The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-05-15, Page 8Page- . The Titnes.Advocate, ,May 15, 1958
ensall
And District News
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedclen, Phone 5
Mrs. Archie MacQregor, Phone 196
Harold Knight Mother's Pay Service
Baptismal rites were admin-
istered to eight babies at special
Kin President Christian Family Day service at
the United Church Sunday morn-
ing with Rev. Chas, D. Daniel
in charge of the ceremony.
Babies baptised were: Margaret
Sarann. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Shupe, Selfridge, Mich.;
Carrie Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Macdonald. Toronto:
Leslie Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Erling Lund, Cleveland.
Ohio; Robert Wayne. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lennard Noakes: Pa-
tricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Roweliffe: Robert Earl,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sol -
clan; Robert Wayne. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Clement:
Stephen Ross, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Corbett.
• The thence "Our Honne,i A
Household for God", was used
throughout the service. Scrip-
ture passages were read by Miss
Peggy 'Goddard. Steve Kyle
read the first story and Miss
Jean Noakes the second story.
The junior choir rendered two
Harold Knight was elected
president of Hensall Kinsmen
Club at their dinner meeting
held at the Kosy Korner res-
taurant on Thursday. Other of-
ficers are: past president, Jack
,Drysdale; vice-presidents, Ross
Jinks and John 1•leal; secretary-,
Frank Ellwood.; treasurer, Wil-
liam Clement; registrar, Tony
Charrette; directors, George
Seer, John Dietz and Allan
Crerar.
Frank Ellwood, chairman of
the service committee, reported
that $387.65 .had been raised for
the cancer fund in the recent
campaign, for which project
the members of the club took
An active part. Earl Soldan won
the raffle.
Mrs. D. Chappel
Buried At Staffa
Public funeral services for the
tate Mrs. David Chappel of Hib-
bert Township were held from
the Bonthron funeral chapel
Saturday, May 10, conducted by
Rev. Charles D. Daniel, with
burial in Staffa cemetery.
Mrs. Chappel, who was in her
seventy-second year, was the
former Mary Ellen Johns, and
died on Thursday, May 8.
Surviving are three sons, Wil-
bert. of 'Osborne, John and Ed-
ward, Cromarty; two daughters,
(Ellen), Mrs. Cameron Vivian,
(Janet), Mrs. Edward Dearing,
both of Staffa; 20 grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Mr. Chappel died in 1943,
Chester Lee's Barber Shop, in
his home, first street south of
General Coach, is now open for
business. The shop will hr closed.
Mondays, open the rest of the
week and Tues., Thurs. and Sat.
until 9. tadv't)
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Carmel Ladies
Plan ,Activities
The Ladies' Aid of cannel
Church met Alonday evening for
their 11ay meeting with press•
dent. Mrs. Alex McGregor, in
the .chair. Mrs. A. Hoggarlh',s
;roup was in charge of the de-
votional with the theme "Moth-
er" used throughout, with sever-
al ladies laking part.
Mrs. Clarence Reid, assistant
secretary, gave the card report;
and read the minutes in the ab-
sense of the secretary, Mrs.'
Percy C'amphell. who is on the
ill list. Bibles presented to Patsy
Schwalm, Jimmy Hyde and non
Volland on Sunday morning were
donated by the Ladies' Aid.
Plans were finalized for the
booth at the Spring Fair, june
3. The •�, ou a�•e c tern•
I group a i„ to a
young peoples' rally in Septem- SAVE
bor. and also catering to two
weddings in June and one in
September, Instead of having
the usual spring dinner and
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selections with S. G. Ronnie, bake sale members decided to
i choir director and Miss Greta contribute money instead. Mrs.
Laramie, organist. J. E. McEwan's group will be SAVE
U.C. Evening Auxiliary in charge of the June meeting.
The evening auxiliary of the
their May meeting with Mrs. D.
sense of the president, .Airs. Wit-.
United Church met Monday for
Mrs. M. Logan
Ken Elder presiding in the ah- es In Calgary
Liam Mickle. The devotional with 'fhe death of Mrs. Margaret
• "Love" as the theme was pre- ' Loan, 72, the former. Margaret
sented by Mrs. Robert Cook who Kilpatrick. born in Crediton,
read an interesting article by , Ontario, occurred in Calgary, re -
Rabbi Rosenberg, cently.
A motion was passed to cater Mrs. Logan went West in 1911
to a wedding in September, Miss taking up residence in the Old
Judy Elder favored with a piano Wives district where she resided
solo. Mrs. S. Lorraine submitted :until her husband's death in 1953.
Ithe visiting committee report. . She RN•
ed with her son. Arthur,
The study on .Japan was taken in Calgary, and ,Tames in Crest -
by Mrs. Dave Kyle. Miss M. El- • wynd, near Calgary, since 1953.
lis and Mrs. Charles D. Daniel' They survive her together with
gave highlights of the Presby- ; one brother, Peter Kilpatrick, of .
teriaL and Miss Ellis eontribut- Kippen, four grandchildren and •
ed a humorous reacting on "An- I one great daughter. SAVE
tiques". Luncheon was served : Funeral services were held,
under the convenership of Mrs, from the W. J. ,Tones and Son
Ernie Chipchase and Mrs. J. funeral chapel, Calgary. Burial
Ingram. I was in Rosedale cemetery.
