HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-10-29, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964
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ews off' -IE1 SALL District
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexan-
der have returned from a pleas-
ant month's vacation visiting
cousins in Manitoba and Sas-
katchewan. They made the trip
by train,
Mr. Harold Bonthron left on
Sunday, October 25, by jet for
a two weeks' vacation to Rome,
a trip he won by selling the
most mattresses for the Sealy
Coxnpany, Toronto. He was one
of a hundred salesmen across
Canada taking the trip.
Mrs. Fred Peters, of Hensall,
returned to her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Leroy
Peters, of Stratford, after spend-
ing the week -end with her hus-
band, Mrs. Fred Peters, and
daughter, Miss Bonnie Peters.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Dave Ingram
(nee Mariene Reid), a recent
bridal couple, were honored at
a reception and. Glance in Zurich
COomamnity Centre Saturday
evening, October 24, with the
arena filled for the event. The
young couple were presented
with a purse of money. Music
for dancing was provided by
Desjardine orchestra,
Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie visited
over the week -end with Mr.
and 'Airs. Ray Hillier and family
at Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Syd McClinchey,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walden, of
Auburn, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Har-
burn and family,
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Bible Society To
Canvass Hensall
Members of the Anglican,
Presbyterian and United
churches of Hensall will can-
vass the village during the first
full week of November on be-
half of the Canadian Bible So-
ciety. The Anglicans will be
responsible for visiting all
homeowners west of the tracks,
the Presbyterians will cover the
area south of Main Street, and
the United Church people will
canvass north of Main Street.
The Canadian Bible Society is
an auxiliary of the British and
Foreign Bible Society, founded
in 1804 for the sole purpose of
encouraging the wider circula-
tion of the Holy Scriptures.
This purpose is achieved by
translation, publication and dis-
tribution. Many millions of
people in the world today are
just learning to read, and it is
the main task of the Bible So-
ciety to provide these people
with the Word of God in their
own language at a price they
can afford. Because this often
means selling for below cost,
the support of all those who
value the Bible is important.
If the canvassers should miss
you, it would be appreciated if
you would send a donation to
the treasurer, Mr. Victor Pyette,
in care of the Bank of Mont-
real, Hensall.
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Obituary
Manley Jinks
Manley Charles Jinks, life-
long resident of Hensall, died
suddenly Friday evening, Octo-
ber 23, when he suffered a heart
attack while taking inventory at
General Coach Works of Can-
ada, Hensall, He had been em-
ployed with the firm for the
past 12 years.
Born in Hay Township, Mr.
Jinks was in his 57th year. He
was active in Sunday School
work at the United Church
where he was a member and
had been teaching Sunday
School class for several years.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Irene McClinchey; one
son, Ross, London; two daugh-
ters (Bernice, Mrs. Bill Shupe,
Champagne, Ill.; and Susan, at
home; four grandchildren, and
his stepmother, Mrs. C. L. Jinks,
Hensall. His father passed
away in December of 1963.
A public funeral service was
held from the Bonthron funeral
home Monday at 2 p.m., con-
ducted by Rev. Harold Currie.
Burial was in Hensall Union
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were W. C. Smith,
Rodger Venner, Fred Beer,
Jim Taylor, George Walz and
Allan Crerar.
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Hensall Kinsmen
Plan Kids Party
Hensall Kinsmen are doing
something constructive to cur-
tail the activities of local prank-
sters this Hallowe'en. The •or-
ganization has planned a fun -
filled party complete with cos-
tumes and prizes.
Proceeding will commence
with a lively parade beginning
from the Town Hall et 7 p m
Youngsters are asked to appear
in Hallowe'en attire ready to
parade to the arena where
the judges will choose the win-
ners in each class.
•Prizes will be awarded for
the best dressed and best comic
costumes in three different age
groups: under eight years, 8 to
12 years, and over 12 years.
Films will be shown and each
child will receive a Hallowe'en
treat.
CARMEL
Presbyterian Church
HENSALL
Rev, John C. Boyne, B.A., B.D.,
Minister
Mrs. Beatrice Hess
Organist and Choir Director
Sunday, Nov. 1
10 A.M.—WORSHIP SERVICE
HOLY COMMUNION
11 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
A WARM WELCOME AWAITS
YOU!
