The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-03-17, Page 16eef
this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon
and during the evening throughout the week,
FOR TASTIER
MEALS
, FASTER, EASIER
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By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE
Now
you can't
see a weed
for the beans
with
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AT THE HIGH
By Ann Creech
Fun night
Friday!
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with 10,3'75 points, the Green
House is second with 7,711 points,
the Yellow House is third with
7,697 points and the White House
is fourth with 6,888 points.
The chocolate bar campaign is
going very well. I think all of
the students of SHDHS owe a debt
of gratitude to the people in Ex-
eter and the surrounding com-
munities for being so willing to
support the school. Thank you!
The Prom is rapidly approach-
ing and the theme this year is
"UNDERWATER". I am sure the
decorations will prove very un-
usual and very interesting.
Bye!
Count on your LP.Gas Range for "best cook" results
always. Count on us for LP-Gas service'
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE.
UCW PLAN EVENTS
The March UCW meeting was
held at Mrs. Alton Neil's home
last Wednesday evening with 12
members answering the roll call.
Mrs. Neil and Mrs. Wm. French
were the hostesses.
Mrs. McLeod Mills was in
charge of the worship service and
was assisted by Mrs. Charles
McRoberts, The theme of the
meeting was "Christian Hospit-
ality". Mrs. Wm. French gave
a reading.
Mrs. Eric Atwood presided
over the business part of meet-
ing: Final plans were made for
the pot luck supper Friday even-
ing, Plans were also made for a
crokinole party to be held dur-
ing the Easter vacation and a
bake sale for the April meeting.
Presbyterial will be held March
22 at Wesley-Willis Church,
Clinton.
March meeting of the WSWS of
the Evangelical UB church at
which a candlelight servi ce
"Catch a Glimpse" was present-
ed by Mrs. Carl Oestreicher,
Mrs, Clayton Merrier, Mrs. Ger-
ald Mason, Mrs. Syd Neeb, Mrs.
Charles Snell, Mrs. Jessie Rad-
er, Mrs. Irwin $chade, Mrs. Eben
Weigand and Mrs. Merrill James.
Mrs. Jessie Rader read the
Scripture. Mrs. Eben Weigand
gave the offertory prayer and
Mrs. J. M. Tiernan presided at
the piano.
Mrs. Carl Oestreicher, pre-
sident, conducted the business.
Nylons, stamps and cards are to
be brought in for the Ontario Hos-
pital at Palmerston on the next
work day. A donation was made
towards the kitchen for the sum-
mer camp. The sunshine commit-
tee is Mrs. Ralph Weber and
Mrs. Art Haugh.
By MRS. ERVIN RAPER
DASIIWOOD
TOPIC IS TREES
The Agriculture and Canadian
Industries group with Mrs, Hugh
Boyle convener was. in charge
of the Dashwood WI meeting.
Roll call was to name "your
favourite tree". Mrs, Ken Mc-
Crae gave a reading "The in-
credible tree" for the motto and
Miss Mary Anne Hayter accom-
panied by Miss Bonnie McCree
at the piano sang "Trees" and
another number.
Mr. Bill Becker showed films
on trees and two discussion films
"What would you do?" This dealt
with teenage problems in the
home,
President Mrs. Sid Baker dealt
with the business. A delegate will
be sent to the Officers' Confer-
ence at Guelph University in M4Y.
Centennial projects were dis-
cussed. The Institute is collect-
ing for the Red Cross in March.
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
Mrs. Charles Snell, convener
of the Missionary Education com-
mittee was chairlady for the
Hotson Propane VIEW PICS OF EUROPE
A good crowd was in attend-
ance for the pot luck supper held
in the Sunday School rooms of
the United Church Friday even-
ing.
With Rev. D. M. Guest as
chairman a program followed
which consisted of piano solo by
Carol Johnson; guitar solo by
Donald Neil; recorder duet by
Janice Morley and Muriel Ab-
bott. At this time Larry Lewis,
Granton, presented his pictures
on his recent trip to Europe.
GRAND BEND 238-2005
LADIES AID
The business meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies' Aid was held
following the weekly Lenten Ser-
vice. The topic was the third in
a series of "In Our Stead",
"The Uninvolved". This dealt
with the trial of Jesus by Pilate,
Mrs. Leonard Schenk, presi-
dent, presided for the business.
