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THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY ,MORNING, SEPTEMBER 04 H1
Saturday Bride
Receives !lifts
Missy B a r rb a t e McNaughton,
bride -elect of 'Saturday, lass been
honored by her friends and
neighbors. On Monday evening,'
79 frQatl Ohiselliurst .gathered at
the home of her parents,. Mr, and
M. Lorne McNaughton, .and
:After .A short lsrograin in which
.Mrs, Uarry Caldwell and. llfrs,
Wilmer Atkine gave readings,
Mre, Jack Brintneil read the ad-
dress and Mrs, Brintnell and 'Mrs,
Atkins presented Barbara' with
many miscellaneous gifts,' The
bride'sstrousseau was displayed.
by M s s May Lqu McLellan and
Ma a Roobol.
bol.
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The staff Of 0.I,14 Paint and
Varnish office, iroronto, were
Barbara la employed as steno-
grapher,
teno-
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S .op lir, presented .her with a
rose satin bed spread .and two
Chenille mats.
Mrs. Jack Duncan, of 'Toronto,
entertained sh her home friends
of Miss MaaNaughton, who pre•
seated her with, ruisceilanepns•
gifts,
Mrs, Gilbert Johns, of 70l1mville,
cousin of the bride -elect, enter-
tained relatives at her home
when Barbara was the recipient
of many lovely ,gifts. Miss Grace
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News Budget From
Blansha rd
By ASS, iGi14»W?fJN COOIrll
Mr, and Mrs.. Leonard Thacker
and bratty spent Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs, Percy Hodgins of
Granton.
Mr, and Mrs; Jack Tho,npso?a
and family spent Sunday at Turn -
bull's •Grove.
spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil l Mo..ey,
Mrsrs, Sas, -Moseyosey and mathleen,
Wes M..osasey, JIMMY were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Massey of Widen.
Mr, and Mrs, Ken Kiilm.gr of
Lakeside. were sundax guests
of
Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Mills.
Mr; and Mrs. Wm. Jones and
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a ily were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Don Ding of Lakeside.
Mrs. George Hopkins returned
home after spending two weeks
with Mr, and Mrs, L. Thomson
orrie Thacker and John Lange
ford spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred' Patteson.
Johns rend the address and the
bride -elect was instructed to
break balloons to find the lova-
tion of the gifts. Bingo was line
toyed during the evening.
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Rev. K. R. Norcross -- Minister
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9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 A.M.–MORNING WORSHIP
7:80 P.M. --EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
All Services Special — Mu`sic and Singing
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Liver 25¢ Per Lb.
Round Steak or Roasts
Hamburg
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29¢ Per Lb.
Mararoni and Cheese Loaf 43¢ Per Lb.
Chicken Roll 45¢ Per Lb.
Smoked Picnics (Whole) 39¢ Per Lb.
Swift's Premium. Side Bacon, 1/2 -Lb, Pkgs. 33¢
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ensat1 DIsfrict News.
Mrs. M. I. Knapp
Hensall Native
ik'uneral serviaee nor Mrs. Mabel
Leon Knapp formerly. of London,
who. died at the home 4Sf her son
Lyle F. Nnapp, Niagara Fahis,
was held from the George. E. Vag-
an :and Sons funeral chapel, Lon -
doe oa Saturday. Interment was
in Forest Lawn 1Meanoriel Gar-
dens, London, Mrs. Knapp was
born in Roman, the former Mabel
Fulton, daughter of the late Mr,
and Mrs.Robert Fulton.
.Surviv-
ing
Surviv-
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i .n g besides her husband. and son,
are a daughter *s. T. B. Ray
(Miriam) of Tucahoe, MT, and
a sister, Mrs. Netta Colbert, Sea-
fort
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Hensall mi
The annual pot luck Supper of
the Iiensall Womens Institute
was held on the evening of Sept-
ember 14 in the Legion Rooms,
After supper convened by Mrs.
T, Sherritt and Mrs, T. 0. Coates,
sing -song was conducted by
Mrs. G. Hess and Miss Greta
lammie, Roll call was answered
by "a household chore my hus-
band does,"
Plans for the Autumn work
was discussed. The ,business ses-
sion was presided over by the
President Mrs. A. W, ShirraY,
followed with games and contests
arranged by Miss M. Ellis and
Mrs, Hess.
Personal Items
Mrs, J. M. Rail, Pittsburg, Pa.,
Misses Mc'Gagham, of London,
Dr, and Mrs. Armond Degatano,
Detroit, Mich., Dr. and Mrs. Sip -
pert, Toronto, were recent guests
weth Mrs. James Bonthron. '
Mrs. Wm. R. Bell returned
home after visiting with relatives
In 'Chatham, Windsor and Toron-
to,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parlmer• of
Windsor visited this week with
the Iatter's mother, Mrs. Fisher,
Mrs. +Norman iPepisler who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. W.
