The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-03-14, Page 8It Th. Timee.Acloocate, March 14, 1957
Dashwood ;E:LII3 Group
Chooses NewOfficers
The W.S,W.S. of the Evangeli-
C1 LL,Church held their an -
Bull Meeting .on Fricl-ay, March
IL Mrs. C. Snell was chairlady
;or the program. Lynda Tiernan,
Mary' Joe Iteffinan and Shirley
Bender ang a trio. Mrs. E.
Kiefer favored with an accordion
601o.
Mrs. :Geor,ge Link introdueed
the :guest speaker, Miss Audrey
Finkblener. missieriary from St.
1.4ticia, British 'West Indies, who
poke oe her work and also.
1110Wed slides,
Mrs. Carl .0estricher • was
.0eCted president for the coming
year, with vice-presidentS, Mrs.
Letta. Taylor,: Mrs. J. M. Tiernan
And Mrs. C. Snell; secretary,
Mrs. :Stewart Wolfe; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Eagle-
son; teasurer, o W.S.W.S., Mrs.
Harry Hoffman; assistant, Mrs.
Wallace Wein.; treasurer of
LadiesAid, Mrs. Harold Keller -
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The 'Walther League of Zion
Lutheran Church held their
regular meeting last Tuesday
evening with Miss Dorothea and
Wallace Wolfegrarn, of See-
haeh s Hill. the former a mem-
ber of the district executive, as
guests,
Miss Wolfegram addressed the
group, on "Serve.'
Mr. Siegfried Miller, of Water-
loo, and Miss Charlotte Biesen-
thal, ,of RCAF, Clinton, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieberg
and Howard returned from
vacationing in Florida. Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Latta, of Waterloo,
and Miss Kay Webber, .of
Kitchener, were week -end visi
tors with them.
Mrs. Gordon Wieberg, of
Waterloo, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown, of
Kitchener, spent Sunday with
Mr. William Wein,
The 16 Dashwood Dainty „t
Doers and their leaders, Mrs. '
Sid Baker and Mrs, Charles P
d
Snell, and a number of mothers ,
'attended 4 -II Achievement Day il
held in Seaforth District High
School on Saturday. They pre- e
sented a demonstration on how P,
to prepare fabric for cutting.• ''
Each girl received a 4-li sterling a
silver teaspoon for completing u
their • first project.
Personal Items ,
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Comment" About.
Creditor", s Arthday Money
BY MR5"°"PH WQ9DA" Goes To Bend Group
thife For Prover Service
The Orpha Club held their re- memory, many children wer
World Day.of Prayer was held gular meeting on Tuesday eve- named Patrick and Patricia.
on FridaY Crediton United meg at the home of Mrs. Clay- The study Mx* was given h5
Church with represeutatives from ton Mathers, with Mrs. Wally Mrs. Cecil Skinner,
Crediton Evangelical and Ship. Desjardine presiding in the ab. The Burma. Presbyterial of tli
ka churches pre,sent. sense of the president, Mrs. Wm. W.M.S. of .the United church
Cechiane. The evening was spent be held in Clinton. March
in knitting and sewing with. no Miss E. Palethorpe, see'y
speciat business being transac- twnuisls bioengsuoenstftsupdeoaufelir.frlopris.lStoi:
ted.
During the evening Billy Ruxu. Balkwill was chosen as a d
hail. sop of Mrs, Viola Rumba'', gate to „represent Main St
made a donation toward the club. Church.
of about PA, being' his request An invitation, was extended
for donations for needy children, from the everting auxiliar to
rather than receiving gifts from attend their meeting on ,April 1,
Mes'aoe From
:Crediton East
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Mr. and Airs. Marney of
C Exeter spent Sunday% with Mr.
and Mrs. I. Metz.
' Mr. and Alec Hamilton
and Bradley of Grand Bend
Spent SaturdayMr. and
w) -u. Mrs. Harry Lewis and Eller.
27. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein at-
m tended the funeral Thursday of
e,a, the Jatter's aunt, the late Mrs.
Huxtable Hamilton.
ele. Mr. Lawrence Baynhain of
• Hensel' spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bayn,
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, W. England
and family visited with relatives
in St. Marys on Sunday.
Leaders were Mrs. O.
Mrs. R. .Krueger,, Mrs. Wen-
zel and Mrs. M. Sweitzer, with,
a number of ladies assisting
with the service.
An' appropriate address was
given by 'Rev. G. Strome and
duet was sung by Doreen Kenny
and Frances Jackson.
Band Plan For Tee
Meeting of the Mission Band
was held in the United .Church
• school room with Ronald Metz
and Kenneth Bender in charge.
Doreen Kenney sang a solo and
Mrs. S. King related a story
from the stualy book.
Plans were completed for serv-
ing a tea in the Sunday School
room on March 23.
Officers Re-elected
The Ladies Aid and W.S.W.S.
of the Evangelical Church held
heir annual meting with Mrs.
Loyd Lampert in charge of the
rograrn assisted by Mrs. Gor-
an Ratz and Mrs. Wellington
aist,
Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner review.
d a chapter in the study book
ortraying the enlightenment of
ouch East Asia. Mrs. Ed Insley
nd Rev. G. Strome sang a
uet. President, Mrs, R. Krueg.
er presided for business. Quilts
and comforters recently made
are to be sent where most need.
ed. Rev. Strome was in charge
of election of officers. Reports
were given by officers and con-
venors. All 1956 officers were
re-elected, with one addition,
Mrs. Roy Ratz was appointed
assistant treasurer, assisting
Mrs. Gordon Ratz, treasurer of
WSWS
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. tone Genttner
and family spent the week -end
at Burford.
Mr. and Mrs. Williaih Haugh
and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Ur-
ban Pfile, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knecktel
at Petersburg'''.
News Budget From
Blanshard
Mr. Harvey Hil1, a former
Crediton boy, who left this com-
munity almost 50 years ago and,
who is now living in London,
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
••••••••*•••••,.,...wwW*...W0*We. was a welcome caller on many
of his old time friends on Wed -
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang- riesday. Mr. Hill has been re -
ford and family were Sunday cently relieved of his duties as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack conductor on the C.P.R. where
Thomson. he devoted many years of faith -
Mrs, T. Waugh of London ful service.
spent 'Tuesday with Mr. and Mr. Harold Finkbeiner of New -
Mrs. Leonard Thacker. ell, W. Virginia, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hartwick Vernon Beaver of Pittsburg, Pa.,
and family, of Bryanston spent Miss Gertrude Beaver of De -
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wm,
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hoop-
er, Veryl and Jeanette spent
Thursday at Toronto,
Mrs. Wm. Jones and family
spent Monday with Mrs. Ulvada
Hopkins of Mitchell.
Mrs. W. B. Young of St. Marys
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Jas. Mossey.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Mossey
and family spent Sunday eve-
ning with Mrs, Jas. Mossey and
Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Mossey.
Mrs. Walter • Jones of Glen-
dale spent Friday with Mrs.
Cecil Mossey.
Mrs.' Leonard Mills, Kim and
Bonnie of St. Marys spent last
week with. Mrs. Carl' Mills and
family,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Armstrong
of Auburn were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills.
Mrs, W. B. Young of St. Marys
and Mrs. Jas. Mossey were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
his friends invited to a redent personal !tarns
elosed with lunch :served by . Mr. And Mrs. .Chas. Forrest
Mrs. Mathers and Mrs. W. • of Sarnia visited with.Mr. and.
MacLaren, Mrs. Clark Kennedy on Sunday.
Open P.110149 Mrs. Lawrence Johnson were
On Thursday evening the prin.. Messrs, Campbell . Johnson of
schoolheld open house at the
cipal and teachers el the local ..
Stratford, Bill Mathers and Fred .eadier.of sylvan.
