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Couple Observes
Diamond 'Wed'ding
• fie Weyburn (Sask.) Review
in a recent issue carried a
story of the diamond wedding
celebration of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Pepper. Mr. Pepper is a broth-
er of Mrs. James Malcolm of
Hibbert.)
On Jan. 15, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Pepper celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary, at which
33 relatives and friend's attend-
ed a dinner in their honor, held
at Malley's Gold Tone Room.
Presentations were made- to
the honored' couple of two
French Provincial chairs, from
their family. Walter Ledingham;
on behalf of 'the grandchildren,
presented them with a transistor
radio and Debbie Oliver, on be-
half of the great grandchildren,
presented them with a bouquet
of cut flowers.
Mrs. Ida Stinson of Regina,
Leslie Burrows of London, Ont.,
a nephew of the honored couple,
and Rev. Ross McMurtry paid,
tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Pepper
for their contribution to the
community. Auburn Pepper, as
master of ceremonies, also spoke
on behalf of the family.
Congratulatory messages were
received from Queen Elizabeth,
Prime Minister L. B. Pearson,
Lieutenant Governor Hanbidge,
from friends and relatives d -
orated the Christian Education
Centre, and the tea table was
centred with a mock three -tier-
ed anniversary cake, made of
flowers and candles.
The guest register was attend-
ed by granddaughters of the
honored couple, while members
of Grace United Church UCW
catered to the. anniversary tea.
James T, Pepper came west
to Griswold, Man., in 1903, lat-
er coming to Saskatchewan
where he took up his homestead
23 miles south of Weyburn in
1904. He •returned to Mitchell,
Ont., which was his home at that
time and returned to Saskatche-
wan in 1905 with his settlers ef-
fects. He returned to Ontario
and married Maud Stinson of
Harriston, Ont., on Jan. 15, 1907.
They returned west and lived on
the homestead until 1909 when
they moved to the Goodwater
area. They farmed in that dis-
trict until 1945, when they re-
tired to Weyburn. Mr. Pepper
will be 82 on Feb. 4, and Mrs.
Pepper was 82 last October.
Mr. Pepper served on the
Municipal Council of the R.M.
of Lomond for several years,
both as reeve and as councillor.
He served • on the Delight
Priemer Ross Thatcher, NDP, School board for several years.
leader. T. C. Douglas, and lead- He • and Mrs. Pepper were mem-
"''er of the -opposition'; Woodrow bers of the Wesley United
Lloyd, Personal greetings were Church in the rural area of
extended to ,them by Mayor Goodwater. Mr. Pepper being a
Tom Hart 'of `Weyburn. member of the board of session
Telegrams of good wishes and Mrs. Pepper being active
were also received from •Van- on womens groups within the
couver, New West 'inister and church. Both have been' active
Cloverdale, B.C., Wardlow, Alta. members of Grace United
and Sarnia and Mitchell, Ont. Church since moving to Wey-
An anniversary tea followed, burn, and Mr. Pepper - is at
taking place in Grace United present an honorary member
Church Christian -Education of the board of session. Hensall; Mrs: Louis Taylor
Centre, at which 390 guests They have three children: ($ea,trice) of Varnaand sons
signed the register, coming Mrs. Georg, (Gladys). Thacker- Clarence, Hensall, end Bruce
from Ontario, Saskatoon, Regina, ay; Mrs.' Wray (Beryl) Leding- of Goderich.
Bankend, Wishart and other ham; and Auburn). who is carry- �. Formerly Elizabeth Al -
towns adjacent to Weyburn. Ong on the farming activities brecht, Mrs. Volland is the
• Floral arrangements received on the home farm at Goodwater.daughte•r of the late, Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Albrecht, and her
husband is 'the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Volland
all of Hav Township. The
couple were married in Clin-
ton by •the late ReV-_-Ste-wart.
