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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-01-29, Page 2PAGE TWO ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Clark Forrest recently grad- uated from DeVry Institute of Technology and has accepted a position with C. K, N. X. Radio and Television Ltd., Wing - ham. Clark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest, Hensall. Mrs. Howard Swale and five year old son Paul, are patients in Clinton Community Hospital, where they underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy attended the funeral of the for- mer's brother, George Hoy, of Hensall UC``:'''. Plan Special Events UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The executive of Hensel' United. Church Women met Monday afternoon, January 19. The president, Mrs. Vern Ald- erdice, chaired the meeting and minutes of previous meet- ings were read by the secretary, Mrs. Jack Drysdale. It was decided to hold the general meetings on February 23, in charge of unit two; May 25, in charge of Unit One, and September 28 in charge of Unit Four. The annual meeting will be held November 23, and a special Christmas meeting will be held December 14. Other business dealt with was, "anyone wishing the Observer for a year will notify the leader and enclose $3.00." Catering prices will remain the sante as last year. World Day of Prayer will be • on March 6. It was also,plan- ned to have "All Fools. 3a •" supper at the church, Wednesday, April 1. Correspondent: Maude Redden Kitchener. While attending the funeral Mr. Hoy took very 111, and is confined to his home in eddin TOWTON - REID A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized in Carmel Pres- byterian Church, Hensall, on Saturday, January 24, 1970, at 2 p.m. when Linda Gail Reid became the bride of Donald Gordon Towton, in a double ring ceremony before the Rev. W,D. Jarvis. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John N. Reid, Hen- sall, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Towton, Exeter, Miss Sandra Maxwell of Hen- sall attended the bride and Carl Towton, St. Marys, was his brother's groomsman. The young couple will reside at R,R,1, Zurich. 0 Total operating expenses for Huronview during 1969 were $771, 027.27 with Huron's share being$77, 084. 55„ $1, 815.45 less hat the budget forecast. Employee salaries and fringe benefits continue to rise and account for over 70 percent of the total expenditure. As of December 31, 1969, the staff consisted of 117 full-time em- ployees and 46 part-time, Negotiations are continuing with the International Union of Operating Engineers for a new contract, The present contract expired December 31, 1969. The committee has offered a seven percent increase to the Union but to date it has not been accepted. News f Varna and District EXPLORERS MEET The Explorer group met in the church with the president, Miss Cathy Taylor, in charge. The Explorer motto and purpose was recited. Miss Marianne Kalbfleisch read the scripture. Miss Sandra Webster gave the prayer. Miss Nancy Fawcett read the minutes and the roll call was answered by nine members. Mrs. Robert Taylor read from how many shoulders has your executor? At Victoria and Grey Trust. your estate management problems are the responsibility of a friendly, sympathetic trust officer you get to know, and a team of trained specialists. Don't leave your estate to chance. When you make your will, specify Victoria and Grey as your executor. WC7VRL4,,,e GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889, the study book and Mrs. Barry Taylor conducted the crafts program, The Explorer prayer was repeated and the meeting was closed by Miss Cathy Tay- lor. On Wednesday evening the Ex- plorers held a skating party at the local arena and after an hour skating, they were treated to a bountiful lunch in the Or- ange Hall, by their leaders, Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Barry Taylor, Rev. Murdock Morrison re- turned home last week after a stay in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Rev. Lloyd Kalbfleisch of Zurich has been conducting the Services in Goshen and Var- na churches during the pastor's illness, Floyd McAsh of Hamilton visited during the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster have returned home after a holiday in Florida. Mr:fttirs. Y PRICES JUST, WISE QUALITY MOWS THE REASON WE SUGGEST YOU GIVE THEMA TRYai 4.1111.1,,lib 1* gamma r. IA IL SHOPPER'S ►r ' FRIEND ,41/4-6") Walper's Supertest 262-9910 Hensall Hensall, where he is resting comfortably. The regular morning wor- ship in Mensal]. United Church, Sunday, February 1, at 11;00 a. in will be in charge of the Young People of the congregation. They will dialogue and debate on the theme, "Modern Day Chemical Crutches." Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cook attended the funeral in Leam- ington last Friday of the latter's brother, Verner Hildebrand, 34, of Leamington. Mrs. Grace Peck has returned after spending several weeks with relatives in Toronto. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1970 Amber Rebekahs Fran Birthday Noble Grand Mrs, Elgin Thompson presided for the reg- ular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge, Wednesday evening, January 21, with a fair attend- ance owing to weather condit- ions. A number of members were absent with the flu and colds. Word was received that both Clinton and Goderich Lodges will be represented at the 21st birthday party, February 4, if weather is favourable, Plans were discussed to invite the 1969 student who had been chosen to attend last year's session of the United Nations, at a later date. Final plans were made for the bake sale and tea, which was very successful, with proceeds for renovations to the local arena. A. cup of tea and a light lunch was served, WINTER FOCUS: One Moment of Time Our camera records a child's First Smile . . . makes an official report on the bride's radiance . . . Commemorates a trio posed for Dad's birthday surprise. Moments like these can never be recaptured unless they are per- fectly preserved by MADDEN'S STUDIO. Your family's pictorial history should be in qualified hands, Contact Hadden's Studio GODERICH .118 St. David St. 524-8787 CARNIVAL ,AFF IN HENSALL AJANUARY 30, 1 FRIDAY NIGHT 3 MinorHockey Games BEGINNING AT 7 P.M. • Nr VICE ® PEEWEE BANTAM Ad.astral Park vs Hensall FRIDAY NIGHT Carnival Dance In the Arena Auditorium Snow Queen Contest Judging at 9 p.m. • Crowning at 11:30 p.m. Music by .. . "The Bluewater Playboys" MONSTER PARADE ON SATURDAY, AT 1:00 P.M. Snowmobile Races and Rides • Free Skating in the Arena • Judging of Snow Sculptures • HENSALL LEGION MEMBERS WILL SERVE WIENERS AND BEANS IN THE PICNIC PAVILION Saturday Night Hockey 7 P.m. LOCAL TYKES HOUSE LEAGUE CLINTON MITES vs HENSALL MITES ZURICH LIONS CLUB vs HENSALL KINSMEN EXETER MIDGETS vs HENSALL MIDGETS Share -the -Wealth CASH BINGO in the Auditorium SUNDAY Afternoon Hockey 1 p.m.— Zurich Mites vs Hensall Mites 2 P.M. O.H.A. Junior "D" LAMBETH FLYERS vs ZURICH DOMINIONS (Regularly Scheduled Game) SNOWMOBILE EVENTS Races and Rides Burning of CHRISTMAS TREES in the Park • Entire Proceeds for Renovation to the Hensall Arena •