HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-11-23, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1967. F ') ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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MES. MAUDE UEDDEN, Editor
Mrs. Tom Kyle, Jr., left Mon-
day by plane for Saskatoon to
attend the funeral her sister,
Mrs. Charles Street (30), who
was killed in an •accident Fri-
day night. Mrs. Street, the
former Eva Powers, leaves a
husband and three children.
Funeral service was held Tues-
day, November 21.
The interior of the Legion
Mall is getting a new look and
is being redecorated both up
and down stairs. Artists are
Byran Kyle and Ed Little.
Mrs. Albert Alexander is a
patient in South Huron Hos-
pital, with a dislocated right
shoulder and a fractured left
wrist sustained in an accident
in a fall last Thursday.
Mrs. Wilmer Adkins, •a form-
er resident of this district and
the former Grace Upshall, had
the misfortune to fall down a
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flight •of steps to the basement
of her home last Thursday, frac-
turing both arms. She is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mrs. C. L. Jinks is a patient
in South Huron Hospital.
Mrs George Hess is visiting
at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. McCloy, and family at Don
Mills, while her daughter (Ruth)
is recovering from a major op-
eration in hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Brand
(newlyweds) are getting settled
in the home they purchased
from Hilliard Lawrence on
Richmond Street S.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook,
Kathie, and Jill Drysdale were
in Toronto Saturday attending
the Royal Winter Fair.
Leaves For Belleville
V. M. Pyette, manager of the
Bank of Montreal for the past
five years, left Monday of this
week for his new .appointment
as manager of the Bank of
Montreal at Belleville. Mrs.
Pyette and family hope to move
within the very near future.
The staff of the bank held a
presentation for Mr. Pyette at
the bank Friday evening, and
presented him with a beautiful
desk set.
Bake Sale
The ladies of St. Paul's Angli-
can Church were very pleased
with the success of their bake
sale held Saturday. Despite
the inclemency of the weather
a good crowd turned out to pa-
tronize it and proceeds were
very gratifying. Convenors
were Mrs, H. A. Seegmiller and
Mrs. Frank Forrest.
LEGION HONORS
At a special meeting last
Wednesday night the Hensall
Branch 468 of the Royal Cana-
dian Legion presented three of
it members with life member-
ship certificates and pins
The First World War veter-
ans are Harry Horton, P. L.
McNaughton and Orville Tay-
lor. Presentation was made by
president E. R. Davis, who
thanked them for their long
and loyal service to the Legion
and Branch.
It was also decided to hold a
social and dance on Saturday,
November 25, at the Legion
Hall.
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South Huron W.I.
Executive Meets
The executive board meeting
for the district of South Huron
Women's Institutes was held
Tuesday, November 14, at 2
o'clock in the Hensall Town
Hall, with members from all
nine branches in attendance.
Mrs. H. H. Strang discussed
the duties of the district of-
ficers as well as some points
of business procedure. Area
delegate Mrs. Delbert Geiger
gave the report of the area con-
vention held recently in the
Carousel Motel, London.
The mileage rate for the dis-
trict was set at eight cents both
ways, and would be effective
where applicable.
The 23rd of May, 1968, was
set as the date for the district
annual. As this will be the
65th year since the district was
organized, a committee of Mrs.
R. Kading, Grand Bend; Mrs. S.
Baker, Dashwood, and Mrs. D.
Geiger, Zurich. was appointed
to do any special planning
needed to mark the occasion.
Miss Helen McKercher, director
of home economic services, On-
tario Department of Agriculture
and Food, will be a guest
speaker.
It was. noted that achievement
days for the district will be:
Zurich, November 26; Exeter,
December 9.
Kippen East Women's Institute Hold
Meeting; Former Members Guests
Kipper East WI entertained
their former members on Wed-
nesday, November 15, in Huron
Centennial School. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Grant MacLean,
chaired the meeting, and wel-
comed the guests and Com-
menced the meeting with the
Ode and the Mary Stewart Col-
lect. The secretary, Mrs. James
Drummond, read the minutes
and the roll call was answered
by everyone present telling the
year they joined Kippen East
and some of the highlights they
remembered.
Mrs. William Bell and Mrs.
James Drummond reported on
the area convention held in
London, November 7 and 8.
Mrs. Grant MacLean and Mrs
Ross Broadfoot conducted an
"In Memoriam" service for de-
parted members.
Mrs. William Caldwell ar-
ranged a beautiful display of
quilts and gave an interesting
talk on the making of quilts.
Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs.
Douglas McGregor .attended to
registration and presented each
person with a rose corsage.
Mrs. William Kyle and Mrs.
Dave Triebner favored with
three songs. Frances Kinsman
gave a reading, "When father
papered the parlor", and Mrs.
James Chalmers gave the story
of mother's problems with the
School bus.
A play, "Wanted a House-
keeper", was presented with
Mrs. William Caldwell and Mrs.
James Drummond in the lead-
ing roles, with Mrs. Ross Sa-
raras, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, Mrs, Robert
Bell, Mrs, Grant MacLean and
Mrs. Joyce Cooper in the sup-
porting roles. The cast of the
play presented a square dance
with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot doing
the honors.
Mrs. Morley Cooper, who had
a birthday that day, was wished
"A Happy Birthday to You".
In honor of from 25 to 35 years
of continuous service in Kippen
East WI, Mrs. Ernest White-
house, Mrs. Stewart Pepper,
Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mrs. John
Sinclair, Mrs. Alex McGregor
and Mrs. William Kyle were
presented with Centennial rose
cups and saucers.
A penny sale was conducted
by Mrs. Robert Kinsman and
Mrs. Ken McKay. Lunch was
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Campbell Eyre and Mrs. Wil-
liam Caldwell, and the commit-
tee in 'charge of Mrs, Ross
Sararas.
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