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Once in. every week,
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EVERYONE BENEFITS
Fete founder
of museum
A triple exposure
This photo comes out looking something akin to a triple exposure. It happened when Reg McDonald,
centre, presented pictures to George Inglis and R. E. Pooley, showing Mr. Inglis presenting the new
Legion charter to Mr, Pooley after the branch name was changed in his honor in the spring. The photos
in the picture were taken by Exeter photographer Jack Doerr, and were given to the two men at the
Legion banquet, Saturday. - T-A photo
Baby baptized at Dashwood
Ladies plan for Christmas
J. Herbert Neill,. 82, founder
and curator of Huron County
pioneer Museum from 1951 until.
1964, was honoured by Huron
County Council at Its November
session in Goderich Monday when
he was presented with an ap.
propriate plaque as a token Of
appreciation.
Warden Donald McKenzie, Ash-
field, made the presentation on
behalf of his colleagues.
Now a resident of "Huronview"
the county home near Clinton,
where he is continuing to Work
on models for the Museum, Mr.
Neill thanked council and corn,.
mented that the museum Collec-
tion had been 3Q years in the
building and was still going on.
Warden McKenzie recited the
events that led up to the inaugur-
ation of the County Pioneer Mu-
seum.
At the November 1948Session,
the property Committee had re-
commended that an inspection be
made of Mr. Neill's collection,
At the January 1949 Session, mi.,
Neill advised he was willing to
sell his collection for $3,000
provided a museum could be
secured or built to house the
collection. The committee decid-
ed to purchase the collection and
instal Mr. Neill as custodian
and provide him with living quart-
ers.
Council, at November 1949 Ses-
sion, set up an Historical Com-
mittee consisting of the follow-
ing: Charles Asquith, Auburn;
Harry McCreath, Colborne; Geo-
rge Jefferson, Clinton; H. C.
Beaver; E. Stanley Snyder, chair-
man; John Armstrong, Warden,
Hullett.
At the June 1950 Session, ar-
rangements were made for es-
tablishing the Museum at the old
Central School in the Town of
Goderich. The Museum was of-
ficially opened on July 4, 1951,
by the late Thomas Pryde, MLA
for Huron.
Mr. Neill resigned as curator
of the Museum, Sept. 30, 1964.
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
The Zion Lutheran Church La-
dies' Aid met Wednesday, No-
vember 8, with group 3 and Mrs.
John Rader convener in charge
of the program, devotions and
lunch.
Mrs. Leonard Schenk, presid-
ent, was in charge of the business.
A nominating committee consist-
ing of Rev. E. Steinman, Mrs.
Leonard Schenk, Mrs. V. L. Beck-
er and Mrs. Milford Merner was
appointed.
A donation for Christmas gifts
was given to the Children's Aid.
The ladies are buying styrofoam
to make ornaments for the
Christmas tree.
Rev. E. E. Steinman took as
his topic "Reformation". Shar-
on Rader played piano selections.
Mission. Mrs. Howard Klumpp
reported on new clothes donated
by Braid's store to Children's
Aid.
Starting in January the meet-
ing Will be the second Tuesday
of each month. Mr. James took
charge and Mrs. Mervyn Tie-
man gave the report of the nom-
inating committee which was ac-
cepted.
VIEW FILM ON JAPAN
The Canadian Bible Society for
Dashwood and Area held its an-
nual meeting at the Community
Centre Sunday evening, Nov. 12
with representatives from the
Evangelical and Lutheran church-
es present.
Albert Miller was appointed
president and Ervin Eckstein,
secretary-treasurer.
A film on the work in Japan
"Under the Red Pagoda" was
shown.
Rev. Andrew Brndjar, Bible
Society representative spoke of
the work in Japan. Rev. Merrill
James and Rev. E. E. Steinman
both spoke briefly.
PERSONALS
Irvin Rader and Jack Turnbull
were among a group of hunters in
the Parry Sound area who bagged
five deer and three bears.
Elizabeth Guenther, daughter
of Mrs. Jean Anne Guenther, had
her tonsils removed at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Mrs. Wm. Haugh spent the
weekend at Stratford with Mr.
& Mrs. Elmer Rader and family.
Rev. & Mrs. Andrew Brndjar
and family were guests with Rev.
& Mrs. Merrill James and boys
Sunday evening. BABY BAPTIZED
Heather Lynn, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rader was
baptized in Z ion Lutheran Church
by Rev. E. E. Steinman. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Rader were sponsors.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mr. Howard Wright of Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Roels and
family of Scotland were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Baillie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Jarvis
of Toronto visited Sunday with
Mrs. Dan Jarvis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackler
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cook of Atwood.
Messrs. Wm. J. Blackler and
Milton Ulch are patients in St.
Marys Memorial Hospital.
St. Paul's Anglican Church held
a successful bazaar in the church
basement Friday of last week.
Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby is a pat-
ient in St. Marys Memorial Hos-
pital.
HOLD DISCUSSION
The WSWS meeting of the Evan-
gelical UB church was held Fri-
day, November 10 with the Chris-
tian Social Relations group in
charge and Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson,
convener. The theme was (Races
and Reconciliation".
Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson, Mrs. Stu-
art Wolfe, Mrs. Harry Hoffman
and Mrs. Cora Gaiser were mem-
bers on a panel discussion. Mrs.
Merrill James and Mrs. Ken
McCrae sang a duet. Mrs. Doug-
las Warren of Main St. United
Church, Exeter, was guest speak-
er.
Mrs. Carl Gestricher, presid-
ent, dealt with thebusiness. Mrs.
Lloyd Eagleson reported on the
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