A sunrise service and breakfast
will be held at Easter with Group
1 in charge. Easter lilies will
be placed on the altar. Catering
will be done for the local con-
gregation. Knitting and sewing
from the Children's Aid was
given out to those who volun-
teered. Group 4 with Mrs. Cliff
Salmon convener, c onducted
closing devotions.
John Smith, The trip was arrang-
ed by Henry Becker and Al Kain.
VISIT MANY PLACES
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Guenther of Toronto returned
from a motor and plane trip,
They travelled by car, via route
66 into Texas and then west to
the Painted Desert, Petrified
Forest, Grand Canyon, Hoover
Dam and spent a few days at Las
Vegas. Then to Hollywood, Bev-
erly Hills, Los Angeles and Santa
Monica where they had dinner
and visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Olief Pederson of Dashwood,
Then to San Diego and Tijuana,
Mexico.
They spent a night at the
Hollywood, paladium where the
Lawrence Welk show was pre-
sented, Mr. Welk and several of
the cast obliged with autographs.
They visited many points of in-
terest in the area.
They visited Squaw Valley, Lake
Tahoe and Reno then on to Utah,
Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Illi-
nois and Indiana where they visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Guenther
and family of Gary.
DASHWOOD POM POMS
The second meeting of the 4-H
girls the Dashwood Pom Poms
was held at the community centre
March 10 with all the girls pre-
sent and the leaders Mrs. Eben
Weigand and Norma.
Samples of hats were shown
and notes were given on "Acces-
sories to Complement you". The
mothers were present to help the
girls choose type of hat suitable.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter Eldeen of Kitchener, one sist-
er, Mrs. Pearl Gale, Grand Bend.
The funeral was held from the
T. Harry Hoffman funeral home,
Saturday March 12 with Rev. Wm.
Gatz in charge. Burial was in
Avondale cemetery, Stratford.
This Friday night, March 18
at SHDHS a movie will be pre-
sented and a dance will follow.
The movie is "A Tale of TWO
Cities" which is based on the
novel by Charles Dickens. The
film is being shown specifically
for the benefit of all Grade 11
students who are taking the novel
this year and for all future Grade
11 students. This is a full-length
feature movie with Dirk Bogarde
playing the part of S ydney Carton.
Cecil Parker, who has appeared
in over '75 movies, will portray
Mr. Lorry.
The evening begins at 7:15 pm
with the movie which lasts until
9:00. At this time the finals for
Posture Queen will be held. When
this is completed there will be a
dance featuring The Apostles.
The dance will run until 11:45.
The admission fee for the movie
is 25e and for the dance, it is
75e. Refreshments will be ser ved
throughout the evening.
This movie was shown last year
and the equipment which had to be
used was rather poor. This year
we have a brand new, full-size
screen and a new projector, so
the picture will be much sharper
than it was last year. This movie
is very thrilling and I know
everyone would enjoy it, so let's
have everybody eut!
The standings of the Houses in
the House League have been an-
nounced for this week. Once
again, the Blue House is first
MEN'S CLUB VISITS PACKERS
Canada Packers Shur-gain Di-
vision was host to Dashwood
Men's Club Thursday March 10.
Thirty-one men visited Canada
Packers meat packing plant at
Toronto and were guests of CP
at dinner.
In the afternoon they visited
their farm of 500 acres at Maple.
They were welcomed to the farm
by Bill Kilmour and were con-
ducted on a tour by the manager,
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Kraft and
Mrs. Wm. Schroeder of Detroit
called on Mr. Art Willert on the
occasion of his birthday. His fam-
ily treated him to dinner at the
Dashwood Hotel, present were
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walper and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wurm of Ex-
eter.
Mrs. Hubert Miller attended
the Ontario Hair Dressers' Con-
vention at the Royal York Hotel,
Toronto during the weekend.
George Tomlinson
George Tomlinson, 81, of
Dashwood passed away Monday
March 14 at his residence. He
had been in failing health for some
time.
He was a retired engineer.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Idelia Baker.
