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Message. From.
Kippen
By MM.A, 0AOKSTETTJRR
Mrs. Jennie Schilbe, of Exeter,
visited recently with her mother,
Mrs. J. McClymont. •
Mrs. William Windor and Mrs.
Elston received word last week
of the sudden death of their
cousin, Mrs, William Cook, in
Goderich. Mrs. Cook suffered a
heart attack while attending
church and passed away instant-
ly. Mr. and Mrs. Cook were well
known in this district.
Miss Merle Deckert, London,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. N. Deckert,
Mr, John Gackstetter and Mr.
Edward Gackstetter, of near Zur-
ich, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gackstetter.
Mrs. Elston Dawson and Mrs.
William Windor received word
last weekend of the sudden pass-
ing of their cousin, Mrs. George
Huller, in Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Rowntree,
of Weston, spent the weekend
with the former's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Long.
Mr .and Mrs. E. Dawson visit-
ed one day last week with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Kerr, of Winthrop.
Data On •
Dashwood
By MRS. E. H. RADER
Skating Party
The members of the Walther
League of Zion Lutheran Church
enjoyed a skating party and
social evening with members of
the Blue Water zone in Mitchell
Community Centre Wednesday
evening.
Celebrate Anniversary
On the occasion of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Restemayer's twenty-
fourth wedding anniversary, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Restemayer
held a social evening in •their
honour. The evening was spent
in dancing and cards.
Dashwood W,I.
The regular W.I. meeting was
held Tuesday, January 25. Mrs.
Ervin Rader spoke on the motto
"Leaders are ordinary people
with extraordinary determina-
tion".
Mrs. Gordon Bender, convenor
of historical research and cur-
rent events, was in the chair.
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz gave a report
of the visit to the Huron County
Home and of a euchre party held
in January. As treasurer, she re-
ported $195;30 in the bank.
Reports of the standing com-
mittees were given by Mrs. C.
Snell, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. G.
Bender and Mrs. H. Rader.
Ten dollars was voted to U.N.-
E.S.C.O.
Mrs. George Anderson recited
"The Village Gossip". Mrs. Ervin
Schade, Mrs. Rudolph Miller,
Mrs. Art Allemand and Mrs. Sid
Baker were appointed to plan a
euchre in February.
Mrs. Kenneth Johns, district
president, as guest speaker, said
the institute was the most widely -
spread organizations of women in
the world and was started with
the idea of helping the rural
women?
The institute has been instru-
mental in .getting music in
schools, building community
halls and libraries, promoting
public speaking and beautifying
the countryside. She praised the
Dashwood ladies for their work
in the two years since they were
organized. She outlined the his-
tory of South Huron district
since its organization.
Mrs. E. Rader conducted a
contest on current events, Mrs.
Bender's group served ice cream
and cake.
William Rothaermel
William Rothaermel, 57, for-
merly of Dashwood, who died in
St. Catharine's General Hospital
Saturday, operated a bakery here
for some time and was also em-
ployed at Zurich.
Surviving is his wife, the for-
mer Ella Keller.
The body arrived in Dashwood
Sunday and rested at the Hoff-
man Funeral Home until Tues-
day at 2 p.m., when services were
conducted by Rev. L. Higenell.
Interment was made in Lutheran
Bronson Line Cemetery.
Personal Items
Miss Vera Wieberg, Waterloo,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieberg.
Miss Anna Messner, of London,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieberg.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Rader Were Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Laub, of Parkhill,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis • Reste-
mayer, Mrs. C. Fleet and family
spent the weekend in London
with Mr, and Mrs. Victor Kraft
and family to celebrate joint
birthdays for Mrs. Kraft and Son
Robert, Who had birthdays last
week.
Mr. Hartman Elsie, for many
years a plumber here before re-
tiring, disposed of his household
articles at an auction sale Satur-
day. He is moving to the County
Horne at Clinton.
Miss Thelma Eifert, of Detroit,
is vacationing with Mrs. Tillie
Restemayer and Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Restemayer.
