HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-06-17, Page 3T'H'URSDAY, JUNE 17, 1945
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Celebrates 96th Birthday Today
Congratulations are in order
for Mrs. Phoebe Weber, patient
at the Queens wa y Nursing
Horne, Hensail, for the past two
years, who will celebrate her
96 birthday Thursday, June 17.
The oldest resident in Hen -
sell, Mrs. Weber was a life-long
resident of Zurich, where she
was a seamstress most of her
life, and her favorite hobby
was gardening. She was also
an active worker in St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich.
Members of her family are:
one son, Morris, Zurich; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Hugh Thiel, Zurich,
and Mrs. Gertrude Deters, of
London.
The event will be celebrat-
ed with a birthday party at the
nursing home.
Honoured On
35th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey John-
ston. of Huronview, were hon-
oured last Saturday night when
their family took them out to
dinner in Zurich on the occa-
sion of their 35th wedding an-
niversary. Mrs. Rebecca John-
ston, mother of Mr. Johnston,
was unable to attend.
The party then went to the
home of their eldest daughter,
Mrs. Grant MacLean, where
they were joined by Bert and
Mhs. Johnston and James and
Mrs. Thompson of Wingham.
The family presented Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston with two lawn
chairs, and an anniversary cake
and ice cream were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston have
four daughters: Helen (Mrs.
Grant MacLean) Hensall; Leona
(Mrs. James Armstrong) Brus-
sels; Doris (Mrs. Berne Mc-
Kinley) North Bay (who was
unable to attend), and Joan
(Mrs. Dwight Campbell) Blyth.
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Hensail Kinettes
Visit Hospital
Regular .meeting of Hensall
Kinettes was held at the home
of Mrs. Jack Drysdale Wednes-
day evening, with Mrs. George
Beer as special guest.
A donation was made to the
Mental Health Society. Kins-
men and Kinettes will visit the
Goderich hospital to entertain
patients on Wednesday, June
23.
Following the meeting court
whist was prayed, with Mrs, Bob
Caldwell high winner.
Four Kinette birthdays were
celebrated: Mrs. William Cle-
ment, Mrs. William Mickle, Mrs.
William Fuss and Mrs. Jack
Drysdale.
Hensall Institute
Enjoys Picnic On
Member's Lawn
With ideal weather' prevail-
ing the annual picnic of Hen -
sail Women's Institute was held
on the lawns at the home of
Mrs, Garfield Broderick, Hen -
sail, last Wednesday evening,
with a delicious picnic supper
served and enjoyed by 23 adults
and seven children.
At the conclusion of the sup-
per a short business meeting
was .held presided over by Mrs.
Beverly Beaton, when Mrs. R.
A. Orr gave highlights of the
district annual at Zurich re-
cently. Mrs, R. M. Peck, Mrs.
James Bengough and Mrs. V.
M. Pyette were appointed a
committee to arrange .articles
for the exhibit at Exeter Fall
Fair.
A full line of sports were en-
joyed, under direction of Mrs.
Wilbert Dilling and Mrs. Eliza-
beth Riley, and the winners
were: putting balloon in basket,
Mrs. Archie Noakes; girls' race,
Karen Broderick; boys' race,
Allan Reid; boys' shoe scrarn-
1?tepftd
MRS. MADE HEDDEN, Editor
Carmel Church
Prepares For
SpecialOccasion
Sunday morning last, Douglas
Codling, BA, was in charge of
the service and for his theme
chose to speak on "Longing For
God". The choir, under direc-
tion of Mrs. Beatrice Hess, con-
tributed a selection.
', * ,
Arnold Circle anniversary
meeting will be held Monday,
June 21, at 8:15 p.m., in the
school room, when Mrs. J. C.
Boyne will be guest speaker.
* *
The United Church members
will be worshipping in this
church the last Sunday in June
and the four Sundays in July.
ble, Michael Davis.
