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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-07-06, Page 3Ti4 R$PAY, JULY 6, 1967 (qte ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THROE Mr. and Mrs. Elgin MacAr- thur, Snowflake, Man,, spent last week with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, on their way home from a trip to Otawa and Expo. Lois Wright, Faye Troyer, Tanice Bonthron, Rod Chapman, Brian Campbell, Brad Mous- seau and Al Corbett, from Hen- sall district, left Monday morn- ing by bus for Expo with a group of 40 teenagers from Ex- eter and Cromarty, with Rev. Children Enioy New Rec Program Ninety-two Hensall children have registered for swimming in Exeter. Due to the high per- centage •of beginners, lessons will be extended to 2:30 p.m. The bus will leave from the town hall at 12:40 each day and return to the Arena at 2:45 p.m. The turnout for roller skat- ing during the four days last week was higher than antici- pated. Approximately 75 at- tended on Monday and Wednes day evenings and approximate - fly 60 younger skater partici- pated on both Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The playground program will commence at 9 a.m. next Mon- day. One hundred and fifty- seven playground registrations have been received. The rec- reation staff purchased arts and crafts supplies and sports equip- ment in London. Among the new playground inovations will be tetherball and paddle tennis. On Saturday, July 15, to co- incide with Frontier Days, the playground leaders will conduct active and quiet games for the children at the playgrounds from 2 to 5 p.m. On Thursday, July 13, from 10 to 11 a.m. a raiding band of playground Indians will seize the town hall after parading around Hensall. MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor and Mrs. J. C. Boyne, of Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Cary, of Cromarty, as chaperons. They expect to return home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bartlett, Thamesford; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barber and family, London, vis- ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. H. Snell. Very worshipful W. 0. Good- win, who has held the position as secretary of the A.F,&A.M., Huron Lodge 224, for the past 32 years, has resigned. Earl Campbell will take over as sec- retary. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir and family have taken up residence in their home on Oxford Street, Which they recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. William Forrest celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary quietly , at their home on Friday, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. George Hess are visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, J. L. McCloy, and family, at Don SUPERTEST PETROLEUM LTD. GAS — OILS GREASES • FILTERS HOME HEAT SERVICE Agent: Charles E. Eckel General Meeting Of Hensall UCW The general meeting •of the United Church Women of Hen- sall was held Monday evening with unit three in charge. Mrs. J. McAllister, president, opened with a poem, "Look well to this day". Mrs. Ken Elder persided for the program and opened with a poem, "If Jesus came to your house to spend a day or two would you keep on doing the things you do every day?" Mrs. Albert Shirray presented the devotional •on stewardship, using the theme, "We give thee but thine own". Mrs. Berne McKinley presided at the piano and played several sacred numbers. The audience accompanying her with song. for the latter part, which in- cluded the n e w centennial hymn. The study on "Stewardship" was in charge of Mrs.. V. M. Pyette, assisted by Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs. Vern Alder - dice. Douglas Currie presented a film, "Man and his world", which is the theme of Expo '67, and the next best thing to being there in person. Courtesy re- marks were given by Mrs. Oliver Jaques. Mrs. McAllister chaired the business. Mrs. Edison Forrest presented a complete report of the treasury, and various other reports were given. Mrs. E. Chipchase reported for supply and welfare, stating that 18 cartons of clothing had been packed and 10 of them sent to the Salvation. Army, London; five to Toronto for overseas re- lief, and three to Winch Hos- pital, B.C. Dial 236-4611 — Zurich Mills, Twenty-two girls from Hen- sall Girl Guide company spent an ejoyable week -end visiting at the home of Guide Lieuten- ant Gladys McGregor, Kippen. