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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-13, Page 15•DELEGATES TP CQNVENTIOt4--Nearly all Qt the 100 -odd congregations of Lutheran Churches in Ontario attended the recent convention in ,Dashwood when it was decided to organize a. Canadian Church. Delegates.' are shown here in front .of Zion Church, 'Dashwood, where the conference was held. Visitors were billeted in the homes of members of the congregation. .--Deer, photo ,t .. �Dashwood L-utheran ConventIon na ran Church -To �orr�. � a�Y r�-�� The have one son, Ted Luft, Kitchener, presided y for the laymen's meeting, The Ontario district Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod Conven- tion which convened in. Dash- wood Lutheran:,:Church last week. is of special' significance for at the closing sessions on Thursday the,, formation of a Lutheran church in Canada was approved. The church• will co p three Canadian.. districts of the Missouri: Synod. Ontario, Mani- toba -Saskatchewan. and Alberta - British Columbia--, Affiliation with the Missouri Synod • will be retained, ' The Ontario district reported nine new intssions° Aid is given by the -Church .Extension Fund to build, churches and parson- ages: Members of the church Loan, u $ney to the district to maintain this fund. Over $1,000,•- 000 1,000,- 000 has been loaned* • Officers Elected The Rev. ,.Walter 0. Rathke, Waterloo, Was re.=elected presi- dent for the. coming year; Rev.. Comments. About Cromarty 'By MRS. K. MCKELLAR Home Helpers Were Guests The June meeting of the Wom- an's -Missionary Society was held lin the Sunday School room of ythe church. with 'Mrs, M. Hough - 'ton hi charge ,and leading in the devotions assisted by Mrs. Grace Scott,. Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs, Frank Allen. Mrs, L, Sersdahl bad charge of the study lesson on stewardship, with. Mrs. W. Harper, Mrs, M. Lamond and Mrs, K. McKellar assisting. Two picture films on . in -Formosa and work missionary India were shown with Mrs L. L. Scott as narrator. Several members of the home • helpers' group were present as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Johir Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. George. Wallace at- tended the Wallace picnic at Stratford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore and family, Lindsay were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Stott over the weekend. Mrs. E ' Moore, who spent a few weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, returned with them to her home here. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hamilton were guests at the tenthwedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Kemp :on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. •George Wallace accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Haegy, London, and Mr. T. Wal- lace, Avonton, went to Mount Forest on 4Thursday.to visit the • familY of a•deceased•cousin, Mrs. C, H, Neuhause, Pembroke, and Rev, Philip Fiess, Stratford, vice- presidents; Rev. M, F. Pollex, Hamilton, secretary; W. H, E. Schmalz., Kitchener, treasurer.. Directors are: Rev. Roy Knoll, Kitchener, missions; E. J, Shoemaker, Kitchener,; steward- ship; teward ship; Rev. Carl Lantz, Fisher- ville, parish education; Rev, M. J. Renner, Ottawa, visual aids; E, If, Ronnenburg. Waterloo, public relations. , Visitors representing the pres- ident in various circuith: London circuit, Rev, C. J. Killinger; Hanover, Rev. Herbert Kritsch; Stratford, Rev, X. L. Zorn, Dashwood Kitchener, Rev,. Wal- ter Heinze, Wellesley; North Bay, Rev. Norman Kritsch; To- ronto, Rev, Albert Pollex; Ham- ilton, Rev. Ted Schulze; .Ottawa, Rev, John Korcok, • Dr. 'Erdmann Frenk, of Juli- ette, 111., one of the speakers at the .convention, said there is no blueprint for church organiza- tion. "The 12 apostles Christ chose appeared incompetent but Christ saw the potential insthese simple men and. trained them. These same 12 turned the world upside dawn., The pastor is a natural 'leader," he said. Closing Sessions Rev. John Schutt, Port Cil - borne, addressed the closing sessions with a , sermonette. "What if there were no Christian.. church?" He said a world with- out Christian love, without Christian teaching' and without its influence on womanhood and childhood would be a world of recurring nightmares. The Christian church with its . full complete redemption is the benefactor of the world, "The world needs more Christianity than chemistry," emphasized the speaker. E, J. Shoemakeii, chairman of the district