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And District News
CORRESPONDENTS •
Mrs. Maude Hisc.Iclen,Phone :5
Mrs. :Archie -MeeGregor, Phone 116
Saturday Bride Chin!burst W.A. And W.M.S.
Receives Gifts
Mrs, Lawrence Baynham was
tostees at her home Wednesday
evening when the choir of Care
mei Church, together with their
husbandand wives, met to
Donor Miss Shirley Bell, bride-
elett of Saturday. September 6,
and to present her with a pair
of boudoir lamps with an accom-
panying gift card with homes
attached. Mrs. R. J. Cameron
• the presentation.
For a recreation period. Jim
Dougall showed slides of his trip
to Washington, New York, Ot-
tawa and ether places of inter-
eet.
Show Trousseau
Mrs. Harold C. Bell. of Henall,
entertained at a trousseau tea'
at her home on Saturday after.;
mien and evening. in honor oil
her daughter, Shirley, whose
marriage takes place in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, fiensalL;
this Saturday. September 6. Airs.,
Pearl Passmore, Hensall, mother,
of the groom, assisted Mrs. Bell:
end the bride-to-be in receiving',
the guests.
Assisting in the kitchen were
Mrs. Roy McBride,Zurieh, Mrs.
Gordon Bloch, Zurich, and Mrs.
Pearl Love, Varna. Serviteurs
were Mrs. Warren Thomson, Kip -
pen. Mrs. Edward Cerbett,
Hensall, M. Donald Bell, Ex
eter, and Mrs. Glen Nixon, Hen -
sail. Pouring tea in the after-
noon and evening were Mrs.
Carolyn Bell, Exeter, and Mrs.
John McBride, Zurich, grand-
mothers of the bride. Sharon
Block, Zurich; was in charge of
the register in the afternoon and
evening.
The gifts were shown by Miss
Betty Bell. bride's trousseau by
Miss Norma Passmore. Linens
by Miss Pat Bell, all of Hensall;
This Wook In
Winchelsea
Ey MRS. P. HORNE
Peraenel Items
Sunday visitors with Misses
Beatrice and Dora and Mr.
Charlie Delbridge wer'e Mr. and;
Mrs. Ernie Cowdry of Woodhane,1
also Mrs. Blab Hamilton and Mr.
Gordon Breaks and daughter of
London.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Walters,
Eandra and Judy accompanied
by Mr, and Mrs. Phil Hern.•
Kathy and Janet. spent the holi-
day weekend at Chesley Lake. 1,
Little Miss Joan Lysin is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Day -
man and family of Kippen visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Airs.1
William Walters. ; Smallest of the Great Lakes
School reopened on Tuesday Is Lake St. Clair: its maximum
with teachers Mrs. Jolly and I width is 24 miles and its total
Mrs. Hendrick m charge. I area is 469 square miles.
in the Sunday School rooms' of
Chiselhurst United Church Tues-
day afternoon the Women's Mis-
sionary Society .entertained the
Baby Band members and their
mothers on the occasion. of the
annual graduation exercises.
Mr.. R. Boyce. W.M.S. presi-
dent, was in charge and con-
ducted .the devotional service
assisted ,by Airs. R. Taylor Jr.
and Mrs. William ilrintnell.
The graduation .exercises were
in charge of Mrs. Ben Stoneman..
Those graduating were Linda
Ferguson. Larry Wright, Richard
Parker. They were received into
the W.M.S. by Joyce Ferguson
and Donald Cole. The welcome
was read by Ruth Ann Coleman.'
Mrs. J. M. Glenn presented the
diplomas and Mrs. Edwin Taylor
spoke on. behalf of the Mission
Band. Mrs. R. Kinsman presid-
ed at the piano for the musical
numbers.
A brief meeting of the W.A.
was .conducted by Mrs, R. Tay-
lor. Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs.
MacDonald were in charge of
lunch. Next meeting will be held •
an the second Tuesday in Oda-.
ber.
Personal Items best man for his. brother. -
Aliss Sharon MacArthur eese Following the ceremony a re-
turned home after visiting. with
ception for 40 guests was held
her grandmother, Mr. Ida Willis
in the town hall. Tito hall was
in Londo
Hensall Groom
Wed In Arkona
In a double ring ceremony in
the United Church manse at Ar-
kona on August 23. at 230 in
the afternoon, \Wile Margaret
Routley beeame the bride of
Gordon Milton Lavery, Hensall.
The bride is the daughter of
Garnet Routley and the late
Mrs. Routley. of Arkona.
The groom is the. eon of Mr.
and Airs. Milton Lavery, Hen-
sall. Rev. Cook, pastor of the
United Church, Arkona, officiat-
ed.
The bride chose a ballerina -
length gown of pale blue crestal.
me fashioned with a tight -fitting
bodice dotted with brilliants,
matching jacket and full boufs
fant skirt. Her headdress was
Pale blue pillbox style with
shoulder veil and corsage of red
and white roses.
The bride's sister. Mrs. Geo.
Van Halbeek, was bridesmaid,
wearing a pink lace sheath dress
with pink chiffon cumberband,
pink feather hat aid corsage of
white carnations.
Robert Lavery, Hensall, was
0.' tastefully decorated with pink
Mr. and Mrs. Dnn Avery ref and white streamers and bass
Sarnia were weekend visitors . kets of mixed gladioli,
with the latter's parents, Mr.. After the reception the bride
and Mr. Joe Flynn and Joyce. and groom left for a honeymoon
and Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Flynn' in Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elder and : On their rehire they will re -
family spent the weekend with side in Zurich,
relatives at Clausen, Mich. ' Personal Items
Mr. and Airs. Robert Cook and:
Airs. Edna Corbett spent the
Carolyn spent the Labor Day
weekend at Lions Head. Past week visiting with Mr and
Mrs. Catherine Redden has Mrs. George Parker, Rickey and
Cindey.
returned home after spending I Mr. and Mrs. Gus Veth and
the past number of weeks witheJimmie of Detroit spent the
her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Carter, I
Clinton. i weekend with Mrs. Voth's moth -
1 cr. • Mrs, Louis Simpson.
