HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-02-18, Page 3'THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 18, 1965 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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News of HENSALL District
Mrs. Clendon Christie, who
has been a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital, where size un,
derwent surgery returned home
Sunday.
The home bake sale and tea,
sponsored by Hensall Ladies'
Hensall Kinettes
Raised $205 For
March of Dimes
The regular meeting of Hen-
sall Kinettes was held Wednes-
day evening at the home of the
president, Mrs. John Baker,
with all members present. The
group was pleased to welcome
one guest, Mrs. Alvin Campbell.
'treasurer Mrs. Bob Caldwell
gave a report of the March of
Dimes campaign and announced
that $205 had been raised.
The next meeting, February
24, will be cancelled so that all
members can go to the Ontario
Hospital at Goderich to enter-
tain the patients there. This
is a joint Kinsmen Kinette serv-
ice project.
The draw prize was won by
Mrs. Harold Knight. After the
business .a successful auction
bake sale was held by the mem-
bers.
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Legion Auxiliary held in the
Legion Hall Saturday, was very
successful.
Mrs. Dorothy Biemold, Toron-
to, is a house guest with Mrs.
Rheta Charles.
United Church Notes
Flowers in the sanctuary of
Hensall United Church Sunday
morning were placed in loving
memory of Mrs. (Dr.) B. A.
Campbell and infant son Bryon,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Murdock, and two sisters, Miss
Ethel and Vera, Mrs. C. A, Ilog-
garth, by the Campbell family.
Installed in office Sunday
morning at the service were
the recently elected members of
the committee of stewards: Jack
Drysdale, Cecil Pepper, James
Drummond, Murray Traquair,
Lorne Hay, Wilmer Ferguson.
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Huron UCW Over
Allocation Mark
By Nearly $2000
An executive meeting of the
Huron UCW Presbyterial was
held at the Blyth United. Church
on February 8, 1965.
The meeting was opened by a
short worship service conducted
by .Mrs. Philips, Blyth. Mrs.
Allan McTaggart, Moncrief, was
in charge of the business for
the afternoon.
Mrs. Brock Olde, Clinton,
gave a splendid treasurer's re-
port and reported that Huron
had exceeded their allocation of
$29,400 by $1,904.
Mrs. Orval Harrison, Monk -
ton, reported that $7,000 had
been reached towards the West -
minister College furnishing fund
and still have $2,000 more to
pay.
Delegates were named to at-
tend the UCW conferece, which
is to be held in Windsor on
March 31 and April 1, 1965
Plans were made for the an-
nual Presbyterial meeting which
is being held in North Side
United Church, Seaforth, March
24, 1965. Rev. Frank Morgan,
from Trinity United Church,
Kitchener, is to be the guest
speaker. Also Rev. and Mrs,
G. Mills, Ontario Street, Clinton,
will give "impressions" on their
visit to the General Council last
September in Newfoundland.
Mrs. Philips moved a very
hearty vote of thanks to the re-
tiring president, Mrs. Allan Mc-
Taggart, for the untiring lead-
ership she had given the Pres-
byterial in the past two years.
A delicious lunch was served
by the ladies of Blyth UCW.
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The 27th
Annual Meeting
OF THE
Hensall District Co-operative
INCORPORATED
Will Be Held in the
LEGION HALL, HENSALL
ON
Tuesday, February 23, 1965
AT 8 P.M.
Guest Speaker: Don Slinger, head nutritionist for the
Co -Op Feed Department,
1lsluable Door Prizes
Refreshments Will 13e Served
Every Member Should Make a Special Effort to Attend!
EDGAR RATIIWELT,
President
BERTIiAM KLOPP
Secretary
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Obituar /
Mrs. R. Middleton
Residents of Hensall and cont
munity were saddened to learn
of the passing of a highly
esteemed and belovved citizen,
Mrs. R. H. Middleton, who
passed away on Monday, Feb-
ruary 15, at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London.
