Zurich Citizens News, 1975-06-12, Page 2PAGE 2
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1975
PLAN OPEN HOUSE - To commemorate "Senior Citizens Week" next week, the officials of
Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall are planning an Open House on Monday, June 16. Visitors
are being invited to visit the home any time between the hours of two and four o'clock in the
afternoon.
Queensway highlights
Belated birthday greetings
to Roy McDonald who celebrated
his birthday on June 8.
On Tuesday afternoon, the
church service was conducted
by Rev. Don Beck of Hensall
United Church, with Louise
Mitchell accompanying on the
piano
011a Davis, Willowdale and
Edna Anderson, Exeter visited
with Minnie Squire.
Charlie Fisher, Exeter visited
with Louise Mitchell. Rose Pyke
visited with Anna Dilling, Mrs.
Alvina Mooney visited with
William Dauncey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montieth,
Toronto, visited with Mrs.
Monteith. Keith and Doris Leon-
ard, Willowdale visited with
Clara Featherston. Mervin and
Obituary
WILLIAM C. SOLDAN
William C. Soldan of Hensall
passed away at South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on Tuesday,
June 3, 1975. He was in his 81st
year.
He was the husband of the
former Nora Follick, and dear
father of William Jr., of Hensall,
Mrs. John (Ruth) Hendrick,
Mount Forest; Mrs. Robert (Jean)
Phillips, Toronto. He was pred-
eceased by one son Earl. Also
sniviving are two brothers,
John, R, R,1, Zurich, Roy, Cent-
ralia, two sisters, Mrs. Elsie
Case, Hensall, Mrs. Bertha
Mason, London and nine grand-
children.
Funeral service for the late
Mr. Soldan was held from the
Bonthron Funeral Chapel in
Hensall on Friday, June 6, with
Rev. Don Beck officiating. Int-
erment in Exeter Cemetery.
Irene Dunn visited with Vera
Laramie, Ruby Miners, Louise
Mitchell and Bernice Lavery.
John McDougall visited with
Bella Drover. Clarence Smillie
visited with his mother Ada
Smillie, Leonard and Vera Bragg,
St. Marys visited with Arthur
Bragg,
Mary Goodwin visited with her
father Wilfred Goodwin. Dorothy
Brintnell visited with Isabel
Brint nell.
Mrs. McDonald and daughter
visited with her husband Roy
and they brought hima birthday
cake to help celebrate his birth -
Hearing on
sanitation
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West Concession. The govern-
ment's SWEEP crew will come int
the area to assemble the 40 pic-
nic tables purchased by council
and to put up fences and lay dowt
steps leading to the beach.
Council also gave approval
to the passage of two by-laws
which will require swimming
pool owners to fence in their
pools and will raise trailer licence
fees from $10 to $15 per month.
In final business, Council
named Tom Consitt, of Varna
and Don Brodie of Brucefield as
its two voting delegates to the
meeting of the Association of
Municipalities of Ontario. The
meeting is set at the Royal York
Hotel in Toronto, August 3-6.
Accounts for the month were:
Stanley general $51, 000 and
Stanley roads, $5, 300.
PROCLAMATION
The council of the Corporation of the
Village of Hensall, at a meeting held on
Tuesday, June 3, 1975, resolved that June
15 to 21, 1975, shall be observed as "SENIOR
CITIZENS WEEK, " in the VILLAGE OF HENSALL.
In compliance with the aforesaid resolution,
I hereby proclaim
June 15 To June 2.t 1975
as
SENIOR GI T IZENS WEEK
IN THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL
JOHN BAKER
Reeve
Village of Hensall
day.
Monday afternoon, the Christ-
ian Reformed Women of Exeter
entertained by taking some of
the residents for an afternoon
drive to Bayfield.
Police
On Sunday at 1 a.m. a car
owned by Ronald Bowers, Cred-
iton, was struck by an unknown
vehicle on Algonquin Drive,
Huron Park. Damage was estim-
ated at $700 by Constable Jim
Rogers.
On Tuesday at 12;30 p.m.
on Concession 4-5 Usborne Town-
ship a truck driven by Gerald
Smith; Exeter went out of cont-
rol and rolled over. Damage was
estimated at $1800 by Constable
Al Quinn.
On Wednesday at 6,15 a, m.
cars driven by Kathryn Hallman,
Norwich and Benson Edward,
Huron Park, collided on Highway
4 at Junction of Crediton Road.
Damage was estimated at $560
by Constable Bill Lewis.
The Residents And Staff
of
QUEENS WA Y
NURSING HOME
100 QUEEN ST, HENSALL
Cordially invite all interested persons
to attend an
OPEN HOUSE
On Monday, June 16, 1975
from 2 to 4 P.M.
in recognition of "Nursing Home Week"
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