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ENTERTAIN AT TROUSSEAU TEA
FOR BRIDE OF SATURDAY
Mrs. John McGregor, RR 5,
Clinton, entertained at a trous-
seau tea in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Jean McGregor, whose
marriage to Mr. Murney Twit-
ehe11, of Hensall, took place
Saturday.
Mrs. Orville Twitchell, Hen-
sall, mother of the groom -elect,
assisted the bride -elect and her
mother in receiving the guests.
Tea was poured by Miss Kate
McGregor, Miss Margaret Mc-
Gregor, Mrs. Cal Horton and
Kin Official Wins
Top Awards
Kinsmen Governor B i 11
Mickle, Hensall, and his Dis-
trict One executive, climaxed a
successful year over the week-
end by winning a record num-
ber of awards at the national
convention of the Canadian
Service Club in Toronto.
The Mickle executive captur-
ed both the Boake Efficiency
Award and the DeCew Shield
for the district which contri-
butes the most to Kin during
the year. It is the first time
honors have gone to one dis-
trict in the same year.
FUNERALS
Funeral of H. J. Uttley
-.Funeral services for Herber
James Uttley, 71, of Zurich,
were held Saturday from West-
lake Funeral Home, Zurich,
with burial in the Evangelical
United Brethren Cemetery, Zur-
ich. Mr. Uttley passed away in
South Huron Hospital on Thurs-
day, Sept. 7.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Bertha Phile; three
sons, Cecil and Ross, London;
Myles, Ottawa; four daughters,
Mrs. M. (Goldie) Gilmore, Dun-
das; Mrs. Hugh (Hazel) McEw-
en, Hensall; Mrs. E. (Edith)
Strader, Toronto; Mrs. J. (Paul-
ine) Mundy, Byron; four sisters,
Mrs. Lucy Wright, Toronto;
Mrs. Irma Wild, Dashwood; Mrs.
Minnie Wild, Crediton; Mrs.
Alma Witmere, Zurich; and
11 grandchildren.
MRS. FRED DATERS
HENSALL—Mrs. Fred Deters,
the former Alice P. Schilbe
passed away suddenly in Stra
ford General Hospital, Sunda
evening, Sept. 10, following a
severe stroke she suffered the
day previous. She was in her
68th year.
Surviving are her husband,
Fred Daters, Hensall; one son,
Carl, Hamilton; two daughters,
Mrs. Henry (Irene) Harburn,
Staffa; Mrs. Harold (Dorothy)
Simpson, Exeter; four sisters,
Mrs. G. Kerswill, Akron, Ohio;
Mrs. William Sitter, Thedford;
Mrs. H. Finkbeiner, Zurich, and
Mrs. Orville McClinchey, of
Varna.
Public funeral services were
held from the Bonthron Funeral
Chapel, Hensall, Wednesday, at
2 p.m.. conducted by Rev. El-
liott, of Kirkton. Interment was
in Exeter cemetery:
ARCHIBALD JEFFERY
Mrs. Frank Mcdregor. Tea was
served by Miss Norma Love,
Miss Carol Pepper, Miss Billie
Stewart and Mrs. Fred McGre-
gor.
Mrs. Gerald Horton display-
ed the wedding gifts; Miss Hil-
da Pepper, theshower gifts,
and Mrs. Don McGregor, the
trousseau.
Other assistants were Mrs.
Greg McGregor, Mr -s. Ivy John-
ston and Mrs. Randal Pepper.
Bill McGregor was in charge of
the register. .
Pantry Shower
Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Frank McGregor,
a surprise pantry shower was
held by the neighbors and rel-
atives of Miss Jean McGregor.
Co -hostess was Mrs. Don Mc-
Gregor. Contests were conduct-
ed by Mrs. Don McGregor and
Miss Norma Love.
The gifts were presented in a
prettily dejo ted basket car-
ried by Lawrence Pepper and
Bill McGregor. A lovely lunch
was served by the hostesses.
Miscellaneous Showers
Wednesday evening, Aug. 23,
the girl friends of Miss Jean
McGregor had a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs.
