HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-07-30, Page 3THURSDAY, JOLT 30, 1954
News of HENSALL District
Miss Helen and Mr. Milton
Boyle Toronto, who have just
returned from a trip to the
west coast, visited Sunday eve-
ning with 1VIr, and Mrs. Laird
Mickle and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hedden
and family, of Dresden, are hol-
idaying with Mr, Herb Hedden.
Charles Mickle, London, vis-
ited Saturday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob
and Ann.
Mrs. Ralph McArthur, Mac
and Cam, left by jet for Win-
nipeg after holidaying with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Beer, and brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Beer, and family. They were
met at Winnipeg by F/LT Ralph
McArthur and motored to their
home at Rivers, Man.
Miss Sharon Riley, London,
spent last week holidaying with
Miss Ann Mickle.
Doctor W. R. and Mrs. Sproat
and family, of Windsor, return-
ing from holidays at Rostrevor
Beach Lodge, Lake Rosseau,
will spend the long week -end
with Mrs. Earle Sproat.
Miss Pauline Bell, of St.
Thomas School of Figure Skat-
ing, was successful in passing
a set of figures on Saturday,
July 26. This is the second set
of figures Pauline has captured
in the past four months. Don-
ald Cumming is her profes-
sional.
Union Services
Services in the United Church
Sunday morning were conduct-
ed by Rev. H. F. Currie, who
delivered a forceful and enlight-
ing message. Harry Horton
sang a pleasing solo, "In the
Garden", with Mrs. John Turk-
heun presiding at the organ
consol. Flowers in the church
sanctuary were in loving mem-
ory of M:iss Eliza Newell, placed
by members of the family.
DUWARD McADAMS
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Union services for the month
of August will commence Sun-
day at 11 am, in Carmel Pres-
byterian Church.
Employees of General Coach
Works of Canada are on vaca-
tion •this week.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Schwalm,
Charles and Marjorie, are vaca-
tioning at Elim Lodge, near
Peterborough.
Rev. H. F. Currie, Mrs. Cur-
rie and family will be on vaca-
tion for the month of August.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Smith
and Herb Hedden spent the
week -end visiting with Mrs.
Pearl Hedden and family at St.
Catharines.
James Taylor has been ap-
pointed a representative of the
Travellers Insurance Company,
specializing in all forms of in-
surance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker
and Patsy are vacationing this
week with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Wein, at Cape Breton Island
on the east coast.
Miss Diane Bedard, of Lon-
don, has returned home after
spending two weeks vacationing
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Bell.
Rathwell Reunion
Sixth annual Rathwell re -
u n i o n was held at Seaforth
Lions Park, Sunday, July 19,
with 82 signing the register,
with Mrs. Ray Fear, Clinton, in
charge of registration.
The 1965 slate of officers are:
president, Orm Moffatt, Toron-
to; vice-president, Gerald Rath -
well, L u c k n o w; treasurer,
D'Arcy Rathwell, Brucefield;
secretary, Mrs. John Grigg, Clin-
ton; contest committee, Mrs.
Tom Rathwell, Clinton; Mrs.
Floyd Turner, Varna; registra-
tion, Mrs. Albert Horner, Sea -
forth; park facilities, D'Arcy
Rathwell; tea committee, Mrs.
D'Arcy Rathwell, Mrs. Harry
Plumsteel, Clinton; Mrs, Hazel
Rathwell, Hensall.
Contests were directed by
president Harvey Stewart, with
Fred Sloman, Orm Moffat and
Cliff Stewart as judges. The
1965 picnic will be held as
usual, third Sunday in July.
Miss Eliza Newell
Public funeral service for the
late Miss Eliza M. Newell, 82,
of Exeter, formerly of Hensall,
was held from the Bonthron
funeral home Friday, July 24,
with Rev. Harold F. Currie con-
ducting the service. Burial was
in Hensall Union cemetery.
Miss Newell, who passed away
in South Huron Hospital, Exe-
COMING — AUGUST 13 -19
Thursday thru Wednesday
Cleopatra
BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN
Clinton
CIMMICUMSMIEMMINIIMINSI
ter, on Wednesday, is survived
by one brother, Calvin Newell,
of British Columbia and several
nieces and nephews,
Recreation Notes
Thursday, July 23, a penny
carnival was held at the Arena
and over seven dollars realized
which will be forwarded to the
Crippled Children, London.
Friday, July 24, featured a
wild west parade in the morn-
ing, with swimming at Lions
Park, Seaforth, in the after-
noon.
Winners in the parade were:
Tots 1, Chrissy McGregor; 2,
Bob Clement; 3, Greg Sinker
and Tony Kyle, tied.
Juniors: 1, Mary Lou Scott;
2, Bill Webster; 3, Lloyd Allan.
Seniors: 1, Michael Davis; 2,
Marjorie Schwalm; 3, Keith
Roszel and John Taylor (tied),
Judges were Mrs. Robert Rea -
burn and iVlrs. Douglas Cook.
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SS Picnic At
Chisel'hurst
About 60 people attended
the annual Chiselhurst Sunday
Thursday, July 30, "On
Wheels Day" and contests.
FrictaY, July 31, will feature,
"On Wheels Parade", showing
decorated bicycles. Swimming
at Seaforth in the afternoon.
This will conclude the recrea-
tion activities for this year.
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Hensall United Church
REV. HAROLD F. CURRIE, Minister
11 a.m.—Union Services for the month of August
during the month of July.
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
Mrs. M. Dougall, Organist
11 a,m.--•Union Services at the Presbyterian Church
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General Coach Works
School picnic held on the
grounds Tuesday, July 21. The
picnic supper was followed by
sports conducted by the sports
committee, Ruth Anne Coleman,
Patricia Harris, David Brock
and Eric Ross.
Pre-school children's r a c e,
Dwight Kinsman; girls, 6 to 9,
Linda Nowasad; boys 6 to 9,
Larry Ferguson; girls 10 to 12,
Joyce Ferguson; bays 10 •to 12,
Gerry Sararas.
Young woman's race, Karen
Sararas; young men's race, Don-
ald Cole; three -legged race,
Susan Stinson, Patricia Harris;
wheelbarrow race, Karen Sa-
raras, Joyce Ferguson.
Relays followed and the team
captains were Mrs. Alvin Cole
and Mrs. J. Brintell. A peanut
scramble was held for the chil-
dren,
Three people tied for guess-
ing the number of peanuts in
a jar—they were Dwight Kins-
man, Mary Brintnell, John Kins-
man.
Bayview Goll Course
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Bayview Golf Course is located on the Bluewater
Highway, seven miles north off Grand Bend,
or half mile south of St. Joseph, on
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ONTARIO WINNERS in a contest spon-
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Alexander in connection with the sale of
Zenith freezers was Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bean, RR 1, Brucefield. The young couple
will have a free trip to New York from
August 3 to 8, with all expenses paid. They
will stay at the Taft Hotel, and each will
receive $100 in spending money, as well as
receiving free tickets to the World's Fair.
They will travel by jet TCA. Shown here
presenting Mr., and Mrs. Bean with their
tickets is Jack Drysdale, of Drysdale Crest
Hardware in Hensall. One coupie in each
province of Canada were the winners in the
contest.
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