The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-11-17, Page 18• '
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By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE
WOODI LAM
The United Church Women met
Tuesday evening In the church
parlour when they entertained
their husbands.
Mrs. Wm. Spence and Mrs.
Ellis Strahan had charge of the
meeting, the theme being “Rem-
embrance Day".
Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey favored
with a solo. Mrs. E. Strahan
read the poem (tin Flanders
Fields". Mrs, A, Timms gave
a reading "The Maple Tree".
Mrs. George Wilson read a poem
""Why Did They Take My Boy".
Mrs. Bob Robinson conducted
the business. Articles for a
baby's layette are to be brought
to the December meeting.
Mrs. George Wilson introduced
Miss Dawn Blackler of Kirkton
who showed colored slides taken
during her stay of two years in
Australia and tour through Japan,
China, Russia to England where
she spent some time. Mrs. Fred
parkinson entertained with a
number of games and contests.
A smorgasbord s upper was
later enjoyed by everyone.
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Members of the Dashwood boy scout troop are holding their regular
weekly meeting in their new scout house. The group committee of the
Dashwood organization purchased the former Sharon School, south-
east of the village, Scout leader Lloyd Beaver is shown in the back
right, while members of the troop from the left, are: Bill Weber,
Doug Ford, Larry Fleet, Chuck Ford, Brad Klumpp, John Guenther,
David Goodale, Michael Fleet, Scott Boyle, Edward Holubowicz, John
Becker and Peter Kleinstiver. T-A photo
Youths name Dashwood girl
Stewardship topic for women
PERSONALS
Mr. Frank Levy, Hilda and
Helen of Transvaal, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Scott of Exeter were
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Br int nell, Terri and
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rundle and
Larry were weekend guests with
Mr. Milton and Miss Helen Boyle
of Toronto and attended the Royal
Winter Fair Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar Rodd of Exeter
spent several days with Mr. and
Mrs. LaVerne Rodd and family
this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson
were Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. James Rohde and Robert
of Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Clark of
Hensall, Mr. Alvin Wurm and
Mrs. Priscilla Hewett of Exeter,
Mrs. James Rohde of Mitchell
visited Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson and
Ed.
Miss Jean Copeland and Mrs.
Robert Rundle attended the an-
nual dinner for correspondents
and staff of the St. Marys Journal
Argus Thursday in Kirkton United
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler
were Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Hoffmeyer of Mit-
chell.
F/O and Mrs. Ralph Ware-
ham of Ottawa were weekend
guests with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pringle,
Terry and Wayne of London visit-
ed Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
M. Copeland and Jean.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins and Miss
Ada Hopkins were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dobson
of Kirkton.
Mesdames James Miller, Os-
car Brine, Fred Parkinson, Leo-
nard Thacker and Miss Jean
Copeland enjoyed the bus trip
to the Royal Winter Fair Satur-
day sponsored by the Kirkton
Horticultural society.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hern of
Metropolitan were Monday
guests with Mrs. Arthur Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rundle of
Exeter visited Sunday with Mrs.
Robert Rundle and Jack and were
also guests with Messrs. Wm.
and Howard Rinn and Miss Nor-
een Walkom.
Tieman read, ,,In F 1 ande rs
Fields".
Mrs. Irvin Rader, David, Paul
and Sharon accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Miller and Brenda
of Zion to Toronto Saturday where
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John deNiet.
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The November meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was in
charge of Group 4 with Mrs.
Cliff Salmon convenor. Rev. G.
Reinhart, vacancy pastor, had the
topic on Stewardship,
President Mrs. Leonard Schenk
dealt with the business. Donations
were made to Children's Aid and
CNIB. Mrs. Frieda Keller and
Mrs. John Rader are the visiting
committee for November, Mrs.
Milford Merner, Mrs. Robert
Hayter, and Mrs. Leonard Schenk
are the nominating committee.
Group 4 led in closing devotions.
