HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-07-03, Page 3an.«n.ww.. July 3, 1980
Hensall congregation worships at lake
There was an exce
at the An
United Church Open
Service and picnic hel
Sunday, at Stanley Towns
Park on the Bluewater
way. The service, arran
by the Worship Comm
with George Parker
chairman, had Rev.
McDonald conducting
service with Bob Heywood
leading in the ministry of
music.
The service opened. with a
spirited hymn sing and the
congregation enjoyed Mr.
Heywood _ __sharing - his
eilent former Class -mates at a
nual miscellaneous shower at her
Mr home and Miss Jane Pollock
d on Hensall bridesmaid en -
hip tertained at her home
High- assisted by her mother Mrs.
ged Ken Pollock for a
ittee miscellaneous shower.
as Honour choir leader
Stan The Hensall United Church
the Choir and their Families
expressed their appreciation
and bade farewell to their
choir leader, Mrs. Marianne
McCaffrey on Thursday
evening with a banquet at
the Pineridge Chalet. After a
lovely meal, Don Travers,
president of the choir, spoke
a few words of appreciation
and. Joyce Pepper,
secretary, presented Mrs.
McCaffrey with a book of
music. Mrs. McCaffrey
spoke words of appreciation
Hensall
Bertha.MoGregor
musical talents through the
witness of song. Scott Jesney
and Randy Parker were the
ushers.
Prizes were given during
the afternoon. Don and,
Cathy Geiger won the prize
for the largest family
present. Audrey Christie for
the nearest birthday and Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Cook for the
nearest anniversary. Randy
Parker was the champion
heavyweight for the day and
Audrey Christie the
champion lightweight. Pearl
Shaddick was the most
youthful person present and
Kay Elder won the prize .for
guessing the exact number
of jelly -beans in the jar.
Randy Parker won the prize
for the men's shoe kicking
contest and Joanne Pepper
for the. women. Linda
Gerstenkorn's group won the
Soy -bean contest and the
bluebird/group won the let's
stick together contest.
All youth won a prize with
Scott Jay in charge of the
youth group and Janice
Bisback and Cathie Geiger in
charge of the children's
games.
Barbara Gackstetter
conducted a candy scramble.
Everyone went home feeling
the Sunday School and
Church picnic was an ex-
cellent success and looking
forward to nexear's.
Bride- elect honoured
Miss Sylvia Bell bride -
elect daughter of Mrs. Edith
M. Bell was honoured with
several bridal showers. Mrs.
Allan Crerar and Mrs.
Robert Taylor arranged a
Community shower held in
Carmel Presbyterian school
room. Lindan Vandenburg,
Forrest held a miscellaneous
shower; Mrs. Beth Jennison,
Grand Bend entertained
See Hensall
on trip
Mr. and Mrs. Don Oke of
Zurich returned from a
pleasant holiday in England
and while there, Mrs. Oke
who is the village clerk of
Hensall visited Hensall ' in
Yorkshire County, England
and had the opportunity of
meeting Mrs. Scott who is
clerk of the Parish Council.
The council plays a small
part in their local govern-
ment which is under district
Council in Selby and which is
similar to our village council
here. It is a rural community
with a population of about
five hundred. They had only
one small variety store.
New homes are being built
as a new coal mine is
opening also a power plant
outside the village. It is very
similar to our Hensall and
one can understand why the
Petty's coming here as
pioneers would desire to
name our village Hensall.
to the choir for their work
and dedication during her
time as leader. Mr. Harry
Horton also spoke a few
words. Following the meal,
everyone went to the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Topp in
Exeter for a social time.
At the same evening, the
choir also presented one of
their members, Gail Travers
and her husband George
Shaw with a wedding gift.
Change Anniversary
The official board of the
Hensall-United Church met
on Monday evening, at which
time they decided to change
the anniversary from spring
to fall for 1981. An outline of
theservices for the year
ending June 1981 were
outlined by the worship
committee and Barbara
Gackstetter reported for the
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Christian development
committee giving the outline
for the Christian education
and fellowship activities
coming up.
Village Clerk Graduates
Mrs. Betty Oke, Clerk of
the Villageof Hensall
graduated from Fanshawe
College on Friday with- a
public administraton
diploma. Her three sons
Bradley Oke, London,
Randy, Kevin Zurich, ac-
companied their father Don
to see their mother graduate.
Celebrate 45th anniversary
Good friends and neigh-
bours mean so much,
especially to Irene and Ernie
Davis when so many
honoured them at the Open
House given them by their
daughter Kay and her
husband Rob for their 45th
wedding anniversary on
Wednesday June 25th.
Helping Kay with the
arrangements was her
sister-in-law Mrs. Robert
Leppington. Mrs. Eileen
Rannie poured tea in the
afternoon and Mrs. Jeanette
Turner did the honours in the
evening.
Personals
Mrs. Alice Ferg and Mrs.
Gladys Coleman returned
home following a pleasant
trip to the Thousand Islands.
The wedding Reception
held in Hensall Community
Centre on Friday honouring
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Corbett
who were married in Dash-
wood Church on Friday was
largely attended. Mrs.
Corbett was the former Miss
Elaine Hendrick a daughter
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of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hendrick of Dashwood.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Payne on Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Johnston and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Primeau of Seaforth
and on Sunday, Mr. an Mrs.
Wayne Payne of London
visited.
SCHOOL'S IN
The children of Hensall
Community are busy this
week attending the Vacation
Bible School being held in the
United Church. The general
public are invited to the
closing exercises on Friday
morning at 10:30 a.m.
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