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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. MaO. Hidden, Phone 262.2002
Mrs; Eeitha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025
Visits Kentucky Ln picks mobile showing egio
r r. new officers
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Joseph H. Gillis, General
Coach Works of Canada, Ltd.,
division of Divco-Wayne Indust-
ries, Inc., Hensall, will represent
his company at the 32nd National
Mobile Home Show, Jan. 9-14,
at the Kentucky Exposition
Center, Louisville. The major
trade show, at which the firm is
exhibiting, is sponsored annually
by the Mobile Homes Manufac-
turers Association,
The event—sho*case for a
billion-dollar industry— is
marking its eleventh consecutive
year in the huge exposition
center.
MHMA manufacturers will
debut their 1968 models with
exhibition of more than 200
mobile homes in the center's 10
acres under roof. In addition,
over 150 supplier firms will
exhibit.
The MHMA Show is the only
national exposition in which all
units are built to industry-
pioneered plumbing, heating,
electrical and constructiom
standards, affording dealers the
opportunity to see the latest and
best in mobile homes under one
roof.
hear about
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
The Dashwood Women's In-
stitute meeting was in charge of
the Agriculture and Canadian In-
dustries group with Mrs. Milford
Merner convener. The 4-H girls
of No. 1 group gave their skit.
Joanne Hayter played a musical
number. Roll call was answer-
ed by giving a variety of cheese.
Mr. Carl Oestreicher was
guest speaker speaking on the
topic, "Past and Future in Agri-
culture".
The president, Mrs. Glen Webb
presided for the business. The
WI will sponsor euchres January
9 and 23. The St. John Ambulance
course will begin January 24 in
the community centre.
YF ELECT OFFICERS
The YF of Calvary United
Church held their annual election
of officers. President is Eric
(Rick) Gaiser; vice-president,
Norma Weigand; secretary, Rose
Marie Weigand; treasurer, Mich-
ael Tieman.
An evening of fun is planned
for Friday, January 19, at the
Pinery Park.
The Women's Society of World
Service of the EUB Church will
„flow be known as the United
oChurch Women (UCW) of Calvary
.1 United Church and will meet the
second Tuesday of each month
except in January when they will
meet Wednesday afternoon, Jan-
uary 17 at 2:00 pm.
Storm halts
congregation
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Service at St. Patrick's Church
was cancelled Sunday afternoon
on account of the storm.
Miss Sharon Davis spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs, John
Pritchard, Creditors.
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald and
Mrs. Pete Sovereign drove to
Watford and picked up their aunt,
Miss Alice MetneS, and visited
With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels,
Forest, Miss Maines is spending
the Winter with Mr. and Mrs:
Maiiride MacDonald.
Mr: and MrSi Karl Weiberg,
Exeter, spent TuesdaY with Mr.
and MrS. Toni Kooy.
MrS. Ron Carroll and children
visited their aunt, Mrs. Clifford
Abbott,'Llican, Monday.
Miss Heather Davis Spent the
weekend With her friend, Miss
Nancy Hardy, Liman.
Mr: and Mrs. Ray ShoebottOM
and Mary were guests Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Johnsen and boys.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald England
Were Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll
are spending a week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll,
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickies
Were guests 8undaY With Mr. -and
Mrs. Graften Squire 'And fanillyi
Whalen.
At a meeting of Hensall Branch
of the Canadian Legion 468 Wed-
nesday, January 3, election of
officers was held to form the
1968 slate.
President is E, R. Davis; vice-
presidents, Stan Kochan, Paul
Neilands; past president, Ted
Roberts; secretary-treasurer,
John Skea; Sgt at Arms, Ed
Little; executive, Harry Horton;
Wilmer Dalrymple, Garnet Allan,
Murray Traquair.
In a joint installation with the
Legion Auxiliary officers will
be installed Friday, January 19.
A social will be held following
the installation.
FORMER MINISTER PASSES
Word was received of the pass-
ing of Rev. R. A. Brook of Acton,
former minister of Hensall and
Chiselhurst United Churches who
died Monday, January 8.
Surviving are his wife, three
sons and one daughter.
Funeral services were held at
Acton, Wednesday, January 10.
agriculture
Joseph Church, Corunna, with
interment in adjoining cemetery.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Mahlon Watts of Exeter,
Mr. Louis Zimmer and Mrs.