Following ; " their marriage
they farmed in Hay and Tuc-
kersrnith Townships bef^re
going to Goderich where they
lived for thirty-three years
taking; un residence in Hen -
r 0,
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'NEWS •O U ,'NS4U4LI
A family gathering was a livingroom rug from their
held in the Legion Hall, Hen- family and a clock from their
sail, Saturday in honor of Mr. grandchildren and money,
and Mrs. Henry Volland of flowers, congratulatory mes-
Hensall on the occasion of sages from neighbors and
their Diamond Wedding An- friends, including messages
niversary. from the leader of the oppos-
Members , of their family ition, premier of Ontario, as
attending the dinner were well as from Hon. C. S. Mac -
their daughters, Mrs. Eldon Naughton and Robt. E. Mc -
Johnston (Vera) of Bruce- Kinley, M.P.
II Church
As :c:'.entenniaI
Feature
"Giving Our Best For A Bet - berry buckle,, pizza, apic spice
ter World" was the theme when l drop Cookies, • steaks and spin -
the UCW unit four of Hensall ach (Chinese style), tourtierer
United Church net Thursday
afternoon. Leader Mrs, James
McAllister presided. A devo-
tional' was given'', by ' Mrs. H.
MclYlurtrie on "The value of
humor and laughter". Mrs. E.
Chipchase dealt with the study
book, using a "chapter on The
. Protestants of Lower Canada,
the early days of church work
up to recent years. A Valentine
contest was conducted by Mrs.
W. H. Weeks. Mrs. Pears Shad -
dick was hostess for the meet-
ing and Mrs. Leona Parke and
her committee served tea....
Amber Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday--. with Noble Grand
Mrs. Lindsay Eyre presiding. A
donation was made -for the Un-
ited Nations Student Pilgrim-
age which is sponsored by the
Rebekahs • and ; Oddfellows
' Lodges. .
field• Mrs. Irene Finlayson of
NEWS of
CONSTANCE
Miss Linda Preszcator spent of Crediton. Miss Linda Pre -
the week end at the home of szcator ,returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and The U.C.W. World's Day of
family of Crediton.
Mr. Douglas Riley, Kim,
and Greg of Ajax spent the
week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchan-
. an and family visited, on Sun-
day with the latter's parents.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of
Brussels.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Ella .Jewitt and boys • were
Mr. and Mrs. William Dow -
son, Brenda, Bonnie and John
' of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. John
Jewitt, . Carol Anne, Judy,
Danny and Billy.
Miss Elaine Pfaff of Credi-
ton spent the week end- with
her cousin Miss Dianne Presz-
ator..
, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott,
Melanie rand Meribeth of Bel -
grave jai eke Sunday visitors
. with Mr: and Mrs. W. J. Dale
and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. `Wilmer Glou-
sher, Stewart •and Barbara,
visited on Sunday with' Mr.
and Mrs. Stan- Glousher off`
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of
Clinton visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Riley on Sunday.
4 • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcat-
or and Billy, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken ,Preszcator and girls vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
' Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family
Prayer meeting will be held salt , in 1966.
on Friday, February 10th in Torn Volland, 83. and Mr.
the,church
school3p.rooms of •Volland, 85, enjoy fairly good
the church et 3 p. with the health and Mrs. Volland is
regular meeting at .e p.m.
-C.O.F. Euchre i chle to care for her home.
The C.O.F. Euchre was They can recall their wedding
held on Friday evening when 'fav with plenty of snow and
winners were women's high, having to go through many
Mrs. Bob Dalton; lone hands, 1 njf' h hnles with the h r s e
Mrs. Harvey Taylor; women's and cutter on their wedding
mw, Mrs. Ken Hulley; men's trip.
high. Douglas' Riley of Ajax; I Tn addition to their family
^iP have sixteen
lone hands. Garry McClure; the n^"
men's low, Kenny Jewitt.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Dedrick
' f Simcoe spent the week end
with the latter's parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. George Hoggart and
family.
At the time of writing Mr.
Jim Jamieson is a patient in•
the Seaforth Community Hos-
oital. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Cub Corner'
Twenty-one cubs gkathered
at thecub house on Monday.
