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BEAD, OFEECi ATE r Ou;
President, Martin -Fee eY,
. 2, Dublin; Vick Fresideut, E Clay:
ton Colquhoun, R.R. 1, Science
DIRECTORS-1Ta .,. Coates, R
TER•. 1, Centralia; Vltil aro A. Ham=
ilton, Cromarty; Milton McCurdy,
R.R. 1, Itirkton; Alex J. Rojde,
R.R. 3; Mitchell.
AGENT'S -Th•,' G. Ballantyne,
...H.R. 1, WoodlianIt )Clayton Harris,
Mitchell; Stanley Hocking,,
"ti shell.
SOLICITOR W. G. Cochrane,
Exeter.
SECRETARY - TREASURER -- Arthur
'Fraser, Exeter.
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lir en4 Mrs >?'etgl� G�iuexeii'
anal Mr and Mrs. Heithgiugericdr
were in104 Week: •
A number from•the• vicinity. at-
tended the Sunday evening service)
,in
the. Evangelical Church in Zur-
>eh, when Rev. H. E. Roppel gave
his farewell service, before leaving
for his new chargee at Mildmay.
He has been on the Zurich charge
for, cline years.
Miss Edith Steclde is visiting her
'sister and family at Wall.enstein:
Miss Alma Martin left for the
West, where • she is doing mission
w ork,
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fied ad columns regularly.
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• At the annual meeting if HyroA,.,
Presbytery WoineWs- Associatio ,,
of the united Church « Canada,
held Thursday in Ontario Street
Church, • Clinton, officers for 1956-
57 were elected as follows
Past president, Mrs. C. C. Wash-
ington, Auburn; •-president, Mrs.
Nelson Reid, Walton; vice-presi-
dents, Mrs. A. M. McTaggart,
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. John Pfaff are vis-
iting with members of their' fam-
ily in Lyndon.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Brock, of Ex-
eter, have rented an apartment
over R. H. Middleton's drug store.
Mrs. Robert Cunningham and
family left this week for Lyndon,
where they will take up residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sangster
and Sandra, of London, .and Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Streeton and PegL
gy, of Lucan, visited last weekend
with Mrs. Minnie Sangster.
At Chiselhurst United Church,
special Mother's Day service, bap-
tismal rites were administered to
John Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Pullman; Donald Rodney,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stone-
man. Mrs. R. Boyce gave the
story, "God's Room," and a story,
"God in the. Home of Moses," was
given ' by Mists June Ross. The
young peoples' choir s a n g,
='Mother's Prayers Have Followed
Me," and Miss Marilyn Eyre and
Miss Faye Ros sang "My Mother's
Bible." Miss Maja Roobol was
pianist. Rev. C. D. Daniel led the
service.
District Obituaries
GEORGE A. GLENN
HENSALL-Hensall and district
residents fourned the loss of a
fin.e citizen in the person of
George A. Glenn, who died slid.
denly at his home on Saturday af-
ternoon, in his 69th year. Although
he had been in poor health for the
oast few weeks, he was able to
'oe ' n. and sit on the verandah on
Saturday.
For many years he ,farmed suc-
cessfully on No. 4 Highway, north
of Hensall, before taking up resi-
dence here,.. He was prominent in
Hensall Lodge 223, I.O.O.F., was
Past Noble Grand, and treasurer
for many years. He was a member
of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall,
and a member of Hensall United
Church.
Surviving are his widow, the for-
mer Maude Dickson; one son, Wil-
liam, Grand Bend; two daughters,
Mrs. Morley Sanders (Helen), Ex-
eter; Mrs. William Finch (Mona),
Grand Bend; one brother, John
Glenn, Hensall, and one sister,
Miss Maude, Glenn, London, and
five grandchildren. -
Private funeral services were
old from the Bonthron Funeral
ome, Hensall, Tuesday at 2 p.m.,
conducted by Rev. C. D. Daniel,
with interment in McTaggart's
cemetery.
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District Weddings
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ELLIOTT - MOUSSEAU
HENSALL. - Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church, Hensall, lovely with a
floral background of daffodils and
cern, MIR the ft!)* o cnorg,,-
ing 'spring wedding on Satin•clay,
May S, at 3 p.m.. when Jean Marie
Mousseau, and Robert Reid El-
liott exchanged marriage vows.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Mousseau, Hensall,
and the groonr►is the son of ,Mr.
and Mrs. David Elliott, Clinton.
Rev. Donald MacDonald officiated
at the ceremony. Mrs. Harold Bell
presided at the organ console and
accompanied the soloist, Miss Shir-
ley Bell.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in a ballerina
length gown of white Chantilly
lace over nylon fuelle and satin,
fashioned with a bouffant skirt and
pleated trim on the bodice. The
lace bolero jacket featured a Peter
Pan collar and lily point sleeves.