William Miller.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Rudolph Miller has re-
turned home after spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Sieg-
fried Miller and family of Port
Dover.
Mrs. Morris Denomme is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London where she underwent sur-
gery. Mr. Melvin Schlundt is also
a patient there.
, Mr. John Kellerman spent one
week at the world convention of
The Students Christian Movement
in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klump
and Brad arrived home from a
three week visit to sunny Jamaica
to the welcome cold Canadian
air of Dashwood.
Clandeboye
ladies instal
Clandeboye UCW met at the
home of Miss Agnes Northgraves
with eight members present.
Rev. G, W. Sach conducted the
installation of officers. The an-
nual meeting of the congregation
will be held Tuesday, January
16 at 7 pm commencing with a
pot luck supper.
Mrs. Wilmer Scott led in the
devotions and the study on a
Japanese country minister was
presented. It was voted to retain
the same custodian as last year
at the same salary.
The hostess served refresh-
ments.
GUILD OFFICERS NAMED
Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham was
the hostess Thursday, JanUary
4, for the ACW meeting of St,
JaiteS Church. President Mrs.
Emily Tomes led in prayer. The
Epiphany and scripture was read
by Rev. E. 0. Lancaster:
A memorial silence was
observed for the late vincent
Massey, Canada's first natiVe..
Wit Governor General, who died
last Saturday in London, England,
and the late Mayor Stroilath of
London.
A portion of the address given
b'y M DerSett tiattorshy, 'pest
president of the Huron Diocesan
Board, at a UCW meeting in
Godei'ich, was read:
Mrs. Robert Latta. who pro,
sided for the Guild Meeting which
fellOWed ; opened with a reading.
SUCCOStfal finandial reporit were
given for 1967.
Officers for i968 were named.
Mini President is, Mit. E, 0,
Lancaster; president,
Arnold LOWISI V i e e sident,
WS. Emily TonieS; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Carter;
conveners, Mrs.S Rae Rodgitis and
NitS, Hebert Latta:
MOTHER DIES
Mrs. Sarah Jane DOnaldsba,
89, wife of the late Richard
Henry Donaldson, died In VIC,
tOria Hospital, London, on Fri,
day, December
8tirtkiving are sons, JaineS Of
ClaticiebeYe; `Leonard D, and
Heiner of London; datighterty
Ce cil <Rete) Hebert Sofi f
Lendeii and Mrs, Jack (Myrtle)
Metaten, Ottawa, also 17 grand,
children and nine great,grand,
Children,
Funeral terVite's1 Were ten..
ducted Tues day,s, JOrillarY 2 at
Church ladies
study warrior
Unit 4 Hensel' UCW met Thurs-
day afternoon with an attendance
of twenty despite the inclemency
of the weather, President Mrs.
James McAllister opened with
verses of scripture fitting for
the New Year and prayer. De-
votional was taken by Mrs. Robin
McAllister on "What makes a
New year".
The study book on Japan by
Mrs. James McAllister who used
the first chapter on "Japan pro-
files" studying Kunigiro, Ono,
a Christian warrior of the last
great war, whose career was
followed for a time. Mrs. Leona
Parke read a letter from Mrs.
Redmond expressing apprec-
iation of the gifts of the Christ-
mas stockings which this unit
filled for women patients at the
Ontario Hospital, Goderich.
Hostess was Mrs. Nancy Kyle.
Tea was served.
Midgets trounce
Monkton squad
Hensall midgets put on their
best scoring attack of the season
on home ice, Saturday night as
they thumped Monkton 11-2 in a
regularly scheduled game in the
district WOAA grouping.
Brad Pryde was the top marks-
man for the Hensall club as he
notched three goals. Fred Elder
and John Moir were close behind
in the scoring department with
two goals each to their credit
while singles were added by Allan
Sararas, Brian Campbell, Gerry
Sararas and Steven Faber.
Rebekahs plan
friendship night
Amber Rebekah Lodge #349
held their first meeting of the.
New Year in the Lodge Hall
last Wednesday evening with
Noble Grand Mrs. John Corbett
in charge. Vice Grand Mrs. Earl
Campbell reported for the meet-
ing Committee. Greetings from
lodges in the jurisdiction and
from members were read by
recording secretary Mrs. Leona
Parke.
