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Citizens News, December 21, 1978
Hensall couple celebrate 50 years
Mr. & Mrs. Perc Campbell
celebrated their Fiftieth
wedding anniversary at their
home in Hensall on Friday,
December 15. They were
married at the Presbyterian
Manse, Hensall and took up
residence on the groom's
1 Ielr call
Hilda Paynoe
]Bertha McGregor
farm on the 2nd concession
of Hay township.
They have three children:
a son Elmore in Toronto;
Audrey, Mrs. Glenn Koehler
of Hensall; Margaret, Mrs.
Ray Consitt of Kippen; and
nine grandchildren.
A large number of
relatives and friends called
to wish them greetings.
Serving were Mrs. Koehler,
Mrs. Consitt, Mrs. Emore
Campbell, Mrs. Charles Hay
and Mrs. Wm. Rogerson.
Their granddaughters Beth
Consitt and Elizabeth
Campbell were in charge of
the register. A family dinner
was enjoyed at the Zurich
Hotel in the evening.
Mrs. Campbell's father
Mr. Hugh Love formerly of
Hensall attended the an-
niversary.
Kinsmen entertain seniors
. The Hensall Kinsmen Club
entertained the Seniors at a
"Senior Citizens' Night" on
Tuesday at the Blue Water
Rest Home, Zurich.
Entertainment was provided
by Mr. 'Nelson Howe and a
social time enjoyed by all.
Lodge distributes boxes
The C.P.T. Committee of
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Queensway news
Recent visitors with
residents at the Queensway
Nursing Home were with
Mrs. Louise Mitchell: Les
Mitchell, Verna and Betty
Coates, Robert and Barbara
Mitchell and Mr, Finkbeiner.
Keith and Doris Leonard of
Willowdale visited Clara
Featherston. Shirley Prouty
of Exeter visited several
residents.
Joan Betteridge and Violet
Bishop visited Irene Kalb-
fleisch. Jessi and George
Ingle, Brussels visited with
Cora Alcock and Tena Hully.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Long
visited the latter's mother
Mrs. Lou Weurth. Clara and
Perc Johnston, Alvin
Steckle, Joe Martin, Bill,
Helen and Mark Taylor
visited Russell Erratt.
Rev. Mills conducted the
church service with Mrs.
Louise Mitchell ac-
companying at the piano. On
Monday, December 11 the
Zurich Mennonite Church
Ladies entertained
residents. Pat Oesch
celebrated his birthday on
December 13.
Miss Agnes Cutting will
celebrate her birthday on
December 26.
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducts service
The service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church was
conducted by Rev. Kenneth
Knight on Sunday, the
subject of his sermon was
"Our King Is Here".
Miss Sandra Wadel
favoured with two accordion
solos "0 Holy Night" and
"Angels We Have Heard On
High". Mrs. Robert Taylor
presided at the organ and
accompanied the choir in the
Anthem "All Poor Men and
Humble" Mrs, Malcolm
Dougall and Mrs. Edith Bell
sang the duet.
The poinsettia on the
Communion table was a gift
from the Queensway Nur-
sing Home, There will be
Christmas music next
Sunday.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Elmore
Campbell and family of
Toronto were weekend
visitors with the former's
parents Mr. & Mrs. Perc
Campbell who celebrated
their 50th wedding an-
niversary.
Miss Dale Simmons of
Toronto is spending the
holidays with her parents
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Simmons.
Mrs. Rosa Harris who has
been visiting with her son-in-
law and daughter Mr. & Mrs.
William Noakes left this
week for Vancouver, B.C.
Mrs. Harry Horton
returned from Exeter and
Unversity Hospital last
after receiving treatment for
several weeks.
Make appointments
to county council
The 45 -member Huron
County council Wednesday
approved the make-up of its
10 standing committees,
where much of the county's
business will be hashed out
in depth.
The newly acclaimed
warden, Hay Township
Reeve John Tinney, serves
as the ex -officio member on
each committee.
Following are the com-
mittees and membership,
with the chairrnan listed
first and the number of
years each member is ap-
pointed for listed in
brackets.
Roads: J.C. Kreuter
(two); Ken Campbell (one);
William Dale (two); R.M.
Williamson (three); Lloyd
Mousseau (three).
Huronview Nursing
Home: Royce Macaulay
(one); S.P. Hallahan (two);
Allan Campbell (two) ; W.I.
Morley (three); Douglas
Russell (three).
Health: Eileen Palmer
(one); John Tinney (one);
F.E. Haberer (two) ; Paul
Steckle (three) ; John
1 Morrissey (provincial o ap-
pointed representative).
Library: Tom Miller
(one); Robert Allen (two);
s.,
eace on Eart
On the eve of our Savior's birthday
we wish you inner peace ... true, joy.
To our many patrons, "thanks."
Blare Bonnet Shop 236-4672
Bernice, Charles and Staff
Frank McFadden (three) ;
Elgin Thompson, Maureen
Penn and Noreen Gnay (all
citizen appointments).
Property: Don
MacGregor (one); John
Austin (one); Joe Kerr
(two); H.J. Craig (two);
Ernest Brown (three); Leo
Foran (three).
Planning: Harold Knight
(one); W.E. Simmons
(one) ; Tom Consitt (two) ;
Joe Hunking (two); Robert
Jewell (three); 13111 Elston
(three). •
Development: J.M. Daw-
son (one); John Flannery
(one) ; Harold Robinson
(two); T.J. Cunningham
(three) ; Ervin Sillery
(three),
Executive: Don Eadie
(one); Robert Bell (one);
Garnet Wright (two);
Warren Zinn (two); W.K.
Bogie (three); D.J. Noble
(three).
Social services: Harold
Elliott (one) ; Harold Wild
(one) ; Grant Stirling (two) ;
Leona Armstrong (three) ;
John Stafford (three).
Land division: Gervin
Reed, John Hazlitt, J.L.
McCutcheon, Joe Miller and
Cecil Desjardine (all citizen
appointments) .
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Dining and Dancing
Friday and Saturday night — Live orchestra
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old favorites (CREPES, OMELETTES AND
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"The menus -. including brunch - are ever changing
and never disappointing.'
Diane & Lynn Brooks
London Free Press Oct. 27, 1978
"Only in Stratford you say? That's right,
however no cause to say "pity". An
autumn Sunday in the tranquil and
handsome community that includes
brunch at The Church is pure pleasure."
Winston Collins
Toronto Sunday Star Oct. 8,1978
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