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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-04-23, Page 109' IQ T THE HEART OF YOUR CAR. CHECK IT! Your car is no better than its ignition system I Drive up, Let us give it a thorough inspection and adjustment. /SO t*, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED M Motors (Successor to Newton Motor Sales) Phone 216 Day or Night Exeter •» RON WESTMAN offers this Complete Fishing Kit with a Fibreglass Casting Rod / WESTMAN'S □HfifDCD NYLON U'•K20K0. Glass Casting Rod « Lawrence Level Wind Reel • Seamless Steel Tackle Box 25 Yds. Nylon Fishing line • June Bug Spinner • Shakespeare Plug • Red and White Devil Bait * Trout Spinner 3 Assorted Snap Swivels • 30 Asst, Kirby Hooks • 30 Asst. Carlisle Hooks 6 Asst. Clincher Sinkers • Red and White Cork Float • 12 Asst. Split Rings 3 Nylon Leaders 6" and 9* • 6 SneUed Carlisle Hooks ■ SPORTS AND AUTO SUPPLY Phone 211 Exeter 60-W Lucan nnririnn THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL. 23, 1953 Topics From Creditor! By MRS. J. WOODALL Calvary Church At Dashwood Host to Ontario Convention Church Holds Annual The annual meeting of the Evangelical U. B. Church was held on Thursday evening of last week with a fair attendance. Excellent reports were given by all committees. An invitation was extended to Rev, and Dahms church Dahms subject ference. , . ....... . served with the men furnishing the ice cream. Personal Items Miss Lillian Haist spent Sun day in Goderich with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting, Mr. and Mrs. William Oest- reicher spent Sunday in Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clark, of Detroit, visited over the end with Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mr. Elgin Woodall, of Oak, Mich., visited during weekend with his parents, and Mrs. Joseph Woodall. Miss Delores Pfaff, who been ill at her home for the _ week is able to be out again. Master Roy Smith and little Miss Judy Smith are much im proved after being confined to their rooms for the past two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Austin, Bickell, , of London visited recently with will Mr. H. K. Eilber. Services in Crediton churches will continue to be held on Standard Time, on Sunday next, April 26. The euchre and social evening sponsored by the Crediton W.I. in the Community Centre Friday evening attracted a large attend ance. Thirty-five tables were in play. Prizes for high score were won by Mrs. Crystal Morgan and Wellington Haist; lone hands, Russell Clark, lucky chair prize, James Mawhinney, Crediton W.I Elects Slate Crediton W.I. met in the Com munity Centre Wednesday eve ning for the regular meeting and election of officers. Presi dent Mrs. R. Motz presided. Re ports were given by the several standing committees. The nomin ating committee presented the slate of officers and election and installation was conducted by Mrs. Lloyd England. Officers are: president, Mrs. R. Motz; vice-presidents, Mrs. W. Mack, Mrs. H. Schenk; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport; assistant, Mrs, R. Reid; district director, Mrs. G. Zwicker; as sistant, Mrs. AVade; convener of good cheer, Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser; convener of social, Mrs. J. Wade. Mrs. Motz expressed apprecia tion of support given during the past year aqd plans were made to serve a Coronation Tea, Mrs, R. Swartz presided for the program. Mrs. J. Bishop sang a solo. Mrs. Woodall gave a reading and Mrs. E. M. Fahrner, a piano solo. Lunch was served by the following hostesses: Mrs, R. Swartz, Mrs. L. Hill, Mrs. J. Morrissey, Mrs, C. W. Parkinson and Mrs. L. Lamport. Honor Bridc-Elect Prior to her marriage, Mrs. George Leslie (nee Wiunifred Mack) was honored at a miscell aneous shower at the home of Miss Bernice Haist. Thirty friends were present and readings were given by Margaret Ratz and Eunice King. Contests were con ducted by Norma Fahrner and Delores Pfaff favoured with musical numbers. A social time .