Zurich Citizens News, 1969-05-22, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1969 ' '. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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MAUDE HEDDEN. Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
and Ann spent Thursday in
Waterloo with the formers
daughter and son-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Ross McMillan and
family.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Coghlin
and Debbie, Brooklin, were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and
family..
Miss Vcrlyn Miller of London,
was a weekend holiday visitor
with her parents, Mr. and Airs.
Allan Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Sproat Paterson
and daughter, Mrs. Marion
Peart, of Toronto, were dinner
guests Saturday with Mr. Parer -
son's father and Hiss Cassie
Dougall. •
Mr. James Manning, resident
at Queenswa • nursing home was
taken by ambulance Sunday to
South Huron hospital, Exeter.
Captain John R. Beer of
Winnipeg, spent the holiday
week end with his parents, Air.
and Mrs.Fred Beer.
Mrs. hazel Long is a patient
in Seaforth Community Ilos-
pital,
Mrs. R. A. Orr and Mrs.
Clarence Volland, representing
Amber Rebekah Lodge of Hensallvisited residents of ueensway
nursing home Wednesday after-
noon, to entertain the twenty
residents and present theta with
treats.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flannery and
fancily of Denfield, visited over
the week end with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Love,
Cairo, Allclrigan, were week
end guests with the former's
sister, Mrs. J. E, I\IcEwan and
also visited Mr, McEwau at
South Iluron Ilospital, Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Wes Richardson
visited with their son and daugh-
ter -in-laws, Mr. and Mrs,
Kenneth Richardson and family,
ar Peterborough. While there
they went fishing and Wes
caught a 241 pickerel.
Alts. Wes Richardson, Mrs.
James Stokes, London, Mrs.
Anderson, London, Airs. Eliza-
beth Douglas, Mrs. Lindsay
Eyre of llrucefield, Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Gemmel and Mrs.
Harry Norris of Egmondvife
attended the 95th birthday
party of Mrs. Martha Harvey
at Iluronview, formerly of
llensall, on Thursday, May 15.
lvlrs. Harvey, was the recipcnt
of many gifts and congratulat-
ory messages. Lunch of ice
cream anc7 cake was served.
WE °'E COKED OP A
Mrs. Harvey and her sister,
Mrs, Douglas are the last sur-
viving members of a family of
fifteen.
Ross )inks of London, formerly
of Hensall, is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London with
a heart condition.
Sill McRae, Miss Lauri McRae,
Ajax, Earl McRae, Toronto
were in llensall on Saturday on
business.
Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Richard-
son and family, Peterborough,
were weekend visitors with
Mr. and A1rs,. Wes Richardson
and Mr. and Airs. Doug Cooper
and family.
Miss Sylvia Ilenderson left
by jet -from Toronto Monday
of this week to vacation for
six months in England.
Air. and Alrs, A. C'ucllnore of
Kitchener were guests during
the last week with Air. and Mrs.
Fred Beer.
BRAISED MEAT
Economy curs like put roasts,
blade or flank steaks short
ribs, plate and brisket arc de-
licious wIn n braised.This Method
is recommended by food speci-
ialists at A1aeI)onaid Institute,
University Of Guelph.
Brown meat on all sides in
fat in heavy pot. Season with
salt and pepper. Add a small
amount of liquid. Cover tightly
and cook at low temperature
until tender.
HENSALL W.I,
Grandmothers were special
guests of Hensall Womens
Institute historical research
meeting held Wednesday, May
14. First vice-president Mrs.
James McAllister presided and
extended 'a welcome to fifty
members and guests.
Members responded to the roll
call by naming a popular song
in their teens. Plans were
arranged for the district annual
at Elitnville, Thursday, May
22. Members are to contact
Mrs. Clarence Reid or Mrs.
Robert Elgie for transportation,
It was announced that the
meeting of the Historical Soc-
iety will be held at Auburn,
May 26 at 8 p.111. Mrs. R.
Simpson and Mrs, C. Reid are
to arrange transportation. Mrs,
Elizabeth Riley save a splendid
report of the officers convention
held in Guelph.
TI1e June sleeting will rake
the form of a picnic in the
Legion Hall, with supper ar
G:00 p.m.
Alts. T. J. Sherritt•chaired the
program which consisted of a
sing -song with Miss Greta
Laramie accompanist. Mrs.
Fred Seer read an interesting
essay "What A Grandmother Is".
Mrs. Elgic ;ave a very enter-
taining demonstration on rhe
flowers of the ten provinces of
Canada.
Lovely selections were given
by the Queen Street Quartette
in costume, Mrs, Sim Roobol,
Mrs. William'K le, Mrs. Gord-
on Schwalm and Mrs, Bill
Scrabuik, who chose for their
selections, "Silver Threads
Among the Gold", When You
and J Were Young Maggie",
"Born Free" and "Golden Slipp-
ers".
lipp-ers". Miss Lammie accompanier
at the piano,
Guest speaker, Mrs. James
Kneale of Grand Bend, introd-
uced by Mrs. R. Simpson, gave
an informative talk on the
"Association for the Retarded".
Program convenors were Mrs.
Sherritt and Mrs, Elgie: Host-
esses, Ivirs. Wilbert Dilling
and Mrs, Walker Carlile,
Prize winners were Mrs. Clar-
ence Volland, Mrs, R. M Peck,
Mrs. Scrabuik and Mrs. Nancy
Kyle.
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