Phyllis Edwards. Contests were
conducted by Miss Norma Love,
Barbara Beech and Sherril
Carr. Gifts were presented in
a "wishing well". A dainty
lunch was served by the hos-
tess.
Monday evening, Aug. 28,
the community held a shower
for Miss McGregor in the audi-
torium of Brupefield United
Church, under the direction of
Mrs. Frank McGowan, Mrs.
Walter Moffat and Mrs. Cal
Horton. A short program was
provided by Mrs. Fred McGre-
gor, Barbara Swan and Ron and
Sandra Graham. Contests were
conducted by Mrs. F. McGowan
and Mrs. A. Verhoef. The love-
ly gifts were presented in a
prettily decorated wheelbarrow,
pushed by Miss Janet Graham.
Luncheon was served.
BRUCEFIELD
Miss M. Swan, Mrs. C. Ham
and Miss E. Elder, Seaforth, are
on a motor trip north.
Mrs. Durham, ,of Winnipeg,
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
t James Bougham, and family.
Miss Carolyn Ross, daughter
STAFFA—Archibald Jeffery,
61, died in Victoria Hospital,
London. Sunday .afternoon,
where he had been a patient
for the past week.
He was born on August 15,
1900. son of the late. William
,Jeffery and Maud Dalton, On
May 10, 1922, he was married
to Rhea Sadler, Staffa. Mr. Jef-
fery was a member of the
Staffa United Church, serving
as an elder at the time of his
death. He was a former secre-
tary -treasurer of the Hibbert
Co-operative Creamery.
Besides his wife he is sur-
vived by one son, Spencer, Hib-
bert Township; one brother,
Arnold, Detroit, and three
grandchildren.
The body rested at the Lock-
hart Funeral Home, Mitchell,
where the funeral service was
held on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.
Rev. A. H. Daynard, Staffa, of-
ficiated. Burial was in Staffa
cemetery.
Induct Minister
At Carmel Church
Huron -Maitland Presbytery in-
ducted Rev. D. Ross MacDon-
ald as minister of Carmel Pres-
byterian Chuech, Hensall, and
Knox Presbyterian Church, Bay-
field. at an induction service in
Carmel Church Friday evening.
The order of service was con-
ducted by the Rev. D. Neil Mc-
Combie, of Ripley, Moderator
of Presbytery, who also preach-
ed the service of induction. Ser-
vice of exhortation was taken
by the Rev. G. Lockhart Royal,
of Goderich. Rev. D. Leslie
Elder, Seaforth, interim moder-
ator, introduced the minister.
Rev. D. J. Lane, clerk of the
Presbytery, verified the call on
behalf of the congregation.
During the service of public
worship Rev. William Morrison,
of Brussels, conducted the ser-
mon. The senior choir, under
direction of Miss Carol Brown
at the organ console, contribut-
ed an anthem, Following the
induction a reception was held
in the church hall. Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Campbell formed the
reception committee. Luncheon
was served.
of Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Ross,
left on Tuesday for Wingham,
where she entered the Wing -
ham Hospital for training.
Mrs. A, Hohner spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Wm. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Eyre
left on Saturday for a trip to
Nova Scotia.
We are sorry to report that
Mr. Drew Swan is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Congratulations are extend-
ed to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wil-
son on the gift of a baby daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale;
London, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Neale's mother, Mrs.
Stackhouse.
Mrs. Gordon Horner, of Kit-
chener, visited with her aunt,
Mrs. A. Ings and Mrs. Kruger
on Saturday. -
Mrs. E. Geiger
Addresses WMS
Mrs. Edmund Geiger, of Lon-
don, was guest speaker at the
Women's Missionary Society ,.of
the United Church at their Sep-
tember meeting Thursday eve-
ning, choosing for her theme,
"Consecrated Service."
The familar story of a lad's
small lunch which, given whol-
ly to Jesus, was made a bless-
ing to a multitude. Many wish
for an opportunity to give
something to Jesus, without too
much sacrifice, the speaker
said. "God longs for our fel-
lowship. He made it possible
through a tremendous sacrifice
for us to come into that fel-
lowship. Then only can serv-
ice be acceptable. Prayer is
very powerful. We ought al-
ways to pray, in spite of difficul-
ties" We have a God who will
never let us down in consecrat-
ed service. Great is His kind-
ness," said the speaker.