—was Mrs. J. V. with the year. Rev. invitation, to remain for the coming accepted the to the approval of Con- . A pot-luck lunch was week- F. W. Royal the Mr. has past ■» By MRS. E. H. RADER Calvary Evangelical United Brethern Church, Dashwood, wilt be host April 29 - May 3, to the Annual Ontario Conference Session of that denomination. Approximately 100 ministers and lay members will attend the five- day session. There will also be meetings of various boards and committees on Monday and Tues day preceding the session. The Rev. J, Henry Getz is host pastor. president of the Conference is Bishop J. Balmer Showers, D.D., L.L.D. Giving leadership will also be the five Conference super intendents, the Rev. F. M. Faist, Stratford district; the Rev. C. H. Cornwell, Hanover district; the Rev. E. E. Pletch, Waterloo dis trict; the Rev. A- S. Caughell, Hamilton district; the Rev. E. N. Mohr, Ottawa district. General church officers who are to address the session in various capacities include, Dr. A. H. Doesclier, Daton, Ohio; Dr. Paul S. Milhouse, Harrisburg, Penn; Dr. E. D. Riebel, Naper ville, Ill; and Mr. Torrey Kaat, Toledo, Ohio. The Rev. J. V, Dahms of Crediton is Conference secretary. Preceding the official opening Wednesday night, April 29 by the Bishop, there will be a fellowship supper presided over by the host pastor. The session --”1 be representatives of the community, the ministerial as sociation and the congregation. The organization of the session for business will be preceded by a memorial service and also by Co ronation felicitations and prayer. The Rev. H. "E. Roppel, of Zurich, will presdie for the memorial service. Highlighting the session will be the consideration of recom mendations of the Board of Missions concerning church ex tension; the stationing of mini sters, and the Ordination Service Sunday morning, May 3. Music will be provided by the Calvary Church choir with assistance from the Crediton and Zurich choirs. The ladies of Calvary Church will be in charge of the meals served to delegates at the church and billeting will be in the homes of the congregation. This Conference is one of 47 Conferences of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, eight of which are in Europe, Asia and Africa. Majority of the Confer ences are in the United States. Membership is almost one mil lion. o ■» given by Margaret Ratz Eunice King. Contests were Delores Pfaff favoured was enjoyed and lunch served. , J See The Brilliant, New Plymouth Belvedere “A New Luxury Is Plymouth Styling” AND THE ’53 Chrysler Convertible NOW ON DISPLAY AT REG ARMSTRONG MOTORS OUR SELECTION OF USED CARS WeTl Be Glad to Demonstrate Any Cat In Our Possession SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Reg Armstrong Motors PHONE 216 1------------EXETER Mr. and Mrs, M. Merner and family and Ml*, and Mrs, William Willert. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader were Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader, Mr. and Mrs, William Haugh and Shirley, Rev. and Mrs. L. Higenell and Mr. and Mrs.- Ervin Rader and family. Miss Theresa Zimmer, nurse- in-training at St. Joseph’s Hos pital, Lofnioji, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zimmer. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Neil, of Detroit, were weekend callers at the home of the latter’s brother, Mr, and Mrs. Claire Melick. Mr. and Mrs- Gerald Higenell and son, of Wingham, visited with Gerald’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. Higenell over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. F. Yausi spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. H. Becker, Sr, Weekend visitors at the home of V. L, Becker were Mr. and Mrs. F. AV. Ten Eyck and Harold Brandt, of Kitchener. Miss Lois Gaiser and friend and Miss Betty Gaiser and girl friend spent the weekend with Mrs.’Cora Gaiser. Mr. and Mrs. E. Stelclc spent a few days with their son Marvin in Bradford last week. . Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newton, of London, on the arrival of their son, a grand son for Mrs. A. Willert, Helen and Jimmie, children of Mrs. Jessie Rader, had their tonsils removed at Victoria Hos pital, London, on Saturday,Mrs. G. Weigand is visiting her daughter at Rodney. Mr. Herb Willert is on the sick list, Town Entertains Fire Department The Town Fathers entertained the fire 'brigade to a turkey dinner Wednesday, April 15. Following this the volunteer fire brigade was appointed with two new members added. They are: V. L. Becker, fire chief. Mervin Tieman, Miller, Hayter, Sheffback, Milford Merner, Harry Zimmer, Albert Miller, Ervin Rader, Cliff Salmon, Harold Weber, and Bob Hayter. Guest speaker, Mr. S. H. Vers- teeg. from London, representing •this area from the Fire Marshall’s office at Toronto, spoke on “Fire Prevention” as well as showing slides on “Prevention and Fight ing Technique". Personal Items The Walther League of Zion Lutheran Church entertained the newly-confirmed at a social eve ning on Tuesday, April 14. The evening was spent by playing airplane bunco. Prizes were won by Gerald Maier, Marjorie Bec ker, Gerald Martene, and Elaine Becker. A dainty lunch was served and the evening ended with a sing-song, i Sixteen members of the Wal- .ther League motored to Stratford Sunday, April 19 to attend a League rally at S. Peter’s Luthe ran Church. Guest speaker for the evening was Rev. 0. J. Killin- ger, of London. The theme was “Alive Unto God". We are pleased to see our baker, Mr. E. Koehler, out after being confined to his home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader combined business with pleasure while on a 'business trip to To ronto last week. They visited over the weekend with Lloyd’s two sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Weiburg, Waterloo. Mrs. Harold Kellerman, lier mother, Mrs. Cowan and John spent Friday -afternoon at Wood- edem The public School Friday afternoon was a “howling" success. After a very busy afternoon, Dr. Aldis, with his two assistants, Miss Cunningham arid Miss Petersen, said it was very successful. Sixty eight pre-schOol children were treated as well as rnkny children from other schools.,, Three babies were baptised bn Sunday in Zion Lutheran Church by Rev. L. Higenell. The infant daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter (.To Anne Margaret), Mr, and Mrs. Earl Datars (June Elizabeth), and'ihfaftt Son Of Mr. ■and Mrs. Elmer Rader (Dduglks Ervin). Mrs, T. Love, of Grand Bend, attended the Christening of her great-grandchild, June Elisabeth Datars. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love, of Shlpka, attended the christening Of their gtandchlld, June Eliza beth DatarU. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter were Mrs. Mar garet Rader, Mrs. Be th a Hayter, Mr, and MM X Bru De, Windsor; assistant chief; Ed. Stuart Wolfe, James Emil Becker, George school clinic at the 'howling0 success. After a ■ Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER News of Elimville W.M.S. And W.A, The April meeting of W.M.s. and W.A. was held at the home of Mrs, Harold Beu. Mrs. John Ridley and Mrs. Ivan Brock opened the meeting with Scripture reading and prayer. Mrs. W. J. Moores spoke on the topic “What Easter Means To Us". Readings were given by Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Mrs. Philip ” and Mrs. Everett Skinner. Ruth Skinner spoke on ing course she took school. Mrs. Ross Skinner guitar solo. The program was convened by Mrs. Charles Stephen and Mrs. John Ridley, Mrs. William Johns, president, conducted the business meeting. Personal Items Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns, Sarnia. Mr?. Thomas Bell, of Exeter, and Mrs. Harry Webber, Wood ham, visited on Friday with Mrs. Harold Bell and Mrs, Charles Stephen. After May 16, 1953, we propose to Discontinue London Service ON SATURDAYS ONLY Please co-operate with us and arrange for your parcels and freight out of London on Friday or Mon day, Thanking you kindly for past favors . . , the at Hera Miss cook night played a In the table of precedence for Canada, the Prime Minister ranks immediately following the Governor-General officer admini stering the 'government. We visited the music festival Monday and were pleased to see so many from our community there. Dashwood can be proud of its contestants. Colourful Floors At Saving Prices Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs G’xS’ — Reg. $6.45, SALE PRICE $5.35 Save $1.10 9 x9’ — Reg. $9.45, SALE PRICE $8.35 Save $1.10 9’xl5‘—Reg. $15.75, SALE PRICE $12.75 Save $3.00 T. B. Ready Dry Goods and Hardware PHONE 45 Drive it LUCAN GUENTHER TUCKEY TRANSPORTS LTD B. W. 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