Mrs, Jacob Schroeder received
word on Sunday, January 80 that
her son-in-law, Mr. Egmont
Brewer, of NOW Hamburg, had
passed away, The funeral was held
in NeW Hamburg on Wednesday.
AS •a former Dashwood resident,
Mr. Brewer is known to many.
Mr. and Mrs, filen gown,. of
Loddon, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. William Wien,
Miss Margaret Sehade, Zurich,
spent a couple Of days with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Dan
Hensall District News
Legion Auxiliary
Host To Rally
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion, Branch 468
Hensall, held its regular monthly
meeting in the Legion Hall on
Tuesday night, February 1 with
the past president, Mrs. S. Ran-
nie ,in the chair, Mrs, Letitia
Sangster took the chair for the
installation of the president, Mrs.
D, 1vlcKelvie, who was unable to
attend the last meeting. Mrs. Mc-
Kelvie then presided for the
meeting, Mrs. H. Horton was
standard bearer, Mrs. A. Clark
made the presentation of a pin
and badge to the past president.
The ladies will continue cater-
ing to the Kinsmen. It was de-
cided to hold another euchre 'on
Wednesday night, February 23;
each member to bring one or two
guests.
The Auxiliary members will be
in charge of the ,Red Cross can-
vass as usual, Those offering to
collect were Mrs. E, Davis, Mrs.
H. Horton, Mrs. L. Sangster, Mrs.
W. Smale, Mrs. J. Simmons, Mrs.
.A, Ci.ark, Mrs, J. Drysdale, Mrs.
S. Rannie and Mrs. R. Mock.
The recreation committee in-
cludes Mrs, William Brown, Mrs.
G. Munn; sick committee, Mrs.
E. Shaddick, Mrs. E. Munn; pur-
chase of gifts, Mrs. A. Scholl, Mrs.
Mrs. G. Mousseau; auditors, Miss
Gladys Luker, Mrs. J. Taylor;
kitchen committee, Mrs. A. Sim-
mons, Mrs. F. Bonthron.
The spring rally will be held
here Tuesday, May 31. 8 p.m., to
take place in the arena to accom-
modate the attendance of between
250 and 300. The president
named several committees to be-
gin making plans.
Bingo winners were Mrs. Shad -
dick, Mrs. Brown, Mrs, Horton,
Miss G. Luker, Mrs. A. Foster,
Mrs. L. Sangster, Mrs. R. Taylor,
Mrs. Aikenhead. Mrs. A. Sim-
mons won the mystery prize,
Injured In Fall
LAC Gerald Moore, 21, ROAF
Station Clinton, suffered back in-
juries when he fell down a num-
ber of snow covered cement steps
in front of the town hall Monday
night. He was ,taken to the base
hospital at ,RCAF Station Clinton
where he was treated and later
released. Constable Lee Gesell of
Hensall investigated.
Message From
Greenway
By MRS. CARMEN WOODBURN
Last Tuesday evening the mem-
bers of the former bible class of
the United Church met at the
homeof
Mr.and
Mrs. Manuel
Curts, their teacher. A social hour
was spent together after which
Mrs. Dean Brown read an ad -
'dress and Mrs. Joe Eagleson pre-
sented Mr. Curts with a mona-
grarned bihie and hymnary.
Manuel although taken com-
pletely by surprise, made a fitting
reply and thanked the class for
their kindness.
Weber, last week.'
The Dashwood W.I. will hold
a euchre in th,e public school on
Friday evening, February 11.
The employees and wives, of
Klumpp's Planing Mill held a
party, in honor of Mr. Thomas
Klumpp's birthday on Tuesday,
February 1.
Carmel, Church
Elects Officers
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Hensall, met Monday evening with
Rev. Lane, of Clinton, Moderator
of Huron Presbytery, as chair-
man, Glen Bell, clerk of the ses-
sion, took the minutes. Good re-
ports were heard from all branch-
es of the church.
:Substantial surplusses were at-
tained in both missionary groups.
The Ladies Aid raised over $1,200
for the year. Mr. Ed. Munn re-
ported that $G60 Siad been raised
for the budget.