J. B'onthron has returned to tier
home in Hanover.
Mr. Roy Kerslake, Stewart
McQueen, William Brintnell, left
on Friday on a motor trip to the
West.
Miss Betty Mickle B.Sc.N. who
has been spending the past three
weeks. holidaying with her par-
ents and friends left Saturday
for Toronto where She has ac-
cepted a position -with the Vic-
torian Order of Nurses of that
city.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ibbotson
and Herb, of Hanover, Mr. and
Mrs. George Ibbotson and family,
Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Pepper, Dashwood, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Pepper.
Mr. and MTs. Wm. HQ;egy of
Seaforth .recently called on Miss
Hannah• Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Hudson
and family of G•oderieh spent
Saturday with the former's moth-
er, Mrs. Geroge Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hildebrandt of
Wheatley were week -end visitors
with the former's brother=in-law
and sister Mr. and Mrs. • Robert
Cook.
+Mrs. Marguerite •MeMilien, of
New Hamburg visited this week
with Mr, and Mrs. A. Foster and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tudor,
Miss Mary Gibson returned to
her home in Brucefield this week
after visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
John McMurtrie,
fM'r. and Mrs. Wm. Cook of
London were week -end visitors
with friends here.
Mrs. McKellar and family of
Chatham visited during the past
week with Mrs. McKellar's pa-
rents Mr. and Mrs. A. Noakes,
Mrs. P. Graham has returned
home from a .month's -vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. Borne Ballan-
tyne, Detroie.
Mr. and Mrs. Heal of 'Wing -
ham visited during the post week
with their son and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. John Heal and Julia,
)Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman
enjoyed a pleasant motor `trip
through eastern Ontario' as far
as Montreal.
Mr. Hugh Melawen Sr. who
has spent the summer months
here returned to Galt last week
where he will spent the winter.
MVi'r. and Mrs. .Beyerly Beaton
and Ronald were recent visitors
with friends in Gederi'ch.
Mrs. Ann Hopkins ',of Chicago,
visited recently with her sisters
Mrs. lI, McMurtrie and Mrs. Ler-
ne Eller,
Comments About
Cromarty
By MILS. K. McKELLAR
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace
Keith and Kenneth, Carlingford,
visited on Sunday with Mr. anu
Mrs, John Wallace and family.
Mr, and.1VIrs. Calder Mc1iaig,
visited during the week -'end With
friends at Fergus.
Mr, and Mrs. Irl. Dinning and
children Mitchell visited ori Sun-
day with Mr. and ]Vers. K. Mcl%1-
fan
The Rally Day service which.
was held on Sunday was well at.
tended. The children of the Sun-
day School with their teachers
occupied the -ce n t r e pews and
a junior choir led .in the singing
of the hymns, They also provided
a special number.
A splendid address on the
theme; "'rho Bible speaks,- to.
day." was given by Rev. S, Kerr,
Several of the children were pre-
seeted with diplopias far mettle-
rizing scripture.
COntmuniori service will be ob•
served next Sunday with prepa-
ratory service On Thursday even-
ing,
Areel.a Circle Meets
Mrs. Henrietta Drown Was,
hostess Monday evening for the
opening fall meeting of the Arn-
old, Circle. The worship service
was id charge of Mrs. 1Myrtie'Orr
assisted by lblrs. Edith Bell and
Mrs, 'Gladys iiersialie, Miss Carol
Brown favoured With a.musical
selection,
Misses Shirley and Patsy Bell
sang "Near tq the heart of God"-
aecompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Edith Bell. The topic was given
by Mrs, Esther Wright who read
a. .letter from a cousin, Pr. Flor-
ence mews of the Veliore Coi-
lege in India,
Message From
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Kppen
By MRS, A, GAORSTET' ER
The W. M. B. oif St.` Andrews
Baited Church met Wednesday
eventing at the home of Mrs. B,
Faber with Mrs, A. Johnston as
co -hostess. Mrs, Emerson. Kyle
opened the meeting assisted by
Mrs, John Sinclair gave the
study. Mrs, McLeod gave aread-
ing on Christian Stewardship.
Mrs. Alex Hyde,
Mrs. M. Pesch of Zurich accave
partied a ladies -quartette namely
Mrs, 0. Breen, Mrs. Harold Raeder
Mrs, K. R r e a k e y and Mrs. A.
MelUIck who favored with two
nurobers.
Mrs. Harold Jones conducted
a Short business meeting of the
W.A. at which time it was de-
cided to hold the annual bazaar
November 19, .
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Taylor of
Exeter, visited en Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell.
Mr. Archie Parsons met with
a painful accidentSaturday even-
ing while attending his horses.
The animals turned and in so
doing.. broke Mr. Parson's, nose.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Cudmore were Mr. 0.