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Love are vacationing in the Prairie Provinces. Mrs, Harry Caldwell and Mrs. Stirling Graham are spending a few days at Expo. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Riley, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. Annie Reid have returned home after a pleasant visit with relatives at McKenzie Island. 0 VARNA NEWS (Intended for last week) Plans for the SS No. 6 re- union are going ahead. Quite a number of replies have been received from former pupils who are planning to come on July 29. The Vacation Bible school will start on July 3. Sessions will be held in the United Church and Orange Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster and Miss Annie Webster, of Big Valley, Alberta, visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Terry - berry, of Goderich, called on friends here last Saturday. 0 Centennial Supper To Be Held in HOTEL HENSALL ON Friday and Saturday, July 14, 15 5 to 7:30 P.M.—By Reservation Only -262-2012 BILL OF FARE Soup: French Canadian Onion Juice: Tomato No, 1 DINNER Traditional Roast Beef with Pan Gravy Horseradish Sauce Yorkshire Pudding Buttered Green Peas Fresh Cauliflower with Creamy Cheese Sauce And Pioneer Bread Basket $2.25 No. 2 DINNER Baked Ham with Pineapple Mustard Sauce Ontario Baked Beans in Maple Syrup Crisp Green Salad Sour Milk Biscuits $2.00 CHILD'S PLATE Tomato or Apple Juice Sliced Beef on a Bun Gravy Mashed Potatoes Buttered Green Peas $1.25 DESSERTS Georgian Bay Apple Pie with Cheese Johnny Cake with Maple Syrup Creamed Tapioca Puddling with Ginger Snaps Crop Report Haying is later than usual but, ,weather permitting, should be general this week. Yield of hay crops is above average, More haylage than usual is be- ing stored in Huron. Most field crops are growing well. Weed control by culti- vation has been very difficult because of wet soil conditions. Winter wheat is in full head and winter barley has started to ripen. Warm sunny days are re- quired for maximum growth of all crops. Hensall Public School Results Listed (Continued from Page 1) Clarence T o o r n s t r a, Harold Triebner, Stephen Venner, Titn- othy Ward, Bernice Willert-- Mrs, Dalton. Grade 1 to Grade 2 Paul Armstrong, Murray Arm- strong, • Robert Baker, Betty Beer, Terrence Caldwell, Judith Campbell, Brenda Clement, Jen- nifer Cook, Linda Cormier, Lin- da Elder, Scott Elder, Janice Elliott, Jenny Elliott, Cheryl Fuss, Robert Lavery, Nancy Mc- Curdy, Richard McKinley, Franklin Mousseau, Terrance Regan, Bradley Sangster, Kevin Shiels, Dale Simmons, Karen Soldan, Randy Stanlake, Susan Stretton, Grace Triebner, Mary Ann Vanstone, Doreen Van Wieren, Kenneth Varlet', Michael Venner, Kelley Ward, Paul Wareing, Ervin Willert.— Miss Johns. Kindergarten to Grade 1 P.M. Class Bryan Baker, Vicki Baker, Paul Bell, Janet Bilcke, Cindy Bishack, Brenda Campbell, Anne Cormier, Kelly Dalton, Lisa Hyde, Anne Jackson, Peter Klungel, Karmon Kyle, Nadean McClinchey, Jackie McClinchey, Julie Mock, Brian Randall, Lori Regan, Robbie Reid, Kim Stew- art, Melissa Veal. Ricky Ingram, Pat Joynt, Fiona Kennedy, Douglas Kyle, P aul Lawrence, David Lovell, Tony MacDonald, Paul Reaburn, Joey Rowcliffe, Danny Smith, Bea. trice Thomson, Carl Triebner, Danny Turvey, Patricia Van- Wieren, Bill Bebster, Darlene Willert, Jayne Williams. ---Mrs, Forrester. Grade 4 to