Zurich Citizens News, 1978-11-02, Page 3Citizens News, November 2, 1978
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Goal for blind canvass almost reached
Eric Luther advises that
donations to date total $1,-
117.25. We have set an objec-
tive of $1,400.00. The mail
strike has affected
donations ordinarily receiv-
ed through the mail. As the
Hensall
Hilda Payne
Bertha McGregor
strike is now over rura
residents are requested to
mail their contributions im-
mediately to ensure we
meet our objective.
Baptise children
The service at Hensall
United Church on Sunday,
was conducted by Rev. T.
Garrett Husser when the
Sacrament of Holy Baptism
was administered to
Mathew William and Shelly
Ann Gardner, children of
Mr. and Mrs. - William
Arthur Gardner and to Cara
Mary Anne daughter -of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester James
Gardner. All the children of
the congregation gathered
around the altar to watch
the ceremony.
For his sermon, Rev.
Husser spoke on "Life's
great hours".
Once again we welcomed
Richard Fujarczuk of Lon-
don on the organ; his talents
are well appreciated. The
choir, under the leadership
of Mrs. Marianne McCaf-
frey, 'sang the anthem,
"Teach me, 0 Lord".
Unit 4 will be meeting on
Thursday, November 5 at
2:30 p.m. This will be the
last meeting of the fiscal
year.
Honoured with a shower
Mrs. Marvin Taylor and
baby Kari Lynn were guests
of honour at a baby shower
Saturday evening at the
home of the hostess Mrs.
Rick Parker assisted by
Mrs. Don Dalton of Seaforth,
who conducted contests after
which Mrs. Harold Parker
favoured with a reading "A
Mother's Song."
The gifts were presented
by Lori Parker and Jennifer
. Pollock. Cindy made a fitting
reply thanking everyone.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess Mrs. Rick
Parker, Mrs. Dalton and
Mrs. Ken Parker.
Mrs. Hilda Smale and sons
of Hibbert have taken up
residence in the dwelling
they purchased on Richmond
street south.
Mr. & Mrs. Al Corbett and
family have taken up
residence in the dwelling
they recently purchased
from Mr. & Mrs. John
Corbett.
Miss. Dorothy Farquhar,
London spent the week -end
with her mother Mrs.
Emalie Farquhar.
4-H samples foods
Meeting five of Hensall 4H
clubs No. 1 and No. 2 were
held at Hensall United
Church on Tuesday. The
Cookie Monsters, club No. 1,
opened with the 4H pledge
and Trudy Ferguson read
the minutes. They then
assembled in the kitchen and
sampled Cod Italiano, Pink
Velvet and Maple Treasure,
Next, they worked in their
books and discussed the h
omework which had, been
assigned the week before.
For the last half-hour, the
two clubs rejoined to discuss
the menu for the party on
November 7 and the exhibit
for Achievement Day. The
club adjourned after
deciding to have the next
meeting on November 7.
Club No. 2 opened by all
'repeating the pledge and
answering the roll call. Then
they joined with the Cookie
Monsters in the kitchen to
taste the samples mentioned
before.
Next they settled on a
name for the club — The
Metric Maids — and then
completed lesson 5 in the
books. The meeting then
adjourned until November 7.
W.I. to have speaker
The November meeting of
the Hensall Women's
Institute will meet in the
Legion Hall on Wednesday,
November 8 for their
Education and Cultural
Activities programme when
the speaker will be Mrs.
Margaret Burkart of
Wingham who will shpw
slides of ,a boat trip to
Northern Ontario taken this
fall. All ladies of the com-
munity are invited to attend
at 8 p.m.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael of Clinton
were recent visitors with Mr.
& Mrs. James Sangster and
Brad.
Mr. & Mrs. John Soldan,
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ready, Port
Stanley, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Ready and Allyn of London,
Mr. & Mrs.' Patrick Soldan,
Tracy and Jason, Pinedale,
Grand Bend, attended
services at Caven
Presbyterian Church,
Exeter on Sunday and
witnessed the baptism of
Ryan Michael, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Michael Soldan and
.brother of Sue Anne and
Jodi. Later the family were
joined by Mr. & Mrs. Frank
Soucant, Zurich and Mr. &.
Mrs. Gary Kyle and children
of Exeter at a dinner at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Soldan,
Exeter.
Catharine Corbett
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Al
Corbett returned to her home
afterundergoing surgery at
Sick Children's Hospital in
London.
Personals
James Bedard and family
of Detroit, spent Saturday
with the former's aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Oesch and treated them to
dinner out.
Attending the christening
of Mathew William, Shelly
Ann and Cara Mary Anne
Gardner and afterwards at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Gardner were Rev.
Garnett Husser, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Scotchmer and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Gardner and family
(Junior) all of Hensall; Mr.
NOTICE
Township of Stanley taxpayers are remind-
ed that the second installment of the 1978
taxes are due on or before November 15,
1978; Avoid the penalty for late payment
by remitting before November 15, 1978.
Mel Graham
Clerk Treasurer
and Mrs. Lester Gardner
and family (Senior), Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Doyle and
family and Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Gardner all of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Boulton and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Boulton all of Woodstock;
Mr. and Mrs. William
Burgess of Warkworth, Mrs.
Ellen Batstone of Zurich and
Mr, and Mrs. Tony
Sheppherd and family of Ex-
eter.
Mrs. Jack Smith, Miss
Margaret Smith, Toronto
and Mr, and Mrs. Don
Cooper, Exeter motored to
Keene Valley, New York at
the week -end and visited
with the former's sisters,
Mrs. Eva Spoor of Keene
Valley and Mrs. Lucy
Brooks from New Jersey.
Keene Valley is near Lake
Placid and the scenery was
very beautiful.
Mrs, Ruby Bell spent a few
days visiting with her son-in-
law and daughter Mr. & Mrs.
Ron Mason, Tracey and
Cindy in Bowling Green,
Ohio.
A bus load of( senior
citizens attended the con-
cert in the Wingham High
School auditorium, Saturday
evening which - was
presented by "The Scott
Family" to an audience of
1,010 people. Those attending
report an excellent evening
of music.
Rev. A. Young of Goderich
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church Sun-
day. His text was taken from
Mark Chapter 4, "Many
Small Boats were there
also." Service November 5
will be at the hour of 10:15
a.m. standard time. It was
announced Rev. Kenneth
Knight of Rose Town,
Saskatchewan accepted the
call to Carmel, Cromarty
and Caven churches and is
expected to arrive by
December 1. The Ladies' Aid
are holding their annual
bazaar Saturday November
4 at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Alice Ferg returned
home after spending several
days with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Eckel in Zurich,
One thing about early
marriages is they shorten
the generation gap.
Maxwell House Instant,
Coffee
Mclaren's Stuffed Manzanilla
Olives
Scott
Paper Towels
Crisco All Vegetable
Oil
P
LaurFcrSecord
Puddings
SaindPuddings
Miracle Whip
Dressing
Swift's Holiday
Luncheon Meat
Carnation
Coffee Mate
Club House Red
Maraschino -
Cherries
Stuart House
Foil Wrap
Weston's Brown 'n Sei
Dolls
oz. $4x 99
8 fl. oz,
89'
2 Roll Pkg. 994
1.5 It.
'2.59
99'
1 .2q
„o. 89*
4x5 oz. tins
32 oz.
Bonus Pack, 18 oz.
9 .19
16 oz.
18"x25'
12's
'1.59
s1 ;q
2/89'
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