HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-08-03, Page 3Citizens News, August 3, 1978
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Hensall 4-H groups need Leaders
The,new 4-11 project for
fall ientitled, "Essential
Edibles" and will offer
members an opportunity to
discover how easy it is to
make tasty food with new
metric measures and to try
recipe ideas for breakfast
and brunch and suggestions
Hensall
Hilda Payne
Berta. McGregor
for adding life to carried
lunches, Also, the club will.
learn tips on what to keep in
mind when planning dinner
which will be useful now and
in the future; to put party
planning into practice with a
fun time and a chance to
show off new cooking skills.
Once again in order to
have 4-11 clubs in the village
of Hensall, leaders and
assistant leaders are
urgently needed.
There have been Nearly 31
girls interested in the past
clubs and it would be a
shame if they could not carry
on for lack of leaders.
Seeing the satisfaction and
the smiles on the girls' faces
when they get their awards
for a finished club is your
reward. If anybody reading
this article feels she could
help by either leading or
assisting please contact
Joyce Pepper at 262-2394
immediately or before
August 11.
No services till September
Rev. Harold Snell con-
ducted the service at Hensall
United Church on Sunday
July 30, preaching on the
subject, . "What does Jesus
mean to you?"
Deejays win
league title
The regular season of the
Zurich men's recreational
softball league has concluded
with the Dee jays finishing
on top.
Finishing off the league
were the Oilburners in
second, Shaws in third, Patz
in fourth, the Sunsets in fifth
and the Pontiacs finishing in
last place.
In the playoffs which
started Monday the Dee jays
nipped Patz 7-6 and the
Oilburners defeated the
Sunsets 5-3.
Winners of the best 2 out of
3 series advance to the
championship round while
the losers play in the con-
solation round.
Mrs. Donna St. John sang,
"The Lord's my Shepherd"
and Richard Fujarczuk was
at the organ. Richard is a
law student whose musical
talents have to be heard to be
realized; thank you Richard
for your help this summer
and especially for your in-
spiring postludes.
There will be no further
services in the United
Church until Sunday, Sep-
tember 3,
Visit Huronview
The ladies of the Hensall
Women's Institute visited
Huronview last Wednesday
to provide entertainment for
the July birthday party.
Numbers were provided by
Mrs. Laird Mickle playing
old`" favourites on the piano
while Mrs. Carl Payne led in
community singing. The big
hit of the afternoon was
provided by three seniors of
Zurich, Henry Adkins, step -
dancing and playing the
mouth organ, Alf Denomine
on the violin and Joe Boland
on the piano.. Our grateful
thanks to all who helped with
this programme, the lunch
and the gifts.
Wins awards
Sandra Wadel., 13 year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Wadel of Hensall,
About people
Visitors Saturday with Mr.
& Mrs. Norman Koehler
were Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Koehler and son Brian,
Toronto and Mrs. Notty and,
Isobel.
Joining them for dinner
were Greta and Leonard Erb
and Sharon and Bob Erb and
Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gittus and sons of Rochester,
Minnesota and Mrs. Richard
Gittus of Bridgeton, Missouri
visited recently with Mrs.
_ Gertrude Gittus of the
Bluewater Rest Home. They
also visited with relatives in
the area, and were ,house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fisher.
Relatives and family of
Mrs. -Gertrude Gittus,
gathered recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Schroeder Dashwood to
celebrate Mrs. Gittus' 80th
birthday.
Miss Esther and Mary
Steckle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Mumaw and daughter Heidi
spent several days with their.
mother Mrs. Seleda Steckle
and other family members
recently.
They also attended the
"Steckle Reunion" while
here.
brought back two
Adjudicators Awards to this
area from the Ontario
Central Music League
Festival held at the Airport
Holiday Inn at Malton. She
was chosen from the third
year solo accordion class
and along with Gerda Brand
of Clinton took the
Adjudicators Award for the
third year duet class. Both
girls are the students of Miss
Diane Stevenson of Clinton.
Hensall Sales Barn
The Hensall Sales Barn
was active again last week
with steady prices; supply
consisted mainly of heifers
and steers. Fat cattle;
heifers, $56.50-$62.50, sales to
$65.00; steers, $62.50-$65.50,
sales to $66.50, Pigs $35.00-
$48.50.
Personals
Mr. &• Mrs. Sim Roobal
and Mr. Anthony Gelderland
of Ridgetown spent a few
days exploring the coun-
tryside around Wiarton and
Tobermory last week. While
at Tobermory, they watched
the "Big Canoe" the S.S. Chi-
Cheemaun unload and load
for its crossing to Manitoulin
Island.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Scane
have returned from a three
week bus tour to .Victoria,
British Columbia, and back.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith
have enjoyed a two week
visit to the latter's home
town, Lower Montague in
Prince Edward Island where
they have been holidaying
with her mother, Mrs.
Hannah Cowan.
Mr. & Mrs. William
McDowell of Seaforth visited
with Mrs. Albert Alexander
on Sunday.
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