S eals For Attendance ' Baptism
Diplomas and seals were pre-; Rev, Donald MacDonald of-
sented to the scholars of the Sun- •ficiated for the rites of baptism SAVE
day School of Carmel Church' at Family Christian Day serv-
during the service on Sunday ices at Knox Presbyterian church,
morning last. ' i Bayfield, Sunday afternoon.
Diplomas went to Ann Law- ! Receiving the rites of baptism'
rence, Rose Marie Campbell, `were Terrence Christopher, son'
Carolyn Campbell, Gary Scholl.': of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard; ;
Seals: Second' year, Bevan !George Brian and Brenda Ruth, '
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DOG AND CAT
Bonthron, Cheryl Mousseau, ;children of Mr. and Mrs. Dewar
Patsy Noir, Cameron McArthur, !Talbot; Peter Donald, son of
Barry and Bradley Mousseau; ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me\'ean;
third year, Janice Bonthron, Pauline Lorraine and Linda Jo -
Lois Wright, Karen McArthur, anne, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Brian McArthur; fourth year, ; John Armstrong.
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va Marjorie Schwalm; fifth year,
Colleen Baynham, Eleanor
Wright. Charles Schwalm, James
Wright; sixth year, Bryan Fink,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kennedy
Gerald ti olland; seventh year, spent the weekend with. friends
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autoMargaret Hyde. Barbara - Schwalm, Freddie Hydi
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Mousseau; eighth year, Patsy Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman
Schwalm, Jimmy Hyde, Donald and family were recent visitors
✓ clland, who received Bibles; with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ellis
ninth year. Carol and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sr., at
• Brown; tenth year, Brian Bon- Clinton.
thron; eleventh year, Bill Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Don Avery, of
Kinnon. Sarnia, were weekend visitors
Clarence \'olland, superintend- with the latter's parents, Mr.
tint of the Sunday School, made a.nd Airs. Joe Flynn and Joyce.
the presentations, Mrs. Donald Gooding, Debbie
and Donnie, of Parkhill, were re -
Bingo Winners cent visitors with Mrs. Good-'
Winners of Legion bingo are; ing's parents, Mr, .and Mrs. Ed-'
Mrs. Mae McLellan; Ernie Pcp- gar Munn.
per; Mrs. C. Wilkinson; Ed Cor- Mr. George Otterbein, of
bett; Bill Austin; Mrs. Doupe; Preston. visited recently with
Mrs. Orville Smith Mrs. Ray his father, Mr. William Otter •
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Pepper; Mrs. Richard Taylor bein.
Sr.; Mrs. Harold Reichert; Wil- Mrs. Robert Baker, Jr., re-
frecl Doupe; Mrs. G. Broderick; turned home after holidaying
Mrs. A. Foster; Mr's. Mae Mc- with relatives in Fergus.
Lellan; Mrs. C. Wilkinson; Mrs. Miss Bernice Dining, of Sar-,
0. Smith; Share the Wealth, ! nia, was a weekend visitor with '
IAirs. Taylor Sr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wit.;
Jackpot next Saturday is $83 bert D]lling.
{ in 59 calls,
;Baptism At Carmel
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1), Dell, of
London, visited during the past
week with friends here.
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Tom Coates, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thiel ono-
tared to Montreal and spent a'
few days there.
Infants receiving the rites of,Mr. and Mrs, John Baker were
'baptism, at Family Christian r•ecent visitors with the latter's I
Day at Carmel church Sunday parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Bain- I
morning were: Gary Glen. son Ilton, in Exeter.
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Koehler; Dr. R. E. Smale and Mrs.
Anne Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Smale, of Midland, were recent `:
and Mrs. Harold Knight; Perry visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wm.'
Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Stephenson. ; Pea
Mattson with Rev. Donald Mac -Mrs. Edna Corbett was a •reintr
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Donald conducting the ceremony. cent visitor with Mr, and Mrs.,
An inspiring message "The Harold Parker and family. + .
meaning of the dedication of! Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt and
young children" was given by daughter, of London, were week- lit
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Miss Jean Henderson rendered pat tints, - Ir. and Mrs. Wm. R.
a solo. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall Stephenson.
was at the organ eonsol. I Mt and Mrs.Erling 'Lund H to
' and daughter, Leslie Ann of IBJ
Mrs. Joe Helm, of 'Tiverton. ,visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ken- spent Monday of this week with,
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Reid, Jerry and Allan.
Mr. and Airs AIex. Thompson,
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tors with Mr. httd Mrs. William
Shepherd. Mrs. Thontpsait is a
sister of Mrs. Shepherd,
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Crrrt+r, of
London, spent Mother's Day with
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