Congratulations were ex-
tended to David Steffen and
Douglas -Bridle by Lloyd
Cameron when they received
their Collector's Badge and
also to .Richard Guinchard,
when he was presented with
his Artist Badge:
KIP.PEN
grarolchildren n+nd, eighteen
great. rr'andehildren.
At the dinner catered _ lv
the T,eginn Ladies Anxiliary
+ham pearl tnbl" nAntered la
three tiered wedding cake
en;ekee . wifM white mums.
riaffndils and pink and white
tpeers. The celehrantc, were
showered .with gifts including
Mr. and Mrs. Ted .Robinson
attended the funeral Monday
of a friend, the late John Par-
kins of 'Thamesville.•
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McBeath
returned Friday from a holi-
day 'spent at St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Miss Debbie Anderson spent
the week end with Miss Glen-
yce Anderson of London.
Mr. Larry Robinson of RR3
Kippen who isemployed by
Goderich Mfg. Co. at Goder-
ich was making a clamp for
flooring when the saw jam-
med pulling the clamp and
his hand in which caused him
to lose the first finger to the
joint on his left hand.
Mr. and Mr$. Eric Jansen of
Fergus, visited during the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack ell
and family. .
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
rEiNDERIS .
Tenders will be received by The Town-
ship of Mullett for the contruction of a mun-
icipal drain known as:
"Branch. No. 1 Dodds Municipal
Drain"
The drainage works is described as folL
lows:
7,175 Lineal feet 6f open drain (2,600 cu. yds.)
Tenders are to be clearly marked as to
contents and must be received by 6:00 o'clock
p.m:, Saturday, 'February 25, 1067. ,.
Plans, profile .and specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's Office, lowest,„ or any
tender hat necessarily accepted,
AkLtt ' TEBB .U'S'T , 01erkAreasurer,
It tondesboro, Ontario
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News of
Staffa.
Miss Dianne Osborn, Monk -
ton, was a Wednensday night
guest of Miss Joanne Temp-
leman:
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Viv-
ian and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dearing left on Friday on a
motor trip to Florida.
The four girls who attend-
ed the Toc Alpha Conference
at Niagara Falls during the
Christmas holidays, Misses
Heather Daynard, Bonnie Mil-
ler, Brenda Kerslake and Jo-
anne Dow, Cromarty; appear-
ed on C.K.N.X. Televisibn at
Wingham • on 'Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Temple-
man attended the 50th. apnl-
versary open house in Exeter
on Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs,
'Alec Duncari.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Births
COOK — In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on Feb. 5,
„ to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cook, Seaforth, a daughter.
RAPIEN — In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on Feb. 8,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rap-
ien, RR 4 Walton, a son:
Too Late
LOST Pair of glasses, dark
brown frames with light
streaks through them no case
with them. Call Stephen Bra-
dy 527-1456. xl
FOR SALE—Gerhard Heintz -
man piano, -$225., Two good
student pianos $129. each.
Mitchell Music Shop, Mitch-
ell phone 348-8632 evenings.
xl
COMING EVENT — Euchre
on February 24th at 8:30 in
St. James' School. Sponsored
by the C.W.L. Proceeds for
Scouts, Cubs, Guides and
Brownies. . -1
COMING EVENT .— Learn
about the Norwich plan at a
general 'meeting of the Sea -
forth Chamber of Commerce
on Tuesday, February 21st at
the Legion Hall at 8 p.m.
Movies and' discussion. Re-
reshrments' and lunch' titilt fol -
lbw the buS•iness pr6grdtn.
-1
Final plans were made for the
annual birthday party next rocker, Trevor Wilson, Hensall;
Wednesday:. second prize, Cooey bridge set,
Mr. Bill Gibson has arrived Melvin .Glanville, Hensall; third
safely in Canberra, Australia,rize flight luggage, Linda
where he will take up residence.
4-H Girls Hold Project
The. Spring Project for 4-H
girls was held at the Hensel,i
(pork pie) rhubarb soup.
District and number of clubs
represented' were Hurondale,
three; Crediton, two; Dashwood,
two; Iiensall, two; Zurich, two;
Elimville, three; Kippers one;
Grand Bend, 9ne.
