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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-11-09, Page 3$ ThIURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1961. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE News of Hensall District Mrs. Fred Bonthron entertain ed the choir of Carmel Presby- terian Church at her home last Thursday night, following choir practise. Mrs. Roy Brock is a patient at Clinton Public Hospital, in the interests of her health. Mrs. Wacker Carlile is con- fined to her home with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Selves RR 1, Hensall, have a wild blue jay, a great pet, which they have had for four years and which does many imitations. It imitates a crow and a cat, whistles for the dogs, and many others. Miss Jane Horton, who is at- tending UWO, spent the week- end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Eyre, a recent birdal couple, were hon- Memonal Service At Hurondale ored at a reception held in the crena auditorium, Friday even- ing, which was filled to capac- ity. They were presented with a well-filled purse of money, the presentation address being read by Jack Upshall, and the gift presented by Gearld Bali. Norris orchestra furnished mus- ic for the dance. Miss Margaret Mousseau is a patient in Clinton Public Hospi- tal. Remembrance Day Service was held at Hurondale School (Usborne Township), on Sun- day, November 5, at 2:30 p.m., with a large atendance from the community, and friends, atten- ding. The Exeter Branch of the Canadian Legion' attended in a body. Mr. Edgar Cudmore was chairman. Mrs. Peter Durand, of Exeter, was guest soloist, ac- companied by Mrs. Don Jolly, of Exeter. Rev. Bren De Vries, Rector of Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter, was guest min- ister, basing his thoughts from the theme "Keeping In Touch p g With Remembrance:" Wreaths were placed by the following: Legion, Peter Dur- and, Exeter; Usborne Town- ship, Reeve Clayton Smith! school section, Mrs. Harry Strang; provincial, Mrs. Rufus Kestle, Exeter. Pack Clothing Five cartons of used clothing was packed at the United Chur- ch, Thursday afternoon, which will be forwarded to Toronto fpr overseas relief. In charge of the project were Mrs. Albert Al- exander, (convener), Mrs. Nor- man Jones, Mrs. Jarvis Horton, Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie. Mr. William Kyle, of Kippen, purchased the seven -room dwel- ling owned by the late Mrs. Jack Hudson at the auction sale held here Wednesday, Nov- ember 1. Mrs. Asa Deeves visited last week with relatives in London. the laying of the wreaths, a ser- vice will be held in the town hall, when guest speaker will be Rev, Ross D. MacDonald. Participating in the parade will be the Legion, Legion Aux- iliary, Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies. The parade will be headed by a band. Mrs. John Mousseau, Grand Bend, is visiting her daughter Carmel Bazaar Succesful Event Help Building Fund The smart cookie recipe books which were offered for sale at the bazaar at the United Chur- ch, sponsored by the Evening Auxiliary, were designed and compiled by Mrs. P. L. Mc- Naughton, Mrs. Walter Spencer, Mrs. Jim Taylor and Miss Mary Goodwin. With the sale of 118 books, and donations, the aux- ilary will realize close to $300, for the Sunday School building fund project. Rev. and Mrs. Myles Ester - brook, of Oakville, are guests with Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Mac- Donald and family, at the Pres- byterian Manse, this week. Will Observe Armistice Remembrance Day will be ob- served on Saturday, November 11, with a service at the Ceno- taph at 10:45 a.m. Following NOTICE - NEW LOCATION For your convenience we are moving our business Downtown where the Hensall Observer previously occupied. This will enable us to give you Bigger Values and Better Service then ever before. 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From $99.95 to $169.00 The Ladies Aid of Carmel Church sponsored a very suc- cessful bazaar, bake sale and tea, Saturday afternon, in the church schoolrooms, with pro- ceeds very gratifying and well attended. Lovely articles were offered for sale with a splendid array of baking and produce. The candy booth, in charge of Mrs. Ross D. MacDonald and her CG• IT group, realized $20.54. Conveners for the baking booth were: Mrs. Lorne Luker, Mrs. Ed Munn, Mrs. Percy Campbell; fancy work, Mrs. Harvey Hyde, Mrs. Earl Camp- bell; white elephant, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs. Pearl Love; mitten tree, Cheryl Little, Pauline Bell; touch and take, Mrs. Mal- colm Dougall; produce, Mrs. R. Madge and Mrs. A. Hoggar•th; tea tables, Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. John Soldan. Miss Hannah Murray is presi- dent of the Ladies Aid. Keep your eye on our front window. We will have a price slashing special on one major appliance each week until Christmas. BELL ELECTRIC RADIO, TV AND APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 147 HENSALL and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, R. Taylor, of Chiselhurst. Hunting Trip Wes and Ross Richardson, Jim McAllister, Howard Smale, Grant McGregor, Campbell Ey- re, Bill Bell, Emmerson Kyle, Dave Triebner, Allan Trumeer; Carl MCclinchey (Clinton), and Ed. Horton, left Saturday for Parry Sound, fora week's hun- ting expedition. Bert and Clayton Herten, T. Sherritt, E. Rowe and Bob El- gie, left Sunday for a week's hunting trip at Barrow Bay, in Northern Ontario, TV Appearance Mrs. Sim Roobol will be guest of Miss Anna MacDonald, on M'Lady program on CKNX-TV Wingham, on Monday, Novem- ber 20, at 2:00 p.m., when she will give a commentary and pic- tures of her trip to Holland, Sponsor Bazaar The Ladies Aid of Chiselhur- st United Church are holding a bazaar, bake sale and tea, in their church this Thursday af- ternoon, November 9, at 3:00 p.m. The ladies will apprecia- te your patronage. 0 Sugar and Spice .onur.„ad ;,'om Page Two) fallen, and the wind would snatch them up and throw bits of them into the crowd, A representative from each of the town's organizations placed a wreath, with varying degrees of self-consciousness.; Then came the call for individ- ual wreaths. You blamed the wind for making your eyes wa- ter as one or two women, lone, swollen with memory of lost son or husband, went awkwardly forward. At the flagpole, his post 'of honor, stood the Old Legion- naire. He had fought in the first one, and he had lost his son in the second one. And when he lowered the flag and bowed hos head, and the colors POULTRY, EGGS and FEED POULTRY CULLING John Henderson • aic�x >: .. . x'75, •...,•:.•- i;.:o... sa::y�`•r HENSALL bowed his head, and the colors eyed in the cold, and the town bell tolled in the silence that followed, there was a big, pain- ful lump in your throat. And then, with the jaunty hoot of Reveille, the dying was ended and life began again. The shouted command, the lively march tune of the band, brought the wanted release from sad- ness, and we swung off merrily enough. And after the service, he warmth of the Legion Hall, with a good friends good fellow- ship, good refreshments and good stories by the hour. Ah, I'm sorry I won't be there this year. I'll miss every bit of it. 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