Rev. John Boyne
To Hensall Charge
Rev. John C. Boyne, B.A.,
B.D., of Cavell Presbyterian
Church in Exeter, will tempor-
arily fill the vacancy at Hen -
sail's Carmel Presbyterian
Church. The church has been
without a resident minister
since Rev. Ross McDonald left
in January to take a position
in Rodney.
Mr. Boyne will assume his
new duties this Sunday at the
10 a.ni. worship service. The
Carmel board of session and
managers agreed to the pro-
posal presented to then by the
presbyteries of the district.
The board also engaged the
services of organist and choir
director Mrs. Beatrice Hess,
Zurich, commencing November
1. Mrs. Hess will replace Mrs.
Malcom Dougall who resigned
recently after seven years in
that capacity.
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New Convenience
For Area Farmers
A new mobile feed milling
service has recently been organ-
ized by Hensall District Co-op.
The enterprise will be of great
benefit to farmers in this area
and effect them considerable
savings in time and money.
The co-operative has just pur-
chased a modern Seco mobile
feed milling unit of the newest
and most revolutionary design.
This equipment literally brings
the feed mill to the farm and
eliminates the time consuming
chore of carrying grain and
fodder to the mill for process-
ing and then back to the farm.
Mr. Garnet Mousseau says,
"Only the new Seco mill has the
many features so long needed
AMBER REKEKAHS
The regular meeting of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge, I3ensall,
was held in the Lodge Hall,
Wednesday evening, October 21,
withe Noble Grand Mrs, Clar-
ence Volland presiding,
The district deputy president,
Mrs. Ruby Beavers, of Exeter,
and her staff from Pride of
Huron Lodge, Exeter, installed
the new officers.
Taking office are: Junior past
noble grand, Mrs. Clarence Vol -
land; noble grand, Mrs, John
Ingram; vice grand, Mrs. George
Clifton; recording secretary,
Mrs. Blighton Ferg; financial
secretary, Mrs. Ernest Chip -
chase; treasurer, Mrs. Ed Cor -
to take the guess work out of
mobile milling. These include
a more accurate and "turbulent"
milling action, larger hammer -
mill and automatic pushbutton
control. Our new service defin-
itely enables the farmer to bet-
ter utilize his roughage and.
home-grown grains."
Mr. Mousseau and Wilmer
Ferguson are attending an in-
tensive training school at the
Seco company in Nashville,
Tennessee. There, they Will be
thoroughly prepared in all
phases of mobile milling, feed
nutrition and operation.
belt; warden, Mrs. Leona Parke;
conductor, Mrs. Jack Corbett;
musician, Mrs. William Fuss;
chaplain, Mrs. Earl Campbell;
color bearer, Mrs. Howard Lem -
mon; RSNG, Mrs. Beverly Bea-
ton; LSNG, Mrs. Inez McEwen;
RSVG, Mrs. R. A. Orr; LSVG,
Mrs, Lindsay Eyre; IG, Mrs. El-
gin Thompson, and OG, Mrs.
Hugh McEwen.
A corsage and gift was pre -
seated to Mrs. Beavers by Noble
Grand Mrs. Ingram on behalf
of the lodge.
Following the meeting tickets
were sold on a tablecloth and
won by Mrs. Blighton Ferg, and
a tea towel won by Mrs. Wil-
liam Smale. Refreshments were
served.
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Kinsmen Council
In Niagara Fails
Members of the Kinsmen
Club of Hensall will attend the
district 1 fall council meeting
being held in Niagara Falls, Oc-
tober 31 and November 1. Lo-
cal delegates to the meeting
are: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker, Mr.
and l'drs. John Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Johnston, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Mickle, and Mr, and Mrs.:
Bill Fuss.
The fall council meeting is a
gathering of all club presidents
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the district executive headed by
Governor ;Mit Edgar, of Clin-
ton. The governor and his ex-
ecutive cornmitee will lay be-
fore the delegates plans for the
operation of Kinsmen affairs in
this area over the next club
year.
A member of the national ex-
ecutive of the Association of
Kinsmen Clubs will also be on
hand to explain the overall poli-
cies adopted for. the all-Cana-
clian organization at its recent
national convention.
The Kinsmen meeting will
enable Kinsmen from District
1 to exchange service ideas, to
learn more about parliamentary
procedure, and hear how other
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