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron has re-,
I Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Norton
turned home after a two-month?
. and iarnily 'returned to Montreal
vacation at Southampton. !after visiting with the fencer's
Miss Margaret Mousseau is. BACK -TO -SCHOOL
• Miss Lynda Cooke,, of Clinton.
ytsited during the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett
and Steven,
Airs. Harold Parker returned.
home Friday after attending the -
annual School for Leaders con-
ducted by the Woman's Mission-
ar,y Society of the United .Church
of Canada held at Alma. .Collegc,
St. Thomas. last week.
Mrs. Victor Fee, who fractured
her hip in a fall at her home last
week is doing as well as can be
minted at Scott Memorial
:Hospital. Seaforth.
Elgin and Pat Hendrick thee
Mitchell}, nf Dashwood. are
happy to announce the 'birth. of
their daughter, at South Huron
Hospital. F,xet er. Saturday.
August 30th, 1958, a sister for
Peter.
FO George and Mrs. Sangster
and Daryl. .of Mount Hope,
Hamilton, spent the weekend with
Air. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes
and other members of the family.
Mrs Peter L AteNaughton
and Robert returned home after
spending several .days with Miss
AlacNaughton in London.
miss Connie Corbett returned
I home on Monday after spending
the past two monthm at Grand
• Bend.
Miss Bernice Dhlling of Sarnia
who has spent the past two weeks
holidaying with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, re-
turned to Sarnia, on AlondaY
where she is Home Eeonomics
teacher in the school there.
A reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Kyle fnee Carol Thiel)
was held at the Bluew.ater
sDanceland en Thursday evening,
The guests of honor were pre-
sonted with a well-filled .purse
of money. -Glen- Koehler .dul. the
h n n o r s. Desjardine ercheetra,
t provided music for the .dance.
Mr. William Otterhein who. has
!been .a patient in Westminster
IHnspital, London, for the past
three weeks was able to return
to his home on Saturday.
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were recent visitors with theirs
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and,
Mrs. Clarence Wiling and sOnJ
in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters and;.
Bonnie returned home .after
a holiday through Western Can,i
a a.
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visiting with friends in Toronto mother, Mrs. jarvis Hinton.
this week and elan taking in the i —
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Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
and Jack spent Labor Day week-
end with their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Keith
Lindsay and Pamela, at Napa -
nee. Jean, Sylvia and Kathie,
who had been vacationing there
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The Rer. Robert Marshall, of topic at the Marian Ritchie Eve.
Whitechurch, was guest minister .ning Auxiliary which was 'held
at Carmel Church Sunday morn- in the Sunday School rooms on
ing, This concludes the last of Tuesday evening.
the combined services. Mrs. Lorne Elliott presided SPECIAL!
The Woman's Missionary So- and Mrs. Robert Laing led in
ciety of Hensall United Church devotions. Miss Alice Sorsdahl
will resume their fall meetings read a portion of the. study book,
with a pot -luck supper in the C.GJ,T,' Banquet •
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Miss Hamilton of Milverton
was guest speaker at the mother SPECIAL!
and daughter banquet which was
held at the church on Friday
evening 'under the auspices of
the C.G.1.T., using as her theme
part of the C,G.I.T. purpose.
"Seek Truth. Know God."
Following the .supper which
was served by the girls a varied
program was provided by the
members with their leader, Mrs,
M. Lamond, in the chair.
A re -affiliation service was
conducted by Mrs. Lamond with
Mrs, J. Bryden and Mrs. T. L.
Scott assisting,
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Super. Savo Brand Hornovortized
Mr. Ross McDonald, of Mal -
ton, who is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. B. 0. McDonald of Gedrge-
town, renewed acquaintaneesin
Cromarty and Staffa on Mon-
day.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Wallace were Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Adams and fam•
ily, Blyth, George Brooks, Staf-
fa. Mrs. Kate Harper and son
Allen, Science Hill, and Airs,
Earl Cole, Russelldale,
Mrs. W« Martin, Exeter, visit.
ed last week with her daughter
and son-in-law, Air, and Mrs.
Frank Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick,
Sharon and Donald, London,
visited with relatives here over
the holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ;Ramsey
end Steven accompanied by Mrs.
', Macintosh visited over the
weekend with friends in George.
own and Aeton,
Mrs. M. Houghton attended
the Dalrymple reunion at Lake.
side on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cotkwell
and Neva of Dashwood visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Walker. Also at the same
home over the holiday were Mr.
And Mrs. H, Currie and Linda,
Dortheater. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
1'460het, London Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hulley, Bobbie and Sati.
dra., Witithrop. and Kenneth and
Alex Walker, London.
Mr, Alex Ramsey has gone to
the Compensation Hospital at
Mallon for further treatment.
Mr. Lorne Wessman is a pa-
tient in South :Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
The sotvioeitt Cromarty
church on Sunday Morning was
Ondetted by, Rev. G. D. tide
derstm Of St. Ones Presbyterian
thurth, St, Catharines.
Mr. and Mrs, T. L, Scott Am
family attended the Stoti-Afidtr.
tee reit/11M which was held to
retells Perk, MitthelL n, Satur.
dgy.
During the Were electrical
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this district an Saturday two of
Mr. Alex Gardindr'S auto warp
struck with lightning. There was
also aontts. darnago by Wirid, the
reitait110 large molt We at
the church being partly blerwa
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