Cudmore and Barbara, of Kitch-
ener; Mr, Beverly Cudmore, of
the Roya1 Canadian Navy, Run -
fax; Mr. and .Mrs. Stewart •Cud -
more, and Lorne and their daugh-
ter and son-ineaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Green, all of London.
Mr. Bud McLeod left on Sun-
day for Toronto where he has
accepted a position.
ildr. and Mrs. Sack Dickert, of
Clifford, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Diekert,
Mrs. Robert McBride left on
the weekend for a visit with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Sehnell in Camrose,
Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Bride, ikrs., Stewart Beattie and
Mrs. Edgar McBride accompan-
ied her. to Melton airport where
she boarded a plane. Mrs. Mc-
Bride celebrated her 83rd birth-
day on .September 2nd.
!Miss Donna McBride, nurse -in -
training at .Stratford Hospital,.
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. McBride.
Meet Debentures
—Continued from Page 4
chairman of the project.
Last year, donations from the
Kinsmen club, Chamber of Com-
merce, Legion, Auxiliary, Women's
Institute, Girl Guides and the Park
Board paid the first debenture. The
Girl raised over $300 with a play.
Mark Rally Day
At United Church
Rally Bay service was held in
the united Church last Sunday
Morning. Sunday School ;causes
and teachers occupied the center
of the church, Rev. P. Daniel
gave n short take to the scholars
and expressed appreciation of
the superintendent of the Sunday-
School,Mtearc
, hersDave. Izyie, and 'the • staff lir
To Norreinton :presented the
story.The story f
s o y o the Good
marital' Sa-
.
n tan was given by three boys
and a quartette c o m P o s e d of
Mary Ann Vanhorpe, Dianne and
Mary Ann Ronnie, and Gwen
Spencer sang. "Jesus is a friend
you. need." ;firs, S. Ronnie direc-
ted the choir and Miss Greta
Lammie presided at the organ
consol.
Fred 'Waghorn
Stephen Farmer
In Victoria Hospital last Mon-
day Frederick John, W,aghorn
passed away in his soxty s1xth
year, He bad lived in Crediton
Bast since the death of his wife
the former Annie Garnet, five
years ago,
He was born in Fullerton
township, Perth County, on the
boundary line and had farmed
on the fourth concession of Ste-
phen township till his retirement
to Crediton East,
He is survived by three sons
and five daughters„ Harvey and
Frederick, of Crediton and Law-
rence, of London; Ann, Mrs. Carl
Brpck and Ethyl, Mrs. Gordon
McDonald, of Crediton; Evelyn,
Mrs. John Findiater; Mary, Mrs.
Alan Gould; Lottie, Mrs. Frank
Roff, all of London; one sister,
Mrs. Carl Strahan, Stratford and
two brothers, Albert of Stratford
and Charles, of town.
Tile private funeral Service
was conducted at the Dinney fun-
eral home on Wednesday by.Rev.
W. C. Parrott, Thedford and Rev.
Alex Rapson, of Exeter with in-
terment in the Exeter cemetery,
The pallbearers were his son
Lawrence and his five s'oneein-
law.
News of
Kirkton
By MRS. FRED HAMILTON
Mr. and Airs. Thos. Evans, of
Stratford, spent the weekend in
Kirkton.
Mr. Albert Doupe, of Toronto
is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Everett
Doupe.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burgin
returned to Amherst, N. S., after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Burgin. '
'Rev. George A. Hamilton visit-
ed
isited with his parents this week.
•Miss Velma Doupe spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
N, Donne.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson,
St. Marys, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Burgin.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
OREDITON
ltev. Glen R. Strome, Minister
10.30 a.m.—Rally Day Program
and Promotion Sunday by the
Sunday School.
7:80 p.m.—Evening Service
Monday, 7 .p.m.—Intermediates
Monday, 8:15 p.m. Youth,,,Fel-
towship
Wednesday—District W e m e n' s
Meeting
Friday, 8:30 p.m.—Choir Prac-
tice
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., &D.,Minister
Mrs, 1. GI. Cochrane, Organist
9:00 a.nL—Sunday Schogl
10:00 a.rn,--1VIorning 'Worship
iSacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Itev. Louis Higenell, Pastor
(Services onStandard Time)'
10: 0.0 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m,—Mission Service
7:80 loan.—Films depicting . the
work in our mission fields.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Pvory Sunday at 10:80.11,80
a.m., at north end of Exeter in
"Bible School Honsb".
EVERYBODY WELCOME
$ watt glad when they said unto
me, 'Let, us gd into the House of
'the Lord,' pea. 122:1
THE ANGLICAN
'CHURCH OF CANADA
Iter. 1V'. 1i. 1{nolf, B.A., tteator
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
8:30 a.m.—Holy Coinmunlon
10:15 a.m.- Sunday +School
11:80 a.m.—Meriting Prayer
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. 3. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.O.M.,
Musical Director •
10:45 a.m., StandardTime--
Chiildren -Of the Sunday School
will assemble in the usual
place and proceed in a •body td
the church.
