HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-03-26, Page 2ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Miss Ann Mickle, who is
attending Althouse College,
London is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
Mrs. Albert Shirray, who was
a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
London, where she underwent
surgery, returned hone on Fri-
day.
harles Mickle, Hamilton,
left Sunday by plane for Jam-
aica where he will spend three
days and then fly to the Grand
Cayman, Cayman Islands,
British West Indies, to spend •
the remainder of his holiday.
He will fly back to Canada on
the Monday.
Mrs. Ken McLean is a pat-
ient in Victoria Hospital, Lond-
on.
Wedding
PLAYFOOT - CLARKE
A quiet double -ring ceremony
united in marriage Ethel Shirley
Clarke, daughter of Mrs. Ray
Clarke, Mitchell to Raymond
Allan Playfoot, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Playfoot, Exeter.
Rev. E.E. New performed the
ceremony on March 14, at Monk -
ton United Church.
Given in marriage b her
brother, JIM Clarke of Wartburg,
the bride wore a street -length
lace dress and carried a bouquet
of pink roses. Attending the
bride was Mrs. Ruth Clarke,
Wartburg, and Mrs. Emilie
Playfoot, Alvinston. They were
gowned alike in mint green
with white accessories and wore
a corsage of deep pink roses.
Best man was Ralph Playfoot,
Alvinston, brother of the groom.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride's mother, in
Mitchell, after which the happy
couple left for Niagara Falls
and Bangor, Pennsylvania, the
bride travelling in a blue en-
semble with a corsage of pink
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Playfoot will
reside in Exeter where the groom
is employed.
Correspondent: Maude Hedden
Mrs. Janet MacKinnon is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
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Amber Rebekahs
Observe Birthday
Amber Rebekah Lodge ob-
served their 21st birthday party
last Wednesday, entertaining
guests from Goderich, Clinton,
and Exeter lodges. Final plans
were made for a dessert euchre,
March 25.
District deputy president, Mrs.
Margaret Bowra, of Goderich,
who was a guest at the birthday
party will make her official
spring visit to this lodge in
April. Past Grand's were remind-
ed of the district meetingto be
held in Goderich in Apri
Court Whist was played. Prize
for birthday nearest to birthday
party date went to Mrs. Gladys
Coleman.
In a draw for first prize, an
African violet, the winner was
Mrs. Annie Reid, second prize
an Easter egg, was won by
Mrs. J. E . McE wen.
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MEETING FOUR
On Wednesday, March 18,
at 7:00 p.m. the two Zurich
4-H groups held their fourth
meeting. The meeting was
opened by the 4-H pledge.
The discussion "Fruit afor
Breakfast" was given by Mrs.
Hogg. She talked about pointers
for fruit cups, and why break-
fast is important.
All the members took part in
the demonstration. Each one
took their turn at cutting up an
orange, grapefruit, or banana.
After they were cut up they
were combined together to make
fruit cups.
The next meeting will be
held on March 25.
and STEAKS
FRIED CHICKEN — FRESH FISH
SUNDAY DINNER SERVED FROM 3 to 7:30 P.M.
Dominion Hotel
Your Hosts: Marg and Ross Johnston
ZURICH
Enjoy dining with
US, often
VARNA
Floyd McAsh of Hamilton
spent the weekend at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John McAsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary McAsh
and son of London visited at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. William
McAsh.
The local Boy Scouts will
hold their spring paper -drive
in the near future.
The skating rin]t which has
been in operation continually
since before Christmas was
closed last Saturday.
The maple syrup season got
off to a slow start last week, and
the outlook is for a short season.
Special Easter Services will
be held in the Varna and Goshen
United Churches next Sunday,
with the pastor, Rev. M. Mor-
rison in charge..
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Police Report
Three Area 'Crashes
The Exeter detachment of
the Ontario Provincial Police,
during the week of March 15
to 21, investigated three area
accidents, in which only one
person received minor injuries.
Eleven charges were laid under
the Highway Traffic Act, and
three under the Liquor Control
Act, while an additional 22
warnings were handed out under
the same Highway Traffic Act.
During the same week, the
detachment investigated two
cases of break and enter, along
with 12 other investigations of
minor nature.
The accidents which the men
investigated were as follows:
On Sunday, March 15 at 2:20
a, m a pickup truck operated
by Sandra Dietrich of R.R.2,
Dashwood, lost control on No.
4 County Road west of Shipka
on the icy road surface and
struck some guide posts. Dam-
age was estimated at $210.
Provincial Constable F.L. Gif-
fin investigated.
On Wednesday, March 18,
at 1:45 p.m. a truck operated
by George Suplat of Zurich
collided with the rear of a
truck operated by Edgar Stein-
bach of R.R.3, Zurich, on
No 11 County Road, north of
Winchelsea. Damage was est-
imated at $195. Provincial
Constable F.L. Giffin, invest-
igated.
On Saturday March 21, at
9:00 p.m. a car operated by
Lawrence A. Regier of R.R.2,
Zurich, collided with a post on
Mill Street in Hensall. Regier
suffered a cut on the chin. Dam-
age was estimated at $200.
Provincial Constable J.A. Wriglu
investigated.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970
Kippen East Women's Institute
Hold "Mad
tier's" Meeting
Friends and members of the
Kippen East W.1, held a St.
Patrick's party in the Legion
Hall, March 18. with Mrs.
Campbell Eyre hostess and Mrs.
Glen Bell co -hostess.
Mrs. Whitehouse, a new mem-
ber was presented with an In-
stitute pin and hand book.
Fines were paid for not wear-
ing the Institute pin.
Mrs. Robert Bell will attend
the Leadership Forum in Mitchel]
Mrs. J. Sinclair gave the
motto "We should all be like
the cabbage work to get ahead. "
The roll call was answered
by introducing your friend,
bringing a gift of clothing for
Children's Aid Society and
wearing something green.
Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Caldwell,
Mrs. Triebner and Mrs. Kins-
man sang,several Irish numbers.
Mrs. mmerson Coleman
commented on the decorating
of a cake and tickets were sold
with proceeds going to the
Bunny Bundle. Lynn Alderdice
was the lucky winner.
A hat parade displayed many
new and unusual models; the
most original was.won by Mrs.
Robert Bell; the most unusual,
Mrs. Brodie; the prettiest, Mrs.
Ken McKay.
During the evening prizes
were awarded to the ladies who
had a whole grapefruit for
breakfast, Mrs. Love and Mrs.
E. Coleman; the lady without
dentures, Mrs. Charles Eyre;
the most vivid coloured lingerie,
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Hoggartl
Women with a run in her stock-
ing; Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. klend-
erson, Mrs. Brodie, Mrs. Stew-
art Pepper, Mrs. Van Wieren;
the happiest face, Mrs. Van
Weiren; women kissing her
husband good-bye, Mrs. Hog-
garth and Mrs. Drummond.
Remainder of the evening was
spent playing Wahu after which
a conundrum lunch was served
which proved very amusing.
RE ® OPENING
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Tuesday, March 31
Beaton's Bakery
Hensall
MINOR HOCKEY
NIGHT
IN HENSALL
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
Beginning At 6:30 p.m.
FIVE MINOR HOCKEY GAMES •
Adults: $1.00; Students: 50c;
P.S. Children: Free
Sponsored by Hensall Minor Athletic Association
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