Grade 5 Joan Alexander, Linda Beer, Cody Brown, Fred Campbell, Wayne Campbell, Bill Clement, Steven Corbett, Dwight Cor- mier, Brian Doug 1 a s, Eddie Elliott, Gary Garniss, Roger Garniss, Brenda Gass, Daryl Keys, Anne Knight, Karen Kyle, Tony Kyle, Bradley Lavender, Kevin Lovell, Judith Mickle, Robert Noakes, Cindy Parker, Richard Parsons, Esther Prouty, Vernon Randall, Patti Rowcliffe, Debbie Smith, Robert Soldan, Nancy Stretton, Gail Travers, Michael Veal, Mikel Ward. — Mrs. Jolly, Grade 3 to Grade 4 Sylvia Bell, Lisa Brothers, Bradley Buchanan, Jamie Cald- well, Gregory Campbell, Bobby Clement, Brenda Cormier, Wen- dy Dixon, Curtis Flaro, Kevin Flaro, Robert Hovius, Sandy Ingram, Steve Knight, Garry Koehler, Kathy Kyle, Terry MacDonald, Perry Matt so n, Beth Munn, Jane Munn, Lor- raine Randall, Shirley Roose- boom, Jo -Anne Rowcliffe, Lori Rowe, Doug Smith, Beth Tur- vey, Robert Vanstone, Susie Vanstone, 'Clarence Van Wier - en, Robert Van Wieren, Daneen Ward, Kevin Wareing. — Mrs. Oesch. Grade 2 to Grade 3 Norman Allan, Bradley Baker, Tammy Baker,' Douglas Bell, Barbara Cooper, Dwight Consitt, Mark Cormer, Gregory Cornell, Bobby Douglas, :Cristina Elliott, Marlene Fields, Paul Garniss, Beth Keys, Betty Lynn Koehler, Debbie Kyle, Tonett Mattucci, Paul, McClinchey, Trudee Mac- Donald, Garry Moir, John Munn, Gregory Parsons, Brenda Pep- per, Janet Pryde, Patsy Randall, Deana Reaburn, Steven Reid, Kathy Sangster, Dale Stan, A REUNION OF STUDENTS, TEACHERS, RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF S.S. No. 7, STANLEY Sunday, July 16 1967 Registration 2 p.m. Recognition of former teachers PICNIC SUPPER 5 P.M. Bring picnic basket and dishes, refreshments provided Old School Pictures Welcomed anaismommomer A.M, Class Dale Armstrong, Danny Bell, David Campbell, Jeff Corbett, Ingrid Darnsma, John Dixon, Paul Elder, Angela Flaro, Julie Ingram, Linda Lenting, Lori Lovell, Tony Muttucci, Barbara McCurdy, Lori Mousseau, Kith Parsons, Jimmie Pollock, Rob- bie Pryde, Bruce Thomson, Debbie Venner, Shelley Ware- ing.--.-Mrs. Scane. Here's a brand-new chequing account from Bank of Montreal. It's called True Chequing and it's designed to be used in combination with True Savings. How the two account plan works at a glance TRUE CHEQUING TRUE SAVINGS The Disadvantage The Disadvantage No interest. No chequing. The Advantages The Advantages Convenient way to pay bills. 41/ o on minimum monthly Simplifies budgeting. balance. Low cost. Money always available. Permanent record of Free transfers to True expenditures. Chequing. Cancelled cheques as receipts. Free cash withdrawals. Keep enough in your True Chequing Account to pay your bills. Put the rest into 41/2% True Savings. (If you already have a 3% Savings Account, you can convert it to True Savings). Where? At your neighbourhood Bank of Montreal. coP i r ankof Montreal Canada's First Bank Hensall Branch: Zurich Branch: VICTOR PYETTE, Mgr. RAYMOND McKINNON, Manager Ei N; ER STOP IRMO Round Steak or Roast Ib. 89c Smoked Picnic SHOULDER Ib. 45c BOLOGNA Pure Pork Sliced _ _ _ _ lb. 39c In a piece _ 3 lbs. $1 SAUSAGE - Ib. 49c FREE -- FREE -- FREE --- FREE -- FREE 5 Lbs. Granulated Sugar With Purchase of 4 ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS At Regular Price PRODUCE N. 1 Watermelon (Product of U.S.A.) 69c Each ginsammimagamannosmans No. 1 Canteloupes (Product of U.S.A.) 29c Each FROZEN FOOD arammeilammisminamonimensaism OLD SOUTH -6.0Z. TINS Orange Juice 5 for 79c Kraft Liquid—Casino or Catalina -8 Oz. Salad Dressing - - - - 2/59c King Size Tube—(Regularly $1.09) Brylcreem Hair Dressing _ 79c Pineapple-Graperfuit—X68-Oz. Tins 3c Off Pack Dole Drink 3/$1 11.Oz. Bottles Heinz Ketchup 5/99c Apple or Raisin -24 Oz. Super Save Pies _ _ 331 Garden Patch -12.0z. Tins kernel Corn - - - - - - - 5/99c Deal Pack King Size Tide - - - _ _ $ 1.59 MIX or MATCH JOHNSON'S "J" CLOTHS or KLEENEX Twin Pack Paper Towels Any 2 Packs $1