Zurich Citizens News, 1961-03-16, Page 7THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
News Of Kippen District
(MRS, NORMAN LONG, Correspondent)
Mrs, Lloyd Lovell held two very ced from the road when in collis-
ion with a truck.
enjoyable quilting bees at her home
when members of group three of
the WA. of Kippen United Church,
with leaders, Mrs. Ross Love, Mrs,
Ralph Turner and Mrs. Harold Jon-
es. Those attending enjoyed a pot
luck dinner and completed two
quilts.
Mrs. Ralph Turner also enter-
tained group three of the WA to
a quilting bee when the members
enjoyed a pot luck dinner and an
afternoon of quilting.
Group two of St. Andrew's Uni-
ted Church held a successful cro-
kinole party Friday evening, at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Emmerson
Kyle, assisted by Mrs. Norman
Dickert and Mrs. Bert Faber. Pri-
zes were won by: ladies, Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper; consolation, Mrs, Harvey
Turner; men's first, Jack Consitt;
consolation, John Consitt.
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Kippen Couple Are
Injured In Crash
A Kippen area man, his wife and
three children were admitted to
hospital in Chattenooga, Tenn., a
week ago Monday, following an ac-
cident in which their car was for -
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hender-
son and their three children had
left Kippen on the Saturday for a
vacation in Florida, The accident,
in which their .car was demolished,
occurred Monday as they were dri-
ving through Tennessee.
Mr. Henderson and the children
suffered cuts an bruises, but were
able to leave Hospital Tuesday. Mrs.
Henderson received injuries to her
knee and is still in hospital,
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Girl Loses Teeth
When Hit By Bat
Gwenneth Hendrick, 10, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hend-
rick of RR 3, Kippen, was treated
and released from South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on Wednesday of
last week, for injuries received
when she was struck in the face
with a bat, while playing ball at
school.
The girl, a student at SS 14,
Stanley, was struck in the mouth
by the bat and lost four lower
teeth, The accident occurred dur-
ing a ball game in the school yard
at recess.
Bowling Scores
ZURICH MIXED BOWLING
Team High Triple
Alley Cats (Ann Oesch, 580)
Boo Boos (Reg Black, 501)
Hard Rocks (Earl Flaxbard, 518)
Gutter Snipes (Leroy O'Brien, 411)
Gimmicks (Pat O'Brien, 467)
Walnuts (Sarah Robson, 503)
Cannonballs (Daisy Bates, 547)
Flying Frenchmen (Jim Bedard, 608)
Busy Bees (Hugh McEwen, 587)
Nite Hawks (Jack Bannister, 543)
Hensall Hornets (Jean Corneil, 551) 7 114
Hi Los (Harold Stade, 499) 0 118
Ladies high single, Eileen Rennie, 174; high triple, Ann Oesch, 633;
hing average, Ann Oesch, 161.8.
Men's high single, Harold Stade, 306; high triple, Harold Stade,
743; high average, Harold Stade, 186.1.
ZURICH MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Hornet (Danny Trushinski, 558) _ 2 100
Pearson Kings (Mike Wercheloz, 678) 5 84
Butcherettes (Ferd Haberer, 543) 2 67
Bull Dogs (Leo Hoffman, 642) 5 83
The Angels (Art Miller, 514) 0 86
Globe Trotter (Lewis Erb, 517) 7 82
Tall Twisters (Leroy O'Brien, 573) 5 87
Car-Penters (Robert Martin, 543) 2 108
King Pins (Elroy Desjardine, 553) 0 56
Knight of Columbus (Garfield Denomme, 504) 7 89
Dough Boys (Allan Gascho, 681) 5 91
Co-op Thunderbirds (Len Bates, 518) 2 62
Ink Spots (Wayne Willert, 552) 4 124
Ruston Flyers (Wilmer Adkins, 561) 3 49
Hot Shots (Glen Thiel, 553) 2 101
. Vesis (Morris Webb, 569) 5 138
High single, Louis Masse, 362; high triple, George Sweeney, 803;
high average, Dan Trushinski, 196.
ZURICH LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE
H.L.A. (B. Havens, 535) 0
Dashettes (S. Kipfer, 598) 7
Varieties (A. Oesch, 528) 0
Nighthawks (B. Oke, 560) 7
Dominionaires (S. Block, 562) 0
'rooters (J. McNaughton, 581) 7
LEAGUE
Weekly Team Point
points Standing
3 99
4 111
7 52
0 28
2 57
5 69
0 72
7 134
5 110
2 44
Jokers (E. Weido, 558)
Lazy Six (I. Frayne, 511)
Ups and Downs (S. Tieman, 622)
1preamers (A. Masse, 469)
Hot Shots (F. Dennome, 484)
Rluenotes (H. Geiger, 530)
High average, S. Tiernan, 172; high triple, M. Kroft, 695; high single,
R. Decker, 324. Weekly high single, E. Laidlaw, 284.
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The Ladies Aid of St. Peter's Lu-
theran Church, held their March
meeting on Tuesday evening, with
33 members and two visitors pres-
ent.
