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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-01-08, Page 2PAGE TWO ZURICH CITIZENS NEws THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 Dr. and Mrs. Noakes spent the holiday season with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes and family of Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs, M. Huntley of Ingersoll. David, having completed his work for his PHD in Zoology at the University of California in Berkeley, has accepted a position on the fac- ulty of the University of Edin- burgh, Scotland. Dr. and Mrs. Noakes left for Edinburgh, Scot- land on December 29. On Boxing Day, 45 members of the Noakes and. Sangster families gathered for dinner in the Hen- sall Legion Hall. Those attending were from Chatham, London and Hensall. Mrs. Pearl Passmore spent New Years with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Boogemans, and Vicki, at Burlington. Mrs, Bertie McMurtrie and Mrs. Ann Broadfoot spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell and girls. The results of the congregat- ional balloting for additional members to the Board of Session resulted in the following being elected to office in Hensall United Church: Wilmer Ferguson, Charles Hay, Harvey Keys, Cecil Pepper. Miss Carol Kerr returned to Kippen East W.I. Christmas Meeting Mrs. William Bell was hostess at her home Wedneisday, Dec- ember 17, for the annual Christ- mas meeting of Kippers East Womens Institute, with pre- school children special guests. The home was beautifully dec- orated in Christmas motif. Mrs. Dave Triebner was co - hostess. President Mrs, Ken Mc- Kay presided and members an- swered the roll call with a Christmas verse, Mrs. E.W. Ryan of C,F.B. Clinton, gave a demonstration of her beautifully created Christ- mas decorations, with a draw for one of the decorations. Mrs. William Bell being the lucky winner. A sin -song of carols with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at the piano was enjoyed. Christmas greetings were read from all branches. $40 was donated to the anniver- sary fund at McDonald College. Musical numbers were given by the pre-school children, solos by Randy Ford, Melanie Lovell and her little brother, and a reading by Bill Kinsmen. Santa arrived with gifts for everyone. Mrs. Harry Caldwell gave courtesy remarks, and lunch was served duringwhich members exchanged gits with their sunshine pals- lhe COMPETENT STAFF -THAT THEY EMPLOY, HELP A/D YOUR FAMILY SPEND/NG JOYat Waiper's Supertest 262.9910 Hensall North Bay Monday of this week by plane after sending the hol- idays with relatives in Hensall andyfriends in Exeter. Mrs. C , L. Jinks returned Friday after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Gail, Billy and Susan, London. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle visited recently with their dau- ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and thein family, David, Tommy, and baby Ann Elizabeth, in Water- loo, and the Kitchener- Water- loo Hospital, J,E, McEwen, ‘.a patient in the Blue Water Re td e, Zur- ich, was taken by amjxlance Friday to South Huron�Iospital, Exeter, Mrs. Alma Hess,- who has been visiting with.relatives in Don Mills, returnecrfiZift st Friday. Her gratidau hter, Kathy McCloy, who is atten mg U, W , 0,, spent the-week with her, Charles Micklei� Mr. atttlws.�' ca Rile and Miss -Ann i„ ondon spent a few day with their parents, Mr.`''•`.' Laird Mickle. Friends visiting rn.'” W ". and Mrs, Carl Payne ° heirf'15th wedding annaver; G ,QT were Mr. and Mrs, John Skea;' rs, Beat- rice Faber and Ron of Hen- sall, ensall, Mr. and Mrs:, arence Hohner, Exeter, an T, taro Coward of Winchelsea Miss Troyann Bell v "ed over the holidays at the he of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sha er a Ron of Galt, • Misses Pauline and Troyann.� Bell and Miss Margaret McCor- mick of Ottawa, Eastern Ontario Champion Figure skater, visited with Miss M. McCance, Sunday, in St. Thomas. Miss Pauline Bell of "Holiday On Ice", spent the holiday vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Stewart Bell and Troyann, returning to Rock Island, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Passmore, Michael, Mark, and Debra, London, Mr. and Mrs, Felix Boogemans and Vicki of Burling- ton, spent the holiday with Mrs. Pearl Passmore, Mrs, Gordon Schwalm attend- ed a children's party of the C , 0.0 , and Explorers Mission group in Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. Those in charge of the program were Miss Lily MacArthur, formerly Nat- ional Childrens secretary of Canada of the Presbyterian Church and Miss Flora MacDon- ald of Goderich. Mrs, Jack Consitt and Mrs. R, A. Orr of Hensall, and Mrs. Ken Breakey, Zurich, accompanied Mrs. Schwalm to Goderich. