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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1961
Hurondale Women's Institute Hears
Details of Civil Defence From Officer
Mr. Archie Gavin, of London, Mayer,
Field Officer for Civil Defence, President, Mrs. Harry Doug -
addressed members of Huron -
dale Women's Institute at their
October meeting on Wednesday,
October 26, giving an illustra-
ted talk on antomic bombs. He
showed a film "Home and
Country and Family," followed
with a question and answer per-
iod, which was very interesting.
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs, Arthur Rundle, and
thanked by Mrs. J. M. South-
cott. Mrs. Don Mayo, of Lon-
don, who with her mother, Mrs.
Jack Hodgert, took a plane trip
to the Holy Land and the Con-
tinent gave an interesting com-
mentary on their trip, She was
introduced by Mrs. Lee Webber
and thanked by Mrs. Robert
all, presided and welcomed the
35 members and three guests
present. Members answered the
roll call with "A Family cur-
rent event of this year," and
the motto presented was "Ac-
cording to our Visions so will
be our Achievements tomor-
row"
Mrs. Warren Brock and Mrs.
Archie Etherington, delegates
to the London Area Convention,
gave interesting highlights. Mrs.
Leslie Gibson and Mrs. W.
Brock were named a committee
to pack a bale for Unitarian Ser-
vice, articles to be in at the next
meeting. An invitation was ac-
cepted from Hensall WI to be
their guests on November 8.
Mrs. Arthur Rundle gave
highlights of the training school
"Focus on Finishes," held in
Hensall, which she and Mrs.
James Kirkland attended. The
president announced a silent
auction would be held at the
November meeting with pro-
ceeds to aid Emergency Fund.
Program Historical Research,
and Current Events, was conve-
ned by Mrs. Harry Strang. Mrs.
Mac Hodgert favoured with a
reading, and Mrs. Strang and
Mrs. H. Dougall conducted a
sing song.
Hostesses were Mrs. R. Kel-
ler, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. • Ross
Taylor, Mrs. C. Down, Mrs.
Southcott, Mrs. Gerald McFalls.
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1PPEN NEWS
Mrs. Norman Long, corres.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLean
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Lean, attended the Hunter and
Mignotte Wedding reception at
the Green Forest Hotel at Grand
Bend. last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brit-
ton, of Dublin, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dow -
son and. Mr. Robert Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert
visited Sunday in Listowel, with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. John Doig and
Miss Kathryn Feltzer, of Grand
Rapids, Mich., were at their old
home on the weekend prepar-
ing for the sale on Saturday,
November 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van
Wierren and family, visited
Sunday with friends in Strath-
roy.
In a Christmas cake draw Sat-
urday night at Dickert's store,
Mrs. Carl McClinchey, of Clin-
ton, was a winner.
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AT THE BOWLING LANES
Team High Triple
ZURICH MEN'S BOWLING
Knights of Columbus (Geo Sweeney 604
Questionaires (Bob McKinley 500)
Hot Shots (Ross Horner 549) _ Pearson Kings (Gord Lavery 527)
King Pins (John Robinson 582)
The Angels (Larry Bedard 517) _._.
Car Penters (Jim Parkins 447) _ _ Pepsis (Doug O'Brien 522) __.___.
Butcheretes (Arnold Merner 411) -.
Trotters & Pacers (Bill Noakes 467)
Bull Dogs (Vladmir Hrovat 500)
Blowers (Gerald Martini 473) ____
Hornets (Don Guenther 650)
Globe Trotters (Bill Wagner 692) ...- _
Tail Twisters (Leroy O'Brien 465)
Ink Spots (Bernie Bedard 455)
High single, George Sweeney, 300; high triple, George Sween-
ey, 734; high average, George Sweeney, 210.
Weekly Team Point.
Points Standing
LEAGUE
5 41
2 30
5 28
2 33
3 25
4 40
0 14
7 37
0 12
7 19
3 33
4 29
5 47
2 16
2 14
5 30
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
H.L.A. (Betty Haven 402) 4 15
Ups & Downs (Shirley Tieman 510) 3 23
Dashettes (Elaine Datars 612) __._,._5 45
Star -Tones (Elda Laidlaw 458) __ __ ._.__._. 2 42
Jokers (Elaine Weido 415) _._._ 0 9
Varieties (Ann Oesch 560) ______ 7 24
Dominionaires (Donna Smith 499) ____ '7 25
I:Ii-Lites (Iva Reid 421) 0 18
Lazy Six (Irene Frayne 496) 3 13
Huronets (Betty A. Geoffrey 504) 4 21
Nighthawks (Marjorie Hesse 532) 7 40
Dreamers (AliceMa sse 529) 0 19
High single, M. Rader, 315; high triple, E. Datars, 641; high
average, E. Datars, 172.
ZURICH MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Tops (Donna O'Brien 501) 7
Hensall Hornets (Jean Cornell 546) 0
Imperials (Annette Denomme 528) ____ 5
Boo Boos (Rev. P. Fischer 559) 2
Busy Bees (Betty Somins 482) 3
Guys & Gals (Garfield Denomme 567) 4
Kippen Trailers (Ann Brock 567) 7
Hard Rocks (Harvey Clausius 447) 0
Alley Cats (Bill Sieebrt 556) 0
Flying Frenchmen (Bruce Moir 585) 7
Hi Los (Harold Stade 586) 2
Lucky Strikes (Len Bates 544) 5
Ladies high single, Margaret Lovell, 274; high
aret Lovell 645.
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26
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34
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32
38
32
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triple, Marg-
Men's
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Men's high single, Bruce Moir, 338; high triple, Bruce Moir 674.
Team high single, Kippen Trailers, 950; high triple, Busy
Bees, 2619.
Amusing Event
Things happen so fast dur-
ing most accidents that you hav-
en't time to think your way out
of them. And often if you did
have time, once the chain of
events in an accident have star-
ted, you couldn't escape from it
anyway. The solution: look be-
fore you leap.
So says Ontario Department
of Agriculture safety expert -
Harold Wright. He uses this
farmer's letter, describing a
case history of an accident, as
an example.:
"I have an apple tree which
must be the highest apple tree
in the world. So, to harvest it
I rigged up a pulley and con-
nected a large barrel to one
end. I pulled the barrel up to
the tree and secured the rope to
the trunk on the ground. I then
went up the tree and picked the
first barrel of apples from the
uppermost twig, then I climbed
down the tree and unhooked
the line from the trunk. . Un-
fortunately, the barrel of apples
was heavier than I was, and be-
fore I knew what was happen-
ing the barrel started jerking
me off the ground.
"I decided to hang on and half-
way up I met the barrel of ap-
ples coming down and received
a severe blow on the shoulder.
I then continued to the top of
the tree banging my head on
the limbs and getting my fing•
ers jammed in the pully. When
the barrel of apples hit the
ground, it burst its bottom and
all the apples spilled out. I
was now heavier than the bar-
rel and so started down again
at high speed. Half way down
I met the empty barrel coming
up and received severe injuries
to my shins. Then when I hit
the ground I landed on the
truck rigging, getting several
painful cuts from the sharp ed-
ges and corners.
'At this point I must have lost
my presence of mind because I
let go of the line. The barrel
than came down again giving
me another heavy blow on the
head and putting me in the hos
pital."
This sad story is really not
much more ridiculous that the
things that happen allthe time
to people who don't watch what
they're doing.
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