Elected to the board of man-
agers were; Melvin Glanville, Rus-
sell 'Moore, John cSoldan and Gor-
don Troyer.
Ed. Munn was re-elected bud-
get secretary; Garnet Mousseau
will remain as church treasurer.
Auditors, Wm. Brown and K. K.
Christian,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hedden,
Woodstock, Vernon Hedden, St.
Catharines, Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Hedden, Dresden, Mr, and Mrs.
George Kennedy, Mr. Russell
Rothaermel, Port Huron, Mich„
Jim George, Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs,
Russell Hedden, Exeter, Miss
Phyllis Case, Mrs, Catherine Hed-
den and Herb of Hensall, attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mr.
William Rothaermel of St. Cath-
arines, held at the Hoffman Fun-
eral home, Dashwood, ,Tuesday
afternrso, on,
MJohn Farquhar, a former
Hensall resident, was able to re-
turn to her home in Grand Bend
having been seriously ill in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mrs. A. Gackstetter and family,
of Kippen, visited recently with
her cousin, Mrs, O. Jacques.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark, Jr.,
spent the week -end in Lapeer,
Mich., visiting with the latter's
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark.
The Hensall Women's Institute
held a successful tea and bake
sale in the Legion rooms on Sat-
urday afternoon.
(Mrs. Edna Corbett, of Exeter,
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs, Ed. Corbett and Wayne.
The repeat performance of the
pantonine "Cinderella" was en-
joyed by a packed house in the
town hall Friday.
Miss Eleanor Cook and Miss
Beverley .Pryde, Toronto, spent
the week -end with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook,
Farewell Reception
Rev. Fr, Kenneth Dietrich, of
Scarboro Foreign Mission Society,
who is leaving in the near future
for the Phillipian Islands, was
tendered a farewell Teception on
Monday evening in the town hall,
Zurich, attended by 250 parish-
ioners from 'St. Boniface Parish,
Zurich,
Rev. Fr. Dietrich was presented
with a purse of money. The ad-
dress was Tead by Rev. IFr, M. D.
Monaghan. Presentations were
made on behalf of the Holy Name
Society by president Gerald Reg-
ier; the Catholic Women's Lea-
gue by Mrs. Leo. •Meidinger; Al-
tar boys sodality by Paul Watson
and !Michael Hartman.
Fr. Dietrich, a brilliant young
man who has travelled extensive-
ly through the West, Europe and
Africa, is the .son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dietrich, of Zurich,
and is spending a few weeks at
his home before leaving for the
Ishillipian Islands.
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. K. McKELLAR
Mrs. John Wilton, Meskinaw,
Sask., is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. A. Robertson, and her bro-
ther, Mr, John Robertson.
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin,
of Belmore, visited Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Hamilton.
Misses Margaret and Caroline
Walker, London, spent the week-
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Walker.
Mr. T. L, Scott spent a few
days in Toronto last week where
he attended the Allis-Chalmers'
dealer training school.
Mr, Laverne Wallace, London,
was home for the weekend,
Mrs. Jessie Hamilton is visit-
ing with Mrs. Christina McKellar
in Mitchell.
Tire members of the Mission
Band met in the Sunday School
room for their January meeting
at tate clos.' of the afternoon
service on Sunday.
The auction sale of the estate
of Mr. Frank Bruce was held
Thursday,
The Story In
Saintsbury
ik By MRS. H, DAVIS
Mrs. G. Needham, of Bally -
mote, spent the past week at the
home of Mrs. W. J. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Needham and
Mr. and 'Mfrs. M. Colbert and Mrs,
G. Needham, of Ballymote, and
Mrs. W. J. Davis were Saturday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Abbott.
Mrs. H. Carroll and •Mrs. H.
Davis were Wednesday guests
with Mr. and Mrs, C. Ings, Lon-
don, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hodgins, Lucan, for tea.
Mr. Heber Davis is a patient
at Victoria Hospital but expects
to return home this week.
Miss . Almarie Davis, London,
spent the weekend at her home.
Overheard on a Main Street
bus; "My husband will never
chase another woinan. He's too
fine . . too decent . . . too
old."
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