HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-05-04, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
MRS. MAUD1✓ REDDEN, Editor
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPS — These
three bowlers were singled out for
special honors at the bowling banquet
last Friday evening in Dashwood.
They are Mrs. Jim Bedard, who won
the high single trophy; John Robin-
son, with the high average, and Mrs.
Bill Coleman, high triple winner.
Obituary
FREDERICK ROY BROCK
Frederick Roy Brock, of
Sundridge, formerly of Hensall,
passed away in the Red Cross
Hospital, Burk's Falls, Sunday,
April 23, in his 77th year.
Surviving are nephews Roy
Brock, Hensall; Lloyd Brock,
Sarnia; nieces, Miss Grace
Brock, London; Mrs. Byran
KyJe, Hensall 1; Mrs. Allan
Townsend. Mitchell; Miss Mary
Brock, Barrie.
Funeral service was held
from Moore's funeral chapel,
Sundridge, Tuesday, April 25,
with burial in Strong Cemetery,
Sundridge.
Attending the funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock, Mr.
and Mrs. Byran Kyle, Hensall;
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Townsend,
Mitchell; Miss Mary Brock,
Barrie.
0
Arnold Circle Hear
Of Spring Signs
The Arnold Circle of Carmel
Presbyterian Church met last
Monday evening for their April
meeting, with Mrs Al Hoggarth
presiding. Mrs. Hoggarth and
Mrs. John Baker .conducted the
'worship topic, "Spring time in
Gardening".
Roll call, `Signs of Spring",
was answered by 14 members.
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm gave a
report •on the Stratford synodi-
cal which she attended, and
Mrs. Mildred Bell conducted a
Bible contest.
A bake sale among the mem-
bers realized $22.50. Lunch
was served by Mrs. John Baker
and Mrs. Trevor Wilson.
Hensafl HCS
Discuss Topics
The general meeting of the
United Church Women of Hen-
sall United Church was held
Monday, April 24, with presi-
dent Mrs. James McAllister
opening the meeting with para-
ble of the fallen swallow.
Mrs. Ian McAllister conduct-
ed the program of which Unit
Two was in charge.. Mrs. Ian
McAllister read a poem and
Mrs. Walter Spencer read
sacred passages from the
Gospel,
Mrs. P. L. McNaughton gave
an inspiring devotional on
United Church Women and the
world community with special
emphasis on "service":
Prayer was offered by Mrs. I.
McAllister. The offering was
taken by Mrs E. Soldan and
Mrs Ross Forrest Mrs. Grant
MacLean gave a reading, "The
Farmer's Wife's Birthday".
Mrs. 'Don Joynt introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Steward
Miner, of Thames Road United
Church, who gave a fine .ac-
count of work done among the
Indians on the Sarnia Reserve.
Mrs. H. Currie led in the sing-
ing .of the Centennial hymn, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. Goddard.
Mrs. John Corbett gave court-
esy remarks. The roll call
showed 41 present.
Reports were given by treas-
urer Mrs. Edison Forrest; Mrs.
Lorne Hay for the visitation
committee; Mrs. Ernest Chip -
chase for the supply commit-
tee. Nine quilts were made
and the bale will be packed the
end of May.
Regarding the memorial pi-
ano, to be placed in the sanc-
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An invitation to Centralia
United Church Centennial tea
on May 10, at 2:30 p.m., (dress
opitional) was received.
Zurich inter -church pageant
will be held on May 28, and
the Guelph conference and
Alma College conference will
be held in August.
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4 it Civic Night
The Hensall Kinsmen Club
held a civic night and banquet
on April 27 in the Legion Hall,
Ilensall. There were several
local citizens present.
President Murray Baker in-
troduced head table: fire chief
Dave Sangster, clerk Earl Camp-
bell, vice-president Bob Cald-
well, reeve Minnie Noakes,
PUC assistant Garey Maxwell,
and Rev. J. C. Boyne, minister
of Exeter, Hensall and Crom-
arty Presbyterian ,charges, guest
speaker, who chose for his
theme, "The needs and duties
of a service club in the com-
munity", His remarks and
good humor was enjoyed by
all.
It was reported that the Kins-
men collected $1520 from their
canvass of cars touring the dis-
aster area on Sunday, April 23.
The Kinsmen Club voted to
donated $100 towards the Hur-
on -Perth Tornado Fund, and an-
nounced plans for the Kinsmen
and Kinettes to canvass the vil-
lage of Hensall on Tuesday eve-
ning May 2, for this worth-
while cause.
The dance committee report-
ed that Ken Ducharme and the
Chandeliers and Ken Mittle-
holtz and the Twylites are don-
ating their services for a dance
in the Hensall Arena on Fri-
day, May 5, the Hensall Park
Board donating the Arena, the
local papers donating all adver-
tising and the Kinsmen Club
making all arrangements and
supplying the labor. Every dol-
lar collected will go toward the
Huron -Perth Tornado Fund.
Hensall Legion Ladies' Aux-
iliary catered for the banquet,
attended by 45 persons.
Stocker Feeder Sale
HENSALL SALES BARN
SATRDAY, MAY 6
s
AT 1 P.M.
Consisting of
Calves, - eifers and Steers
FOR CONSIGNMENTS — CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT
Jack Morrissey
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HECTOR McNEIL, Auctioneer
About People
Doug Dick, RR 1, Hensall, is
a patient in St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, suffering a com-
pound fracture of the right leg,
injuries he sustained in an ac-
cident.
James S. Petty and sister, Miss
Florence Petty, have taken up
residence this week in their
new home !on Queen Street.
Saturday, May 6, at 2 p.m.,
will b the annual rummage sale
at the local arena, sponsored by
Kinettes.
Mr, and ?firs. Owen Price, of
Clifford, and Kevin, of Hamil-
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ton, were week -end guests with
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Horton,
In a draw for a child's desk
at Al' Super -Save Market on
Tuesday, Elaine Randall was
the winner, Elaine is the
daughter of the CNR station
agent here.
Historical research will be
the theme of the May meeting
of Hensel), Women's Institute
on Wednesday, May 10, at 8:15
p.rn., in the Legion Hall. Grand-
mothers will be guests and each
member is asked to bring a
guest. Roll call is to bring an
antique for display, A good
program is being arranged,
in the
HENSALL ARENA
FRIDAY, BMAY 5
KEN MITTELHOLTZ and THE TWYLITES
KEN DUCHARME and THE CHANDALIERS
(Both orchestras are donating their services for
this benefit dance)
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