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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-07-13, Page 3it'HURSGAY, JULY 13, 1967 MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor THEY MEAN BUSINESS — When the Hensall Kinsmen announced that anyone who was not growing a beard' for their centennial celebration this week -end must purchase a shaving permit, they meant it. Those who were found guilty of such an offence have been liable to the punishment as indicated in this photo, where reeve Minnie Noakes is ready to officiate. Watching the proceedings at the left are John Baker and Ron Wareing. McArthur Reunion At Exeter Park Forty-three members of the McArthur clan attended their annual reunion at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday. Sports, arranged by Mrs. S. McQueen and Mrs. H. Snell, carried out the centennial theme and the prize for centennial costume went to Mrs. John Rigby, of Blenheim. President Dave Hall, of To- ronto, conducted the business and those elected to office for the 1968 reunion to be held the second Sunday in July at River- view Park, Exeter, are: presi- dent, Bob Bell; secretary -treas- urer, Mrs. Bob Bell; table com- mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt Laing, and sports committee, Danny Laing and Ken Ferguson. 0 Large Crowd At Chicken Batecue Four hundred and fifty peo- ple were served at a chicken barbecue held at St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, on Wednesday night, which real- ized over $200. The event was sponsored by the United Church Women and convened by Mrs. Robert Mc- Gregor, assisted by the ladies of the church. About People You Know .. . Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Robert Stump, Pasa- dena, Cal., visited on Wednes- day with their brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mr. and Mrs. A. Crago, of Kirkton, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Macklin, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong last week. Mrs. Macklin is the former Norma Ferguson, daugh- ter of the late Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, formerly of Hen- sall. Bride -elect Feted On Wednesday evening a shower was held in the Hensall Legion Hall to honor Miss Mari- lyn Maxwell, bride -elect of this month. Marilyn was escorted to her decorated chair by Lynda Regan. Misses Ann Smith and Lynda Regan, friends •of the bride, were in charge of the program, which consisted of contests, quizzes and bingo. Misses Brenda and Lori Regan carried in a decorated basket of many beautiful and useful gifts. After opening the gifts Marilyn spoke a few words of thanks, Graduates at Wingham Mr. and Mrs. Ross Forrest entertained 30 relatives at their home Friday evening in honor of their daughter, Deanna, who graduated as nursing assistant from Wingham and District General Hospital Friday after- noon. Attending the gradua- ffATURf VALUE FSAE 11 Hardware II re, I'ISVA tion were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Forrest, Nancy and Bill, Kip - pen; Mrs. Edisoon Forrest and Donna, Hensall; Mr, and Mrs. James M. Scott, Seaforth; Mrs. Clarence Coleman, Mr. Earl Treffry, Mrs. Russel Brock and David, Cromarty; Mrs. Walter O'Brien, Staffa. Flowers in Carmel Presbyter- ian Church sanctuary Sunday were placed by Mrs. James Love, in memory of her grand- mother, the late Mrs. Adeline Sararas, and by Trevor Wilson, in memory of his father who recently passed away. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS SndY ie Reunion The thirtieth annual reunion of the Ben Smillie and Thomas Eider clans was held at the Lions Park m Seaforth on Sat- urday, July 8, This is the first joint reunion of these two clans ---the first Irish --the sec- ond Scottish. The family tree of the Smil- lie clan was .completed two years ago and dates hack to 1760. The Elder family tree was just completed in time for this reunion and dates back to 1740. The home farm, near Edinburgh, is still owned by the family. Both clans have members throughout Canada and the U.S.A. The large number present enjoyed a luncheon at noon and a dinner in the early evening. The afternoon was spent swim- ming, playing games and visit- ing. Member were present from Seaforth, Hensall, Zurich, Blyth, St. Catharines, Hamilton, Toronto, London, The officers elected for the coming year are: honorary president, Dr. Jennie Smillie Robertson; president, Mrs. Jean Statham; vice-president, Jack Peck; secretary -treasurer, Miss Dianne Peck; historian, Mrs. Grace Peck; business commit- tee, Stewart Smillie, Miss Ella Elder, Mrs. Pearl Geiger; mem- bership, Lorne Elder; social commitee, Mrs. Grace Peck, Mrs. Ray Elder, Mrs. Sue Elder, Mrs. Elva Peck, Mrs. Dorothy Elliott; billet convenor, Mrs. Dorothy Elder; sports conven- ors, Norma and Ken Gemmell. The reunion in 1968 will be held at the same location, on July 8. 0 Bridal Shower Complimenting Miss Jean Henderson, bride -elect of Au- gust, a miscellaneous shower was held in her honor at the Legion Hall, Hensall, Thursday evening, attended by over 70 relatives, neighbors and friends. The hall was a bower of beau- ty artistically arranged in pink and white motif. The program featured a mock wedding with roles portrayed by: bride, Mrs. Gordon Schwalm; groom, Mrs. V. M. Pyette; maid of honor, Mrs. Ron Mock; flow- er girl, Kay Davis; best man, Mrs. Wilbert Dilling; mother, Mrs. Walker Carlile; father, Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson; minis- ter, Mrs. Leonard Noakes; ac- companist, Mrs. J. C. Goddard; soloist, Mrs. Mock; humorous reading by Miss M. Ellis and Misr. pilling, and a contest add. ed to the pleasure of the eve- ning, Presentation address to Jean was read by Mrs. E, Davis and the many beautiful gifts were PAGE THUR. Pamela and Sheila Lindsay, of Hamilton, while her sisters, the Misses Sylvia and Kathie Hend- erson, assisted with unwrapping the gifts. Mrs. E, Davis arranged the lovely decorations and acted asi presented to her by her nieces, hostess for the evening. Mrs. geNteieffeeesieleellealeseeMeNitteNeemeetewel Clarence Reid •convened the Iunch, Mrs. George Hess direct. ed the mock wedding, and Mrs. Maude Redden arranged the shower. Relatives and guests were present from Hamilton, St. Marys, (Joule, Bayfield, Vanra, Exeter and Hensall. 2 BIG DAYS ensall Centennial Fronlier t ays Welcome Home -- Former Residents and Friends FRIDAY, JULY 14 SATURDAY, JULY 15 WESTERN HORSE SIIOW 7 Events with top Horses and Riders STARTING AT 7:30 P.M. 2 B16 DANCES STARTING AT 10 P.M. "The Tek Niques 1/ Teenage Dance in New Pavilion COUNTRY WESTERN SHOW AND DANCE Plus Beard Contest in the Arena Monster Parade -- 12:30 p.m. Led by Zurich Centennial Band; Zurich Lions Majorettes; Old Hensall Band; Plus Horses, Floats, Bikes, Old Tyme Cars. All Parade Entries Welcome T. PRIZES FOR BEST ENTRIES! Saturday At the Park Fun For the Whole Family WESTERN HORSE SHOW 12 Events—Competing for top Prize Money FASHION SHOW — New and Old Dress. CAR BASH — Something New OLD TYME MUSIC CONCERT in New Pavilion PENNY CARNIVAL and Races for Children Children Under 12 -FREE- Saturday Afternoon ADULTS: $1.00 HENSALL'S BIGGEST SHOW IN 100 YEARS Schneider's Assorted -6 -Oz. Pkgs. PRODUCE FEATURE CoId r .�.1.: for 49c1 CHUCK RAST or ROLLEDGrapefruit No. 1 — SIZE 56s POT ROAS Ib. 53c Whole or Half Fresh Ham - Ib. 59c CENTRE CUT --- Lb. 69c Ground ChucL. Ib. 59c Smoked Side Bacon By �� piece Ib. 55c Sltheced _ _ _ _ lb. 69c PRODUCT OF USA 6 for 39c FROZEN FOOD FRAZERVALE COD FISH/CHIP DINNER 24.0Z. PKG. 55c Liquid—Twin Pack—(2 32-Oz.1 Mir Detergent 79c Delsey—Assorted Colors Toilet Tissue _ _ _ _ roils $1 Puritan -12-0z. Tins Luncheon Meat _ _ _ _ 2/89c 12.Oz. Server Jars—Hot Dog, green and Flamburg Rose Brand Relishes _ 3/79c W eston's Doughnuts 4 Doz. $3 With Pork in Tomato Sauce -19 -Oz, Tins York Beare 4/89c 10c Size—Assorted Chocolate Bars _ _ _ _ 12/$1 House and Garden -11.2 Oz. Raid Bomb 99c 131/i -Oz. Size Woodbury Shampoo _ _ _ 79c Libby's-14-Oz. Tins Fruit Cocktail 3/79c