stewardship 'commit- tee. stressed every member visitation as the best way of informing the people of steward- ship. and Christian .giving. Miss •Jean Hoover, Toronto, discussed the work of dea- conesses. Chairmen of committees pre- senting resolutions were: Rev. N. C. Kritsch, Sudbury;. Rev. A, F. Pollex, Hamilton, and Rev. Philip Feiss, Stratford. Rev, John Weelfle, Mitchell, .was chairman of the election committee, and Rev. Herman Buckhart, Simeoe, was chairman of the convention roganization committee. Delegates to the convention were . billeted in the Dashwood homes. Laymen Can Aid Pastor Elaborating on the character of laymen as auxiliaries to the pastor, Dr. , Frenk said the con- gregation that overloads its pas- tor, is ,strangling itself. Ile re- ported one congregation' had in- creased. the numbers of elders from three to thirty, "Most institutions • .are the length and shadow of .a man or group •of men," Dr, Frenk said in a second address.."Church organizations are what their leaders are." He said "moral E qualifications are far more im- portant than legal qualifications. C.haracter was first on the list. The church officer must be filled with the spirit of Christ and apply himself with enthusiasm intelligently. and tactfully, and with conviction." Rev',. Dr. Herman Harms, St. Lours, proposed a new look . at lay activity. If a pastor spoke to a man about the church and its gospel, he might think that's the pastor's business. but if bis neighbor spoke to him, he would speak as a satisfied customer. "He'd rather listen to'the satis- fied customer than to an agent," said Dr. harms. George Plume. Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mr. and -Mrs. Har- old Coleman And family,,Mrs. An- drew ;McLachlan and Mr. and Mts. K. McKellar. attended the reopening service' in Caven Church, Exeter, and visitedbwith Mr. and Mrs. Will Siliery on Sun- day. Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mr. -Lindsay McKellar and Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace were among the guests. at a family gathering which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horton McDougall in honor • of their thirty-fifth wed- ding anniversary on Sunday., The:pupils of the senior grades of school sections. No. 4, 5 and 6, with: their teachers, enjoyed, a bus trip to Midland, Collingwood Ind Fenetanguishene on Friday. Hensall —Continued from Page 14 Miss Eliza Wood, who has been a patient. in St. Joseph's Hos- pita; London for the past few News Budget From Dashwood By MRS. E. 14, RADER T. R Ali 'lYi tl*L ,. .' p�•�� � 4N,AIRHliAAAikY1RiA1tAilAYR}+l4rAAM+kIU1MNAYtA11MfM!AXAi�AIil,Mi Itt►rn.#i of Soctst ,and P•raonal internat ,in -ant Around Sailor Thal Oster iriniap„ad>roaate 1* Always; area#ad e.,4 :pU-knob hase'rteme, ten .Anti aur readers arta s,ntert:stell in Yell anti .yeAir trainee, none no, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Eagle, of Kitchener spent the weekend Kipper: were guests/ of the lat- with Mr, and Mrs. Wes Witmer. teres sister), Miss Alice 1:'faff and. Miss Iris Tomlinson spent sea- attended Garen eliur,eh reopen r a 1 1 area days in London zest week. i- ev. ', Kndx attended the 1 Mr. and Mrs, Gordon lvlay, 14:1W. Silting ceremonies and; • Vic and John, Uainilton, sent tunchean at Ridley ;College, St a few -days with Mrs. Wil iain :Ca,t1ierine$, on Saturday when May last week. bis son, 'i`o'n, wort iiia special Miss Helen Sweet of Toronto reading prize. Tom accompanied i spent the weekend with her moth- bis fatber home ,and onl Tuesday ;: er, Mrs Muriel Sweet, they' went to 1ligwin inn, Mus Mrs George Griffith, -Toronto kola, where 'tom will be employ is visiting with her sister, Miss ed for the summer and Mr Annie Handford. Knox will spend a Sew days in J. McWilliams, London .attend- Mr. ,Allen and Wally "Veltman = ed the reopening of Caven.church of South Boardman, Mich., ''1. and visited with Miss Margaret returned home after visiting Brown and other friends, with Mr, and Mrs. Wfll Ryck Mrs. L. Kyle spent a few days m:an anti other relatives in the '.z with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. .community. Mr, and Mrs. Ryek- Ephriani. Hern and her nephews, man and their visitors spent the . `_ Morris :and. Ross Hern of Zion, weekend in Niagara Falls' and Mrs, P. It, Jaques and Miss' Muskoka. Mr. Frank Whilsmith and three Ridgeway, children of Toronto, M. and.