HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-03-20, Page 14How to keep
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when rush hour hits
the hot water.
Rush hour, Every family has one.
When there are dishes to be
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she has to have a shower. It takes
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traffic moving.
That's why you need the Cascade
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busy family needs, and it's
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you in hot water for only pennies
a day. Ask your Hydro about the
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water heater. "10•The Name
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of the Game is Electrical Living.
ask your hydro
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GOT 'BUCKED' A FEW TIMES — Entrants in the novice class at the
Exeter Saddle Club skating carnival had some difficulty navigating,
Saturday, and probably agree that having a sturdy pony under them
is better than a wobbly pair of skates. Winners in the class from the
left: Murray Preszcator, Brenda Swartz, Barbara Swartz, Sheila Sims,
Patti Swartz and Terry Sims. -- T—A photo
UCW entertain elderly
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Haugh
celebrated their 48th wedding
anniversary Sunday with dinner
at Hook's Restaurant, London.
Present for the occasion were
Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Hartman and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Haugh and Terry, and Mr. &
Mrs. Frank Masseo.
LADIES AID
The March meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was held
following the Lenten service
Wednesday. This was a business
meeting only.
President Mrs. Lorne Genttner
took charge. Five cards had been
sent out and 15 sick calls made.
Easter lilies are to be ordered for
Palm Sunday.
Group I will serve a
confirmation dinner on Palm
Sunday and group 2 will be in
charge of a wedding anniversary
April 12.
The Altar Guild for March is
Mrs. Ervin Devine and Mrs. Ken
Keller.
The LWML is asking ladies of
the congregation to contribute
clean worn nylons for missions.
UCW MEETING
The March meeting of the
Dashwood United Church
Women was opened with a
prayer by the chairlady, Mrs.
Gordon Bender. Mrs. Art Haugh
led the responsive reading on
missions.
Mrs. E. R. Guenther favoured
with a poem in keeping with the
theme and led in prayer.
Mrs. Hugh Boyle and Mrs.
Ken McCrae played several piano
duets.
The first part of the China
story was presented in the form
of a panel discussion with Mrs.
Carl Oestreicher as chairlady.
Others taking part were Mrs. E.
R. Guenther, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs.
Art Haugh, Mrs. McCrae and
Mrs. Lloyd Beaver.
Twenty members answered
the roll call with a scripture
verse. Mrs. Oestreicher reported
that 21 members attended the
World Day of Prayer meeting at
Grand Bend.
East Lilies are to be placed in
the church. The ladies
entertained at the Bluewater
Rest Home Tuesday, March 18.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill of
Grand Bend were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin
Rader and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cornelious of
Sarnia and Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Stormes and family of St.
Thomas were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tieman.
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Taylor and
family of Waterloo were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin
Rader and family.
Miss Vicki Hartman of
London is spending the holidays
with her grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Art Haugh.
Mr. & Mrs.-Hilton Ford visited
with Auston Billen in Strathroy
Sunday.
Mrs. Vesta Miller, Miss Helen
Becker, Mrs. Sharon Bullock,
Miss Joanne Dalton, and Mrs.
Myrtle Gusso of Thorndale
attended the Hairdressers'
Convention at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto. Sunday.
Hilton Ford, Mrs. Vesta
Miller, Diane, Vicki, and Lisa
went on a train trip to Brantford
Tuesday and visited with Mrs.
John Brintnell at Jarvis.
Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Seebach
and family of Hamilton visited
with Mrs. Cora Gaiser during the
holiday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Clarke with
LA to cater dinner
Mrs. Martha Miller, also visited
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller and
family and Mr. & Mrs. Reiny
Miller.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Adams
visited Friday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Rofton Finch in London..
Eight tables were in play at
the progressive euchre party at
Shipka Community Centre
Wednesday evening. Winners
were ladies' high, Mrs. Marge
Arnold; ladies' low, Mrs. Jessie
Rader; men's high, Donald Ratz;
men's low, Fred Gibson; most
lone hands, Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer.
Miss Tammy Preszcator of
Crediton is spending a few days
with Joan Finkbeiner.
Miss Marilyn Musselman of
Kitchener is spending some
holidays with Esther Snyder.
WILLIAM SWEITZER
A former reeve and councillor
of Stephen Township and a past
warden of Huron County,
William Henry Sweitzer passed
away Saturday in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. The deceased
was 82 years old and had resided
since his retirement at RR 2
Grand Bend,
Mr, Sweitzer had been an
Empire Life insurance agent for
the past 32 years. For many
years he farmed on the 16th
concession of Stephen.