The Board of Stewards of
Hensall United Church present-
ed William Gibson prior to his.
departure for Australia, with
a Bible and pen and pencil set
in recognition of his service ,as
custodian. Mr. Gibson was also
honored with an unique gift by
the Brownies and many. gifts
from friends including a set of
luggage.
Wins Curling Prixss
At a curling social at the
Hensall Arena Friday ` night, a
draw was made for the follow-
ing prizes and the winners were:
firts prize, Kroehler platform
more contestants sponsored by
Iiensall businessmen, have enter-
ed the Snow Queen contest, the
Queen to be crowned at an old
tyme dance on Friday. .
He saln
Clears Way
'For OPP
TeWS
St' + lu ban'
A Pot -lack supper was sex•-
ved in the. Paris; 4 Xed.
nesday evoxlme untiex he:
alrspnces .of 4,11e -i,: W L, e
ford the supper about L0 tab-
les: wer 111 play nt el lel e
• uxize winners -were ' ladrer `i.
first, Mr4,. Albert Cronilt
men's 'first, James O'Connor;.
Consolation pries . went.to
lysis. Joseph J: Lane and,...-
James McQuaid,-Jaules .O'-
Connor won tite lucky chair
Grade 6 with their teacher
Mrs. Robert Elgie from the
Area Public School attended
Hensall council.
The Reeve.Mrs. Noakes
welcomed the class to the
meeting and hoped they
would derive some benefit.
prize.
Donald Moylanand Larry,
Wheatley were in Vermont
last week for a week's skiing.
Miss Mary Lou Coyne, of •
London, visaed Mn and Mrs.
Lewis Coyne. .
Miss betty Shea and Miss
Loretta Murray, Kitchener,. '
visited at their homes here.
Mr. rand Mrs.. Lorne De-
Gaust and children, London,
visited Mr, and Mrs. James
O'Connor., •
Mrs. Dan O'Connor, and
Mrs, ' Elizabeth Nolan are
home from '. Seaforth . Com-
munity Hospital.
- John Shea and Dominic
'Murray attended a poultry
convention in Decalb, Illinois -
during the' week.
Miss Jean Maloney, of Lon-
don, Miss Eileen Maloney, of
Byron, Leonard Maloney, of
The Clerk was_ instructed-
tonotify.... the Attorney Gener-
al that the Police duties of.
E. R. Davis would be discon-
tinued as of February 15th,
1967. Mr. Davis will oontin- Lucan, visited Mrs. Nora Ma-
ue to enforce Village By-laws loney.
p and was instructed to place
Mock, Hensall. 1 parking signs on Mill and
Celebrating birthdays at . Wellington Streets on S a 1 e
Queensway Nursing Home this I.diays also to be more strict 1
month are Mrs. Rose Regen, 74, ' with the dogs running at
on February 12th and Mrs. Katy large and to give parking tic-
kets to a11cars and trucks
United Church on Wednesday,Meidinger who will be 96 years parked on the road and ,l-
and Thursday. The project, "A old on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14. lowance between the hours of
world of food in Canada" was Entries are coming in for 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. as provided
instructed by Miss Sharon dar- the contests at Hensall Kins- by By-law.
roll, Home Economist of Hugon men Centennial Winter Carnival Building Permits were ap-
and Miss Carol Wood,, Home Ec- Friday and Saturday. A large proved for Wilmer Jones to
onomist of Oxford County, to entry has been received for the finish a recreation -room and
34 leaders and• assistants 'of parade which will be headed by build a new car port and• J.
girls'clubs. Foods demon- Ihy Exeter Pipe major- Wallace to build..a small stor-
the
4-H
and
Band
Zurich.
and
strated tasted ettes from Twelve or age building.
were blue-
,•
WOMFgN'S
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
The February meeting of. the
Hospital Auxiliary will be held
Tuesday, February, .14th, at 8
p.m. Please note change of time:
There is an interesting program
arranged so please come out.
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