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She was a charter member of Kippen East WI and held the office of president and other offices, a member of Hensall United Church and UCW. Surviving are her husband and one daughter Donna at home; four sister s, Mrs. Stewart (Grace) Pepper, Mrs. John (Vera) Jackson, Seaforth; Mrs. Fraser (Gladys) Furlong, Arthur; Mrs. Charles (Mary) Martin, Parry Sound; five brothers, John and Wilfred, Seaforth; Allan and Wil- son, RR 2, Kippen; Wilbur, Dur- ham. Public funeral services were held from Bonthron Funeral Chapel Tuesday, February 20, conducted by Rev. Harold Currie. Burial was in Hens al 1 Union cemetery. Conduct funeral for Miss Pfaff Miss Elizabeth (Emma) Pfaff passed away in Ingersoll Thurs- day evening, February 15, in her 81st year. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews. Service for Miss Pfaff was held Saturday, February 17, at Hensall Mausoleum with Rev. Harold F. Currie in charge. In- terment was in Hensall Union cemetery. Bonthron Funeral Home was in charge of arrange- ments. Mrs. Mary Haugh of Brucefield is a guest with Mrs. George Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle will quietly celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with their family Sunday, February 25. Mrs. Gladys Coleman and Mrs. Esther Moffatt left Saturday for a vacation in Florida. Mrs. Jarvis Horton is vac- ationing in Florida with Mrs. Grace Harpole and Mrs. Annie Cole. Flowers in the sanctuary of Hensall United, St. Paul's and Carmel Presbyterian Churches Sunday morning last were in memory of Mr. George Hess, placed by the family. World Day of prayer will be held Friday, March 1 in Carmel Church at 3 pm. Guest speaker will be Mrs. H. F. Currie. Mrs. Mary Taylor was honored Friday evening when members of her bowling team met at her A poem "Little Things" opened the February meeting of the Presbyterian Arnold Circle by President Mrs. Jim Bell. The worship period took the theme "Judge Not". A skit entitled "Hasty in Judgement" was act- ed out by Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Mildred Bell and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau following the theme of the worship study. It was voted to have a speaker and film at the Easter meeting. Valentine boxes were delivered on February 14 and the members enjoyed chatting with the 18 pat- ients in the Queensway Nursing Home. A contest and lunch enjoyed in the new addition of the school rooms closed the meeting. UCW QUILT The February meeting of the Chiselhurst UCW took the form of a quilting and pot luck dinner. The theme of the worship ser- vice was "Prayer" taken by Mrs. Gibson assisted by Mrs. R. Tay- lor Jr. mrs. Russell Brock re- ported on the Presbyterial held in Seaforth. Mrs. George Boa contributed a poem to the pro- gram. Mrs. Ben Stoneman and Mrs. Percy Harris presented a chap- ter from the study book onJapan. ST. PAULS ACW St. Paul's ACW met Thursday, February 15 at the home of Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mrs. H. A. Seegmiller read a chapter from the study book "Right to a Future", dealing with home to honor her on her 80th birthday and to present her with gifts. A social hour and a smor- gasbord supper rounded out the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klungel, who operate the Queensway Nurs- ing Home, have purchased the property of Mr. Andrew Bilky, corner of Queen and Nelson Street. Guides take sleigh outing Due to cold weather Guide Captain Mrs. Jean Turner had to do some quick thinking. She engaged Mr. George Beer and Mr. John Sangster in taking the Hen- sall Guide Company on a one hour's tour sleigh ride around the village. Afterwards they en- joyed doughnuts and chocolate during which they discussed the following meeting which Division Commissioner Miss McMillen will attend. A thank you was extended to Mrs. T. Lavender and. Mrs. E. Rowe for helping with the light lunch and also to the two men who lent their time and very unusual transportation. ••• By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Church service was cancelled Sunday owing to the storm and roads. Last Sunday the service was held at the hone Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee. The ladies of St. Patrick's Church quilted at the home of - Mrs. Harry Carroll this past Week; MiSs Heather DAVIS. spent the weekend with Miss 'Nancy tardyi titan: Freddie .Dobbs attended a Val, 'OPIUM party at the home of Misses ;Rosanne ,AridtOUISAMat London oh 'Friday, and WS. Heber Davis returned hole on Friday having Spent the past five weeks in Florida, They accompanied Mr. and Mrt, 'Nati Stanley Of Den- field. Mr, and :Vire, 'Mervin ElatOn Centralia, spent Monday Witli'Mr, and Urea' Heber Davis. Mr. Wayne Carroll attended a hockey gaine..