Sponge contest, Mrs. Robert
E1gie's side; potato race, Mrs.
Joe Ferguson's side; birthday
closest to day of picnic, Mrs.
Thomas Kyle, Sr.; button con-
test, Mrs. Fred Beer; measuring
contest, Mrs. R. Elgie.
The hostess and sports com-
mittee were thanked by Mrs.
Elgie.
Huron TB Group
Attend Annual
Members of Huron and Perth
TB Associations who attended
the annual Ontario TB Associa-
tion and annual Canadian TB
Association meetings in Toron-
to were: G. A. Watt, Blyth,
president of Huron County TB
Association; Mrs, D. C. Cornish,
Seaforth, chairman and secre-
tary of the Seal Sale Commit-
tee; D. M. Rae, Stratford, a di-
rector of OTA and elected vice-
president OTA; Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Davis, Stratford, who re-
ceived citations and life mem-
berships in CTA for 18 years
of work for the control. and
eradication of TB; C. W. Leach,
Stratford, Perth County's OTA
representative 1964-1965; Mrs.
Kae McDonnell, public health
nurse, St. Marys; Mrs. H. J.
Graham, Stratford, Seal Sale
secretary, and Mrs. Beryl Dav-
idson, executive secretary for
both associations.
Dr. J. C. Ross, of Goderich,
was elected honorary vice-presi-
dent of the Ontario Association.
Dr. Ross retired from the local
association this year after many
years of constant support.
OPS ` ING DANCE
SEAFORT4H LIONS PARK
Picnic Pavilion
Saturday, June 19
Dancing 9 to midnight
with music by the
CHEVELS OF WALKERTON
ADMISSION $1.00
Dancing will continue each Saturday night, with
music on June 26th zy the Concords.
Enjoy the big new floor amid the pleasant surroundings
of the Lions Park
Brucefiekl Couple
Married 30 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott,
of Brucefield, celebrated their
30th wedding anniversary Fri-
day, and a surprise family din-
ner held at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich, in their honor.
Attending the celebration
were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Ilaist, Crediton; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Brunzlow, Exeter, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Anderson, of Bruce-
field.
After dinner they were sur-
prised with a get-together of
the relatives held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brunzlow,
Exeter. An enjoyable evening
of progressive euchre, followed
with the presentation of lovely
gifts and lunch, rounded out a
delightful evening.
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A few seconds spent in seri-
ous thought about the dangers
of water recreation could pre-
vent hundreds of drownings.
Think ... don't sink! This is
Red Cross Water Safety in Can-
ada. Be water wise!
Toronto Minister
Guest Speaker At
United Church
Dr. Earl S. Lautensehlager,
BA, BD, DD, LLD, principal orf
Emmanuel College, To rant o,
was guest minister at annivers-
ary services in Hensall United
Church, Sunday, June 13, at 11
a.m. and 7:30 p.m., delivering
inspiring and challenging mes-
sages to large congregations.
For his morning subject he
spoke on "Keeping the Sabbath
Holy". Guest soloist, Allan El-
ston, of Centralia. sang two
lovely solos, "I walked today
where Jesus walked" and "The
Stranger of Galilee". The choir
anthem was "Praise my soul
the King of Heaven".
At the evening service Dr.
Lautenschlager chose for his
theme "The Two Trees of
Eden". The choir for their se-
lection sang "Sing Hallelujah,
Praise the Lord", and "Glory
to God". Mrs. John Turkheim
was organist.
Flowers in the church were
in grateful recognition of all
those who .have served the
church in the past and at the
present time. Rev. H. F. Currie,
minister of the church, was in
the pulpit and introduced the
guest speaker.
HURON COUNTY FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURAL
ANNUAL WORSHIP SERVICE
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(GLEN HURON) 3 miles north of Bayfield on Highway 21
Sunday, June 2O at 2:
Please bring sandwiches and tarts or cookies!
Coffee and Chocolate Milk will be provided
REV. I. BODENHAM WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER
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