Zurich Citizens News, 1976-05-05, Page 2'age 2 -Citizens News, May 5176
Hensall
B. MACGREGOR
Mr. Jerry . McClinchey of
Brantford spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Edgar McClinchey.
A large representation of
members of the 100F lodge and
Amber Rebekah Lodge attended
Divine worship at Varna church
on Sunday morning.
A number of Hensall area
residents were guests at the
"Testimonial" dinner held in
the Legion hall, Exeter on Satur-
day evening in honor of Dr. M.C.
Fletcher who has practised
medicine for fifty years.
Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
on Sunday. The sermon subject
was "Second Class Citizens".
The anniversary services will
be held on Sunday, May 16 at
11:00. Guest minister will be
Rev. Ken Innes of Brussels.
BRIDE -ELECT HONORED
Mrs. Robert Baker was hostess
at her home for a miscellaneous
bridal shower in honor of Miss
Janifer Shannon of Bryanston
bride -elect of this week. A social
time was enjoyed and the guest of
honor was presented with many
beautiful gifts. Guests attended
from London, Ridgetown, Hen-
sall, Centralia, Zurich, Clinton
and Stratford.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael of Clinton
were recent dinner guests with
Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster
and Brad.
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Mousseau
of Ridgetown were recent visitors
with relatives and friends here.
The May meeting of the
Hensall Women's Institute will
be held at the Legion Hall on
Wednesday, May 12 at 8 p.m.
All women of the community
are invited, especially grand-
mothers. Mr. David Ring will
speak on the Van Egmond home
in Egmondville.
The youth group of Hensall
United Church met on Sunday
evening and decided to have
meetings until June 20 when
they will break for the summer.
The next meeting will be on
May 16 when a sacred Rock
Opera tape will be played with
discussion to follow.
HENSALL SALES BARN
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers; demand
was fair and prices were good.
Fat Cattle: holsteins $41.00-
44.80; steers $42.50-$48.20.
Pigs:weinlings 844.50-853.50,
chunks $55.00-$64.00.
By HILDA M. PAYNE
Service at the United Church
in Hensall was conducted by
the minister Rev. Dori Beck when
the topic of the sermon was
"Peace be with you". If we have
peace within, our witness should
reach out to those around us
and they in turn, should receive
peace. Mrs. John Turkheim
assisted at the organ and the
choir sang the anthem, "Look
ye saints", with Mr. Doug
Mock taking the solo.
Unit 4 will meet on Thursday
at 2:30 p.m. Next Sunday will
be Christian Family Sunday
when the Sacrament of Infant
Baptism will be administered.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Coombs of
Clinton, Mrs. Hilda McAdmas of
Zurich, Mrs. BeatriceTaylor of
Varna, Mrs. Vera Johnston of
Brucefield and Mrs. Marjorie
Baird, Obie and Jay of Oshawa
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth Volland
and Mrs. Daisy Ivey during the
past week. Town visitors were
Mrs. Bona Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Miller and Mrs. Irene Fin-
layson.
Mrs. Alma Hess of Toronto
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth Volland
and Mrs. Daisy Ivey. over the
weekend:
Three Links
entertained
The talented Miller family
of five sisters, from Dashwood,
and Angie Duttman, of Hensall,
provided some toe -tapping
music at the Three Links Senior
Citizen's meeting last Thursday,
April 29. The concert lasted
about one and a half hours and
was arranged by the Athletic
Association and the girls were
enthusiastically received by the
members.
Following the concert, euchre
was played.
During the business session,
Mrs. Campbell suggested that
the Seniors hold a Bake Sale at
the Kinette Rummage Sale at
the arena on May 13. This was
agreed upon.
The Athletic Association is
handling registration for boy's
and girl's ball and soccer on
Tuesday, May 11 at 7 p.m. at
the arena and will be holding
another dance to raise funds
at the Hensall Auditorium on
May 29. Come out and support
Minor Sports.
Mrs. Mattie Ellis celebrates
(By Bertha MacGregor)
Mr. Stewart Bell, who was a
patient in South Huron Hospital
Exeter, returned to his home this
week.
Mr. Ted Norminton of Ottawa
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tra-
quair of Woodstock spent the
week end here.
Mrs. J.L. McCloy and daughter
Carrie of Don Mills visited over
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Stretton and family.
Mrs. Laurie McCloy and
daughter Carrie and Mrs. Alma
Hess of Don Mills visited on
Saturday with Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton
visited on Sunday with the
latter's•brother Douglas Sangster
who is a patient in Westminster
Hospital, London and later visited
with his wife Mrs. Sangster and
family.
