CLUB Earlier this fall officers of the Men's Club were elected. President is Ron Merner; vice- presidents, Jack Gaiser, Chas. Tiernan, Hubert Miller; sec.- treas., Harry Hayter; auditors, Mervyn Tiernan and Milford Mer- ner; finance committee, Jake Schroeder and Albert Rader; edu- cation committee, Dr. Gulens, Wm. Haugh; attendance and mem- bership committee, Alvin Wal- per, Chas. Martene, Ervin De- vine and Elmer Rader; press reporter, Glen Webb. Father Doyle addressed the men on "The Bluewater Rest Home". The childrens' Christ- mas party will be Dec. 18. The men voted to pay for the new stove at the community centre; donate to both churches for the use of the dishes at the fowl supper and the Exeter Legion for the use of the bingo equip- ment. They are sponsoring a skating rink for the children of the community. The next meeting will be Jan. 31. DISPLAY DECORATIONS Mrs. V. L. Becker, home econ- omics convenor, was in charge of the Christmas meeting of Dashwood WI. Happy recollec- tions of Christmas as a child was the roll call. A number of community ladies were guests. Mrs. J. M. Tiernan discussed the motto "Christmas Story". Mrs. A. V. Tieman had a display and demonstration of Christmas decorations and gift wrapping. Mrs. J. M. Tiernan and Mrs. Leonard Schenk sang a duet. Everyone joined in carol singing. Mrs. Glen Webb, vice-presi- dent, dealt with the business. Donations were given to CNIB, War Memorial hospital, Chil- dren's Aid and the local men's club for the children's Christ- mas treats. Mrs. Leonard Schenk gave the report on the area Con- vention at Stratford in the ab- sence of Mrs. Irvin Rader, dele- gate. The 4-H club leaders re- ported on the work of the girls By MRS. J. H. PATON. At St. James Church onSunday the rector the Rey, E. 0. Lancast- er, conducted the Holy Commun- ion and David Hill, lighted the mauve candle for the third Sunday of Advent. Helen Lewis lit the candle on the first Sunday and Stephen Carter on the second Sunday. COMPLETED COURSE Nine Clandeboye 4-H girls have completed their course. Their leaders were Mrs, Wilmer Scott and Mrs, Norman Hardy. Achievement Day will be held January 15. SERVICE FOR MRS. HILLS Funeral services were held from George E. Logan & Son funeral chapel London Wednesday December 8 for Grendalene Myr- na (Paton) Hills, wife of David E. Hills of London. The Rev. John T. P. Nicklas, minister of Colborne United Church, conducted the service in the funeral chapel and at the grave side in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. The pallbearers were Lyle Paton, Walkerton, Ross Heamaxi, Gary Hobbs, Paul Martin, Gerald Hill, Wayne Goddard, London. Mrs. Hills was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Paton born April 16, 1907 in McGillivray township, Con. 1. In 1909 they moved near Lieury and attended the church there. While a young girl she attend- ed Westervelt School in London and also lived in Hamilton and Welland, returned to London and in 1947 married David E. Hills, of London. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Thomas Grant Brooks, 56 of London, formerly of Exeter and Clandeboye, died in Westminster Hospital Monday, December 13. Surviving are his wife, the former Annie Romphf, daughters, Mrs. William (Beverley) Allen, Lucan; Mrs. James (Jean) Cough- trey, Windsor; Mrs. David (Ei- leen) Johnson, Dartmouth, NS; Mrs. Archie (Ivadell) Ferris, Ilderton; Mrs. Ronald (Carol) Coleman and Mrs. June Garner, London; sons, Harold, Toronto; Thomas and Philip, London; one sister, Mrs. Harold McFalls, Lucan; also 18 grandchildren. Funeral service was held at the Jas. A, Harris funeral home, London Wednesday, December 15 with interment in Mount Pleasant cemetery. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter and Ian, Clandeboye, and Lyle of London visited the D. J. Robb fu- neral home, Sarnia Sunday where Turkey Shoot Sat., Dec. 18, I p.m. at PROSPECT HILL on Highway 7 7 miles west of St. Marys 22 rifles and 72 guage shotguns Shells Supplied Free Coffee Sponsored by Court Carlton No. 255 Canadian Order of Foresters, Grantori, Ontario LIONS CLUB MEETING At the Lions Club dinner meet- ing in the Anglican Church base- ment last Monday evening con- gratulations were extended to Lion Russell Bowman, Luean's new reeve. Mr. Bowman joined the Ilderton Lions in 1954 and transferred to the Lucan branch in 1959. Last year he received his 10-year pin for perfect at- tendance. Plans for the annual New Year's dance were discussed with final arrangements to be left in the hands of the executive. The annual turkey bingo was also discussed and arrangements made for the draw of a 25 lb. turkey with tickets available from any member. Mr. Larry Hotson, a recent new-comer to Lucan, was a guest. The mystery door prize was won by Lion Alex Young. Mrs. Kay Egan's group of the Ladies Guild catered for the dinner. Family dinner for couple December 12, 1964, Wm. Law- rence of Blenheim and Rose Rev- ington, a native of Lucan, were married. Just eleven weeks later they were involved in a car ac- the body of the late Mrs. William Rollins rested. Mr. and Mrs. Rol- lins were formerly of this com- munity. Besides her husband, one daughter Carolyn and two sons, Terry and Jack, all at home, survive. The funeral service was held Saturday with burial in Lake- view cemetery. WHAT'S DOING? Read This Page Each Week Entertainment Wed to Sat THE HI-FI'S Lounge • Dining Room Coffee Shop Banquet Room up to 200 SHILLELAGH MOTOR HOTEL 227-4411 LUCAN cident, while in Lansing, Mich., and Mrs. Lawrence has been hos- pitalized ever Since. At present she is in St. Mary's Hospital, London. For months she was in a coma but is slowly recovering. Sunday her sister, Mrs. Harry McNaughton, who lives near the hospital, took her to her home to celebrate her first wedding an- niversary. To avoid excitement only the immediate family were there for dinner but other mem- bers called during the afternoon. Still time for stocking contest The prizes for the Lucan Busi- nessmen's "Santa's S to c k ing Contest" are now on display in Paul Scragg's NuWay Motor window. A $1.00 purchase in any of the stores listed, makes one eligible for one of the prizes. Unlike the "Witches' Brew" contest, there will be 10 lucky winners. The first nine will, in turn, take their choice but the 10th, like Mrs. Leo Whelihan, will win all the re- maining prizes, so ten people will be happy they decided to shop in Lucan. There has been some confusion — and phone calls — as to the duration of the contest, as it was printed in last week's ad, Dec. 9- 23 and in the small print 9-13. On phoning the T-A assurance was given that the former, Dec. 9-23 was correct, so everyone still has ample time to try for a prize. Santa Claus Parade & Party DASHWOOD Community Centre SAT., DEC. 18 Parade 2 p.m. Santa & Treats 2:30 p.m, Sponsored by Dashwood Men's Club Fete bride-elect Miss Petronella Henries Steeghs of George St., Lecan, whose marriage takes place Mon- day, December 27, was guest Of honor at a miscellaneous shower in the old schoolhouse last Men- day evening, The shower was sponsored by Mrs. Theo Sentjens, Mrs, Gary Manders and Mrs. Joe Nagle. After an evening of bingo, Miss Helen Sentjens assisted the bride-elect open her gifts. XMAS DRAW Save your coupons Due to a shortage in the supply of tickets there was no draw last Sat. DOUBLE DRAW THIS SAT. 2 -510.00 and 2 -55.00 WINNERS Present your stub to Reg. Beavers at Beavers Hardware. Exeter Board of Trade Times-Advocate, December 16, 1905 Page 19