ELECTED SECRETARY
The Youth Fellowships of the
Stratford District met at Dash-
wood EUB Church Saturday even-
ing. A turkey banquet served by
the ladies of the church was
home last week after a lengthy
stay in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. Sheldon Wolfe and Peter,
and Rev. J. M. Oestreicher of
Clifford, and Rev. John S. Oes-
treicher from Selkirk were Sat-
urday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Oestreicher and boys and
Mr. Sam Oestreicher.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oestricher
of Crediton spent Sunday after-
noon with Mr. Sam Oestreicher
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oestrei-
cher.
Mrs. Chas. Snell spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Snell and Timothy of London.
PERSONALS
Many parents and ratepayers
took advantage of open house at
the Central School to tour the
building and meet the teachers.
With such good facilities the
pupils and teachers should do
wonders.
Mr. Sam Oestreicher returned
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Clandeboye gal back
from European visit
followed by singing and special
numbers. Rev. Peter Tucker of
Morriston, Ont. was guest speak-
er.
The annual business meeting
was held and Miss Norma Wei-
gand was elected secretary for
the District Youth.
Two new flags, the Christian
and Canadian, have been pres-
ented to the Evangelical UB
church as a memorial to Mr.
Wallace Wein, who lived from
1915-1961,
Rev. and Mrs. George Rein-
hart of Mitchell were guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller
last Wednesday.
ANNUAL MEETING
Zion Lutheran church held its
annual election of officers Sun-
day, November 13 with the fol-
lowing results: president, James
Hayter; vice-president, Gordon
Kraft; secretary, Albert Rader;
treasurer, Irvin Rader; current
secretary, Harry Hayter; mis-
sion treasurer, Elgin Rader;
mission secretary, Leeland
Restemayer; elders, Melvin
Stade, Gerald Martene, and Wil-
fred Becker; trustees, Leonard
Restemayer, Harold Stire, and
Ervin Devine; SundaySchoolSup-
erintendent, Robert Hayter; as-
sistant, Albert Miller.
Appointed to the following com-
mittees were: stewardship,
Charles Martine and Lloyd Rad-
er; education, Bill Vandeworp,
Karl Keller; evangelism, Garnet
Willert, Alphonse Denomme; fin-
ance, Arnold Becker, Ernest Mil-
ler, Robert Boogemans, Ken Kel-
ler; nominating committee,
Oscar Miller, Charles Tieman,
Reinhold Miller; auditors, Rein-
hold Miller and Lloyd Rader.
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By MRS. J. H. PATON
CLANDEBOYE
Miss Ruth Elaine Armstrong,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. E. G.
Armstrong RR 1 Clandeboye, has
just returned from an extensive
trip to Europe.
She left New York City by
plane August 10 and after an
hour's stop in Iceland reached
Luxembourg. Three days were
spent in Paris and for a month
she lived with a French family
in Asnan situated in the middle
of France in order to perfect
her French and learn French
customs.
Miss Armstrong left Asnan
September 18 and travelled a-
cross country to Mulhouse close
to the German and Swiss borders.
She travelled through Switzerland
remaining in Geneva three days.
Returning to Paris she lived
with a friend for three and a
half weeks visiting museums and
art centres and attending con-
certs.
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WRAPS GIFTS
The Home Economics group
with Mrs. V. L. Becker con-
venor was in charge of the No-
vember meeting of Dashwood WI
at which members of Hensall,
Kippen, and Elimville institutes
were guests.
President, Mrs. Glen Webb,
welcomed everyone and con-
ducted opening exercises after
which she turned the chair over
to Mrs. Syd Baker, who presided
for the program.
Mrs. T. MacMillan of Exeter
was guest speaker and she show-
ed Christmas boxes and demon-
strated how each was wrapped.
Some of these boxes, bows, and
decorations were added to a penny
sale which was conducted byMrs.
