Times-Advocate, 1979-04-25, Page 10Pag* 10 April 25,1979 r* n
horton McDougall
W. Horton McDougall,
formerly of Hensall died at
the Bluewater Rest Home,
Zurich on Tuesday April 17th
1979 in his 84th year. Sur
viving is his wife the former
Agnes McKeller; a son
Hughie McDougall, Hensall;
daughters (Marjorie) Mrs.
John Drake, Staffa; (Jean)
Mrs. William Freele, Wind
sor; (Dorothy) Mrs. Gordon
Hess, Zurich; (Betty) Mrs.
Glenn Love, Sarnia, (Mary)
Mrs. Ron Rossi, Montreal.
Also survived by fifteen
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren. Two
sisters Mrs. Christina
Souter, Seaforth, and Mrs.
Richard Pfeiffer of Arizona.
Funeral service were held
froip, the Hopper-Hockey
Funeral Home, Exeter
Thursday April 19th at 2 p.m.
with Pastor Ross
Hargreaves officiating.
Temporary entombment in
Exeter Cemetery.
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and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Hilda Payne, Phanfc 262-$Q]8
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phane 262-2025
HENSALL
GARBAGE
PICK-UP
CHOOSING SIDES — Sunday was a great day to be out doors and these Hensall young people took advantage of the fine
weather to play a game of baseball. While Jason Clark and Pat Overholt choose up sides, John Towton, Shawn Vanstone
Roxanne Overholt, Colleen Overholt and Derrick Overholt look on. p|)ofo
District official pays visit
FLORA RAPSON
Mrs. Flora Rapson
merly of Hensall
Summerhill passed away at
Maple Grove Lodge,
Goderich on Sunday April
15th in her 89th year. She was
the wife of the late Orval
Rapson. Surviving are
daughters: Mrs. (Hazel)
Murray Milton, Toronto;
(Leona) Mrs. Clare
McBride, Goderich, (Lois)
Mrs. Donald James, Lon
don; Son Gordon Rapson,
R.R. 3, Clinton. Sisters Mrs.
(Viola) Frank Whitmore,
and Mrs. (Leona) Harold
Whitmore both of Hamilton.
Predeceased by two sisters
and one brother. Also sur
vived by six grandchildren
and two
grandchildren,
service was held
Stiles
for-
and
Rebekahs mark 30th event
great
Funeral
from the
Funeral Chapel,
Goderich Wednesday at 2:00
p.m. Interment in Clinton
Cemetery.
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BE A
BLOOD
DONOR
The members of Amber
Rebekah Lodge ac
companied by D.D.P.
Kathleen Cuthill of Seaforth
and a number of members of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge,
Seaforth enjoyed a banquet
at Pineridge Chalet on
Wednesday evening
celebrating the thirtieth
anniversary of Amber
Lodge. Following the dinner
all returned to the Lodge
rooms to honour Sister
Kathleen Cuthill, District
Deputy President of Huron
District number 23 who
made her annual visit. Jr.
P.N.G. Maggie Campbell
presented Mrs. Cuthill to the
Lodge.
The Noble Grand Mrs.
Hazel Corbett welcomed all
the visitors and the Vice
Grand Mrs. Elizabeth
Riley assisted her. The
finance report was given by
Bertha MacGregor’L.S.N.G.
and Conductor Gladys
Coleman.
The Vice Grand gave the
report for the visiting and
the C.P.T. L.S.V.G. Olga
Chipchase gave the District
report held at Seaforth last
week. Mrs. Pearl Eyre gave
the Treasurer’s report in the
absence of Dorothy Corbett.
It was announced Mrs. Jean
Henderson of Huronia
Rebekah Lodge, Clinton
would be the incoming
District Deputy for Huron
District number 23. An in
vitation was received to a
Dessert Euchre and Bake
Sale at Huronia Lodge,
Clinton May 2nd.
A Dessert Euchre and
Bake Sale will be held in
Amber Rebekah lodge rooms
May 9th. The District Church
service will be held in
Wesley Willis Church Clinton
May 6th at 11 a.m. Sister
Cuthill D.D.P. gave an
outstanding address on “The
Place of Women in Odd-
fellowship.’’ and
congratulated the Members
on their anniversary.
Maggie Campbell
presented Sister Cuthill with
a gift and also gave a few
notes on the former Lodge
“Kapina”. Remarks were
given by Bertha MacGregor
and Jeanette Baker of
Seaforth. Court Whist was
played with the following
prize winners High Esther
Campbell; low: Margaret
Consitt, Lucky Cup Leona
Parke.