Mrs. Victor Dinnin opened the
meeting with the singing of "When
I Survey The Wonderous Cross."
This was followed by Psalm 90, and
a prayer. A hymnalogue in pic-
ture form was presented by Mrs.
W. H. Brokenshire. The ladies
joined in singing the hymns. This
proved very interesting and enjoy-
able.
A solo was sung by Elaine West-
lake. Mrs. Earl Yungblut showed
slides of Florida and Northern On-
tario.
The president took charge of the
business; then the minutes and the
treasurer's reports were given. The
visiting committee reported ten
calls. Several items of business
were dealt with, and reports from
different groups were given. Two
new members were received into
the organization.
An invitation from the Arnold
Circle of Carmel Presbyterian
Church of Hensall for March was
accepted.
A meeting of the Stratford Con-
ference is to be held in St. Peter's
Lutheran Church on April 12. At
this meeting the ladies will provide
dinner and supper, under the man
agement of group one.
The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer and a hymn, "Lord,
Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing."
Lunch was served by the committee
in charge.
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DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Dashwood WI
The regular meeting of Dash-
wood Women's Institute was held
Tuesday, March 7, with Citizenship
and Education committee in char-
ge, and Mrs. Wallace Becker con-
vener. This was the United Nat-
ions meeting.
Roll call was replied to by nam-
ing a nation member of the United
Nations. Mrs. Milfred Merner dealt
with the motto: "The human heart
is vast enough to contain the whole
world." Mrs. Gordon Bender dis-
cussed current events and espec-
ially noting the refugee family to
arrive at Crediton recently.
The topic was dealt with in three
parts; Mrs, Gordon Bender gave a
creed which the United Nations be-
lieve; Mrs. Milfred Merner dis-
cussed two organizations of the Un-
ited Nations; and Mrs. Wallace
Becker gave some highlights of the
United Nations.
Mrs, Ervin Schade read a poem,
"A Smile," Mrs. Becker also con-
ducted a contest.
The president, Mrs. Leonard
Schenk, presided for the business.
Mrs, John Rader, Mrs. Harold Kel-
lerman and Mrs. Ken McCrae were
appointed a nominating committee.
Members were appointed to canvas
for the Red Cross. The Institute
will cater to the school board and
teachers, on March 28.
Mrs. William Culling, of Exeter,
spent last Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Margaret Coombes.
Ladies Aid
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Lutheran Ladies Aid was held Wed-
nesday, March 8, with Group one
and Mrs. Lorne Genttner, acting
convener, in charge.
The president, Mrs, Milfred Mer-
ner, presided for the business. The
Altar Guild reported 15 sick calls
and two treats, The aid is invited
to Wortburg, Friday, March 24, for
an evening of films and also to a
Daffodil Tea at James Street
United Church, Exeter, on March
24. Group two will be in charge
of an Easter Party for the child-
ren.
Mrs. Merner took as the topic,
"Church Extension Loans." Mrs.
Lorne Genttner gave a reading,
"The Human Heart." Closing dev-
otions were conducted by Group
one, and lunch was served,
Wedding Anniversary
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Restemayer honored them
with a surprise party on the occas-
ion of their 48th wedding anniver-
sary on March 11. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller,
Mrs. Madeleen Fleet, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Restemayer and Jane, from
Dashwood, Mr. Eugene Kirk, of Ex-
eter, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kraft and
Stuart, and Miss Laur Phalmer, of
London.
News of Kippen
Correspondent, Mrs. Norman Long
WMS and WA Meeting
The WMS and WA met at St.
Andrew's United Church, Kippen,
for the regular meeting with Mrs,
Allan Johnson in charge of the
worship with the theme for Lent.
Psalm 740 was read in unison. Re-
velations 3: -15-22 was read and a
paraphrase given on it. A hymn
was sung and the worship closed
with prayer. Mrs. Harold Jones
took charge of the remainder of
the meeting.
An invitation to attend the
thank offering meeting at First
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, on
March 28, was accepted, also to
Duff's Church on April 19. Dele-
gates plan to attend the Presby-
terial to be held at Wingham on
April 5. A skit, In a Nursing Home,
was given by Mrs. Ralph Turner,
Mrs. Russell Consitt and Mrs. Char-
les Hay. Mrs. Turner also gave
some do's and don'ts when visiting.
It was decided to have Miss Iris
Castle, missionary on furlough of
St. Lucia, as the guest speaker at
the April thank -offering meeting,
on April 4, and to invite Northside
United Church, Turner's Church
and Brucefield United Church lad-
ies, to hear Miss Castle, who will
also show slides.
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