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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1965-09-23, Page 3'7'1.11URSY, 31$PTEMBER 23, 1965 MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor BUILDING COMMITTEE of the Hensall United Church are shown here at the new signboard they have erected, renewing the official dedication of their Christian Education iia';iities on Sunday afternoon. Left to right are Mrs. Jean Corneil, Walter Spencer (chairman), Ian McAllister (chair- man of the finance committee), Edison Forrest, Doug Cook (secretary), Vern Alderdice, Robert Drysdale (treasurer), and Elgin Roweliffe. About People You Know .. . ITEMS ABOUT HENSALL N( :e Grand Mrs. J. F. In- gram presided for the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge, last Wednesday night. A motion was passed to send a shower of cards to Mrs. Ellen Walker. who recently celebrat- ed a birthday. Visiting com- mittee reported on visits to the sick and shut-ins. Installation of officers will take place Oc- tob,e- 6 with District Deputy Mrs. E;rIna Caldwell in charge. Reent guests with Mrs. Ella Drysdale were her brother-in- law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. rack Drysdale, Vancouver, B.C.:...her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar- gare: Stowel, and her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gib- son. s"1 of Stetler, Alberta. P. L. 1VIeNaughton is a pa- tient : i Clinton Public Hos- pital. Mrs. Ella Drysdale and Mrs. Pearl Case, of London, have returned from an ejoyable four- day motor trip along the St. Lawrence River to Upper Can- ada va:lage and to Ottawa. Dar;: a severe electrical stoma :were Friday afternoon a Hoi t n cow, owned by Dick Tay -.r, of Chiselhurst, was struck by lightning and instant- ly k: c d. The animal was ly- ing i:; the field when struck. The veterinarian who was called said he never saw an animal so badly burned. Members of Hensall Women's Institaate will entertain patients at E, ronview on Wednesday evening., September 29, and are asked ,o meet at the Town Hall at 6 45 p.m. Mr-.. Clarence Reid was the lucky winner of the jackpot of $85 al a bingo in Clinton Tues - clay e evening, sponsored by the Murcia Fish and Game Club. Paul's Anglican W,A. was held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Barrie J a c k s o n. After opening devotions, two-way dis- cussion and lack of understand- ing about the W.A. was dis- cussed. The president, Mrs. Tom Lavender, reported she had discussed catering for the Huron Division Guiders' dinner with the division commissioner, Miss McMillan, and would fix a definite date for early Novem- ber. Plans were made for the order bazaar and bake sale to be held on Saturday, October 23, and it was decided to have it in the afternoon only. Anniversary Services Anniversary services will be observed in Chiselhurst United Church, Sunday, September 26, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Afternoon speaker, Harvey Sperling, To- ronto; evening speaker, Rev. Clifford G. Park, Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton. Carmel W.M.S. The Women's Missionary So- ciety of Carmel Presbyterian Church met for their Septem- ber meeting in the church school room with president Mrs. Earl Campbell presiding. She extended a welcome to the members. Mrs. Archie Hog- garth and Mrs. Harry Snell led the devotional period. Several items of business were brought up for discussion. A car load of members attended the fall rally at Goderich on Tuesday. A brief meeting of the Ladies' Aid followed, when plans for a bazaar were made for Novem- ber 6, Guide Hike Fall activities of Hensall Girl Guides will begin with a half day hike Saturday, September 25, to Glenmac. Rain or shine, girls will meet at home of Mrs. Bob Baker Jr., at 9.45 a.m., and are asked to bring their own hot dogs, buns and desserts. Mrs. George Troyer and baby d a u g h t e r, Catherine Louise. St. Paul's W.A. h ave returned home from South Tic regular meeting of St. Huron Hospital. our &stein , er Cho . se from a Class Extra Sire a Superior Type Sire an All -Canadian Sire two Superior Production Sires a Reserve All -Canadian Sire seven other A.I. Proven Sires These bulls, along with our 24 other Holsteins; have been selected from top bloodlines. They are included in our new Holstein Sire Catalogue to be released October 1st. Pian your fall breeding program for herd improvement Now ! For catalogues, service or further information — phone week clays before 10:00 A.M., or for Sunday service phone Saturday, 6.8 p.m., td Clinton office, Zenith 9-5650. ATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASS'S Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson, Toronto, and Patrick Soldan Birmingham, Mich., were week- and Sharon Lightfoot, of Lon - end visitors with Mrs. L. Situp- don, spent the weekend with son. Mr. and Mrs. John Soldan and Michael. Mrs. Maurice Johnston, the former Sadie Harburn, Hensall, and her daughter, Mrs. Peter (Mabel) Turner, of Flint, Mich., were week -end guests with Mr. and 1VIrs. Edwin Dick, of Cromarty. They also r en e we d. • Charles Mickle, of Hamilton, and Robert Mickle, UWO, Lon- don, spent Sunday with their Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird acquaintances with old friends + o meettem. Rally day services were held Discuss Protect in the United Church Sunday morning, September 19, at 11 First meeting of the 4-H pro. a -m. This was a combined ject, "Sleeping Garments", was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Eyre, Saturday, September 18, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Charles Eyre and Mrs. Robert Gemmell are the leaders for this project. Meeting opened with the 4-H pledge followed by election of officers. President, Donna Whitehouse; vice-president, Thea Van Nic- kerk; floating secretary, Bar- bara Gemmell; telephone girl, Janice Eyre; press reporter, Gwen McLean; pianist, Marion Roberts. Next meeting is to take in the village, who were pleased t h l�ippon 4-H Girls service of the church school and the morning congregation. The children attended the morning worship with their par- ents, as a family unit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little and family are moving back to Hen- sall where Mr. Little (Buck) will engage in his former occu- pation of painting and paper- ing. They expect to return the first of October. Miss Ann Mickle spent the week -end in London with Miss Sharon Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol place at the Legion Hall, Hen - spent the week -end with Mr. salt, Saturday, October 2. at and Mrs. Jerry 13randerhorst 2:30 p.m. Members are to have and family, Mount Hope, and their sewing box requirements, in Brant- scissors, pins, etc., also pattern and materials, before the rex; Chisholm, a meeting. also ,!sited relatives ford and Woodstock. Dr. and Mrs. Colin Unit 1 - UC Unit one of UCW commenced their fall program of work and worship Monday, September 20, under the leadership of Mrs. Robert Reaburn, The new study on "Jesus Christ and the Chris- tian Life" was introduced by Mrs, Douglas Cook, Devotional by Mrs, Ian McAllister with the theme "Let your light so shine", life and work of Dr. Albert Sweitzer as an example. Plans were finalized for the stewardship supper meeting, Monday, September 27, at 6:30 pan, An interesting contest was conducted by Mrs. Ross Richardson. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs, John Goddard and Mrs. Ross Forrest. This was followed by a brief poster blitz. 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