Noble Grand Hazel Corbett
led in prayer and Sister
Kathleen Cuthill and Maggie
Campbell cut the birthday
cake. Refreshments were
served by the social com
mittee Sisters Isobel
Rogerson, Dorothy Parker,
Evelyn MacBeath Hazel
Corbett supplied for Dorothy
Corbett.
DONATE PICTURE
A picture of India’s
National bird, the Peacock,
embroidered with gold and
silver plated twine - a
dedicated work of art - was
presented to the United
Church at Hensall by Mr. &
Mrs. Parkash Malik. This
magnificent work of art was
brought by them from their
home country after their last
visit. When accepting the
picture, Rev. Garnett Husser
told the congregation that
this wonderful picture is
from one of the great ancient
countries founded as early as
3500 B.C. That country has
given birth to Lord Krishna,
Lord Buddha and Mahatma
Gandhi all of who were
dedicated to peace.
TIME CHANGE
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday speaking on the
subject “A Doubter Con
vinced” taking the text John
20 verse 29. Mrs. Dorothy
Taylor presided at the organ.
Next Sunday, April 29,
brings the change to
Daylight Saving Time and
the service will be at 10:15
a.m. when Rev. A.C. Young
of Goderich will be con
ducting the service.
Seniors celebrate event
The Three Links Senior
Citizens of Hensall
celebrated their third an
niversary on Tuesday April
17 with a pot-luck supper and
a special musical
programme, Nearly 60
people sat down to supper
displaying their cooking
talents.
The musical programme
was supplied by the Huron
Strings, a group of 10 citizens
who love the good old-
fashioned “parlor” type
music of pre-depression
years. Fiddlers were Wilson
McCartney who heads the
group, Warren Whitmore,
Helmer Snell and Stanley
Hellen. Marie Flynn was at
the piano most of the evening
except when she joined the
fiddlers when Mrs.
McCartney presided at the
piano. Hughie Hodgins
played guitar and singers
were Hughie Hodgins and
Marie Flynn. To complete
the evening Debbie Flynn
and Melissa Moffatt tap
danced and played a piano
duet. Master of ceremonies
was Bill Flynn.
A total of 44 members
answered the roll call. The
Spring Zone 8 Rally will be
held at Grand Bend Anglican
Church on May 1, those going
to notify the president, Mrs.
Bertha McGregor. A bus trip
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is being arranged for June 20
to either Elmira or Kit
chener. The Mennonite faith
will be the focal point at
Elmira, factories, gardens
and shopping in Kitchener.
Anyone wishing to join for
either of these trips notify
either Mrs. Ruby Bell or
Mrs. Hilda Payne.
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"/n the heart of downtown Varna"
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We are still picking
up your garbage
unless othe rwise
notified. We have
not sold our
business.
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Saturday
Afternoon
April 28
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QUEENSWAY
“Birthday Greetings”
Horace Pfaff, Len Purdy,
and Dora Hoggarth. Mrs.
Pfaff of Exeter visited her
husband Horace; Mrs.
Purdy visited her husband
Len and Mrs. Erratt visited
her husband Russell. Mrs.
Sid Pollen, Mr. & Mrs. E.H.
Denroach Ottawa visited
Mrs. Louise Mitchell.
Mr. Alderson and daughter
visited Mrs. Vivian Aider-
son. Mr. Rozendol visited his
wife Alice.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hully
visited Mrs. Tena Hully. Mr.
& Mrs. Chester Dunn visited
with Vera Lammie. Mr. R.
Schwartz visited Mrs. L.
Weurth and Morris Beaver.
Church service was
conducted by Rev. C. Bishop
with Louise Mitchell ac
companying at the piano.
The Ladies of Carmel
W.M.S. and Arnold Circle
Evening Auxiliary en
tertained with bingo and
treats on Monday. The High
Score for bowling was Neil
Regan with a score of 116.
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STARTS
FRIDAY
LADIES MEET
The Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary of Carmel
Presbyterian Church met at
the home of Mrs. Ken
Pollock on Wednesday
evening. The president Mrs.
Don Volland presided for the
business of the meeting and
Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. Gary ’
Maxwell were in charge of
the worship which was
entitled “The Empty (
Tomb”, The May meeting
will be held on May 16th at
the home of Mrs. R. Van
stone.
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Policeman giving ticket to
driver: "Well, if you're as
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are, you shouldn't have
any trouble getting this fix
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Success requires only that
you get up one more time
than you fall down.
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107 Queen St,, Hensall
' 262-2103
success is patience, for*
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