.
school at which the lady mem- 11r. and Mrs. David Leigh of
bars :of the Home and School Kitchener spent the weekend
birthdaY eartY; The evening
Sunday visitors with Mr, and.
assisted the teachers in welcom-
ing the guests and 'serving hied).
Several parents took advantage
of meeting with the teachers on
behalf of their children, The
rooms and basement were all
decorated for the occasion.
Personal Items
with Mrs. Leigh's parents and
sister, Mr, and M. Herman
Gill and Miss Irene Gill. The
two little granddaughters, Melis-
sa and Susan, who have been
spending the past week with
th ei r grandparents returned
The Women's Institute held a
home with their parents on Sun -
quilting on Tuesday and Wedneday.s- Miss Mary Yeo left on Friday
day when they quilted three evening for Detroit to join her
quilts for. members of ' the In-
stitute. brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Geo, Yeo for a motor
Mr. Wayne Zander entertained trip to Florida and other Sou -
about twelve of his friends at a there States. Mrs. Mae Holt is
birthday party on Friday eve-
ning, the occasion being his in the meantime relieving in the
fourteenth birthday. local post office.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Love of
On Thursday evening several Thedford visited with Mr, and
from here took part in the ska-
ting carnival at Exeter, among Mrs. Wm. Love on Sunday.
them being Laura Jane Anderson, Mrs. A. E. Holley who has been
Deborra Thomas, Jennifer Jack- confined to her home through
illness for the past ten days is
son, Sandra Roberts, Cathie able to be around again.
Waldron, Karen and Douglas Mc- The regular meeting of the
Bean and Gordon Schlegel. Women's Institute will be held
Ellis Vern. Brodrick on Thursday afternoon, March
The funeral of the late Mr. 21, the roll call to be answered
Ellis Verne Brodrick took place tboyrly.
aming a history maker of
from the Hoffman funeral par -
da
lors, Dashwood, on Thursday Mrs, Wm, Bossenberry . ceeded the usual score for one
ex -
afternoon With Rev. A, E. Holley
officiating— The pall bearers game in bowling recently when
were Mr. C. Chapman, Mr. J. she hit the high score of 343
Manore,. Mr, W. F. B. MacLaren, points.
Mr. Eric Mcllroy, Mr. Emery
Mrs, Ernie Gross of Port El.
Desjardine and Mr. pet), Shaw gin visited with her husband, who
of Sarnia. Mr. Arthur Haist is a police guard for the village,
conveyed the flowers and placed last week.
them at the grave, Interment Sunday visitors' with Mr. and
took place in Grand Bend ceme- Mrs, Thomas Baird were their
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Baird and Mr. Delbert Mason,
all of London.
Mrs. Clark Kennedy and. Mr,
Donald Flear attended the fune-
ral in Hensall on Friday, of the
late Miss N. Cameron, Mrs.
Kennedy rendering a favorite
solo of the deceased.
Mrs. Jack. Farquhar of Kit-
chener spent- the weekend visit-
ing with Mrs. Mary and Miss
Doris Ravelle, and Mrs, Harri-
son.
Miss Pauline Mason spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mansell Mason.
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troit and Mr. Howard Beaver tery
of Hamilton spent several days Day Of Prayer Service
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with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beaver The World's Day of Prayer
after attending the funeral of service was held in the United
their aunt, Mrs. Lydia Huxtable, Church on Friday afternoon,
in Hamilton. with the Evangelical United
Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Finkbein- Brethern Church of Dashwood,
er and Donald, Mrs. Gordon Mor- the Church of God, and St.
lock and Mr. Clayton Sims spent John's -by -the -Lake uniting in the
Sunday in Walkerton with Mr. service. The leaders were Mrs.
and Mrs. Hilliard Sparling and Mervin Tiernan of Dashwood,
Mr, and Mrs. Clare Sparling. Mrs. Douglas Gill, Mrs. H. Bos -
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mor- senberry and Mrs. Rufus Turn -
lock of Guelph spent the week- bull, with Mrs. Turnbull giving
end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Young the address for the afternoon.
and Mr. Albert Morlock., Mrs. E. Wattam sang a sole.