Mrs. Cornelius Faber pleasant-
ly entertained at a dinner party
at her home on Sunday in honour
of her aunt Miss Mattie Ellis who
celebrated her 94th birthday on
Monday. The table was centered
with a birthday cake and silver
candelabra and spring flowers.
Guest included Mr. and Mrs. Art
Traquair of Woodstock, Mr.
Ted Norminton, Ottawa, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat McCann and Jeffrey,
Mt. Carmel, Miss Sheila Mc-
Brayne, Pat and Stephen Faber.
Mrs. John MacFarlane of God-
erich visited on Saturday with
her brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton and
Mrs. J.L. McCloy of Don Mills.
Mrs. Olive Horton who has
been recuperating in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, following sur-
gery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, returned to her home
this week.
Miss Mattie Ellis Observes
Her 94th Birthday
Miss Mattie Ellis, retired
school teacher, observed her 94th
birthday at her home in Hensall
on Monday, May 3. She received
many cards, flowers and best
wishes.
Born in Goderich Miss Ellis
came to Hensall with her parents
in 1886. Following her school-
ing, she attended Normal School
in London and taught school in
•Chatsworth, S.S. #1 Tuckersmith
(known as the "White" school)
then in Harrow, Essex County
and finally in Hensall Public
School for many years before she
retired.
Miss Ellis was very active in
the Hensall United Church organ-
izations, the W.M.S. and she
organized the Woheio Sunday
School Class which she taught
for many years. She was a
member of the Amber Lodge.
Miss Ellis also wrote a book on
"The History of Hensall".
She enjoys good health and keeps
her own home.
Sell Tickets for
Bunny Bundle
Four local girls Barbara Stret-
ton, Linda and Donna Zwaan
and Sandra McCurdy donated
826 to the Bunny Bundle by
selling tickets on an angel cake.
The winner of the cake was Bill
Baker, Hensall.
ENTERTAIN SENIORS --Senior citizens of Hensall and area were entertained Thursday night by the
Hensel! Minor Hockey Association. Part of the executive is shown above prior to the activities. From the
felt are president Bob Lavery, Bill Taylor, Marian Sangster, Marietta Bilcke and Jean Smale. News Photo
W.M.S. Meets
The W.M.S. of Carmel Church
met on Monday evening with
Mrs. Harvey Hyde presiding and
opened the meeting with a
poem for "Mother's Day".
The Devotional program "Korean
Christian Church in Japan"
was in charge of Mrs. Earl
Campbell assisted in an inter-
view dialogue by Mrs. Malcom
Dougall and Mrs. Percy Campbell
and Mrs, Ed Munn led in prayer.
Mrs, Rochus Faber reported on
the Synodical held at Chippewa.
An invitation was accepted to
visit Seaforth on May 5. The
Huron Presbyterial Spring Rally
will be held at Hensall Church on
May 20 at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs, Murray Garvin, Mission-
ary from. Taiwain will be the
speaker. Plans were formulated
for the Birthday Party to be held
on June 7 at 8 p.m.
The next business meeting of
the W.M.S. and Ladies' Aid
will be held on May 31 at 8 p.m.
GET MOTHER
OUT OF THE KITCHEN
THIS SUMMER
1. BURNER—Heat source for the Roustabout is an improved
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2. PERMANENT BRIQUETTES—The Roustabout's perman-
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normally associated with messy outdoor cooking heat sources.
3. SPLIT COOKING GRID—Two-piece, heavy cast-iron
cooking grid provides 345 square inches of cooking area.
4. POTATO RACK—Chrome-plated steel potato rack adds
an additional 100 square inches of cooking area.
5. HANDLE—Side-mounted handle keeps hands and arms
away from escaping heat as lid is raised or lowered.
6. GRILL HOUSING --Heavy cast -aluminum housing is
protected from the elements by a special paint finishing
process—keeps grill rust -free, trouble-free and care -free.
7, DUAL HEAT CONTROLS—Each multiple setting control
knob regulates the flame variations of one-half of the "H"
dual burner.
THE WILDCATTER CART*
8. CART HANDLE—Anodized aluminum tube handle insures
easy handling of Gasgrill when moved from one location to
another.
9. CART BASE—Constructed of mild steel, the Wildcatter
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easy mobility on any terrain.
10. FLEXIBLE HOSE ASSEMBLY KIT—Includes a two -
foot UL Approved flexible hose, an LP gas regulator pre-
set at 11" Water Column (W.C.), and a POL fitting.
11. LP GAS TANK SUPPORT—Securely holds a 20 Ib. tank of
LB gas.
Specifications subject to change without notice, due to
Arkla's policy of constant product improvement.
*The Wildcatter Cart is also available as optional equipment
for Arkla's Flavor King, Flavor Giant, and Flavor Twin Jr.
Gasgrills.
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