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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-11-02, Page 3THLIRSPAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1961 News of ].Eiensali JDitit Miss Evelyn Hyde, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alex Hyde, of Kippen, was successful in ob- taining her RN degree, She re- ceived her training in Oshawa General Hospital, Dr. R. P. °Dougall, Toronto, was a weekend visitor with his brother, Mr, W. R. Dougall. Sgt. Ronald MacKinnon, in- structor with the Army at Camp Borden for the past four years, has been posted to Germany. Mrs. MacKinnon, Tami and Gary flew to England where they will stay with Mrs. MacKinnon's par- ents. Ron is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. MacKinnin, of Hen - 'a rd; Spice '•.nrtiFrom Page Twn) fiddle with the bulbs every time you flushed the toilet. And you had to wash with your stom- ach against the sink, because the extra weight of the water would have torn it right off the wall, :$ * * You can imagine what hap- pened. My wife went a mit psychotic after all those years of fruitless pounding on the doors of shared bathrooms. We wound up with a bathroom.that would not have disgraced a sul- tan's boudoir, complete with shocking pink fixtures, mother- of-pearl toilet seat, and a $1,000 bill at the plumber's. But all that's behind. We've moved into a house with a downstairs johnnie, and there's a new grace and elegance in our domestic life. However, it's taking a while to get used to. We sometimes find ourselves halfway upstairs before we re- member it, and are torn be- tween going on up or going back down—a tough decision. And I still find that the minute ]' get established in one of them —and it doesn't matter which one—there's a kid beating on the door and pleading in agon- ized accents. sail. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Gail and Billy, spent the weekend in St. Thomas. Mr. L. J. McCloy, df Scarbor- ough, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs, George Hess, has been appoin- ted vice-president of Jackson and Lewis Firm Ltd., Toronto, where he has been on the office staff for the past ten years. Mr. Alex Mousseau was admit- ted to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Sunday, where be will undergo an operation in the further interests of his health. The stores in Hensall are closed on Remembrance Day, from 10;00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., it was decided at a special meeting of the local businessmen. Mrs. John Glenn has taken up residence in Exeter with her sister, Miss Nettie McTaggart, Mr. and Mrs. CIarence Hoy Evening Auxiliary Holds Bazaar The Evening Auxiliary of the Hensall United Church, sponsor- ed a very successful bazaar bake sale and tea in the Chur- cvh schoolrooms Saturday after- noon, with many from Hensall and surrounding districts lend- ing their patronage. Many lov- ely articles suitable for Christ- mas gifts were offered for sale, with all the booths doing a rush- ing business. Over $275 was realized, which will be used for the new Sunday School building fund. Conveners were, bazaar table, Mrs. Robert Reaburn; tea -table, Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs. Don Joynt; produce, Mrs. Ed Cor- bett; recipe book, Mrs Walter Spencer; bake table, Mrs. Ian McAllister; candy, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase. Several cash dona- tions were received. Tea tables were very attract- ive, centred with varied color- ed baby 'mums. .sem®w Just arrived! Our beautiful fall lines of wallpaper are here— Come see them now! frest Ne jos w co f0rs st Washable WE STILL HAVE 25 TO 35 PATTERNS OF LAST YEAR'S WALLPAPER TO CLEAR AS LOW AS 38c A SINGLE ROLL GASCHO'S DRY GOODS PHONE 59 ZURICH WE WANT .= EA N S CONTACT US FOR Prices and Storage We have increased our bean storage this year. We can give you good service and quick un- loading. E MKKLE & SON LTD. PHONE 103 -- HENSALL ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS and family visited over the weekend with relatives in Lon- don. Lloyd Redden, of St, Cathar- ines, was admitted last week to the General Hospital, St. Cath arines, with a heart condition which he was stricken with while working at McKinnon's factory in that city. Llody is the son of Mrs. Catherine Hed- den of town. Glenn and Darlene Hayter, children of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Hayter, of Varna, had their tonsils removed at Clinton Pu- blic Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones recently visited with friends in Lucknow. LAC and Mrs. James Jenkins, Janet, Judy and Gordon, of Van- couver, B.C., have taken up re- sidence in the Fink Apartments, LAC Jenkins has been posted to the RCAF Station at Clinton, Bake Sale The Ladies Aid of Carmei Church are holding a bazaar, bake sale and tea, in the chur- ch Sunday School rooms this Saturday, November 4, at 3:00 p.m. The CIGT group will have a candy booth. Miss Dora Alair, of Clinton, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks, and with Mrs. Alda Simmons. Members of the Kinette Club enjoyed a threatre party in Lon- don last Tuesday in commem- oration of the fifth anniversary of the organization of their club. Women's Institute The November Public Rela- tions meeting of Hensall Wom- en's Institute will be held Wed f d_ y nesday, November 8, at g;id I I� I p,m, in the Legion Hall, Roll call, "A service our WI could ] �C? Know . render." Special guests will be Hurondale and Zurich branch -I WI Workshop es. A splendid program has been arranged. Twenty WI members attended Mrs. W. J. Rogers and Brenda the District Workshop held in of W. . were weekend Hensall on Friday, October 27. guests with. Mr. and Mrs.wktan- The theme was "WI Proceedur- ley Mitchell. es• Mrs. R. J. Penny, of King- ston conducted , the workshop and at length discussed the. new Institute handbook. Miss Isa. belle Gilchrist, Huron County Home Economist, brought gree- tings. Mrs. George Hess, and Mrs. W. Shepherd, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Gertrude Powell, of Exeter, and attended evening anniversary services in Main Street United Church, Exeter. During the service two brass flower vases were dedicated, gift of Mrs. Powell, in memory of her husband, the late Willis Mr. and Mrs. N, Hildebrand and their daughter and son -in. law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook and Carolyn. The Scouts and Cubs, looking smart in their uniforms and with baskets of delicious well polished apples, canvassed the village on Saturday and did a rushing .business, disposing of their apples. The proceeds were very gatifying. Elected President Dr. Gerald R. Collyer, of Lon- don, formerly of Hensall, med- ical director of the London Life nsurance Company, was elected president of the Association of Life Insurance Medical Direct- ors of America at its 70th an- nual meeting in New York City. He succeeds Dr. James R. Gud- ger, medical director of the Mu- tual Life Insurance Company of New York, POULTRY, EGGS and FEED POULTRY CULLING John Henderson PHONE 40 HENSALL PAGE THREE J, Powell. Mrs. Powell and her I tal, London, returned home late husband bers of that church for 53 years, Mrs. Scott Robinson, London, visited her mother, Mrs, Rheta Charles, on Saturday. Miss Barbara Schwalm, who underwent eye surgery over the lie, and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. weekend in St. Joseph's Hospi- j Peck. have e been mem Monday. The operation was performed b y Dr. Charles Thompson, eye specialist. Miss Margaret and Miss Em- maline Smillie, Toronto, are visiting with Mrs. James Smit- IL'S SON DRUG S Phone 20 T- ensal} Bliss Shampoo Reg. $2.00 — SPECIAL AT $1,29 RICHARD HUDNUT Egg Creme Shampoo Reg. $2.00 — SPECIAL AT $1.29 RICHARD HUDNUT Home Permanent Reg. $1.25 — SPECIAL 98e Free World Atlas with purchase of CREST TOOTH PASTE -- 67c or $1.05 Free Gillette Foamy Shave Cream with purchase of 15 SUPER BLADES AT REG. 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