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs. W. H. Weekes and
thanked by Miss M. Ellis. Mrs.
Weekes and her group were in
charge of the devotional and
program, and members of the
group, composed of Mrs. Alice
Joynt, Mrs. E. Sproat, Mrs. Mel-
ville Traquair, Mrs. N. E. Cook,
Mrs. Jas. Smillie, Mrs. Weekes,
Mrs. George Hess and Mrs.
Maude Redden favored with a
selection, "God Will Take Care
of You," Mrs. T. J. Sherritt ac-
companying at the piano.
Mrs. Sproat read sacred pass-
ages and Mrs. Hess offered
prayer. Mrs. Weekes, who pre-
sided, opened with a quotation.
The offering was taken by Mrs.
N. E. Cook and Mrs. Pearl Shad -
dick. President Mrs. E. T. Rowe
presided for the business ses-
sion. A lovely gift of a butcher
knife from the Smillie clan was
gratefully accepted by the so-
ciety. Mrs. W. B. Cross sub-
mitted the financial report.
A delicious pot -luck supper
preceded the meeting. Baskets
of lovely mums and gladioli
formed an attractive floral set-
ting in the church schoolroom.
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4.1-1 HOMEMAKING CLUB LEADERS taking part in the 4-H Leader Training School
at Clinton are, left to right, Miss Isabelle Gilchrist, Mrs. Mac Scott, Mrs. Gordan Pap-
ple, and back, Mrs. Lorne Hodge. Miss Gilchrist is the recently appointed home eco-
nomist for Huron County.
NEWS OF HENSALL
Release Area'
Res�clents
After Truck,.Car Crash
One man was admitted to hos-
pital and three others released
after examination following a
car -truck crash on Highway 4,
at the 6th concession of London
Township Sunday. James Ber-
nard Mullan, 32, of London,
driver of the truck, was admit-
ted,to St. Joseph's Hospital with
lacerations to his skull and
other injuries. Kenneth Break-
ey, 45, of Zurich, his wife and
son, Richard, 14, were all' re-
leased after examination. The
four were taken by ambulance
to hospital. Damage was esti-
mated at $600 — $200 to the
truck and $400 to the car. OPP
Don Cox, of Lucan, was the in-
vestigating officer.
Wins Prize At Fair
A tap on the shoulder won
five silver dollars for a Bruce -
field mother, who attended the
Western Fair on opening day
Friday, with her four young
children. Mrs. Betty St. Louis
qualified because she was wear-
ing ,a Huron County Booster
button, obtained at the London
Free Press display booth. Hun-
dreds of fairgoers from most
of the eleven counties in West-
ern Ontario were booster but-
tons. Mrs. St. Louis attends the
Western Fair every year. The
children attend school at S.S.
10, Stanley Township.
Bingo Winners
Hensall Legion bingo got off
to a good start Saturday night
with a large attendance of
bingo fans. Jackpot specials
were won by Mrs. N. Flei-
schauer, Anthony and Richard
Rau and Mrs. Roy Smale. Door
prizes were won by Mrs. Wm.
Smale and Tom Kyle, Sr. Other
winners of regular games were;
Mrs. Herb Bierling, Richard
Rau, Mrs. Rau, Mrs. Fleischau-
er, Roy Kenney, Fred Kennings,
Mrs. Bierling, Miss Margaret
Boa, H. Swartzentruber, Miss
Margaret Boa. Jackpot this Sat-
urday will be $80 in 51 calls,
with two door prizes.
Legion 'Auxiliary Meets
The September meeting of
the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
was held Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Harold Campbell anti: Mrs. Gor-
don Munn were elected as
sports officers for 1961.62. A
motion was passed for the aux-
iliary to have a birthday party
October 6, and invite Legion
members. A motion was also
passed to send cigarettes to the
auxiliary veterans in West-
minster hospital.
