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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-02-02, Page 3THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1967 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS. PAGE THREE Honor Bride Prior To Her Wedding Miss Patricia Harris and Mrs. Boss Riley were co -hostesses for a miscellaneous showes for Miss Susan Stinson, prior to her marriage Friday evening to Leslie. James Riley. Some 65 friends, neighbors and relatives meet to honor her in the Legion Hall, Hensall, beautifully decor- ated in pink and white motif. A program was presented, consisting of reading by Mrs. Beatrice Munn, Mrs. G. Carey, and duet by the Misses Janice Wright and Ruth Coleman. Mrs. Percy Harris read the presentation address, and gifts were presented to Susan by Wendy and• Cheryl Riley in a decorated basket. The bride - elect received a host of beauti- ful gifts for which she expressed her thanks and appreciation. Contests were enjoyed and re- reshments served. MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volland, of Hensall, will celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary quietly on February 5, Kippen East Women's Insti- tute held a most successful dessert euchre and bake sale in Hensall Legion Hall, Wednes- day, January 25, which netted $55. Nineteen tables were in play for the euchre with seven prizes: two firsts, two seconds, two consolations, .and one lone hand awarded. Mrs. Harry Strang, Huron - dale; Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Credi- ton, and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, Hensall, attended the meeting of the district officers from the four districts: south, east, and west Huron, and south Perth, at the agricultural board rooms, Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt ob- served ther 51st wedding anni- versary, Sunday, January 29, and were entertained to a fam- ily dinner at Hotel Hensall, ar- ranged by members of their family. Present were their sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Consitt, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Consitt, of Annual Meeting of Hensall United Church Hears Progress Reports The •annual congregational of the church. tweeting of Hens a 11 United Church was preceeded by a de- licious pot -luck dinner served by the United Church Women on Wednesday evening, Jan - nary 25, at 7 p.m. Following dinner a hearty sing -song was led by Mrs. James McAllister with Miss Greta Lammie at the piano. Preceeding the business meet- ing, a short program was 'pre- sented with Mrs. Rodger Ven- ner reading an original poem and Mrs. Dave Kyle a humor- ous reading. There was a piano instrumental by Mrs. Robert Pryde. The devotional period, con- ducted by Rev. Harold F. Cur- rie, included a silent tribute to those who have passed away since the last annual meeting. The business meeting was chaired by the minister, with minutes read and recorded by William Mickle, clerk of the congregation. Reports of church organiza- tion work for the past year were presented in printed form and reviewed by all present. They indicated an increase in stewardship of time, ability and possessions to the life and work The 1966 missionary and maintenance budget was met and exceeded donations in 1965. Monies to the local treasury were also up. The session re- port was presented by Walter Spencer, clerk. Nominating committee, con- sisting of James McGregor, Rob- ert Caldwell, Jack Simmons and Eric Mansfield, were authorized to fill vacancies on the com- mittee of stewards. Edison Forrest was elected to a three-year term as clerk of the congregation. The 1967 budget, prepared by •the finance committee and pre- sented by convenor James Mc- Gregor, was accepted by the congregation. In 1967 this con- gregation will be enrolled on the "Every -Family Plan" to re- ceive the official church paper, "The United Church Observer". Rev. Currie expressed appre- ciation to all members and especially to the officials for their leadership in the affairs of the church during the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pyette paid tribute to to minister and his wife on behalf of the con- gregation. The 11M&tern Way To Be Traditionally Correct The Bouquet Invitation Line Wedding Invitations Thermo -engraved (RAISED LETTERING) Wedding and engagement announcements, birth announce- ments, confirmation invitations, golden and silver anniversary announcements, etc. _ ,,..•..._. Thermo -engraving (RAISED LETTERING) Looks and feels like the finest hand engraving. Thefetters Stave an elegance and individuality only the finest hand en. graving can match. 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Miss Annie Consitt, who is a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital, is improving nicely. The February meeting •of Hensall Women's Institute on Wednesday, February 8, in the Legion Hall at 8:15 p.m., will be a Valentine party. Each member is to bring a guest and introduce her at roll call. 0 Hurondale WI Hurondale' Women's Institute held its January meeting last Wednesday afternoon at Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter, with Mrs. Mervin Dunn, Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. Bruce Tuckey, Mrs. Ed Sillery, Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mrs. Glen Stewart the hostesses. Meeting was chaired by presi- dent Mrs. MacHodgert. Forty- five members answered the roll cal with "Did You Know". Mrs. Cornelius Faber, Mrs. Maurice Love, Mrs. Richard Etherington, Mrs. Elmore Pass- more, Mrs. Alvin Moir and Mrs. William Lamport were named 4-H leaders. The group will cater to the Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary banquet on February 11. On Thanks -giving Sunday in NO LONGER A SCHOOL—Many people driving along Highway 83 from Dashwood to Grand Bend will wonder what happened to the old Smokey Hollow School, but when you look carefully you can tell where it is. The old Hay school was purchased by Arthur Meininger, of Detroit, who has added an extensive addition and plans to retire to the location in the near future. The school itself is on the right hand side of this photo. Thames Road United Church at 3 o'clock, Hurondale and Elim- ville Women's Institutes will hold a centennial service. Rev. Andrew Boa, of London, will be guest minister, assisted by other men who have gone into the ministery from Usborne Township. Roy Goulding, of London, also a former Usborne boy will be guest organist. Women's Institute members in centennial costume will attend in a body. A Women's Institute choir in centennial attire will sing. Mrs. Elmore Passmore was named delegate to attend the officers' conference in Guelph in May. Mrs. Robert Maver, convenor of citizenship and education, took the chair for the program. Mrs. William Dougall presented the motto: "Take time to read. It is a highway to knowledge". Household hints were given by Mrs. Beverly Alexander. Mrs. William Lamport gave a read- ing, a centennial solo, with words and music composed by Mrs. William Sillery, was sung by her, and a quiz on Canada was presented by Mrs. Maver and answered by members. As this was Bobby Burns' birthday his picture was hung on the wall. Following the meeting members toured the newspaper plant in Exeter. Weddings RILEY—STINSON Hensall United Church was the setting for a pretty wedding Friday, January 27, at 7 p.m., when Susan Sharon Stinson and Leslie James Riley exchanged marriage vows before the Rev, Harold F. Currie. The bride is the daughter of Mr. William Stinson, of RR 1, Hensall, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, of Hensall. 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