% betroltgattirdey, Ian Cereal spent the Weekend With '1116. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry -Carroll, Little 'MISS Marylon Tindall IS out of t elibel. With. .gettriati fileaSelS. The ladies of St. #etrick"e Chireell put a qUilt up et the borne Of Mrs. Clarence DAVIS A -.tinniber of .young couples' froM this conmiunityattendedthe '/Couples Dance" at LtiCatiereiii, .Priday evening, the Church and the nat i v e peoples. A quiz was held re- garding the Indians in Canada and a discussion followed. The President, Mrs. Annie Reid, announced the World Day of Prayer would be held in the Presbyterian Church, March 1. It was decided to have a Bake Sale and Bazaar on October 19. The President presented a gift to Mrs. Taylor from the ACW on the occasion of her 80th birth- day, and a social hour followed when birthday cake was served. Kinettes arrange to see ice show Mrs. Ron Wareing was hostess for the meeting of Hensall Kin- ette Club Wednesday, February 14, with all members answering the roll call. Plans were final- ized for their trip to the Ice Capades February 28. Vice presidents' night will be held March 13. Hensall Kinettes will be join- ing the Mental Retardation As- sociation which was formed in Exeter recently. The raffle brought by Mrs. James Hyde was won by presi- dent Mrs. Robt Caldwell who presided over the meeting. Play euchre at WI event Hensall Women's Institute held a Valentine party in the Legion Hall, Hensall, Wednesday, Feb- ruary 14. President Mrs. Clarence Reid presided for a short business period when the secretary read communications revealing that the branch sponsor a birthday party at Huronview in May, and one at the Blue Water Rest Home in September. A letter was read from Miss Sharon Carroll, home economist for Huron accounting "Farmers Week at Guelph University Feb- ruary 19 to 23, when the theme is "Farmers of Tomorrow". A special day for women will be held Friday in Harcourt Mem- orial United Church, Guelph, with the topic "Family & Community Relations". A bus may be char- tered for the trip. Mrs. Robert Simpson, this branch's representative on the Retarded Children's Association reported on the recent encourag- ing meeting. The interest is growing. Membership fees for WI branches is $25.00. Mrs. Carl Payne reported on the sale of the brochures, History of Hensall, of which there are a number of books available. Winners for Euchre were: Mrs. Frank Harburn,Mrs. Windover, Mrs. R. McAlister; crokinole, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Miss Greta Lammie. A Valentine lunch was served. Program conveners were Mrs. Beverly Beaton and Mrs. R. M. Peck. Hostesses were Mrs. Eliz- abeth Riley and Mrs. Frank Har, burn. By MISS EI,LA MPRI,PCK Miss Judy -Finkbeiner, bride- elect Of March 2, has been lion,. tired ,by showers arranged by her friends, February 3 friends of public „school days gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pfaff. HOsteSseS were Shirley Pfaff. and Faye Rader. February 10 a shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe with hostesses Tina Vanderlaa.n and Elaine Powe. Friends of high school days were present, Friday evening, February 16, a shower was held at the Town- ship Community nail, with about ninety guests in attendance. A mock wedding was staged by Doris Schwartz, Mrs. Lloyd Hey, Mrs. Harold Fahner, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, Mrs. Walter Fyden- chuk, Mrs, Allen Pfaff, Mrs. Fred Bowers, Mrs. Ray Morlock, Mrs. Ervin Ratz, Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner and Mrs. Ed Fink- beiner. After the skit the guest of honor opened the gifts, assisted by Elaine Powe, Tina Vander- lean and Mrs. Jim Wessinger of London. Hostesses were Miss Doris Schwartz, Mrs. Ray Morlock, Mrs. Goron Finkbeiner and Mrs. Allen Pfaff. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Smith at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Smith's Aunt, Mrs. Pansy Nicholls, in Toronto last Thursday. MrS. Smith Cemained in TorPnto f9r several days. Gwen Finkbeiner was one of the thirty SHDHS stedents who visited Quebec City last week/ Nancy Scott, Pupil of M166 41-10 Flekheinerr, passed ner Oracle 6 Piano Examination with the Royal. Conservatory of Music t Mr, Allen Pfaff is a Patient at St. Joseph's Hospital" London. Saturday Mrs. Will Oestricher received, word of the death of her sister, Mrs. T. H. Turner, op the same day Mr, Oestricher learned of the death of his bro- ther-in-law, Mr. Kingsley of London. Mr. and Mrs. Oestricher attended the funeral of Mrs. . Turner at Oakwood (near Lind- say) on Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz, Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner attended the funeral of Mrs. Amos Wright, sister of Henry Brown at Ailsa Craig. The local library will be open every second Thursday afternoon from 3;45 to 4:45. This hour is in addition to the regular opening each Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. Wednesday, February 28, 8pm will mark the beginning of weekly Lenten Services at Zion United Church. The theme of this year's services is "Challenge toPray." S Perform in Exeter skating show Children from throughout the district will be among the cast at the Exeter Figure Skating Club show at the arena, Saturday. Included will be these four panda bears from Hensall, from the left: Vicky Maan, Becky Baker, Laurie Flynn and Jacqueline Hyde. — T-A photo Veteran members retire Hold annual at Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE Elimville United Church annual meeting was held in the church basement preceded by a pot luck supper Friday evening, February 16. In the election of officers Mr. William Routly and Mr. Horace Delbridge, who have served on Boards of the Church for 33 years, were replaced on the Ses- sion by Mrs. Jackson Woods and Mr. Squire Herdman. Other ses- sion members are Delmer Skin- ner, Gilbert Johns, Howard Johns and Howard Pym. William Allen, FranklinSkin- ner and Bev Parsons were elect- ed to the Board of Stewards along with other members Ross Skin- ner, Squire Herdman, John Batten, Lewis Johns, Lorne El- ford, and Gordon Ford. Mrs. Howard Pym will represent the UCW on the Board. Trustees elected were Elson Lynn, John Ridley, Philip Johns, Harold Bell and Amos Herdman. Ushers are John Ridley, Philip Johns, Larry Skinner, Robert Johns, Edward Johns and Larry Fulton. Annual reports presented by all organizations reported a favor- able financial position. Mr. W. Routly reported there were 179 resident members at the end of 1967. A short service in memory HONOR NEWLY WEDS A reception and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moir, the for- mer Beverly Wall, was held Friday evening in Hensall Arena auditorium and was well at - tended. Mr. and Mrs. Moir were presented with a purse of money. The address was read by George Taylor and presentation by Bill Workman. Music for the dance was provided by the Bluewater Playboys. of those who had passed away during the year was conducted by Rev. Stewart Miner. PERSONALS Mrs. Alan McLennan held a birthday party Monday afternoon for her son Kenneth. Guests were Bobby Heywood, John Miner, Jim Skinner, Ronnie Mostrey and Douglas Miners. Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Mrs. Ross Francis, Kirkton, attended the Fair Board convention at King Edward Hotel, Toronto, this week. Mrs. Bruce Cooperis spending this week with Mrs. Annie Veal, Exeter. Elimville-Thames Road CGIT will meet Sunday evening at Thames Road United Church. A mirage is a place where Arabs keep their camels at night. Demonology is the study of evil spirits. Sugar & Spice * Continued froM page 4 the countries of the world shoW signs of repeating the eC03101iAld nationalism which followed World War I, and begot World War II. This, at least, is the thesis of Mr. Janeway who says the U.S. will face a grave economic crisis this spring. To prOtect the dollar • drained off by the war in Vietnam and. U.S, business investment abroad, the American goeern- ment will have to slash trade, hike interest rates and possibly devalue the U.S. dollar itself.. Janeway says the nations of the 'World are repeating all the same inistakea. of .30 and 40 yeare 'ego, and that the eCoie- Oniic infighting now going ..On can lead Only to buitineSa collapse, follOWed by, a fighting war. Britain deValeee, the pound' to give it an edge in foreign trade. PratiCe seeks to undercut the U.S. international finanCialpOSition by selling its American dollars "so as to redUCe confidence in the U.S. economy. Japan appears Weed for a huge devaluation Of its Money in order to put its ex- ports 'back on Inert dettpeti,. the Rioting. Mean'Whilei every economic SignpoSt which springs up in the U.S,. stands out in eVer bold- er type In Canada, Whenthe ship of state .rOokS,theCailadian. roWbOat Is swamped. Three per- Cent unemployment there 'prti- &Idea a jobless rate of six per, dent here. A 'hike 'of four per- eent in price's there pushes up the Oak of living eight pereent, here. The,Priiiie interest :rate. surges up half a parCent there, a full percentage point here, Mid at the 'bottom of it all Itirks the ,U.S, Military involve- bent Asia* At a test so great that the richest nation the 'Wald is unable to Meet the lin*, deriabrifia4 arid aahleve its social goals ,at, horde, America is try, log to Carry buttritabio:s oldrole Of the empire maker east of But the days of binpires are gone.