Plans were made to hold
"Friendship Night" Wednesday,
January 17 when all members
are urged to attend. Names of
secret pals will be revealed.
Arrangements were also made
for the "Birthday of the Lodge"
to be celebrated February 21,
guests to be entertained.
Pe/woad-I
Mr. Doug Daley of London
visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and
Miss Patsy Parker.
Rev. John C. Boyne BA, BD,
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
The annual congregational meet-
ing will be held in the school-
room of the church Thursday,
January 25. The flowers were
placed in the church Sunday in
memory of the late Mrs. Mei-
dinger and Mr. Rudy Petzke,
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick is spend-
ing a few weeks with her sister,
Miss Elvera Churchill in Tor-
onto.
Flowers in the United, Carmel
Presbyterian, St. Pauls Anglican
Churches Sunday morning were
In memory of Mr. Rudy Petzke,
placed by his wife and family.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Mr.& Mrs, Norman Dow and
Ernest visited Friday evening
with Mr: & Mrs. John Templeman
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller and
family visited Sunday with Mr.
mre. Reg Finlayson and Mike.
Jeffrey Hutson, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Hutson and Dean Elliott
son Of Mr. & Mrs: Frank Elliott
are patients in Seaforth General
Hospital.
the 'Needham 'Memorial Chapel,
London with interment in Mt.
Pleasant Ceinetery.
PERSONALS
8erViceS were withdrawn St
both churches because of road
conditions Sunday morning.
Almer Hendrie returned
home Sunday from a Visit With
her son-in-law 'And daughter, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Bill 'Downing at Chat,
bath
Miss Rattan AntiCunninglidin
who has been in training at 8t.
Thomas-ElginHoSpital,ls spend-
ing A few days With her parents i
Mr., And Mrs. Arthur Cunning-
liana. She will leave January 21
to enroll at 'Sick thildtens HOS-
p1151, Teretititi for 'six ,iriontlis,
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
GRAND BEND
The evening unit of Grand Bend
UCW held the first meeting of
the New Year Tuesday.
Mrs. Gerald Love conducted
the worship and program assist-
Local student
dies in bed
Dwight Cormier, 11-year-old
son of Mrs. Ann Cormier, Hen-
sall, was found dead inbed Tues-
day morning when his mother
went to call him about 8:00 a.m.
for school.
The youngster was in grade
five at Hensall Public School.
Coroner Dr. J. C. Goddard
was called and an autopsy was
performed at Stratford. Further
tests were to be conducted at
Toronto in an attempt to dis-
cover the reason for the lad's
untimely death.
Surviving besides his mother
are three sisters, Brenda, Linda
and Annie, and one brother, Mark,
all at home.
Funeral service will be held
at 2:00 p.m. Thursday from the
Bonthron Funeral Home with Rev.
Harold Currie officiating. Burial
in Hensall Union Cemetery.
ed by Mrs. Irwin Bestard and
Mrs. Verne Ridley.
Films were shown on "Christ
in the Art of Japan".
Mrs. Robert Keyes, leader of
the unit, presided for business.
A discussion on programs for
the New Year followed. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Stewart
Webb and her committee.
The officers of the executive
of the ACW of St. John's-by-the-
Lake Anglican Church, Grand
Bend, were installed by the rec-
tor, Rev. E. Insley, at theSunday
service at the church.
President is Mrs. PeterWarn-
er; vice president, Mrs. Ken
Young; secretary, Mrs. Fred
Newton; treasurer, Mrs. Glen
Grindlay. The monthly meeting
of the ACW will be held this week
and a euchre planned for this
month.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kading
flew to Philadelphia over the
holiday to attend the wedding of
their niece, Julianne Kramer, to
Lieutenant Daniel Arnold of Bal-
timore.
Birthday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Patterson on Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Adair and family
of Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Johns-
ton Patterson and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Patterson and Win-
ston, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gill. The
occassion was Jim's birthday.
Miss Janice Gill RN of London
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gill.
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Friends and neighbors met at
the home of Mrs. Verne Alder-
dice Saturday evening to honor
Miss Kathy McGregor with a
miscellaneous shower prior to
her forthcoming marriage.
