Zurich Citizens News, 1969-10-09, Page 10PAGE TEN
ZURICH CITIZENS NWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969
Damages light in. Area Accidents
On Monday, September 29,
at 5:15 p.m. a one vehicle
collision occurred on the park-
ing lot of the Dufferin Hotel,
Centralia, involving a vehicle
driven by Dorne Joseph Noel,
249 Main Street, Exeter. There
were no injuries, Damage es-
timated at $300. 00 by the in-
vestigating officer, Provincial
Constable D.A. Lamont.
On Thursday, October 2, Pro-
vincial Constable D,A, Mason
investigated a two car collision
that occurred at 11:45 a.m. on
highway No. 84, 91 feet west
of the . N.R, crossing (L-1)
4-H Members Hold
Joint Meetings
(by Joyce Beierling)
Meeting two was held at 7:00 p.
m. on September 24, at the
Township Hall.
Debbie Hogg led us in the 4-1.1
pledge and Sally Dietrich read
the minutes of the first meeting.
The Unit IIT club decided as
having the name Nifty Needlers,
Unit IV is called the Nifty Stit-
chers.
Everyone answered the roll call
which was "The learning stitches
article I have chosen to make and
Why".
At this meeting Mrs. Oke dem-
om
onstrated the blanket stitch. Dur-
ing group work we did three types
of this stitch.
Meeting three was held at 7:00
p.m. on October 1, at the Town-
ship Hall.
Debbie Hogg led us in the 4-11
pledge and Sally Dietrich read
the minutes of the second meet-
ing,
eet-
s All but one person answered the
roll call which was "Places the
blanket stitch or the buttonhole
stitch could be used.
Mrs. Hogg discussed with us
"How to Create a Design".
Mrs. Oke showed us how to do
the crewel stitch. In group work
we started our samples and table
runners.
Hensall, involving a vehicle
driven by Frank Evans, of 18 st.
Vincent Street, Stratford, • and a
vehicle driven by Wilhelmine
Jaques of 72 Brock Street, Hen-
sall. Damage estimated at $625.
00. No injuries.
On Friday October 3, Prov-
incial Constable W. G, Glass -
ford investigated a two vehicle
collision that occurred at 9 p. m.
on highway No. 4, one mile
south of Usborne-Tuckersmith
Township line, involving a
vehicle driven by Thomas Strang
Dougall, of R. R.1, Hensall, and
a vehicle driven by Guy Lloyd
Ilunter- Duval, Exeter. Dam age
estimated at $450, 00, No in-
juries.
On Saturday, October 5, Pro-
vincial Constable LA, Wright,
investigated a collision which
involved a pickup truck driven
by Frederick William Garner
McFalls, of 24 Huron Street,
Exeter, and a boat trailer owned
by William Brock, 183 Welling-
ton Street, Exeter, which was
being towed by the truck. Ac-
cident occurred on No. 81 high-
way, one mile north of the
Crediton Road, at 8:05 p.m.
Damage estimated at $330. 00.
No injuries.
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Zurich V Girls
Hold Fifth Meeting
(by Darlene McBride)
The fifth meeting of the Zur-
ich V 4-H club was held Tues-
day, September 30, at the home
of Darlene McBride.
We opened the meeting with
the 4-H pledge and all answered
to the roll call "Places the
lazy daisy and chain stitches'
could be used." Our leaders
demonstrated how to twist a
cord for a tote bag and a wall
hanging.
They demonstrated the Roman
and Fly stitch. Then we sewed
it on our sample. Rita read the
minutes of the last meeting.
We decided to hold our next
meeting October 7, at the home
of Rita and Toni Pennings.
Rest Home Auxiliary and Residents
Enjoy Musical Program at the Home
On Wednesday October 1, at
8 o'clock, 15 members of the
Blue Water Rest Home Auxiliary,
and the residents enjoyed a mu-
sical program.
Sharon Durand, as chairlady,
introduced the Committee, Ger-
trude Durand and Marie Cyr.
Carol and Cathy Cr,ysang
"A Bouquet of Roses' and played
a piano duet, "Heart and Soul".
Marie Cyr played a medley of
songs on the piano. Sharon Dur-
and read a poem "Saga of the
Form."
David Cyr entertained with'his
guitar and sang "Tear Drops".
I -lis sister Cathy, joined him to
sing "Signed, Sealed and Del-
ivered". Carol Cyr, played a
piano instrumental, "On the
wings of a Snow White Dove,"
She was followed with a duet by
Bernadette and Marie Cyr.
The committee and the young
people sang a number of fam-
Carmel WMS Hold
October Meeting
The October meeting of the
W. M, S, of Carmel Presbyterian
Church was held in the church
on Monday October 6. President
Mrs. R.A. Orr, presided, and
alongwith Mrs. LE. McEwen
conducted the worship service
using the theme "Gratitude".
A record of the Lord's Prayer by
Perry Como was played. The
roll call was answered with a
Thanksgiving verse.
An invitation was accepted to
attend the October meeting of
Marion Richie organization of
Cromarty Church on October 21.
About 15 ladies expect to attend.
Mrs. Orr gave a report of the
- workshop held at Paisley Presby-
terian Church recently.
The Ladies Aid meeting follow-
ed with. Mrs. Harvey Hyde pre-
siding, and the final arrange-
ments made for the fowl supper
held in the church Thursday
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my Sunshine, Beautfful Brown
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The singing of "0 Canada"
concluded tie program and re-
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In the business session it was
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