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Zurich Citizens News, 1965-03-25, Page 3THURSDAY„ MARCH' 25, 1965 Ba agero �Ml ves Don Kyle, son of Mr, and Mrs. Byran. Kyle, of Hensall, who has been on the staff of the Bank of Montreal at Oakridge Acres, •London, has received his first appointment as an accountant. He has been transferred to the Bank of Montreal at Mark- ham Road and Painted Post Drive, Scarborough, and com- menced his duties immediately. 0 New Members for Henson Brownies Eight new Brownies, Karen Kyle, Brenda Gass, Linda Beer, Nancy Stretton, Debbie Smith, Cindy Parker, Judith Mickle and Anne Knight, were received into the Hensel]. Brownie Pack, last Tuesday. Mrs. Tom Lavender, district guide commissioner, enrolled the Brownies in a ceremony ar- ranged by Tawny Owl Mrs, :Rodger Venner, and also pre- sented Golden Hands to Cath- arine Anne Christie and Doro- thy Skea, and Golden Bars to Bonnie Sangster, Pamela Miekle and Kay Davis. Several Brown - YAW Aftrionnems• GROW Successfully With i;'ronn years and years of experi- ence with seeds, and nothing but seeds—Jones, MacNaugh- ton, Western Ontario's leading seed specialists, have discovered which strains are most suitable to the soils and climate of this area. And this experience is your guarantee that all Jones. MacNaughton seeds will give complete satisfaction—true to variety and high in germination. You benefit in another impor- tant way, too, when you buy .;Tones, MacNaughton seeds — you get far better value for your money. Because of Jones, MacNaughton's specialized knowledge of where and when to buy, they are able to offer you substantial savings on your farm seed requirements. Get the complete list from your local dealer. or Jones, MacNaughton Seeds EXETER Phone 235-0363 CREDITON Phone 234-6363 nes received Proficiency badges Following the enrollment Mrs Lavender took the Brownies o an imaginary trip to }Tempt* Court Palace in England to visi the world chief guide, Lad Baden Powell. A singing game, under th direction of Snowy Owl Mrs Barrie Jackson, was enjoyed .by mothers and Brownies. The meeting came to an end With the presentation of wings to Catharine Anne Christie and Dorothy Skea and they were received into the Guide Com- pany by Captain Mrs. Robert Baker. 0 Garden Course for n n t y e Huron Groups Patricia Damude, home econ- omist for Huron County, re- cently announced that "The Garden Clug —Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables" is the project chosen by the Huron County 4-H Homemaking Club for spring, 1965. Three one -day training schools for the local leaders are being held in Clinton, in Wingham, and on Friday, March 26, in Hensall Legion Hall. The topics for discussion will include planning of the garden, preparation of soil, planting, thinning, transplanting, cultvai tion and insect, weed and dis- ease control. On Monday, April 5, leaders of both homemaking and agricultural clubs will attend a Huron Country 4-H Leaders Conference in Londesboro at the United Church. This con- ference will open with a ban- quet at 11:45 a.m. In the afternoon topics of in- terest to 4-H Club leaders will 4,11,04,04,4 OUR BUNNIES Are Multiplying ! GET ONE FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF A PHILCO Television or AT GINGERICH'S Sales and Service Ltd. 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Leaders will be participating in the discussions and • sharing ideas and experiences. 0 and streamers with sweet peas and mums on the tables, For travelling to ,Kentueky, the bride chose a cranberry wool suit with black patent ac- cessories, On their return, they will reside in London, Ontario, 0 Henson Curlers Wedding Complete Season Blanchard -Rosze Rev. Robert Trimble offici ated in Wesley United Church London, when Katharine Ani Roszel became the bride of Ilan old Leroy Blanchard. ,The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clayton Roszel, Hensall, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blanchard, of Ex eter. Hensall Curling. Club finished out their season with a social evening Tuesday and announced the winners of the different ' events: Season trophy winners, Allan Crerar, skip; Doug Coop• er, vice; William H. Bell, sec- ond; Earl Scam, lead. Winner of Middleton trophy: Lloyd Mousseau, skip; Alex _ Munn, vice; Mrs. Lloyd Mous• seau, second; Mrs. Alex Munn, lead. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She chose a street length gown of blush pink silk organza, with a white lace bodice overlay, three-quar- ter length sleeves and princess style with a panel at the back. A satin wedding ring headdress held her shoulder length illu- sion veil. She carried a bou- quet of white roses and carna- tions. Mrs. Kenneth Riggs, London, atended the bride as matron of h o n o u r. She wore a street length dress of sea mist green silk organza with a fited bodice and bell skirt and three --quar- ter length sleeves. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Floyd Blanchard, L o n d o n, brother of the groom, was best man and Allan Roszel, Hensall, brother of the bride, and Jim Coleman, of London, ushered. The organist played tradi- tional wedding music and also accompanied the solist, Mrs. Bruce Baker, of London, who sang, "The Wedding Prayer", and "Because", during the sign- ing of the register. The bride's mother wore a navvy three-piece dress with navy and white straw hat, and a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses. The groom's mother wore a navy dress with a match- ing lace jacket and a pink flowered hat with a corsage of Talisman roses. A reception was held in the church hall, which was decor- ated with pink and white bells Winner, first draw: John Henderson, skip; Stan Tudor, vice, John beeves; second, Lloyd McLean, lead. Second: Don Joynt, skip; Bob Cook, vice; Mrs. Bob Cook, second; Mrs. Don Joynt, lead. Consolation: Ray Consitt, skip; Bob Bell, vice; Mrs. Ray Consitt, second; Mrs. Bob Bell, lead. Second draw: First, Ken Park- er, skip; George Parker, vice; Mrs. Ken Parker, second; Har- old Parker, lead. Second, Ecl Fink, skip; Ian McAllister, vice; Bob McLaughlin, second; Bill Coope r, lead, Consolation: Douglas Mann, skip; Jim Clark, vice; Mrs. Jim Clark, second; Mrs. Doug Mann, lead. Third draw: First, Lloyd Mousseau, skip; Alex Munn, vice; Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau, sec- ond; Mrs. Alex 1Vfunn, lead. Second: Sam Ronnie, skip; John Anderson, vice; Mrs, Sana Ran- nie, second; Mrs. John Ander- son, lead. Consolation: Jack Simmons, skip; Bob Caldwell, vice; Mrs. Jack Simmons, sec- ond; Mrs. Bob Caldwell, lead, Trophies are to be awarded at a later date. BLAKE NEWS (Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich, Correspondents) Week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb were Mr. and Mrs. Corney Klassen, St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs. Orland Jantzi, Kitchener; Miss. Kathy Erb and little Dianna Peters, Kitchener. Mrs. Mary Hey spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ginger- ich, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erb attended Gospel Singing Con- cert at Masonic Temple, Detroit, on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ginger- ich and daughters visited with Mr, and Mrs. Moses Schwart- zentruber at Baden on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Aden Martin and family, of Gowanstown, were Sunday visitors at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Menno Steckle. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Gingerich and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ginger- ich and family. Sunday visitors with Mr. and FAR ERS For your spring worts requirements, be sure to enquire about the complete line of RENAULT T . ACTORS 30 - 60 H.P. — GAS AND DIESEL ONTARIO GRAIN DRILLS ti RUGGED KEWANEE DISCS 0 Versatile Vibrating Taul Cultivators 0 and also a large stock of Tires for Car, Truck. Tractor, etc. New car take -offs start as low as $10.00 for 7.50 x 14 or 6.70 x 15, first line tires. II ugh Bros. a- Farm Equipment ONE MILE EAST OF BRUCEFIELD • wax, ,amu, .•A.9. Mrs, Curtis Gingerich were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gingerich and family. 0 Pion Food F. Forum For Huron Areas On the evening of April 1, a food forum will be held in the Brussel's Legion Hall, This will be the first time such a program has been presented in Huron County. A food forum is sponsored by the home economics service of the Ontario Department of Agriculture upon the request PAGE THREE of the women in any area of a county. When interest is shown in a community, an advisory com- mittee of five or six women is set up, This group decides on the topic, place, date and time of the food forum. Home econ- omists from the Ontario Depart. ment of Agriculture prepare the food and present the forum. No admission is charged and the meeting is open to all women in the surrounding area. During the form, which last about two hours, the informa- tion on the topics selected is presented through demonstra- tions and discussion. 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