The evening was spent in
games, contests and piano selec-
tions. The bride-to-be was seated
in a prettily decorated chair
with pink and white streamers.
The address was read by Mrs.
Robert Bell.
Lynn Alderdice and Linda Bell
presented the gifts, in a decor-
ated basket. Kathy thanked every-
one for the many gifts. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Verne Alderdice
and Mrs. Robert Bell.
A small town is a place where
everybody knows whose check is
good and whose husband isn't.
By isil” Ekr.L.,4 MPROcK
QP,FrATQN
The child of Mr,, and Mrs,
Douglas .1.vightfeet, South Huron
110 $15itg's New Year baby, caus-
ed excitement even before his
arrival,
Near midnight last Thursday
While Mr. and Mrs. Lightfoot
were on their way to the hospital,
their car became stuck in the
drifts near the home • of Mr.
Irving Sta.hls, Mr. ,Lightfoot was
obliged to rouse a neighbour to
get help. The township snowplow
was called out to open A path
Ladies meet
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
The January meeting of the
UCW was held in the church base-
ment. Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge as
convener opened the meeting with
a hymn followed by prayer. A
poem "Centennial Year's over"
was read by Mrs. Cecil Hartle.
A devotional reading "A New
Year's Message" was read by
Mrs. Wasnidge. Mrs. Mac Al-
lison gave us a very interesting
talk on Japan. A poem "Reso-
lutions" was read by Mrs. Ed-
win Morley, reading from De-
votional Calendar was given by
Kathleen Morley. Mrs. Wm. Fen-
ton presided over the business.
Minutes were read and 12 mem-
bers joined our society. Lunch
was served by Group I ladies.
PERSONALS
There was no church service
at Brinsley United Church on
Sunday, Jan. '7. Rev. CharlesScott
was on the sick list but a supply
was to have taken the service but,
owing to the storm, the church
was cancelled.
Mr. & Mrs. Dawson McGregor
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Levi White,
Rev. J. T, Johnson of Sombra
is to take over the pastorate of
Allsa Craig, Brinsley and Car-
lisle churches beginning in Feb-
ruary.
Five generations met at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Lewis, London. The centre of
attention was the youngest three-
week-old Lori Lea Lewis. Mrs.
W. A. Sholdice, London is great-
great-grandmother while Mrs.
Wes Lewis, Brinsley, is great-
grandmother of the infant. Mr.
& Mrs. Duanne Lewis, London,
are the proud parents.
The Anglican Church, Brins-
ley, is scheduled to have its
church service at 1 pm on Sun-
days for the winter months.
for the car,
NAMED Z,IQN PG
The. .fOrbler gp13 .Church is
now to be .known as Zion, United
church,
TP 000PrM to the,structure •pf
Vnited Churches ,the pengreg4,
tign appointed three. elders.. They,
are Ed. liPnOr4c1c., ROY ri,* And
William Schwartz. Mrs, llareld,
Fahper is to act A.$ lay repre
sentative to meetings of (hp Huron
presbytery.
SS AWARDS
To forty scliolars of gloripnit.,
ed Sunday School award pins'
were presented on Suriday, $lx
received one-half year pins, 28
one-year pins and six two-year
pips, To be eligible for a pin a
member must be atsundayScbooV
every Sunday. (Absence Is not
counted if there Is illness or if
the roads are impassable be,
cause of bad weather),
The teachers of the Beginners,
Testaments, Junior, Junior High,
Searchers and Ambassadors
Classes presented the pins,under
the direction of the Superintepd-
ent, Mr. Alf Smith,
Looking for a UFO?
The basketball season opened for SHDHS teams last weekend and the boys played their first games in the
school's spacious new gymnasium. All eyes were upward on this particular play as three Panthers and
two Stratford Northwestern players wait to see what the ball is going to do. The Panthers in the picture
are Bud Desjardine, Unice Nagel and Ross Huff. — T-A photo
Anglican ladies installed
GB ladies study Japan
Women at Dashwood
HERMAN DEBUS
Herman Debus, 63, of 339
Beresford Street, Corunna, for-
mer Dashwood resident, passed
• away at St. Joseph's Hospital,
Sarnia, Friday, January 5.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Marguerite Held, is one
son Michael of Corunna.
The funeral was held Monday,
January 8 from his house to St.
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