A private funeral service was
held from the T. Harry Hoff-
man funeral home Wednesday
March 16 with Rev. Merril l
James in charge. Burial was in
Dashwood EUB cemetery.
Notice
to Owners of Dogs
and Cats
PREVENTION
OF RABIES CLINIC
The Huron County Health Unit in co-operation with the
Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Department of Agri-
culture will hold a free rabies clinic at
Exeter Town Hall
March 23, 2 - 4 p.m.
Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs and
cats three months of age and over. Owners who require
certificates of vaccination for export or other purposes should
consult their private veterinarian, No certificates will be
issued at this clinic.
Help prevent human exposure to rabies. Take
advantage of this opportunity to have tour pets
immunized. A booster shot each year is recom-
mended
Lawrence Taylor
Lawrence W. Taylor, 53, of
Grand Bend passed away at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, Tues-
day March 8, following a lengthy
illness.
Mr. Taylor farmed on the B-
line until moving to Grand Bend.
Surviving is his wife, the form-
er Trellis Gratton, three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Wray (Annabelle) Og-
borne, San Diego, Calif., Carol
and Diane at home, one son, Allan
of Exeter, one sister, Mrs. Ar-
nold Gratton, Grand Bend; one
brother, Keith, London.
The body rested at the T, Har-
ry Hoffman funeral home until
Friday noon then at the Gospel
Hall, Grand Bend, where Mr. D.
Adams officiated.
Pallbearers were Leslie Turn-
bull, John Skinner, Harold Webb,
Lyman Gratton, Wellington John-
son and Willis Hotson.
Musk results
Pupils of Lawrence A. Wein
AWCM who have been successful
in passing their musi examina-
tions with the Western Ontario
Conservatory of Music are:
Grade 7 piano, Judy price (hon-
ors), Sylvia Cann; grade 6 piano,
Du no a n Etherington (honors),
grade 5 piano, Larry S h ap to n
(honors) and grade 2 piano, Jule-
ine Palmer (first class honors).
Pupils of Miss Marion Trieb-
ner, who were successful in
Grade 2 Theory, were Donald T.
Jolly (first class honors) and
Robert B. Read. e.f60,4:,.. • M.M331nINWfgorAc71.32;.K2W"- n'tfe . „
Mrs. Fred Preeter
Mrs. Fred Preeter, 73, of
Grand Bend passed away at St.
Joseph's hospital, London Wed-
nesday March 9, where she had
been a patient for several months.
She formerly resided at Strat-
ford and Kitchener.
Mountain of St. Marys.
Mr. Oliver Hazelwood is a pa-
tient in St. Marys Memorial Hos-
pital having suffered a heart at-
tack Friday afternoon.
Mr. Arthur Allen of McConnell,
Manitoba visited recently with
relatives in the village.
PERSONALS
Miss Carol Foster and Miss
Cathy Hern of Winchelsea were
South Huron delegates for the
Jr. Farmers of Ontario annual
conference at Guelph on the week-
end.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Simpson Jr.
London visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Alex Baillie.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins
attended the Federation of Agri-
culture banquet at KirktonUnited
Church Wednesday evening. Fol-
lowing the banquet Roy Jewell
showed his pictures on his recent
trip to Australia.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins,
Marlene and Gwen visited Sat-
urday evening with Mr. Hubert
Hodgins, Granton.
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman
visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Elliott, London Township.
Mr. Ron Squire called Thurs-
day to see Mrs. Wm. Walls,
London who is a patient at Vic-
toria Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills
spent the weekend in Guelph with
Mr. & Mrs. Orville Davies.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins
visited Sunday with Mr. Fred
Pattison, St. Marys.
GRAHAM ARTHUR
MOTORS, EXETER
We thank the public for support when
we were handling Studebakers. We are
sorry that we are unable to continue.
We will still supply service, parts
and warranty, and will continue in
the used car business.
We have some real good Studebakers
at reduced prices.
LSMFT
49th
BIRTHDAY
SALE
STUDY TRINIDAD
The UCW met Tuesday even-
ing in the church basement with
twenty-eight members present.
Miss Jean Copeland opened
the meeting with quiet music.