Eben Weigand. A comical skit
and a square dance by the ladies
rounded out the program. All sat
down to tables decorated in the
Armistice theme. Mrs. J. M.
David Kestle, Mrs. William
Simpson, Mrs. Rea Neil; kitchen
helpers, Mrs. James Donaldson,
Mrs. Arthur Simpson and Mrs.
William Wilson.
Plates, Mrs. Andy Thompson,
Mrs. Rupert Williams, Mrs.
Richard Worthington; table serv-
ing, Mrs. Arnold Blake and Mrs.
Jim Scott; tea, Mrs. Wilmer
Scott.
SOUND OF MUSIC
Instead of the pot luck supper
planned for the November meet-
ing of Clandeboye WI Thursday
night a visit to the Hyland
Theatre, London to see "The
Sound of Music" was enjoyed.
About 18 attended and in a
short business period a donation
of $15 was voted to the Mental
Health fund.
Attending the theatre were
President Mrs. Andy Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Hill and Susan,
Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mrs. Rae
Hodgins, Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Miss
Betty McIntyre, Mrs. Cecil Cart-
er, Mrs. Norman Hardy, Mrs.
Murray Dixon, Mrs. Harold
Hardy, Miss Aggie Northgrave,
Mrs. Arnold Lewis, Mrs. James
Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. David
Kestle and Janis.
PASSEPORT
PERSONALS
Mrs. Clarence Millson had her
daughter and husband, Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Beckett of Kitchener to visit
her Sunday.
Mr. James Donaldson was able
to be up and go to Dr. Bantam's
office Wednesday. He has to stay
in bed, but one hour up each day.
Mrs. Alvin Lewis returned to
her home Friday from Clinton
General Hospital.
POUR IA TERRI INS HOMMES
By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Guests at the Baker-Fair-
weather wedding Saturday were
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Baker, Bill
and Vivian, Mr. & Mrs. Oliver
Baker, Mrs. Margaret Baker
Marleen and George.
Mrs . D. McNaughton, Mrs.
Wilfred Wilson, Mrs. W. Spence,
Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Mrs. Robt.
Elston and Mrs. Harold O'Brien
of Base Line enjoyed the bus
trip to Toronto Saturday when
they attended the Royal Winter
Fair.
Miss Carole Elston of London
spent the week end at the home
of Mr. Robert Elston.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Taylor of
Varna were Sunday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McNaughton.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob McGregor
of Kippen and Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Rundle of Exeter were guests
with Bill and Howard Rinn and
Norleen Walkom Sunday
Mr. Jim Bonner of Toronto
was a week end guest with Mr.
John Timms.
Mr. & Mrs. Austin Timms
and family attended a family gath-
ering at the home of his aunt and
uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Brown
at Motherwell.
Mr. & Mrs. Elton Baker of
Stratford were week end guests
of their parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Nelson Baker and Mr. & Mrs.
Oliver Baker,
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott MacKichan
of Denfield were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Mc-
Naughton.
Miss Donna Baker was enter-
tained at the home of aunt Mrs.
Ken Pickel assisted by Mrs.
Reg Carr when the Carr fam-
ilies and neighbors gave her
a kitchen shower prior to her
wedding Saturday, Nov. 12 at
Sutton. She will reside at Willow-
dale, Toronto.
HOLD BAZAAR
The UCW ladies held their
bazaar at the United Church Sat-
urday, Nov. 12. The Rev. G. W.
Sach and President Mrs. Charlie
Coughlin welcomed the guests.
Mrs. Alex Macintosh, treasurer
looked after the admission.
The tables looked attractive
with lace cloths centred with
purple and white mums. In charge
of candy was Mrs. Keith Simp-
son, Mrs. Gerald Millson; bake
table, Mrs. George S impso n,
Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Mrs. Peter
Voisin; farm products, Miss
Aggie Northgrave, Mrs. Lorne
Derbyshire; sewing table, Mrs.
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