Mr. and Mrs..Lloyd Hey and Several members of the diffefent
Mr. Melvin Stelk visited on Sun- churches took part in leadieg in
day with Mrs. E. Hey in Zurich.
Mrs, M. Feist spent the week- the prayers.
end 'with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Faist and family in St. Thomas. Bend Legionaires
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale am!
sons of Brampton spent Sunday Drop Ddrt Title
with 1VIr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frazer Brown of The Grand ‘Bend Legionaires
Lambeth called on Mr. and Mrs, failed to •hold onto the zone dart
championship Thursday night,
while thg Sarnia branch ended
its long quest of the trophy with
a two to one victory over Forest,
Grand Bend Legion, as cup hol-
ders, played host to two teams
from the Sornia Legion and one
team from the Forest branch.
Grand Bend fielded three
teams, all of which were elimi-
nated in the early trials.
Sarnia's first and second teams
played off in a. semi-final, with
the first team taking the honors,
thereby moving into the finals
Sam King on Sunday.
Cecil Massey, Mrs. R. Molitor visited during
Mrs. Lottie Jones of Glen. the weekend in Strathroy.
dale spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thomson.
Foreman: "N o w, Murphy,
what about carrying some
bricks."
Murphy: "I ain't feelin' well,
guvnor. I'm tremblin' all over."
Foreman: "Well, then, get
busy with the sieve."
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwicker
visited on Sunday with friends
in Detroit.
F/0 and Mrs. John Ayres and
sons of Moose Jaw, Sask., ar-
rived at the home of Mrs. Ayres'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K.
Fahrner where Mrs. Ayres and
sons will spend some time while
F/0 Ayres takes a month's
course in Trenton RCAF.
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against Forest. "
They continued, their winning
ways, taking two games in a
best -of -three series against the
Forest branch. Sarnia now plays
host to any branch wishing to
challenge their dart prowess.
Shooting for Grand Bend were
Glen Desjardine, Stan Gill, Jack
Turnbull, Clayt Mathers, Bill
Pechitt, George. Butler, .John
Batiuk, Harvey Etsel, Andy
Crown; Bill ,Forester, Bill. Dos-
senberry, and Harry Hamilton.
St. Patrick
. The story of the patron saint
of Ireland was given by Mrs.
Glen McKnight at the W.A. and
W.M.S. meeting in Main St,
Church Thursday.
Patrick was a British subject,
born in Seotland, well educated,
whose parents had considerable
money. When 16 years old, the
Irish.in9maded Britain, and he was
taken a prisoner to Ireland, and
later sold as a slave.
Ile became a shepherd and
Wed outdoor life and the beauty
of the shamrock that grew every-
where. He had the longing to
see his parents. and two sisters
in Scotland, and had higher am.
bitions than being a slave. He
escaped to Scotland and spent
many years in study, then later
he returned to Ireland.
With much courage he travel-
led to many villages preaching
Christianity, He inspired , the
Irish people to build churches.
The King and his followers
worshipped the sun and annually
held a festival at the king's pa.
late. On the night befell this
great event all the land was ie
total clarknesS, and guards kept
watch as was their custom, On
a hill plainly visible, Patrick
started a fire, and know if it
kept burning all Ireland would
be free to overture the kingdom
M the pagan king,
Patrick was captured by .the
guards, and questioned, lie said.
"I bring' light and peace and
good will. near thy 4 message...,
there is darkness in your hearts
at well as in your streets," The
guards botanic frightened and
ran away.
After many years', of Christian
work, Patrick tiled in the spring
when the shamrocks were in
blootn 'on the eight �r newt of
March, Not !ming Sure Width
date, the Irish added the two
together, thus Moth 1/ is known
throughout the Wcrld As St, pa.
trick's Day. 'to ' his honorable
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