Bingo winners were Mrs. Wes
Venner (3), Mrs. Wm. Brown,
Mrs. M. Hedden, Mrs. William
Smale, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs.
E., R. Davis. A pot -luck lunch
was served.
Chiselhurst WMS and WA Meet
T h e September combined
meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society and Women's
Association of Chiselhurst Unit-
ed Church was held Tuesday
evening, with President Mrs.
Russell Brock presiding. Wor-
ship was conducted by Mrs
Jack Brintnell, and a poem con-
tributed by Mrs. Percy Harris.
The first chapter of the new
study book, "Signals For the
Sixties," was reviewed by Mrs.
T. Brintnell. Mrs. R. Boyce
gave the report of the School
For Leaders at Alma College,
which she attended. A brief
meeting of the WA followed
the meeting of the WMS, pre-
sided over by Mrs. A. Ross.
United Church Notes
The teachers and officers of
the Sunday School met in the
Church Thursday evening to
discuss the new curriculum
which will begin the first Sun,
day of October, and to lay plans
for the coming year 'which will
include a course of instruction
for the teachers of the church.
The initial meeting of those
young people interested in pre-
paring for church membership
was held Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 13.
Bible Fellowship began Wed-
nesday, Sept. 13, at 8:30 p.m.,
and meets every Wednesday ev-
ening. Members are finding
here something in the life of
the Church which they never'
knew existed.
Sunday School Rally Day is
Sept. 24; World -Wide Commun-
ion Sunday, Oct. 1; Thanksgiv-
ing Sunday, Oct. 8; -,Sacrament
of Infant Baptism, Oct. 15.
At Sunday morning's service
a pleasing trio, "Seek Ye the
Lord," was sung by Mrs. Cur-
rie Winlaw, Mrs. George Hess
and Mrs. T. C. Coates. Rev.
Currie Winlaw delivered a
challenging message, and Miss
Greta Lammie presided at the
church organ.
Mr. Fred Kennings returned
home Friday after a vacation
spent with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hedden, St. Catharines, and his
sister, Mrs. Mary Gable, South
River. Mr. Kennings was away
over a month.
United Church voted in favor
of a $45,000 Sunday School ad-
dition at a special meeting last
Wednesday night. Rev. Currie
Winlaw was chairman of the
meeting. The building commit-
tee of the church wi11 further
discuss plans for the addition
before tenders are called.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay,
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Mousseau, RR 2, Hensall, have
returned after vacationing at
Manitoulin Island.
Miss Norma Passmore left
this week to attend Teachers'
College at London.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gram, of
Caro, Mich., were guests on
Sunday ..with Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. McEwen,
Mr. and Mrs. George McLean,
of Delmont, Man., and Miss
Muriel Hedden, of Winnipeg,
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Catherine Redden and Herb.
• Mr. John Thompson returned
home Sunday from South Hur-
on Hospital, Exeter, where he
has been a patient in the in-
terests of his health.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks
quietly celebrated their 45th
wedding anniversary at their
home on Monday, Sept. 11. Mr.
Jinks also celebrated his 83rd
birthday Sunday.
Ken Parker has been 'engag Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelder -
ed as arena manager by the land, of Ridgetown, and' Mr.
Hensall Community Park Board, and Mrs. Don Dodds and Mr.
duties to commence Monday, and Mrs. W. T. Dodds, of Sea -
Oct. 16. forth, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobol.
Mrs. Lou Simpson, who has
been a patient in Clinton Hos-
pital, has returned home.
Mr. George Beer has return-
ed from South Huron Hospital,
where he was a patient.
Miss Jean Henderson left
Monday to attend Teachers'
College, London.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kyle, Jr.,
and family have moved into
the Harburn residence on Brock
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Horton,
Edward and Donald, of Mont-
real, have returned home after
Visiting with the former's moth-
er, Mrs. Jarvis Horton.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Joynt and
Judith, of Toronto, visited with
the former's mother, Mrs. Alice
Joynt, on Tuesday, on their re-
turn home from vacationing
around Lake Superior.