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mrs. Jack Whilsmith and two Hensall, were guests on Sunday ' children, London, and Mr. and.with Air. and Mrs Norman Mrs. Art •Whilsmith and family Stanlake attended Caven re -opening sere- Members of the Junior Auxil» ices and visited with Mrs. Frank lar, of Trivitt Memorial church Whilsmith.Mr. and Mrs. Roy attended the Diocesan rally in Brett of 7or,onto, recently :of London on Saturday, They won England, also spent the weekend first prize for their sewing qui' -' ^1 aver Mr, and Mrs, A. L. Sneigrove the Huron Diocesan. Mrs. Vern - attended the funeral. on tMonday on Heywood was their instruct- in i astruct- in London of the formers broth- re$s. Mrs. N. D. Knox m er, W. Ggrdon ,Sneigrove .of Tor., ponied the girls to London. Mrs. Philip Fassgld, and one ontq, Attending Caven church re brother, William HeY, both of Mr, and Mrs. Thos. J. Aitch- opening and visiting with Mr. h d M Stelck has two mil and Jack of Avonton at and Mrs. William Siliery were s' iza e' Andrew M L chlan, Mr an Dashwood. Mervyn with Mrs Whilsmith of over 100 ent of Bradford, Ont., and a grand- daughter, Patricia Fay, nurse - in -training in Toronto. Mrs. Stelck has'one sister, . . r• Mr. and Mrs. T . McKellar, Mrs. sisters Mi El' b th 1 -ley of tended the rededication of Coven d Zurich, and Margaret Stelck of California. Mr, and Mrs. Stelck were honored guests at the June meet- ing of Zurich Women's Institute and were surprised with. a .gift presented by thepresident, Mrs, Leonard Erb as Mrs. Newell Gei- ger read a presentation address. Personal Items` • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wieberg, Presbyterian church. Sunday eve- e a Hing. Mrs, William A7iller, Mrs, Grace Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Reid and Scott and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Miss Minnie Reid, London, Mr. Coleman and family, all of and Mrs, Stewart McQueen and Cro'narty. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell, hen- ..... sall attended Caven rededication service on Sunday and yis,ted with Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Laing, Jin; Sturgis has been success- ful in completing bis third year in the Honor history course at Mr. and Mrs.. Ervin Latta and the University of Western On - Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wieberg tario and will enter his fourth and. family of, Waterloo were and final year in ;the course this Sunday visitors with Mr. and fall, Mrs, Fred Wieberg, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and family of London were Sun= day visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kim- pel and ; Susan of Kitchener spent the weekend with` Mrs. Mary ,Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell, Gamble and family and Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Wieberg and family were To Celebrate Golden Wedding ` the. Ed rs Stelck, Mr. and M former Anna Hey'will hold' open house to friends, relatives and neighbours Saturday, June 15 in the Dashwood E.U.B. church basement. • They were married June 12, 1907. Both are natiyes of Hay Township where they farmed for 38 years. They retired to Dash- wood twelve years ' ago. Mr. Stelck is 78 and' Mrs. Stelck, 74. weeks, was aide to return to her' home here last week. Sarnia, Miss Bernice Dilling of a i spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dilt- ing. Mr, Allan Cochrane, who has been a patient in Clinton Hos- pital for the past few weeks, was ableto return' to the home of bis sister, Mrs. H. MeMurtrie. Mrs. Edna Corbett was a week- end'visitor with her' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mrs, HarWick of Victoria, B,C., is spending Several -weeks with her father, Mt. A. Wood, and aunt, Miss Eliza Wood, Miss Shirley Flynn of London, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn. Thank You Ori the occasion of our First Art- niver� 'yY ar which we celebrated on Sun- day, we .wish to express our sincere Appreciation of the patronage we have received from Exeter and &Cheri ttriity. Because your kind support has been: so encouraging, we pledge our- selves to maintain the same high quality food and service which 'you have enjoy: ed Buring the 'Past year. LtICILLE ARMSTRONG , Oben s SS* FOR. IONS Letter from Kippen By MRS. NORMAN LONG Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. H, Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stormes of St: Thomas spent Sunday with' Mr and Mrs. Mervyn Tiem.an. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Guenther and family attended the Iris Fes- tival at Hamilton on Sunday. . Jr. Room' Picnic • All mothers of Grade 1 and 2 and Of all pre-school children are invited to school picnic on Friday afternoon. June 14 at Grand Bend. They will gather at the ';m.