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Zurich Citizens News, 1961-04-27, Page 6PAGE SIX Hensel11 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS 411,1114011111101111111•101111161‘ men's Institute Holds Their nnual 'eeting; rs. Beer Is President (By our Hensall Correspondent) First vice-president, Mrs- E. R. Davis, presided for the annual meeting of Hensall Women's Instin tute, held in St. Paul's Anglican Church, last Wednesday evening. Guest speaker, Mrs. E. C. Murray, of Toronto, showed lovely colored slides and narrated a four month's trip she took around Africa andj into the interior as far as the Bel- gian Congo, visiting 28 countries and sailing on 32 bodies of water. Over there she said Canada and the Canadians are magical words. Mrs. T. Lavender was in charge of the projector. The speaker was in- troduced by Mrs, George Arm- strong, who presided for the pro- gram. A motion was passed to pur- chase 50 new song books. For Leaders Training School. the choice made was. one, "Home Nur- sing; two: "Block Printing"; three: "Focus on Finishes," Instead of the usual bake sale, members are asked to contribute $1,00 to be handed in at the next meeting, which will be held on the regular night in May. Delegates were appointed to the District Annual, at Kippen. May 11. Mrs. Jini McAllister told the meeting that plans were being fin- alized for the 25th anniversary of the branch. May 12, at 8 p.m., in the United church. A motion was passed to donate $5.00 to St. Paul's Church for the use of their schoolroom. Mrs. T. Sherritt read the slate of officers and Mrs. Robert Elgie conducted the election: past presi- dent, Mrs. Carl Payne; president, Mrs. Fred Beer; first vicepresident, Mrs. E. R. Davis; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Harry Horton; third vice-president, Mrs. James Beng- ough; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Peck; assistant, Mrs. Edward NOrMingtOn; press reporter, Mrs. Maude Hedden; district director, Miss Phyllis Case; alternate, Mrs. George Armstrong; card convener, Mrs. W. B. Cross; assistant, Mrs. W. O. Goodwin; pianist, Miss Greta Lammie; assistant, Mrs. William Brown; branch directors, Mrs. T. Coates, Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Beatrice Koehler; auditors, Mrs. W. R• Goodwin, Miss Mary Goodwin. Standing committees: agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Wal- ker Carlile and Mrs. W. R. Rich- ardson; citizenship and education, Mrs. Sherritt and Mrs. Elgie; home economics and health, Mrs. A. R. Orr, Mrs. Clarence Reid; historical research, Miss Hattie Ellis, Mrs. William Henry, Mrs. Lorne Chap- man, Mrs. N. E. Cook; public rela- tions representatives, Mrs. Maude Hedden, Mrs. George Hess. 0 INSTALL RADIO SYSTEM A two-way radio system for com- munications with county foremen's trucks is being installed at the Hur- on County garage in Auburn. Workmen are laying the cement base to hold the tower. A few weeks ago residents of the Auburn area saw large balloons floating over the county garage. These balloons, or kites, filled with hydrogen, each carrried an aerial cord to test the height needed to get good reception from all points in Huron County. The county road men have been using telephones in their trucks since 1956. Many Young People Over Insurance Age ta:SIMMIZZIOER7SFaigraNalgat SPR1G IS 11 SECLEAM When you start re -decorating, make t.ure new floor -coverings are included in your plans ! SEE US FOR Mad Lineeums Priced from $1.65 sq. yd., up s 2, 3 and 4 yards wide From $1.05 sq. yd., up Nor Tiles Linoleum and Vinyl TESSERA CORLON—VINYL LINOLEUM 2 yards wide THE iVIOST DURABLE FLOOR -COVERING ON THE MARKET! SEE THE NEW WE CARRY A Complete Line of Window Shades ==illEZ2171.1= sti PHONE 89J — ZURICH Over 72,000 Ontario teenagers who turn 19 years of age this year will no longer have hospital insur- ance protection under their par- ents' certificates and separate pre- miums will be required for them. The Ontario Hospital Services Commission has sent supplies of leaflets and posters to all high schools, colleges and universities for distribution to senior students, telling them how to make sure their insurance is continued. "We are very much concerned that every 19 -year old boy and girl know about this requirement," stated Dr. R. W. Ian Urquhart, chairman of the commission, "and this distribution of literature is a repeat of a similar program car- ried out last year in co-operation with the Ontario Department of Education. "Many of the young people con- cerned who are working will al- ready be paying premiums through groups at their places of employ - .4kr "",4- .11 leirilfmfert.i. 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This past Tuesday evening a num- ber of friends, neighbours, and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Arnold Merner, Sr., to honour Mrs. McKeever on the occasion of her marriage. An enjoyable ev- ening was spent playing euchre. Mrs. McKeever was seated in an easy chair, and Mrs. Alphonse Grenier read the address while Mrs. Hubert Schilbe presented Mrs. McKeever with a pair of living room lamps, on behalf of those present. Mrs. McKeever thanked the group and invited them to visit her in their new home at Clinton. ment," the chairman explained, "but thousands are still in school and are apt to overlook their hospi- tal insurance." Mare than 115,000 pieces of lit- erature were sent to some 900 ed- ucational institutions. The pamph- lets tell students what to do about their hospital insurance if they take summer employement or get married. 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