Mrs. Eric Mansfield returned
home on Thursday from South
Huron Hospital, where she had
been a patient suffering injur-
ies from a recent motor acci-
dent.
A reception and dance for
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moffat, re-
cent bridal couple, will be held
Saturday, Sept. 16, in Zurich
Community Centre. Desjardine
orchestra will be in attendance.
Mrs. E. Geiger,' of London,
was a guest with Mrs. W. B.
Cross last week.
The congregation of Hensall
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HENSA14-43askuts. of white
and blue gladioli and white
mums formed the setting in St.
Paul's United Church, Bramp-
ton, Saturday, Sept. 2, at 1:30
p.m., for the double -ring mar-
riage of Miss Millie Funk and
Mr. Donald Page, both of
Brampton, Ont. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Funk, RR 2, Hensall;
the groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. William Stewart, of
Brampton. The Rev. J. M. Sal-
mon officiated.
Given in marriage by h
father, the bride chose a flo
length gown of white organz
the skirt appliqued with han
clipped Alecon lace to mat
the bodice and sleeves. The
ted bodice featured a sabri
neckline of sequins and pear
A crystal crown -style hea
piece held her elbow -length
veil of silk illusion, and h
bridal bouquet was red ros
and stephanotis.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Ge
ald Funk, of Brampton, an
bridesmaids Mrs. Garnet Bu
Streetsville, and Miss Bonn
Godden, Ethel, Ont., were ide
tically gowned in sheath apr
cot taffeta with overskirts
matching material and matt
ing headpieces, and carried ca
cades of baby mums to mate
their costumes.
Bestman was Mr. Brian Mor-
ris, of Brampton, and William
Stewart, brother of the groom,
and Gerald Funk, of Brampton,
cousin of the bride, ushered.
Mr. David Esplin, of Brampton,
as organist, provided tradition-
al wedding music and accom-
panied the soloist, Mr. Robert
Rice, of Streetsville, who san
"The. Lord's Prayer" and "0
Perfect Love." ,
At a reception held in Yel-
low Briar Inn, Brampton, at-
tended by 60 guests, the bride's
mother received, wearing a
blue brocaded sheath dress
with beige accessories and cor-
sage of Talisman roses. The
groom's mother was gowned in
a navy lace over taffeta, ac-
cessories in navy and red rose
corsage.
For travelling to points north
the bride changed to a navy
knit suit, white feather hat and
accessories in white. She wore
an orchid corsage. They will
reside, in Brampton.
Prior to marriage, the bride
was feted at several pre -nuptial
showers. Mrs. Ross MacKen-
zie, Brampton, sister of the
groom, was hostess for a mis-
cellaneous shower. Mrs. Garnet
Buck, of Streetsville, held a
linen shower and friends and
neighbors of SS 10, Hay, and
friends in Hensall, presented
her with many lovely gifts.
Guests attended from Hunts-
ville, Barrie, Streetsville, Oak-
ville, Brampton and Hensall.
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The first meeting of the fail
season of Amber Rebekah
Lodge was held Wednesday,
Sept. 6, for which Mrs. Ernest
Chipchase, Noble Grand, pre-
sided over. Mrs. R. A, Orr re-
ported for the visiting commit-
tee, and Mrs. Glenn Bell, Jr.
P.N.G., reported for the finance
committee.
Mrs. Eva Parker, secretary -
treasurer of the CPT fund com-
mittee, submitted a report of
their sale of tickets on chair
and toaster. The financial re-
port was given by Mrs. Archie
MacGregor. Mrs. John Ingram,
recording secretary,- read sev-
eral thank -you notes. An invi-
tation was received to attend
the International Day being
held in the Point Edward arena
October 1. Arrangements were
r- made to present the "travel -
d ling gavel" to Goderich Lodge,
ck, Tuesday, Sept. 19. The Noble
ie Grand conducted nominations,
n- and Mrs. Leona Parke present-
ed a report of the inaugural
of
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Mrs. X: "You know, every
night before going to sleep I
think of all the nasty things I
said during the day."
Mrs. J.: "Well, dearie, some
can do with less sleep than
others."
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