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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-25, Page 5611,sali .And, .District Ncrws CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Hadden, .Phone .5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 196 u Area Youth Attend Rally Y The Yotmg People's Fail Rally of the Presbytery of .Huron and Maitland was held at Carmel ;Presbyterian Church Monday evening, attended by ninety Poling people and their ministers. Following a supper ,meeting, a t es,per service was held in the church auditorium, when the guest speaker, Rev, D; T. Evans, of Ingersoll, spoke on the theme "Freedom In Christ," The trophy awarded 10 the Young People's group with the highest merits for the year, went to Goderich, with Rev. T. J. McKinney, of Teeswater, making the presentation. installation of officers was conducted. Jim Love and. Jim Dougall favored with a vocal duet, with Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, accompanist, Neighbors Fete Saturday Bride Complimenting Miss Dorothy Jaques, of London, whose mar- riage to Gerald Robert Gaiser, of London, takes place this Satur- day, September '27, at Hensall United Church, twenty-five neigh- bours and friends honored her with a miscellaneous presenta- tion at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Monday evening. She was the recipient of many lovely gifts. A recreational period .of contests was enjoyed, after which the bride's trousseau was displayed. Mrs. Glenn Deitz, Mrs. George eer, Mrs. Grant Smith, were in charge of arrangements. • The 'bride -elect's grandmother, 'Mrs. William Ferguson, of Exeter, was hostess for a mis- cellaneous presentation at her home, attended by forty relatives. Miss Joyce McAndless, of 11- .derton, entertained for Miss Jaques, is'hen the staff of the London Life Insurance Co., Lon- don, presented her with a kitchen shower. Topics From Elirnville BY MRS. ROSS SKINNER Personal Items Mr. and Mrs.- Leonard Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Smith, of Biddulph, visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johns, Emerson and Di- anne. Air. and Mrs. Lewis Johns, Mr. and Mrs, Roland Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist of. Crediton are spending a few days at Manitoulin Island. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley were Mr. and Mrs. John Willis of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lan-mie, Bobby and Jean, Centralia. Mr, Bobby Lam- mie was guest soloist at the morning church service. The Elimv.ille W.A. are hold- .tng a variety concert in the church on Friday evening, Oa. tober 3. The :Elimvill.e Young 'People's Union motored to Goderich: Mon- day evening and visited the Gode- rich Museum. • Mr. and Mrs, Allen Johns and family spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. Gruff Fattier (to son): "Why -don't you get out and find a job? When I was your age 1 was X'orking for $5 a week.' in a shop. and at the end of five years I owned the sh..p." Son: "You can't: do that •now - days. They have cash registers." '1,5111111!111111111111111111111„11111111111,11111, 11/10111111,Ii% CANADIAN' PROPANE GAS & . APPLIANCES GRATTON & HQTSON• Phone 156 Grand Bend RebekahLod e 9 WI Inspects e s p t... Aids Campaign D S Mrs. William Caldwell, 'ob1 e etrot rtes Grand, presided for the regula meeting ' of Amber Rebckai .Lodge No. 349 on Wednesday evening. A donation was made to th institute for the Blind, The Dis trict Deputy President, Mrs Wnt. Chambers, of the Pride o Huron Lodge, Exeter, and her installation tea.ni will visit th Lodge on October 15 to instal the officers for the coming year An invitation was received for members to attend the open ing of the new wing at the 100F and Rebekah Home at Barrie on September 25. Arrangements were .made to hold a bazaar .and lea in the lower lodge hall nn Saturday, October 11. Committees were ap- pointed for the various booths. In commemoriation of the birthday of Schuyler Colfax, who founded the Rebekah Lodge 107 years ago, Mrs. Archie Mac- Gregor. gave a synopsis of the founding of Rebekah Lodges and a poem entitled "A Lodge Without a Team." Kinettes Reward t• Members .of Hensall Women's institute and friends, numbering thirty-eight, chartered a bus on Monday and .enjoyed a delightful' e day sightseeing at many places f of interest. They visited Green- field 'Village and Henry Ford iil.useenl. They found the Detroit- Zoolog- e ictal Gardens a bower of beauty 1 in autu.inn colors, and animals in native surroundings. - Prior to leaving for home they - enjoyed supper at the Susie -Q Chicken and Chips. Mrs, Harry Horton (convener), Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mrs. George Armstrong, Mrs. Sim Roobol arranged the trip. The ladies were high in their praise of the courteous drivers, Lloyd Guen- ther, Dashwood, and Don Baxter, of Sarnia, - Faithful Members Mrs, Harold •Bonthron was hostess Tuesday evening for the Kinettes meeting. The group do- nated .