� .school�a:t�'1.fi30p . Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reste- mayer and 2r. and Mrs, Lloyd 'Rader and Darlene are on a fish- ing trip in northern parts. • Dairy Month — Continued from Page 8 ing across the nation. Mention of June conjures up . in most minds a host of pleasant associations. Warm weather and green grass are immediately tied up with grazing cows and the scenes of contentment which seem to spread across the land at that time, of year. June is an excellent time of year for urban and rural people to once again consider their in- terdependence. Canadians 'eat something like 1;035'_. pounds of dairy foods per capita every year, This is an important part' of the individual diet considering either volume or the nutritional aspects of the situation. BY their generouspurchases •of dairy foods, urban housewives enable 455,000 dairy farmers to spend fllons of dollars each year for the products of the factories where urban husbands work. There is real interdependence here. 71, NOTICE OF :ural Pow ntE1rupti.ofl `Weathior •Permitting. Sunday, tY June 16 From 4 A.M. to 7 ASM., D.S,T. EFFECTING AU. THE EXETER AREA Including Exeter, 'Hensall;, Zurich, 'Dashw.td. Grand Bend, Crediton, CentroliaA and ,Contralio *CO This interruption is necessary to carry ot1t vital maintenance of high voltage lines. • Your co -aeration will be .appreciated. K. J. LA1VIPMA.N,. Manager: 'Exeter Area, Ontario Hydr`o,a ,o n DEBENTURES and' GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES HURON & ERIE >qM 1 al -COMM 16r Sir Head OtfiCe x.pnden, Ontario DJ'trict ]i.erirenenintiitcn: J. W. Haltercr. 7.nrtch; p. M. Froncin, 'Exter' Oell +t %aiAtcl+lnn, kixeter ,+.L .gnflRrRin, .l'!ea f ],'Cad ,7a. 1[odernirn, Centralia ]�. G a W,M.S, Pack Baia The June meeting of • the W.M.S. was held Wednesday evening in the school room a the church. The president, Mrs. Emmerson Anderson, chaired the meeting.' Mrs, Hugh Hendrick took the scripture and prayer. It was decided to pack a bale Os soon as possible. Mrs. John Sinclair, a delegate for South Huron, gave a report on the Woodstock .conference. Miss Greta Laramie of Hensall favored with two violin . solos, accompanied at the piano ' by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. Mrs. Allan Johnston read the chapter o>:the study book. , Y. P, Hold Closing Meeting The last meeting of the Kip - pen Young People was held on Monday, . May 27 in the Sunday School room. The topic, "improvinents for Next 'Year's Y.P.," was taken part in by all the Young People. Personal items Mr. Hugh McGregor, Detroit, is visiting his sister Mrs. Wil- liam Deitz, this weel Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ctidmore and Barbara, of Kitchener, also Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore and Lorne of London were Sun- day visitors of the former's father, Mr. Samuel Cudmore. Mrs. Mousseau of Zurich is visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Elzar Mousseau. Mrs, John Sangster, Lynda and Donnie of Clinton were recent visitors of an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Lostell, Mrs. W. R. Cooper spent last week in Sarnia with her daugh- ter and son-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. James It, Camp- bell. Mr. and Mrs. Normal; Rickert and Merle visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Diekert of 11artiston. Mr. and Mrs. 11, Long, stain. panted :by Mr. Robert omsan spent Sunday afternoon in Staffa at the home of Mr, and Mrs, ,lames' Armstrong, Mt. and Mrs, W. It. 'Cooper. were visited by Mrs Cooper's sister Ord brother -in -leer, Mr. and Mira( Mark Barker of Mesa, Arisona. 4, • Br des. le+ t See the beautiful samples oi! wedding stationer and Other: iteills for .your big days at IH* '1',1MItS•ADVOCATB Overuihtit outgrew its price tag! 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Na wOndet Monarch is selling so fast , . , as fast as Canadians drive it;. and compare it for value, Arrange biota' demonstration today, Thrill to the big surprises a new Monarch has in store .for you when you 'drive and price the car that's fired with the spirit of the future l roman !Whites tuYGarated Or ,aaett0iietX• a#8'314011474" in' tont atOdeL,, dttto,Cat at eral on an dtadr*, ) Rieh.rlau Phaeton sedan i'ottr iWonarcii 'dealer cordially invites you to enjoy a demonstration drive. in Ilse surprise car of tie year narck Enter the big lord -Monarch "SALES JAMBOREE" Contest, , . 15 glamorous new cars to be given away! 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