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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-06-29, Page 9Citizens News, June 29, 1978. Page 9 Cou le are honouredon 55th anniversury returned from visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hyde, Brant and new grand- daughter, Shena in Ottawa. Gary Merritt, Mrs. Merritt and Gregory of Poway, California, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred D. Mack were honoured by their family at a Garden Party held at the home of their daughter Evaline, and her husband, John McAllister at their home on the London Road, Hensall. The occasion was their 55th wedding anniversary. Mr, and Mrs. Mack were married by Rev. Duncan McTavish on June 30, 1923. It was the first wedding solemnized in the Crediton Methodist Church which had been erected the previous year, and Rev. McTavish's first church wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Mack lived in Exeter and Crediton area until 1974 when they moved to London. They have four children, Bryce of Tavistock; hyaline, Mrs. the Crediton, Centralia, Cen- John McAllister; Winifred, tralia Flying School and Mrs. Leo Jette, London and Huron Park post offices, Rosalie, Mrs. Lorry Cann, `• Mr. Mack served overseas Schroeder Creek Resort, during the First World War. B . C . Ther e a r e 13 and afterwards was assis- g r an d c h i l dr en , four tant Fire Chief of Crediton. predeceased and five step Mrs. Mack was active in grandchildren, nine great Church and Women' s grandchildren and thirteen Institute organizations. She step grandchildren, a niece, was president of the Jean, Mrs, Leroy Whitter, Women's Missionary Socie- Toronto and a grand ty for five years and the nephew, Allan Breddie, Crediton Women's Institute Montreal. and the South Huron District Mr. and Mrs. Mack farm.'Women's Institute and' is a ed on concessions 10 ' and 9 life member of both Stephen township. In 1950 organizations as well as the they moved to the village of Provincial organization. She Crediton. Mrs. Mack was also served as Convener of librarian at Crediton for the Historical Research fourteen years and drove a Committee at Branch, school bus for 18 years and District, Area and Provin- Mr. Mack over 20. He was a cial levels. She was one of mail contractor and served the organizers of the Huron County Historical Society and was the first president and is a life member. Mrs. Mack is an active member of the London Kiwanis Senior Citizens Recreational Centre, a bowling club and the Bed- ford Club. They are members of the Rowntree United Church. Guests were present from .. London, Exeter, Lucan, Tavistock, Stratford, Sebringville, Kitchener, Huron Park and Crediton. Closing sermon For his closing sermon, Rev. Beck chose the text, "how can we know the way?" dealing with how people deal with directions in life. Some are easily mis- lead and follow the wrong directions - some are aimless. There is no well - marked map to life. Our destiny is tied to our contact with the Lord Jesus Christ. He helps us arrive by being, "The Way". Flowers on either side of the pulpit were in loving memory of Alf Clark, placed by his family. Following the service, a reception was held in the Fellowship Hall to bid the Beck family farewell. Rev. Beck has accepted a call to the Corunna charge. On behalf of the congregation Walter Spencer presented the Becks with a portable colour television and stand and an arrangement of dried flowers. We wish the Becks much happiness and fulfill- ment in their new surroun- dings. Next Sunday, the service will be conducted -by Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter. Ser- vices will be held in Hensall United Church throughout July. E Phone 236-4012 StItVt PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES Open 8 am - Sundays Included NO POTS OR PANS Bring Your Own Quart Boxes 2,4 or 6 quart baskets or quart boxes can be purchased 15 acres irrigated 11/4 mi.'INorth of Hensall on No. 4 Hwy. & 11/4 mi. East. WATCH FOR SIGNS JACK BELL RR No. 2 Kippen Ph. 262-5878 Marianne McCaffrey direc- Belva Fuss, Ron and Doug ting the choir. A choral Mock. prelude was sung by Mrs. McCaffrey giving a new up- lift to the service and the choir sang the anthem, "Come, Ye Blessed", the solo parts being taken by Mrs. Donna St. ,John, Mrs. 10 DAY ZURICH SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL July 3 July 14 ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Everyone welcome, from those starting kin- dergarten in public school thiscomingSeptem- ber to Grade 10. The Herald Press Curriculum will be used which emphasizes Bible study and the lessons centered around a scripture passage for each day. Parents should pre -register the kindergarten 1 children who were born in 1973 by calling Elaine Love 236-4033 or Sandi Stephen 236- 7759 to give the fathers name and child's birthday. Please pre -register by July 1st. There is no admission fee. There will be a bus route the same as last year,"leaving Dash- wood at 8:00 a.m. For information call Rev. Clayton Kuepfer, 236-4709. Hold meeting The regular meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Church A.C.W. was held on Thurs- day afternoon at the Rec- tory. The president, Mrs. Frank Forrest, opened the meeting with, the Members Prayer. Devotions were taken from the Living Message and Mrs. Annie Reid read the scripture. Mrs. Helen Roberts gave the meditation. Roll call was answered by naming the place or church where you were baptized, confirmed and married. Therewill be no meetings during the summer. Mrs. George A. Anderson closed the meeting with prayer. Infant Baptism The Sacrament of infant Baptism was held at Hensall United Church on Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs. Rick McGee presented their. - daughter, Jennifer' Nancy for baptism. Rev. Dori Beck officiated and also con- ducted the service, sup- ported by Mrs. Mary Mof- fatt at the organ and Mrs. Personals Mr. Oliver Bedard of Sar- nia visited with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch last Friday. Mrs. Harvey Hyde has O 101 Mt so SI O 11 i S "Well Worth Looking For" KLEENEX BOUTIQU E TOWELS Twin Pack White Only) ONLY Prices ENeetive Until JULY n .or RAW PARA E OF VALUES Oat su woes DARE COOKIES *OAT SUPREME 4258 •DIGESTIVE 3978 ONLY : 1.\4r'fl /t41 ue P„1111. While They last! scorr FAMILY NAPKINS 990 AssaEted ssaEebeiee 180's BANSuper Dry ROLL ANTIPERSPIRANT 99' 43 ml CHLOR-TRIPOLON .4mg 36's or 8mg 18's FACIAL TISSUES h-, #AFI OM was V/0 IiitAM `!#,•,''� FONDA GREASE RESISTANT -Sno-White” c EA. 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