The former Jean M. Woods,
she was born in .Bayfield,• daugh-
ter of the late Dr. Ninian W.
Woods and Margaret F. Buchan.
She attended Clinton Collegiate
Institute and Stratford Normal
School and then taught near
Orton and in Galt before enter-
ing into Toronto General Hos-
pital School of Nursing as a
trainee, She was a member of
class '33.
She was married to R. H. Mid-
dleton, June 18, 1938, residing
in Port Credit for one year be-
fore moving to Hensel' where
her husband was a druggist for
20 years.
A member of St. Paul's Angli-
can Church, she was secretary -
treasurer of the Deanery WA,
served as both president and
secretary -treasurer of St, Paul's
WA, Hensall, and interested and
active in all departments of
church work.
Surviving are her husband
and one son, Bob; also one sis-
ter (Lucy) Mrs. Carl Diehl, Bay.
field,
Resting at the Bonthron
funeral chapel, Hensall, the pub-
lic funeral service will be held
from St. Paul's Anglican Church
Thursday, February 18, 1965, at
2:30 p,m., with burial in Bay-
field cemetery. Rev. J. P. Gan -
don will officiate.
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Valeatine Treats
For Area Aged
Groups from two Hensall
churches visited the Queens-
way Nursing Home there on the
week -end to display the true
spirit of St. Valentine's Day.
Residents at the home were
pleasantly surprised Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. 11. Bon-
thron and Mrs. G. Schwalm
from the Arnold Circle of the
Presbyterian church presented
them with a large basket of
treats.
Arnold Circle
The February meeting of the
Presbyterian Arnold Circle was
held in the church basement
February 15, with president
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm giving a
reading, "Doing the Impossible".
Miss L. McFalls read a mission-
ary letter from India.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs.
Trevor Wilson, in charge of the
w o r s h i p, conducted a skit,
"Women of the Church", with
Mrs. Bob Bell, Mrs. Harold Bon-
thron and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
dressed in clothes 'of the turn
of the century, assisted by Mrs.
Bob Taylor, Mrs. Gerald Bell,
Miss MWFalls and Mrs. Lloyd
Mousseau.
Mrs, Harold Bonthron gave
report of the Valentine boxes
to the Queensway nursing home,
Hensall, on February 13, Special
thanks were given to, Mrs. Al
Scholl for the lovely boxes,
fixed for all. Visitors at the
nursing home are enjoyed and
appreciated and a warm wel-
eotne was given Mr. Bonthron
and Mrs. Schwalm from the pa-
tients.
Meeting closed with the bene-
diction by Mrs. Bev. Beaton.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Bon-
thron and Mrs. L. Mousseau.
THREE STARS—These three youngsters
played aimportant role in the Mite exhibi-
tion
i-
tion hockey game played in the Zurich Arena
as Part of the annual Valentine Carnival.
The game was played Saturday night be-
tween IIensall and Zurich, with the latter
team winning by a 3-2 score. Left is Danny
fy, one of the goal -getters s for Hensall;
centre is Gerald Weido, who scored all three
Zurich goals; and right is Wayne Buchanan,
the other Hensall marksman.
Chiselhurst UCW
The Chiselhurst UCW oom-
bined a pot -luck dinner and
quilting with their February
meeting. Seventeen members
answered the roll call with a
verse from Psalm 18.
Mrs. T. Brintnell led the wor-
ship •on "Blue Depression". Mrs,
Clarence Coleman gave the
Bible study on "The Living
Word", •and told how the Bible
was compiled.
President Mrs. Harold Parker
who presided, reported on the
executive meeting in Blyth.
Another day's quilting was
planned for this week, making
the sixth consecutive Tuesday
quilting.
Guides Adopt
New Flag, Too
As the new Canadian Flag is
being declared official as of
February 15, it has been an-
nounced that the Girl Guides of
Canada will use this official
flag in place of the Union Jack.
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