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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-04-16, Page 36 THURSDAY, APRIL,. 16, 1964 PAGE THREE News of HENSALL [istrict Edwin Taylor and his sister, Mrs. Gordon Munn, are leaving by Jet Thursday, April 30, on a War Grave Piigr•'irnage to the Netherlands. They will spend four days in London, England, during their tour and will visit the graves of their brothers, Melvin, in Holland, and Sydney, in Belgium, who were killed in the Second World War, They expect to be gone 1.2 days. Mrs. W. B. Cross attended the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Bert Milley, in Toronto, on Friday. Mrs. Milley •died suddenly with heart condition. Mrs. John Henderson is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gelder- land, of Ridgetown, were week- end guests with the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol. Mrs. Orville Jones, of Queens- way Nursing Home, attended the district four of Associated Nursing Homes Incorporated of Ontario held in Glen Allen Res- taurant, London, on Thursday, April 9. Official Visits Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Mary McCann, of Ford- wich, Zone Commander, paid cher official visit to Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary at their meeting Tuesday everting, in the Legion Hall. She spoke briefly to the group, and was presented with a gift by Mrs. William Smale, past president. It was disclosed that the re- cent Red Cross drive of the village netted $285.90, a con- siderable amount over last year. Plans were made for the annual Penny Sale. Two delegates will be sent to the convention at North Bay in September. President Mrs. Roy Smale, who presided, sug- gested members going to visit veterans at Westminster Hos- pital in the near future. Mrs. John Skea presented Mrs. Howard Smale with a gift for her infant son, Paul Wil- liam. Winners of the mystery prize was Mrs. Howard Smale, and guessing contest, Mrs. Skea. Mrs. Austin, of Ford- wich, was a guest at the meet- ing. Jimmy Tudor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tudor, has re- turned home from Clinton Pub- lic Hospital where he was a pa- tient following an appendec- tomy. Mrs. Isabella Kennard has re- turned to her home in Exeter after spending the winter month as s patient at Queensway Nurs- ing Home. Mrs. Elgin McKinley and Mrs. Earle Rowe, of Huron Presby- terial, were delegates to the U.C.W. Conference which took place at Sault Ste Marie this past week, 0 Guides Receive Honour Awards The regular meeting of the Girl Guides was held Tuesday evening, April 7. Those that received badges were as fol- lows: Skater's badge, Cheryl Mousseau, Brenda Noakes, Ar- lene Chipchase, Betty Cameron. Cook's badge: Jane Pyette. Child's care: Jane Pyette, Carolyn Cook. The Hensall Girl Guides have as their project to repair dolls and toys to send to the Chil- dren's Aid Society at Goderich. If anyone has any toys they would like .to donate, please get in touch with, any of the Girl Guides of Hensall. At the close of the meeting Captain Mrs. Jim Hyde received the salute. 0 Hensall Kinettes See Display. Mrs. John Baker was hostess for the Kinette meeting Wed- nesday, April 8, with 100% at- tendance. Mrs. Murray Brint- nell, of Exeter, gave a very in- teresting demonstration on arti- ficial floral arrangements. Mrs. Bob Baker won the raffle. The hostess served lunch. Eleven members of the club, Mrs. John Deitz, Mrs. Jack Drys- dale, Mrs. William Clement, Mrs, Ron Wareing, Mrs. Horner Campbell, Mrs, John Baker, Mrs. Jim Hyde, Mrs. William Fuss, Mrs. Harold Knight, Mrs. Douglas Johnston and Mrs. Wil- liam Mickle, attended the Kin- ette Inter -club meeting at Ayl- mer Monday evening, April 13. 1 1 PARKLAND SEED SUPPLIED This variety out -yielded Betz and Montcalrn in Huron County as test- ed by the Ontario Agricultural College and published in their "1963 The Progress Report". WHITE BEAN CONTRACTS One of the areas better cash crops. Fertilizer and seed supplied on all contracts. Fertilizer A complete stock carried at competitive prices. FOR SALE — Feed Barley at $49.50 Per Ton. COOK BROS. MILLING CO., LTD. PHONE 24 OR 249•— HENSALL Women's Institute ElectsOfficers Mrs. Beverly Beaton was re- turned as president of Hensall Women's Institute when the annual meeting was held in the Legion Hall Wednesday eve- ning. District president Mrs. James Drummond, of Kippen, brought greetings and conduct- ed the installation. Other officers: past president, Mrs. Fred Beer; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs, V. M. Pyette; second vice-president, Mrs, Orval Beav- er; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Wilbert Dilling; assistant, Mrs. James McAllister; press report- er, Mrs. Maude Hedden; .district director, Mrs. Carl Payne; alter- nate, Mrs, John Skea; card con- vener, Mrs, W. B. Cross; assis- tant, Mrs. Harry Horton; pian- ist, Miss Greta Lammie; assis- tant, Mrs. Orville