He was predeceased by two
wives, the former Ida Rats and
the former Edith Moore.
Survivors include his three
daughters, Mrs. Glen (Evelyn)
Brenner, Grand Bend; Mrs.
William (Ida) Scholes, London;
Mrs. George (Virginia) Clarke,
Tampa, Florida; his two sons,
Samuel of Exeter and Wray of
Stephen Township; and one
sister, Mrs. Martha Smith,
Exeter.
Funeral service was
Wednesday at the T. Harry
Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood, with Rev. E. Holley,
Kitchener, and Rev. Howard
Zurbrigg, Crediton, officiating.
Interment was in Crediton
Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Bill Brenner,
Leland Desjardine, Milton
Sweitzer, Earl Datars, Harvey
Ratz and A. P. Schofield.
Flowerbearers were Bryan
Sweitzer, Ron Sweitzer, Jim
Sweitzer, Ross Pickering, Mike
Clarke and Garry Branston.
ALLEN LLOYD FLETCHER
Allen Lloyd Fletcher, 59,
Exeter, passed away in Victoria
Hospital, Thursday.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Evelyn Lenore Park; one
daughter, Mrs. Barry (Betty)
Collins, Guelph; one son, Lloyd
of Kirkton; and five
grandchildren.
An IOOF service was held at
the R. C. Dinney Funeral Home
Saturday evening. Funeral
service was held Monday with
Rev. J. C. King, Kirkton in
charge.
Pallbearers were Bill Parsons,
Gerald McFalls, Graham Arthur,
Ken Duncan, Clayton Smith and
Ross Francis. Flowerbearers
were Clarence Hawkins, George
Fletcher, Don MacGregor and
Roy McCurdy.
MRS. RUBY MAIER
Mrs. Ruby Maier, 49,
Woodstock, formerly of
Dashwood, passed away:
Saturday at Stratford General
Hospital. She was the widow of
the late Carl Maier.
Survivors include two
daughters, Mrs. Frank (Dorothy)
Walker, Hepworth; Mrs. Edward
(Sheila) Roelofs, London; four
sons, William, Brian and James,
all of Woodstock; and Keith of
Dashwood; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Cutting, Exeter;
two sisters, Mrs. Edward
(Marret) Coornbes, Exeter,
and Mrs. Robert (June) Grant,
Toronto; and three brothers,
Robert, Calvin and Jack, all of
Exeter.
Funeral service was Tuesday
from the T. Harry Hoffman
Funeral Home with Rev, E.
Steinman officiating. Interment
was in Zion Lutheran Cemetery.
Pallbearers were members of
the Exeter Legion, Branch 167.
ROBERT ALVIN CANN
Robert Alvin Cann, 62,
Osborne Township, passed away
Tuesday at his home. Funeral
service will be at 2 p.m. Friday
in the Hopper-Hockey Funeral
Home, Exeter, with Rev.
Stewart Miner officiating.
Interment will be in Exeter
Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Isabelle McCullagh; two
sons, Jack of Kingston and
Raymond of Osborne Township;
two daughters, Mrs. Reginald
( Je a n ) Hodgert, Osborne
Township and Mrs. Jim
(Margaret) Love, RR 3 Parkhill;
two brothers, Carman and
William, both of Osborne; and
two sisters, Mrs. Earl (Reta)
Johnston and Mrs. Chester
(Pearl) Merkley, both of
London.
MRS. BEATRICE ROESZLER
Funeral service for Mrs.
Beatrice Roeszler, Crediton, was
Saturday from the 1'. Harry
Hoffman Funeral Home in
Dashwood. Rev, Howard.
Zu rbrigg officiated with
interment in Crediton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Paul Schenk,
Harold Wolfe, Reg Finkbeiner,
Ross Haugh, Jack England and
Tony Martens.
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There's no question we could make it
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And get rid of the 560 inspectors we
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We could cut the amount of point we
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use in half. (From 12 pounds to 6.)
We'd definitely stop rejecting 30.3;) of
the Volkswagens we turn out every day.
And probably we'd drop the standards
we set for our suppliers down to a normal
human level.
In fact, if we really went the whole
route, we could possibly turn out a small
car not much different than anybody else's
small car.
And the thought has crossed our minds.
But somewhere along the line it
was rejected.
For being imperfect.
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