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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-08-21, Page 3THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Ieadiaee MAUDE HEDDEN. harry Klungell, operator of Queenswaynursinghome,was elected reion four presient of the Associated Nursing homes ,� Correspondent Inc, last Thursday. He succeeds Jack Wall of Strathroy.The group is composed of the owners or operators of private nursing homes. Windsor, Goderich, Honor Bride - A miscellaneous shower honourdiacuensii. ing Sharon McBride, bride -elect of August 30, was held Wednes- day evening, August 13, at St. Andrews United Church. A singsong and contests were con- g ducted by Mrs. E. Kyle. An instrumental was given by Mrs. David Cooper. The address was read b Louise Kirk, and gifts presented Jill M P Ythea and Robyn McLellan. Sunday, Au ust 17, Mrs. Ken Woods, of Clinton, entertained relatives of Sharon at a miscell- aneous shower, Readings were given by Mrs, Alvin McBride and Mrs. Walter McBride A humourous mock wedding was presented by cousins and gifts were presented to Sharon by Adrienne and Carolyn Wood and Yf+��...� Jo -Anne McBride. Pollock -Taylor Reunion at Varna Due to weather conditions the annual Pollock -Taylor Reunion was held in Varna Hall with an attendance of 65. After a smorgasbord supper, g . PP sports were carried out by Dor- and Ron Williamson; Bev and Mary Lou Taylor. , Children's races- 5 and under - Robin Turner, Brian Taylor, Darlene Taylor. Six and 7 - Y Lynn Taylor, Julia Taylor, Debbie Taylor. Six and 8 - Craig Taylor, Gerald Armstrong, David Smith. Young ladies - Janet Taylor, NancySmith,Barbara Smith. A candy and peanut scramble was also held. Clothes in relayBeatricejib/%®�� P0.101 Taylor. Man with the least hair - Robert Pollock, Wedding topicnic - Beverly and Mary Lou Taylor. Birthday - Donna Smith, lady%- gest shoe - with the shorBeatrice with Taylor; Y Y skirt - Jean Armstrong; oldest person present - Robert Pollock: youngestperson y present -Christine Smith. Officers for 1970 - President, Don Taylor; Vice-president, Harvey Taylor; Secretary - treas- urer, Mary Lou Taylor; Beverage committee - Ron and Joyce Tay- lois Bill and Mar] Taylor. Sports - Russ and Patti Taylor; Ron and Marlene Turner. 1( Specializing in .. . • Weddings * Chlldrens ffiingl, or Group Portraits _ and Passports 7 11S St. David Goderich • Honor Bride Prior To Marriage Com limentin Margaret g Miss g Allan, bride -elect e Saturday, August 9, friends, neighbours and relatives honoured her with a miscellaneous shower at the Legion Hall, Wednesday, July 30, The hall was decorated in pink and white and vases ofU pink andwhit mums. Readingthe presentation address was Mrs. Roland Vanstone while lovel ifts were resented to Margie byg PeggyVanstone Shirley Smale, and Joan Allan. Miss Greta Lammie presented piano, omdsiby The bride s book compiled re Mrs. J. E. McEwen, was also presented to the bride- elect, In charge of the shower was g Mrs, Grant McClinche assisted by Mrs. Howard Smale, Mrs, Clarence Reid, Mrs. Grant Bisback, Mrs. William Smale Mrs. George Shiels and Mrs, Vanstone. Refreshments were served, Guests from Preston, Seaforth, Exeter, Zurich and Hensall attended. London, Stratford and Sarnia are some of the centre in region four. Sgt. Major Ronald McKinnon, an family,Garyand Tauri, of Oromocto, New Brunswick, is spending a week vacationing with the former's mother, Mrs. Janet MacKinnon. Mr. and Mrs, B. Van Gent of Leamington, visited with Mr. VanDyke, and Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol, The Misses Pamela and Sheila Lindsayof Bridgeport,are holidaying this week with their Y g grandmohter, Mrs. John Hender- son and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. McNall and Shirleyspent the weekend with Y relatives in Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. William Salter of Stratbroyvisited last week wits Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Salter. Lynn and Paul Dodds of Seaforth, spent the week end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Simg', g P Roobol. Captain and Mrs. John Beer, David, John and Steven, have returned to Winnipeg after spending the past four weeks with relatives at Brussels, Walton, Turnbulls Grove and Hensall. David Beer attended hockey school at Centralia for one week, IIIIMUNIIMMIIIMIIIIIIMIMINIMI .a�.C1Nifirr• 1��vrnor 14r..tiMrs. S . A -�11�IIE 'Y �`',y �11 s'. ,..,, O ('LIVING,the ,r�sstrsi( �'<- � �� ® VERY ssw'- # r_ 11/6/y Obituary BENJAMIN D. KAISER Janniversarycloset Benjamin D. Kaiser of Detroit, formerly of Brucefieldpassed Y away in Detroit on Friday, August 15, in his 70th year. He was the son of the late John C. and Elizabeth Kaiser. Survivingare his wife, the former Eva Zapfe, two brothers, Earl Chicago; and Jack,Neal, gP India. One brother, Clarence predeceased him. The late Mr. Kaiser rested at the Harris funeral chapel Detroit, until Monday evening, then to Bonthror funeral home, Hensall, where public service was held Wednes- day, at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Narn1r1 F Clirri,' �� , < , �� F�� lJ AgeOUD BETTER BUY ah {"' '" ' y. SHOt'PER S or r FRIEND, �",•.•., :�-:,;; ..� walper s Supertest 262.9910 Hensall `5:i:, :iii3;::! i£S:`.i:;ii$zi;>:;3:•r,;o;t s3. : £Eg is>ri;:::2$$#>fi:ii;•. � •.;ti:;}i£,j::<: � •a•: •:.5•r .y.�.y..�,.,..,�..y.y..�:... ........... .:... 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Peamealed BACK BACON By -the -piece lb. 89cQ 8 sliced lb. 7 8c COOKED HAM Ib. $1.19 BOLOGNA Ib. 39c Pure Pork SAUSAGE Ib.55c SWISS STEAKS 16. 98c HAM STEAKS Ib 69c