Scriptures were read by Mrs.
Norris Webb and Mrs. Ira Mc-
Curdy. Mrs. Ted Insley and Mrs.
Leonard Thacker sang a duet.
The story of Trinidad was con-
tinued by Mrs. John Rodd. Roll
call was answered by "Your
first Sunday School Teacher and
Where". Mrs. Bob Robinson, the
president, conducted the busi-
pess.
Mrs. George Hepburn
Mrs. George Hepburn, 78, the
former Wilda Banes, passed away
at her late residence, in Stephen
Township, Saturday, March 12.
She was born on Con. 7 Stephen
where she lived until her mar-
riage to George Hepburn in 1918.
They have farmed on Con. 4
Stephen for the past 48 years.
She was a member of Centralia
United Church and active in its
organizations when able.
Surviving besides her husband
are one daughter, Mrs. William
(Jean) Palmer, St. Catharines,
and one son, Jack at home.
Funeral services were con-
ducted at the Hopper-Hockey fu-
neral home, Exeter, Monday,
March 14, with interment in Ex-
eter cemetery. BRIDAL SHOWER
Prior to her forthcoming wed-
ding Miss Dorothy Dickey was
honoured by the community Fri-
day evening with a miscellaneous
shower.
Mrs. John Rodd escorted Dor-
othy to a tastefully decorated
chair. Mrs. Ted Insley acted as
chairlady and gave a couple of
readings. Mrs. Glenn Copeland
led in a singsong. Karen Rodd
favoured with a piano solo and
Ann Parkinson and Cathy Thack-
er sang a duet. Mrs. Lloyd Ja-
ques gave a reading. Several
contests were enjoyed.
Mrs. Insley read the address
and Mrs. Jim Rohde and Eliza-
beth Thacker presented Dorothy
with the gifts.
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1958 EDSEL 4-door hardtop. Lic. A-48388 $249
1960 GALAXIE sedan, V-8 automatic, power steering,
power brakes. Lic. A-97334 $449
1961 METEOR sedan, 6 automatic. Lic. A-64221 $449
1957 CHEVROLET hardtop. Lic. A-19862 $549
1961 FORD sedan. Lic. A-97331 $549
1962 STUDEBAKER sedan, 6 cyl. automatic.
Lic. A-96500 .... $649
1961 FORD coach, 6 stick. Lic. A-97332 $649
1960 FALCON coach, 6 cyl. Beautiful white. Lic. E-26070 $849
1960 FALCON wagon. New motor, automatic.
A beautiful one . . $849
1962 FORD sedan, 6 stick. Lic. A-96499 $1049
1963 PONTIAC sedan. A beautiful bronze. Lic. A-96501 $1249
1963 FORD .sedan, 6 stick. Lic. A-96498 $1549
1964 METEOR coach, V-8 automatic. Lic. A-96247 $1849
1964 GALAXIE 500 sedan, loaded. Lic. A-96248 $2049
1964 GALAXIE 500 4-door hardtop, loaded. Lic. A-96246 $2249
Mrs. William Heaman
Mrs. William J. Heaman for-
merly of Exeter and London, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
F. G. (Kathleen) Wright, Pinellas
Park, Florida, on Thursday
March 10.
Mrs. Heaman was the former
Fern Skelton and lived in Exeter
when her husband operated the
hardware store now occupied by
Traquair Hardware. Mr. Heaman
sold out in 1925 and Mr. and Mrs.
Heaman moved to London. Mr.
Heaman was Mayor of London
from 1940 to 1945.
Later Mrs. Heaman was fre-
quently in Exeter when her son-
in-law George Wright operated
a clothing store.
Besides her daughter Mrs.
Heaman is survived by a son,
Clyde of London.
Funeral services were con-
ducted in the A. Millard George
funeral chapel, Ridout St.,Satur-
day, March 12 with interment
in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Beckett
visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Keizer and family of Embro.
Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb, Julie
and Lori visited with Mr. & Mrs.
George Ball and family of Dun-
das. Mr. Webb attended the Life
Underwriters Conference.
Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean
visited Sunday with Mrs. George
Stevenson at the Smith Nursing
Home and with Mr. & Mrs. Stan
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