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Zurich Citizens News, 1976-01-28, Page 2Page 2 -Citizens News, January 28/76 Hensall couple marks anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt will be celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary with an Open House at their home at 63 King Street in Hensall, Thursday afternoon and evening. Mr. Consitt and the former Ethel Zapfe were married Jan- uary 29, 1916 at the home of her parents at Blake. After their marriage the couple lived for four years in Stanley township before moving to a farm on Concession 4 of Tuckersmith township. They continued farm- ing until moving to their presen home in Hensall in 1956. For 10 years Mr. Consitt wa: custodian of the Hensall Public School. They have two sons, John, Hensall and Roy, Tuckersmith, :.even grandchildren and one great grandchild. They were guests of honour at a family dinner at the Burkley Restaurant in Exeter. In attend- ance in addition to immediate fancily were Austin and Audrey Zapfe, Eva Kaiser, Mrs. Emma Farquhar and Mrs. Janet Zapfe, United Church annual to be pot luck supper The annual meeting of Hensall United Church will be held at 6.30 p.m. with a pot luck supper on Wednesday January 28th followed by the meeting. Rev. Ddn Beck conducted wor- ship service in Hensall United Church on Sunday speaking on the subject "Let's Gossip." The choir sang an anthem. Sunday February 10 will be Lay- men's Service with Hensall and Chiselhurst congregations joining for the worship event which will feature special music and Mr. Bob Elliott of Clinton and Pine Lake Camp will be the guest speaker. The ins .allation of officers of Chiselhurst UCW was an- nounced, past president, Erla Coleman; president, Dorothy Parker; 1st vice-president, Mary Brintnell; 2nd vice-president, Phyllis Parsons; treasurer, Dorothy Brintnell; assistant Hensall personals Mrs. Jack Corbett was a recent visitor with her brother- in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams in Exeter. Mrs. Dave Kyle who has been a patient in South Huron Hos- pital for the past several weeks was able to retern to her home last week. Mr.and Mrs. Don Dalton of Seaforth were recent visitors with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael, Clinton visited this week with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Sangster and Brad. Messrs, Jack and Al Corbett spent the weekend on an ice fishing trip to Lake Simcoe• treasurer, Marg Cole; secretary and press, Loretta Riley; assis- tant secretary and press, Pearl Taylor. Fair date From page one must solve almost immediately is to find a replacement for secretary -treasurer Mrs. Anne Steinbach whose resignation tabled Monday, takes effect February 13. Mrs. Steinbach 's financial statement showed that while the society is starting off the year with a deficit of $360.40, it's in better shape than one year ago when it was $894.46 in the red. For 1975, the board had receipts of $4,817.86 and expenditures of $5,178.26, in- cluding bank loans. Main topic of discussion at the society 's annual meeting was the fall fair. Members were told that the turnout was good considering the weather exper- ienced. Fair food booths exper- ienced a boom as concessions were not allowed to sell food. Jt was suggested that more bands and floats be encouraged to take part in the fair parade; Reviewing the response to livestock sections, the horse section was reported as excell- ent. "There were more horses around than people," said one director. There were no cattle at the fair with the exception of the 4-H calf entries. There were some sheep entered but the swine classes drew no participants. Delegates were authorized to attend -the annual convention in Toronto, February 18-19. During the presentation of the financial report it was Learn- ed the 1973 Provincial Grant was obtained through the efforts of MP Bob McKinley. Members of the Society were appreciat- ive of Mr. McKinley's interest. •'•:{•:{.:••: •r•:•r} v:{ {$:: ' .; •y;. ' ;r{V t::: •••', :,: •':''r ;••••0:'l' ::