Zurich Citizens News, 1966-06-16, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966
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Rev. W; J. Rogers, Mrs.
Rogers and Brenda, of Erin.
dale, were guests Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd McLean and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer
and Greg.
Prof. Cameron Henry, of Lon-
don, visited over !the week -end
with his mother, Mrs, William
lienry.
Members of Hensall Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary attended serv-
ice in a body at St, Paul's An-
glican Church Sunday morn-
ing and were addressed by the
rector, Rev, J. P. Gandon, who
gave an inspiring message.
President Mrs. Harold Camp -
Legion Ladies
Plan Picnic
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary met
Tuesday evening for their June
sneeting with president Mrs
Harold C a m p b e 11 presiding.
Plans were laid for their an-
nual picnic at Riverside Park,
Exeter, in July.
The Auxiliary accepted an in•
vitation to Goderich Auxiliary
on June 21, and catered for a
banquet Friday evening, June
10, for the Hensall Kinsmen
when they entertained .their
wives.
Mrs. Byran Kyle won the
guessing prize, and Mrs, Clar-
ence Reid the mystery prize.
Following the meeting the
group motored to Grand Bend
and enjoyed a late supper at
the Imperial Hotel.
MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor
bell of the Auxiliary read the
first lesson, Miss Jean Hender-
son was soloist, ,choosing for her
s e l e ct i on "My Task". Mrs.
Frank Forrest was at the organ
consul. Flowers were in mem-
ory of Mrs. Percy Tippett and
Clarence Lenaghan.
Glenn Love, of Sudbury, who
has been a patient in Toronto
General Hospital for several
months where he underwent a
major operation, is vacationing
with his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. McEwen,
and other relatives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. John Konynen-
dyk and Lenore, Woodstock;
Mr, and Mrs. A. Lagerwerf, of
Parkhill.; Mrs. J. Lucio and Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Gelderland, of
Ridgetown; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dodds and Lynne, of Seaforth,
were guests Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs.
K. Lagerwerf attending a birth-
day celebration for Mrs. Geld.
erland.
Albert Klungel, Winsohoten,
Holland, is s p e n di n g three
months vacationing with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Klungel, and
family, at the Queensway nurs-
ing home. Harry is the only
son he has in Canada, the rest
of his family live in Holland.
Gordon McGavin, of Walton,
will speak on Walton and vi.
einity •at a general meeting of
the Huron County Historical
Society, which will be held in
the Ethel Community Centre on
Monday, June 20, at 8 p.m. Mrs.
Cliff Dunbar is in charge of
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Rev. W. J. Rogers, of Erin -
dale, preached to large congre•
•gations delivering very fine and
informative discourses at anni•
versary services in Hensall
United Ghureh Sunday morn•
ing and evening services. The
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tributed to the service under
the direction of Mrs. John Turk,
helm. S. G. Rannie was soloist,
and a trio composed of Miss
Mary Goodwin, Mrs. Pearl Pass,.
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UCW Hold Supper
A lovely arrangement of yel-
low tulips, iris and lilacs formed
an attractive setting for the tea
tables atthe annual smorgas-
bord held in the United Church
Wednesday evening.
Over four hundred people
were served a delicious dinner
of turkey, ham, jellos, salads
and desserts. One hundred and
twenty take-out dinners were
also taken care of.
A great success, with pro-
ceeds most gratifying, the smor-
gasbord was sponsored by the
United Church Women and
convened by Mrs. Verne Alder -
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Entertain Wives
Members of the Hensall Kins-
men Club entertained their
wives to a banquet at the Le-
gion Hall Friday evening, when
a turkey dinner, catered to by
Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxili-
ary, was served.
Jim Hyde, retiring president,
was presented with a plaque
for his year's work, and Mrs,
Hyde presented with a picture.
The presentations were made
by past president John Baker.
Dancing to music provided
by Desjardine orchestra was
held at the local arena.
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Hensall Couple Celebrate Their
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Jones,
of Hensall, celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary en Satur-
day, June 12, with a family
dinner -at Monetta Menard's,
Grand Bend, attended by all
members of their family and
grandchildren. They presented
them with lovely gifts, includ-
ing 50 gold mums.
The wedding cake, flanked
with gold and bronze mums,
centred the wedding table.
Mr, and Mrs. Jones were mar-
ried June 14, 1916, at the home
of the bride's parents, Abraham
and Melissa . Hugill, of Huron
Road, by the late Rev. Robert
McKinley, Following their mar-
riagethey lived on the groom's
farm in Stanley Township,
where Mr. Jones farmed for 27
years before coming to Hensall
in 1943.
They have a family of two
sons and two daughters, Wil-
mer, Stanley Township, the
homestead, and Wes, of Port
Perry; (Kathleen) Mrs. Fred
Ireland, Toronto, and (Mildred)
Mrs, Ian Feguson, London,
There are eight grandchildren
and four great-grandehilden.
Mr, Jones is a carpenter and
contractor by trade, and has
built many fine homes and
buildings, He served on the
Hensall council for eight years,
and was reeve seven years, He
was active in the Hensall IGOF
Lodge and received his 50 -year
jewel in March, 1965. Both
are members of Hensall United
Church, where Mrs. Jones it
active in the church organiz-
ations.
They were the recipients of
cards, gifts and congratulatory
messages from Hon. Lester B.
Pearson, Prime Minister 461 Can-
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