$10,00 to the C, N, I. B. Committee reports were present- ed by the convenors. Mrs, W.illia n Mickle was pre- sented with a 200c-;. attendance pin. Mrs. Earl Soldan was fine mistress. Mrs. George Sawyer was in charge of the raffle won by Mrs. Bonthr. on. Comments About Dashwood By MRS, ERVIN RADER Miss Shirley Haugh spent the weekend in Kitchener. Mr, Howard Weiberg and friend and Miss Kay Webber, of Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg. Mr. Douglas Hamather and .Harold, of London, spent the weekend with relatives in town, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchin- son and Alvo, of Preston, spent the weekend with Mrs. Henry Eagleson and other relatives. Mr. Siegfried Miller, of Water- loo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Morlock and son, of Waterloo, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goetz and Patsy, of Stratford, spent Sunday with Mr, Reuben Goetz. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet .Weiberg and family, of Waterloo, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader. Mr. Chester Gaiser spent last week in Dearborn, Michigan, with his brother, Herb, who brought him home on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Melton Walper and girls, of Ingersoll, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Philip Fassold, Rev. K. L. Zorn and a -delegate, Mr. Martin Laub, attended the Ontario District Fiscal Confer- ence at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Kitchener, Wednesday. Miss June Rader, who has several pen pals in the Philip- pines, received by registered mail beautiful hand -made jeweled slippers and a purse from one of her pen pals. Mrs. Lucina Mcisaac returned hone after spending a week at Kinkora and Stratford, Dashwood changes to standard time Saturday night at midnight. • Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pfile and Allan, of Grand Bend, and Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Pfile, of Dash- wood, spent Sunday at Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs, Dale Pfile, Mrs, Kenneth Zorn, Mrs. Lorne Becker and Mrs. Charles Mar• tone attended the Missionary Luthcra'h League Conference at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Kitchener, on Saturday. Mrs. Lorne Becker spent Sun- day at Kitchener and. Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Huffman. of Port Credit, are vacationing with Mr. and MWS, :Milton Webb his week. • /,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r111111I11111000, t ''rthilnm,mltifi mdi4 lmoultirofi11/11111111fi1m1111In Mn1nll,unu,,igUl„tn/l1,Ifunn1n11rnrril111t111ri� Ai PIOUIICEM,EI T e Donald Wallace, Carlingford, Comments About Cromarty By MRS. KEN MCKELLAR Mrs. G. Wren Mrs, Grace Wren, a former resident of this community ands recently of Seaforth, passed away on. Monday in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, following a prolonged illness, Funeral service will be held on Thursday :from the Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, at 2.30 p.m. Rally Day Rally Day service was .held in Cromarty church on Sunday with the pupils and teachers of the Sunday School occupying the centre pews, 40 Raid Pantry On Cham° G�rl;� Recover fro....., m p...���. Two. young Hensel]. girls were taken to Victoria Hospital. Lon- don, with _a .police escort Friday afternoon after they had ,eaten tablets found on the third shelf of the pantry. The 'tablets had Personal Items Mrs. 'William Brown, • and Mrs. Lawrence f3aynharn. president and secretary nt the Hensel]. Le- gion Ladies Auxiliary left Mon,' day to .attend the Ontario Legion Auxiliary c n.vc - . o n4ron a4 I1 a I'a v.l Yr 'or a York, Toronto, the conven- tion lasts four .clays. Miss Debbie Gooding of Park- hill spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. ani Mrs. Ed- gar Munn, been prescribed for high blood •pressure. Marilyn, two ,and Pheryl, one, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Riley, were repotted by hospital authorities to be "as. well as could be expected" after their stomachs had been ,pumped. The children must h a v -e a climbed on a chair and eaten the tablets while Airs. Riley was 491 in .a neighbor's louse, answering a phone call informing her of a. t death in the family. Mr.' and Mrs. Riley and girls recently moved to llensall .from 'puri+ h. Personal Items Hensel! Fireman are holding a paper drive Monday, Septeni- her29, papers tied in bundles and placed in front of hones will he collected after 6 p.m. Monday. Personal Items Aliss Mary Pybus, •of Edmon- ton, Alberta who is visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. l"ybus of Exeter called. on friends in Hensall on Tuesday Mrs, C. L. Jinks talked .to her, sister, Mrs. August Peterson of Rapid City, S.D. by phone Tues- day night. "Reception was very .clear she stated. Hensall will revert back to t standard time Saturday midnight,' September V. Th Thnes Achioodte, Septernber 25, 1Q58 Pape. . Persoiaat item; new worshipful master, TWO. Mrs, lda Munn visited •over the i eekend with her sin -in law .arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Munn and family at Stoney Creek. St. Paul's church, llensall, Thanksgiving