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Orr, Barbara and Kathryn of Crediton. Winners in draws in various stores were; Al's Super -Save, first, hind quarter of beef, M. Vandyke, Mill Street, Hensall, (A bachelor). second prize, side of pork, Mrs, Joe Denomme, Zurich; third prize, smoked ham, Mrs, Betty Sangster, Hensall, Tickets were drawn by Reeve Oliver Jaques, Beaton's Bakery, Candy Land House, Mrs. Chester Baarda, Exeter, three -pound Christmas cake, Mrs. Hey, Zurich. Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tipping and Paul, London; Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of london; Mrs, Glen Tedball and Joe Ann, Thedford, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKellar, and children, Thed- ford. Miss Wendy Moir, of London, formerlyof Hensall, left London airport or a holiday with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, D.E. Bond, and boys in Denver, Colo., U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Chipchase have returned to Roanoke, Vir- ginia, after spending the holi- days with respective families. Guests over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell were Stewart McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, and Mr. and Mrs, Bill Knights, Stewart and Jane, Blenheim, Mr. and. Mrs. Terry North, Teresa and Tamm) of Final. Don McArthur of Newton Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bozatto and Dana, of Port Colborne, were holiday &uests with Mr. and Mrs. William T. Kyle. Huron Federation Makes Plans For Membership Drive Robert Henry, president of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture, said last week, a major membership drive will be launched in the county during January or February in an attem- pt to strengthen the provincial farm organization. He said "direct service" mem- berships in the Ontario Feder- ation of Agriculture selling -for $25 a year, will be made avail- able locally and elsewhere in the province to provide "some direct liason" between the far- mer and the OFA. Mr. Henry siad membership in the provincial farm body from the grassroots level is necessary to correct a "break- down of cummunication from the farmer to the provincial level, and vice -versa." Members of county federations pay fees either through township taxes or a commodity board. Actual membership in the pro- vincial body would provide spe- cific services to the farmer, principally in the form of a dir- ect line of communication to the organization, and enhance more active role-playing b the farmer, Mr. Henry said3. "It will also give the OFA a first-hand look at the actual needs of the farmer, " he said. He stressed that new policy will not mean the end of the county federations. THE ANNUAL MEETING Of The Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society will be held in the LO.O.F. LODGE ROOMS SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1970 at 2 pan. All Interested Persons Please Attend! JOHN H. CORBETT P. L. McNAUGHTON President Secretary -Treasurer News of Varna and District EXPLORERS The Explorer group of the United Church held a Christmas party for their mothers, Miss Cathy Taylor presided. Miss Charlene Reid read the scripture. Miss Brenda Dowson gave the prayer, and Miss Nancy Faw- cett read the minutes and the roll call was answered by the namer of a person in the Christ- mas Scene, followed by a short program. Mrs. Barry Taylor read a Christmas story. Christ- mas poems were given by Misses Wendy Mustard and Patsy Taylor. A reading, "A letter to Santa from a poor boy" was given by Mrs. Robert Taylor, and a skit "The Night before Christmas" by four girls. Afterwards the mothers were invited to the basement where the group and their leaders had prepared a delicious lunch, a nicely dec- orated table with candles which the group had made to give to their mothers. Mrs. A,J. Mus- tart thanked the group for the lovely evening and the meeting was closed with two piano solos by Misses Brenda Dowson and Charlene Reid, The skating rink, which is operated each year by the mem- bers of the local Orange Lodge, opened on Christmas Day an the children had free skating each afternoon up 'till Saturday, January 3. 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