HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-08-12, Page 3THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 3
Mrs. Elsa Jenkins, manager
of the Women's Division of the
Canadian National Exhibition,
has announced the winners of the
1971 handicraft competition. Of
particular interest to people in
this area is a first prize winner in
the knitting section of the work
of the blind. She is Miss Greta
Lammie, Hensall.
Mrs. Aldwinkle, is a patient
in Clinton Community Hospital,
with a fractured hip suffered in a
fall at her home.
Mrs, Richardson, Mrs. William
Kyle, Mrs. Grant MacGregor and
Mrs. Maude Hedden, who have
been patients in South Huron
Hospital, have returned home.
Mrs, Edna Paterson is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alderdice
and family spent the weekend
in
Thornbury.
The WMS and Arnold Circle
of Carmel Presbyterian Church
Hensall, are entertaining the
patients at Queensway Nursing
Home, Hensall, during the montt
of August, every Monday.
Those who assisted on Monday
were; Mrs. Edith Bell, entertain-
ed with piano selections and
singing was enjoyed. Others
helping to play bingo were Mrs,
Bessie Luker, Mrs. Earl Camp-
bell, Mrs, Glen Bell, Mrs,
Beverly Beaton, Mrs. Rockus
Faber and .Mrs. R, A , Orr.
Wedding
CURRIE - GORDON
Emmanuel United Church
Sebringville was the setting for
a lovely summer wedding on Sat-
urday July 31, uniting in marriage
Eric John Douglas Currie and
Lesley Kay Gordon both of Tor-
onto. The four o'clock ceremony
was performed by the groom's
father Rev. Harold F. Currie
against a background of candel-
abra and baskets of white gladiola
and yellow mums.
Miss Elizabeth Seebach, of
Sebringville provided traditional
wedding music. on the organ.
Lesley is the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, John Gordon of
Dundee, Scotland and the groom
is the son of Rev. Harold F. Cur-
rie and. Mrs. Currie of Sebring-
ville, formerly of Hensall.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er the bride was radiant in a
gown of white, wild silk with
empire waistline, The bodice
was enhanced by lace appliqued
daisies. The same feature also
decorated the wrist bands of the
long full sleeves. Her floor -
length veil of silk illusion was
also trimmed in like mariner and
was held by a coronet of daisies.
She carried a bouquet of yellow
rose buds and white stephonatis.
Attending her as matron of
honor was Mrs, Richard Johnston
of Toronto, and bridesmaids
were Miss Rosemary Cullum,
Toronto and Miss Carmen Currie,
Sebringville, sister of the groom.
All wore identical dresses of
peppermint green and white flor-
al chiffon with empire waistlines
and long full sleeves. Each
carried colonial bouquets of yell-
ow mums and white daisies,
while daisies and baby mums wen
entwined in their hair,
Wayne Currie, London was
groomsman for his brother and
guests were ushered by Douglas
Gordon, Toronto, brother of the
bride and Charles Evans of Tor-
onto.
The wedding reception was
held at the Victorian Inn, Strat-
ford.
For travelling, the bride chose
a navy and white ensemble with
navy accessories and a white
gardenia corsage.
On their return the young coupl
will reside in Toronto.
ROBERT A. BOYCE
Robert Henry Boyce, of Hensall
passed away Sunday, August 8,
in South Huron Hospital, in his
92nd year.
Surviving are his wife the form.
er Laura Beatrice Barisdale, one
daughter, Mrs. Earl (Shirley)
Hackett, Stratford, Another
daughter, Mrs, Harvey (Iris)
Lucelle Sparling, predeceased
him on December 1970, There
is also a son- in- law, Harvey E.
Sparling, Willowdale; two grand
daughters, Ruth and Susan Hack-
ett, Stratford; two grand -sons,
Stephen Sparling and David
Hackett,
The late Mr. Boyce was a
member of Chiselhurst United
Church,
Public funeral service was held
from Bonthron funeral home,
Wednesday, August 11, at 2 p.m.
with Rev, D. R. Beds officiating,
A burial in Baird's cemetery
Combine fire
destroys crop
near Hensall
Ten acres of barley on a farm
about one mile east of Hensall
were destroyed Monday when a
combine harvesting the crop
caught fire.
The operator of the combine,
Monty Plumb 22, escaped un-
injured from the fire which was
caused by a broken hydraulic
line in the combine.
Ross Forrest, owner of the
farm, estimated damage to his
crop at $1, 000.
Fire brigades from Hensall,
Brucefield and Exeter fought
the blaze which started ar-
ound noon.
HOTEL HENSALL
featuring:
'The Wildwoods'
Friday & Saturday, Aug. 13 & 14
Coleman's I Ib. tin
Canned ms $ 1.55
Champion 24 oz. jar
Prepared Mustard 2
Parchment wrap 4 LBS
Mom's Margarine 99
McCormick's 132 oz.
Graham Wafers 2/69
18 oz.
Aylmer Catsup 3/85
Astra brand 7µ oztin
c
Sockeye Salmon 59`
Liquid (deal pack) 32 oz. bottle
Ivory Detergent 93c
16 oz. blanched or spanish
Bere's Peanuts 2 BAGS 91
Salad dressing 32 oz.
Kraft Salad Bowl 59`
Lee brand 19 oz. curshed or tid bit
Pineapple 4 tins 93`
30's
instantine Tablets 49c
Super Save 24 oz. reg. 590
Apple Pies 39c
FROZEN FOOD
Banquet 24 0:
CREAM
IES
2 for 69c
WE TRY TO BRING you
BErrE' root?svAL
PRODUCE FEATURES
Cee Grade Product of Ont.
Melba Apples
5 lbs 69c
Golden .Yellow
BANANAS
Product of Panama
11c lb
No. 'I Product of USA
Canada Carrots
2 -2 -Ib bags 494
Sausag:
Weiners
Side Bacon
Pork Chops
Bologna PIECE
Cooked Ham
Pork Hocks PURE
PURE PORK
SMOKED
ENDS
BUTT
9C
16 491t
16 39c
Ib 49C
3 lbs $1
Ib 89
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