11:00 a.m.—Rally Service
The congregation and Sunday
;School will worship together.
The junior choir will sing the
anthems.
7:00 p.m -Evening Warship
Rev. C. D. Daniel, of Hensall,
will be the preacher for this
service.
Solo: Marion May
A Warm Welcome
Is Extended To All
MAIN STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Alex'r Rapson, Minister
Mrs. A. Willard, Orangist
10:00 a.m,--Service of Worship
Withdrawn in Favor of Credi-
ton Anniversary.
11:15 a.m.--The Church School
"Seek And Ye Shall Find"
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN Milibt STREET C1KUECIK
Rev, earl Schroeder, Minister
'Sunday, 2 p.m., F.S.'1`.--Kngilsh
Service * All Welcome
Raise Hay Taxes
—Continued .from Page 1
roads 7, general ,township 1,
Zurich Policetillage rate 15,
Dashwood fire protection 6, Nay
Township School Area 8, U,S.S,
No. 9. Stanley 9, Stephen Town-
ship Sahao] ,Area 7, 'Sep..S.S. NO.
1 Ray -8, S.S. No, 1 Stanley 12,.
federation two-fifths, five Protec-
tion two-fifths.
Denote To Vail 'C'lub
Council authorised a grant .of
$4.00 each to the .exhibitors of
the Hay Township Calf ,Club who
show at Zurich Fall Fair.
On the request of Louis Far-
well to have about ISO rods of
theMasse d in l a. a u i
drain c e n.. 4:A. l
d na,
engaged L. R. Turnbull to do the
work.
Engineer G. P. Corbett, Liman,
was asked to inspeet the StoPhel,
drain after council heard a re -
guest from Harold Reichert to
have it. cleaned "out.
Payments were authorized to
Stephen council for the Hay as-
sessments on the Haugh drain
and the Gore road drain and to
ijsborne township for Hay's share
of the Aldworth drain.
Ask For Report
Council approved a petition for
drainage work from Roy 'Solden,
Lot No, 23, Con, 1, and author-
ized Engineer Corbett to bring in
a report.
Reeve b arl jampbeli was given
authority to sign the agreement
drawn up between bars. Peter
Massa and the Township of Hay
placing restrictions on the pro-
posed subdivision on the south
part of Lot 9, L.R.W.
The clerk was authorised to
draw up a by-law prohibiting
dogs from running at large dur-
ing deer season,
Upon the requisition presented
by John Alexander for examina-
tion by engineer under the.
Ditches and Watercourses Act for
an award ditch, council appoint.',
ed Engineer Corbett to carry out
the work,
CALVARY CHURCH
'Evangelical United 'Brethren
IAS1IW0OD
tier. W. P. llrotz, il%inister
Mrs.' Hen McOrae, Organist
'Sunday, September 25, 1955
10:00 ton. --•-•'''r it a Gospel a
Power"
11.05 a.m,.—Sunday ,School
7.30 pan.,..-W.S. Day of Prayer
Wed.,Sept. 28—W..' District
Rally at Dashwood.
CONGRATULATIONS
to Tommy and Lorne
Hera, sons of Thos. Hera,
Woodham, on their suc�
cess with the heifers, we
sold them last spring for
their 4-H Dairy Calf
Club work.
' Tommy was in the top
group of senior 4-H Hol-
stein heifers with Sandell
Pietje Milestone. Lorne
was in the top group of
Junior 4-H Holstein heif-
ers with Sandell Susie
Trademark. She was also
judged the best 4-11 Hol-
stein heifer in Huron
County. Hern �,
The boys chose
good calves, gave them
good care arid proved
themselves good show-
men. Congratulations.
Sandy Elliot
Home Of Sandell Holsteins
Biaggi Wieners
Mrs Mea Elliott ,af •Clinnto* was
the bucks wsnner 01 the $815.04 -
jackpot at the bingo held on Bat-'
urday night la the Ileglon Hall:
aponsoored lay the lienaall Legion.
'The jackpot went In 02 ,calla.
Other winners wore Mrs. VIII'
Austin, Airs. Hodgert, 7drs. Roy
Sanale, Murray+ Ye.nner, Mrs. Tra'
rem, Mrs. J. Betts, Jimpetty.:
Mrs. Tam #tyle, Bill Austin, Mrs,
Lorne Oka, Mrs. 'Chambers, 01111
Weido, Mrs, ,F t, Taylor Jr, Paul
Boa, Jack Marks, ,Lack Ttrintnell.
President Bob YSangsta' was mast-
of ceremonies.
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