services will be held Sunday. September 28, morning and evening, 3.40 a.m. and 7 P.m. Rev. Diamond: of Blyth will be the special speaker for the morning service and the rector, Rev.. Bren de Vries will conduct the evening service as- sisted by the choir from Trivitt Memorial church, Exeter, 111r. and Mrs. K. K. Christian are on vacation Inc three weeks. Huron Lodge 224. A.F. & A.M., resumed work on Monday night, after Ieing closed down for two months. under the guidance of Won Bro. C. G. McBride, the candidates were initiated, and . • few more are awaiting, .40414 busy season lies .ahead. The filling of North Riclunould Street in Hensall is .now .going ahead, .after having been chug; out to the delith of ,two feet, •Tins will make a solid bottom for the new surface and when finished, the streets of this village will lt,e. . ',equal to any in the province. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rance. .e floderiek, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Goodwin and Mary. Messrs. Rance and Good- win are first war buddies. C:hisclhurst United Church will observe anniversary services ; Sunday at 2.30 and 7.301 . (ESTI. Rev. R. A. Brook will 4= guest minister. Sunday will he Rally ,Day Hensel' United Church, There !;:- will be a baptisn>.service, 1%11111111111111/11,111, M,7 1 iNN7Itiar thlftlnupuntinuip nmmnliPII1 FULL ��R1CHrih 24 OZ. LOAF tyk Creamy sinDOtA HoM 00ruitit �a nut Butter I.* tl-,M,•Ip I„_roe oeA..rr„.,M1,' MA,ftY.A Enriched.. _ Nutritious • UPER AVE BREAD FROZEN FOOD FEATURE The Rally Day program was followed, with the minister, Rev, Birds Eye Green S. Kerr, and David Scott, as leaders. Scripture passages were read by Margaret Ann Wallace and Gerry Scott. The singing was led by the junior choir. A service of dedication for teachers and officers of the Sun- day School, was conducted by Mr. Kerr, who also gave the address, using as his subject the theme, The Bible -- God's Word To Us. Quite a number of the •boys and girls received diplomas for regular attendance. Hurt• in Accident Karen Scott, twin daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott, met with a serious accident at her hone on Monday. During silo filling' operations, while riding on the tractor with ber father, she fell off under the wheels of the empty wagon which passed over her body, causing severe internal injuries. • She was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital, in London, where an emergency operation was per- formed. Her condition at pres- ent is satisfactory, Personal Items Mrs. Elmer Colquhotm, Clinton, and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Caldwell, Londesboro, visited on Mpnday with Mrs. Sarah. Scott, Mrs., Colquhoun remained for a few days to visit 'with her many relatives here. ' Mr. and Airs. C. J. Weitzman, of Niagara Falls, U.S.A., are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell spent the weekend motoring, going east to Cornwall, and re- turning hone by Toronto. Miss Audrey Davidson, 'of Fut- larton, spent the weekend. with Miss Margaret Jean Russell. Mr. Harold Carey is a patient in Westminster Hospital, 'London, having undergone surgery on Thursday, Mrs. E. Moore returned home on Saturday after a month's visit with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh. Moore, of Lindsay, She was accompanied by her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Byrnell and their son, Morley, of Cameron. Mr. Andrew, ,McLachlan, Mrs. Sarah Scott and Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar attended the funeral of a cousin, Mr, James T. Scott, in Mitchell, on. Saturday” Mrs. Wilmer Howatt, of Lon- desboro, visited' on Monday with her. mother., Mrs. David Gardi- ner. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace accompanied. by Mr, and Mrs. Ed Brooks and. son George, visit - d on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ' Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. Horton Mc I Mrs, J. M. Scott and baby , , Dougallnd Mrs. J. brake, Staffa, visited aon ltrednesday evitli ilii. and, Mrs, Ebner Colquhoun, Clinton. The Law Office Of W. G.. Cochrane HENSALL will be situated in the FINK BUILDING One door east of Goodwin's Store rCOMMENCING QCTOi3EIt 1, 1058 Office %Tout's: WEDNESDAY &i SATURDAY afternoons from 1:30 to 5:30 7,' Other .digger 13'y Appointment Mont Exeter14 Rev. H. Parnaby Once At Eiimviille The Rev. Henry Parnaby, for- mer cliairnean of the United Church of Canada's Kent prey• hytery and former pastor. at Eliiiiville, died Sunday, at Chat• hail at the age of 75 year. A padre in the first World Walk Mr. Parnaby served in Newfoundland tnissibit fields also. ' Ile is survivrcl by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Ralph Kent,' Chatham, twn Sons, Clayton, Orillia,. mitt Walter, Ottawa, two sisters and three brothers alt in: tigland. 'rhe funeral setviet' Was held in (Thatbani en Tuesday r rep. '1'aaalifianfait ffiTaiti tafril ata fliTiaTarrniOThaiiirtlnifiaailrriltPrrlailarminamrortoi1i IYfr,i,',Yn,r,- PEAS iT'S BAKING TiME Feature! 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