Jones; branch directors, Mrs. James Bengough, Mrs, Bruce Koehler, Mrs. Ed- ward Funk. Standing committees: Agri- cultural and Canadian indus- tries, Mrs. Walker Carlile, Mrs. MRS. B. BEATON President Hensall W.I. Wesley Richardson; citizenship and education, Mrs, John Cor- bett, Mrs. James McAllister; home economies andhealth, Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Inez McEwen; historical re- search, Mrs. Thomas Sherritt, Mrs. Robert Elgie; Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Norman Cook, Miss Mattie Ellis, Mrs. Robert M. Peck; public relations repre- sentatives, Mrs. Maude Hedden, Mrs. Norval Reid; resolutions convener, Mrs. Carl Payne; au- ditors, Mrs. Harry Horton, Mrs. Inez McEwen. Mrs. Fred Beer presented the 1964-65 slate. Delegates appointed for the distrinct annual were Mrs, Bea- ton, Mrs. Carl Payne, Mrs. Fred Beer, Mrs. Dilling, Mrs. Pyette, Appointed auditors for the dis- trict were Mrs. Elgie and Mrs. George Armstrong. Mrs. Payne gave the report for the board of directors held in Hensall last week. Mrs, N. E. Cook was ap- pointed to write up the histor- ical research report to be pre- sented at the district annual. An invitation has been ex- tended from this branch to hold the county rally at Hensall, the same to be decided at the dis- trict annual. Mrs. McAllister and Mrs. Laird Mickle were ap- point p- point ed representatives for planning the program, Plans were discussed for the placing of exhibits at Exeter Fall Fair. Mrs. Carl Payne fav- ored with a lovely solo, "When It's Easter Sunday Morning," Miss Laramie was accompanist. Square dance numbers by the following ladies, Mrs. William Smale, Mrs. H. Horton, Mrs. E. Willert, Mrs. Carlile, Mrs. Ed. Funk, Mrs, B. Koehler, Mrs. Garfield Broderick and Mrs. Inez McEwen, was a highlight of the evening, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot accompanied at the piano and also called. Mrs. Beer was MC. Mrs. Beaton chaired the meet- ing, Mrs. Payne conducted a singing quizz and Miss Lammie gave courtesy remarks. Forty- three attended. Program conveners: Mrs. W. B, Cross, Miss Lammie; host- esses: Mrs. L, Purdy and Mrs. Orville Jones. VILLAGE OF MENSAL TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to and until 6 o'clock p.m„ Friday, May lst, 1964. For the preparing and placing of asphalt pavement 22 feet wide on approximately 2500 feet on Brock, Mill, Queen and Elizabeth Streets. To be placed on in two coarses. The base coarse to be one and three-quarter inches thick of coarse material. And the top coarse to be one and one- quarter inches thick of fine material. Contract prices to be submitted by the ton. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Work to be com- pleted by September lst, 1964. For further information apply at the Clerk's Office, EARL, CAMPBELL, Clerk 15,6,7,b VILLAGE OF HENSALL. • Missionary Speaker Dr. Winnifred Bryce, a re- turned missionary from India, was guest speaker at the April meeting of the U.C.W. held Monday evening in the United Church sanctuary, attended by over 175. Mrs. Bryce, for her topic, spoke on the changes in lives: first, in the city; secondly, rural area; thirdly, tribal women, Her inspirational and informative talk was given in a warm and appealing manner. The speaker was introduced by Mrs. James McAllister, and thanked by Mrs. Edison Forrest. Special guests for the eve- ning were the ladies of Chisel- hurst, Goshen, Kippen, U.C.W. and the ladies of Carmel Pres- byterian, and St. Paul's Angli- can churches, Hensall; Mrs. Walter Spencer, president, ex- tended a welcome tothe mem- bers and guests. Mrs. Robert Reaburn opened with sacred passages followed with the devotional "Unwrap- ped Gifts" by Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Ron Mock led in prayer. Vocal duets were rendered by Mrs. Pearl Passmore and Miss Mary Goodwin; and piano solos by Miss Ann Mickle; Mrs, J. Goddard presided at the organ consol for the hymns and duets. Rev. Harold Currie pronounced the benediction, after which the members and guests enjoyed a social hour and lunch in the Sunday School rooms beautiful- ly decorated with apple blos- soms, branches and singing carnaries, Hensall United Church REV. HAROLD F. CURRIE, Minister 9:45 a.m.—Church School. 11:00 a.m.—Worship Service. St. Paul's Anglican Church REV. J. PHILIP GANDON, Rector 9:45 a.m.—Morning Service. 10:15 a.m.—Sunday School. Carmel Presbyterian Church REV. D. R. MacDONALD, B.A., Minister Mrs. M. Dougall, Organist 10 a.m.—Sunday School. 11 a.m.—Worship Service .44. ThisSpace Contributed By General Coate t orks PURE 2 LBS. 89c LB. 49c ROASTS OR CHOPS Compare at 49c—Weston's Chocolate Special This Week Guest Cake 39c Compare at $1.59 (27c off pack) Ding Size Tide Compare at 37c — 48 -Oz. Tins Pineappel•Grapefruit or Apple SPECIAL PRICE )1.19 Allen's Drinks 3/95c r LB® 69c FROZEN FOOD Compare at 49c-2 Ib. 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