HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1964-04-02, Page 7THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1964
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I was warned by my family
not to write a column about
this; however, no fearless col-
umnits' has ever been deterred
by threats. I can always get a
room at the YMCA for a few
days, if worst comes to worst.
My son Hugh is going to pre-
sent a piano recital in a couple
of weeks at the Conservatory,
in the city. The announcement
has created a flurry of excite-
ment, alarm and despondency
that will likely be unequalled
until the day my daughter de-
clares 'that she is going to be
married.
Needless to say, the one who
is excited, alarmed and despon-
dent is not 1. Nor is it my
daughter. Nor is it the star of
the evening, himself.
in fact, he is quite cool about
it. So cool, indeed, that he isn't
quite sure of the date, the place,
the time, or how much it will
cost his old man.
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No, its his mother who is
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panicking. First of all, she de-
mands to know, in the name of
all that is ridiculous, how he
hopes to have his pieces ready
in such a short time. "It's im-
possible!" she wails. "It's out
of the question. You are a
mutt!"
The next minute, she's dole-
fully predicting that nobody
will come to the recital, and
that we'll be disgraced, shamed
forever in the eyes ... uh .. .
I don't know whom, exactly.
We fight back, of course,
Hugh goes into a vague, in-
volved explanation of how he
can get his pieces in shape, It
has to do with turning over new
leaves, letting, no grass grow
underfoot, nose to the grind-
stone, shoulder to wheel and
stitches in time.
"Hah!" snorts his mum. "The
only thing that will save your
bacon is divine intervention,"
of something of the sort, she
intimates.
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Correspondent, Mrs. Norman Long
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Sheffer,
of Dryden, Mich., attended the
memorial service Sunday at St.
Andrew's United Church, in
memory of the former's aunts,
Mrs. Elston Dowson and Mrs.
William Winder.
At a bake sale Saturday af-
ternoon at Hensall, Units 1 and
2 of the UCW realized the sum
of $53. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot and
Mrs. Lloyd Lovell were con-
veners.
I step in to pour oil on the
fiery waters, or tears of rage,
as some call them. I assure
her that the hall will be filled,
the applause will lift the roof,
the critics will proclaim a new
Paderewski, and we'll all be
proud, rich and happy ever
after.
"There'll be nobody there but
the family," she says flatly. She
hadn't even heard me. "Not a
soul will come."
We proceed to prove her
wrong. We count up the aunts
and cousins who HAVE to come.
We count up the friends and
students who MIGHT come.
Total is about 23.
"You see?", triumphantly.
"You people aren't realistic.
We'II be a laughing -stock . It's
going to be a big flop. Every-
body we invite will say they'd
love to come, but they just can't
make it that night." Bitterly.
Then I have a bright idea.
I'll probably have to do it when
Kim is married, so I might as
well give Hugh a send-off. I
explain to the Old Battle Axe.
It's the only way to assemble a
crowd in these troubled times.
She agrees, feels better, even
grins.
The Misses Margaret Elgie
and Sharon McBride, and David
Cooper, of University of West-
ern Ontario, spent the Easter
weekend with their parents.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. N. Long were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Sheffer, of Dry-
den, Mich.; Miss Katherine
k'eltzer, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
Oswold Brown, QC, and Mrs,
Brown, of Detroit, and Mrs.
Marguerite Uleh, Windsor,
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham
and family, of Novato, Calif,,
and Mrs. Reg. Robinson, of
Thamesville, were weekend
guests with Mr, and Mrs, Ted
Robinson and family. Sunday
visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Robinson and family, of
London, and Ted Wagner, •of
Chatham.
Garry Cooper,
spent Good k'iday
cents, Mr. and
Cooper.
Dedicate Memorials
During the service Sunday in
St. Andrew's United Church,
Rev. Howard Plant dedicated a
junior choir loft in memory of
Mrs. Elston Dowson, a gift from
her daughter, Mrs. Eldin Kerr,
and a memorial Marthex dedi-
cated in memory of Mrs, Wil-
liam Winder, a gift from the
estate,
John Pepper reported a suc-
cessful sale at his farm on Sat-
urday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs, George Gnatuk
of Exeter,
with his par -
Mrs. Vivan
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At the bottom of the invita-
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They may not know Tschai-
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they have to drive 300 miles.
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