Her shoulder-len.gth veil of tulle
and net was held by a tiara of
seed pearls, and her bridal bou-
quet was red. roses. A strand of
pearls, with matching 'earrings,
the gift of the groom, completed
her ensemble.
.Four attendants preceeded the
bride to the altar: Miss 'Margaret
Campbell, London, . maid of honor;
Miss Julene Elliott, Seaforth,
bridesmaid ; Cheryl ' ,Mousseau,
Hensall, flower girl, and Master
Bradley Mousseau, Hensall•,' ring -
bearer.
Miss Campbell chose a ballerina
length. gown -of blue nylon net ov-
er taffeta , with , matching head-
dress -and carried a bouquet of
pink carnations; Miss Elliott was
costumed in a ballerina length
gown of pink ,nylon over taffeta
with matching accessories, and
carried blue carnations. Cheryl
Mousseau was frocked in yellow
nylon over taffeta with matching
headdress with pink nosegay.
Howard Grealis, Clinton, was
best man, and' Don Mousseau and
Norman Elliott, ushered.
The reception for sixty guests
was held- at the Dominion House,
Zurich. For receiving, Mrs. Mous-
seat .wore a navy ticatina dress
with accessories in, white, with
pink carnation corsage. Mrs. El-
liott chose a flowered crepe dress
and wore a corsage of yellow car-
nations, A three-tier wedding cake
centered the bridal table, which
was flanked with red roses, with
white and pink tapers completing
the decorations.
For their trip to Montreal and,
Ottawa, the bride wore a pink
coat and navy dress, with navy and
white accessories, with which she
wore a corsage of white carna-
tions. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will' re-
Vide in Clinton
Guests � were present from 'Len -
goo, .t.Orontii, PariSy Stratford'
ratedyteisd, Seaforth, Clinton an
L7l�It.�i�JiP
13ra1sselbs, i'r0. 101).0 t� T,pownse$d,
1•opdes.., ort►; reeordig secretary,
Ws, E41 Aubwfn; cRr-
responding secretary, Mrs.. E,
Greb, Centralia; treasurer, M.
W. E. Turnbull, Brussels; litera-
ture secretary, Mrs, S. Argyle,
Goderich; parsonagex,Mrs. A. Mc-
Clure, Winthrop, visltatian, Mrs.
A. Boyes, Seaforth; devotional,
Mrs. C. Higgins, Blyth;, leadersh
education, Mrs. A. 1Vi;eTaggart,
Brussels; Christian Stewardship,
Mrs, C. Higgins; Christian educa-
tion, Mrs. A. Boyes; press secre-
tary, Mrs. George N. Mathieson,
Goderich.
Opening devotions had Mrs. Jas.
McGill, Mrs. Milton steep and
Mrs. John, Turner, all of Clinton,
taking part. Mrs. Louis, presi-
dent of Ontario Street W.A., wel-
comed the delegates, to which Mrs.
Reid replied.
A question period was directed
by Mrs. H. T. Walsh, president of
London Conference W.A., who
stressdd the need of dedicated wo-
men.
Mrs. Norman Shephard accom-
panied the soloist, Mrs. J. W. Nedi-
ger, Clinton. A discussion was led
by Mrs. S. Argyle, who urged wise
and broad use of all available
books and pamphlets.
Luncheon was served by Ontario
Street WA. and greetings were
extended from the host minister,
Rev. A. G. Eagle; from the Pres-
bytery by Rev. S. Renner, Bay-
field; from the W.M.S. by Mrs. R.
McVittie, Blyth; and from the
London Conference WA. by Mrs.
Walsh. Devotions at the afternoon
session were conducted by Blyth
W.A., with Mrs. McVittie in charge.
The guest speaker for the af-
ternoon, Rev. Alex Rabson, spoke
on "These Things You Do."- Mrs.
Joseph Snider, Goderich, remind-
ed the women of the Goderich
Summer School and its need of
assistance. The convener of the
nominating committee, Mrs. C. C.
Washington, presented the new
slate of officers, and Mrs. Walsh
conducted the installation.
Mrs: W: J F, Bell- w4b0,07
teas at her 1t041e Tuesday evening
for. the third meeting of the WHY
Kippenettes, which opened with
the Institute Ode/rend roll call axle
svyered with a supper menu i plan-
ned; by sixteen members. The.
leader asked about the record
books, and 'stressed_ that they be
kept up-to-date and discussed Can-
ada°S,'second food rule --Fruit. Mrs.
Bell demonstrated diferrent ways
to use fruit for a meal -citrus fruit
for breakfast -and told the girls
to use fresh fruit when in season,
such as diced pineappel and stew-
ed rhubarb.
She demonstrated how to make
rhubarb sauce. and prune sponge,
using dried prunes. Mrs. Lovell
spqke on, "Good Foods Are Econ-
omical," and told how to plan
meals ahead.
The passenger,pigeon,once wide-
ly used as a table fowl in Canada
east of the Rookies, has been ex-
tinct since 1914.
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