Zurich Citizens News, 1961-07-20, Page 3THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE THREE
News of Hensall District
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks, Gail
and Billy, are vacationing with
Mr, and Mrs. B111 Shupe and
family, at Champaign, Ill,
Mr. and Mrs, Don Joynt and
Pat, left Sunday for a vacation
at Manitoulin Island.
Mrs. William Kerr and Carol,
of North Bay, are vacationing
with the former's sister, Mrs.
Maude Redden.
Mr. and. Mrs. Carl Payne and
family have returned from a
trip through the St, Lawrence
Valley, Ottawa, and Algonquin
Park.
Mrs. Alvin Ulch, Windsor, Mr.
Oswald Brown, QC, ,and Mrs.
Brown, Detroit, were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Little, and family.
Thursday last Mr. Glen Payne
and Lois, of Sault Ste, Marie,
14Jrs. Floyd Payne, London, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Payne, Miss Mary Payne retur-
ned with them for a week's holi-
day.
Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie, and
Mrs, R. S. Hopkins, of Chicago,
Mrs. Ross Dick, London, visited
their sisters, Mrs. A. E. North-
ey and Mr. Northey, of Camer-
on; and Mrs. Lorne Eiler and
Mr. Eller, of Young's Point, and
Mrs. Charles Robinson and Mr.
Robinson, of Balk, Ontario.
Bad Storm
.A severe electrical storm pas-
sed over here Sunday afternoon
last, flooding streets and cel-
lars with hydro off for one hour.
Lightning hit Lloyd McDonald's
barn on No. 4 highway, one and
a half miles south of the village,
damaging his milking machine.
Some of the cellars had five
feet of water and crops were
tinder water.
Guests Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. eGorge Hess were Mrs.
Gertrude Powell, of Exeter, and
Mrs. Pearl Powl, St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer, Flt.
Sgt. John Beer, Mrs. Beer, Dav-
id, Johnny and Steven, of Bar-
rie, are vacationing this week
at Lion's Head.
Kay Davis is spending this
week vacationing with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Drew
Fowler.
Mrs. Cornish, Mrs. Blanchard,
and Mr. Harold Pickett, were
guests Thursday, with Mrs. Alb-
erta McBeath.
Bingo Winners
Legion bingo winners Satur-
day night were: Larry Jones;
Mrs. Wes Venner, Wilfred
Doupe; Sim Roobol; Fred Ken-
nings; Ron Kenney; Mrs, Bob
Baker, Mrs. Paul Neilands; Mrs.
Paul Neilands; Billy Dick, Mr.
Pincent; Mrs. L. Meidenger,
Zurich.; Mrs. Freida Boa. Mrs.
Wes Venner; Bill Austin, Sea -
forth, Mrs. Lloyd Denomme,
Zurich.
Specials, Murray Tyndall,
Brucefield; Mrs. Wes Venner,
Roy Kenny; Mrs. Fleischauer.
Door prizes weer won by Billy
Dick and Mrs. Alfred Meiden-
ger, Zurich. Saturday next the
jackpot will be worth $145 in
59 calls, and two door prizes.
Reception Held
A reception and dance, large-
ly attended, was held for Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Eyre, (nee
Pauline Adams) a recent bridal
couple, in Seaforth Legion Hall
last Friday evening, when they
were made the presentation of
a well-filled purse of money.
Norris orchestra provided music
for the dance.
Mrs. Sarah Glazier has return-
ed from a three weeks vacation
with relatives in Kinburn. She
is in her 95th year.
Present Program
The Kiddies Studio Party
from CKNX Wingham, on Sat-
urday, July 15, presented by
boys and girls from Hensall and
district, pupils of Miss Greta
Lainmie, was much enjoyed and
every number on the program
well rendered.
Injured By Mower
Ed Funk, RR 2, Hensall, was
admitted to South Huron Hospi-
tal with injuries following an
accident on his farm west of
Hensall. Mr. Funk was moving
his lawn with a power mower
when a chip of the blade flew
off and embedded itself in a
part of his body. A magnet was
used to draw the chip out as
soon as the infection subsided.
Mr. Funk, who is about 50, was
attended by Dr. W. R. Read. Ex-
eter.
Going To England
Mrs. Mary Taylor will leave
August 1 from Crumlin Airport,
for a six -weeks vacation to Eng-
land, where she will visit with
relatives in Yorkshire, Lanca-
shire and Westmoreland, Eng-
land. This is her first trip to
her native homeland since com-
ing to Canada 51 years ago..
She will meet her brother John,
four sisters, and two brothers
of her late husband, as well as
renewing aquaintances with
school friends whom she went
to school with.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, of
Moosejaw, Sask., were recent
Sugar and ` Spice
(Continued from Page Two)
They bring fresh approaches,
new ideas. Some of them will
be useless, just as some of the
regulars are deadheads.
Down here at the university,
there are thousands of teachers,
taking summer 'courses. Many
of there, like me, are merely
qualifying, getting their trade
papers. Others are here to im-
prove their financial status. No
other reason.
Still others -- and bless
them -- are here to improve
their skills as teachers. Some
are here solely to get away from
their wives and families for a
few weeks. And bless THEM.
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What do we study? Well,
take myself for example. One
visitors with Mrs. Alberta Mc -
Beath.
Miss Dora Alair, of Clinton,
is a guest with Mrs. Alda Sim-
mons.
Fiddler Has Bitrhday
William Hyde, grand old time
fiddling champion, who has won
close to a hundred cups, medals,
prizes and cash in various old
time fiddling contests over a
period of years, will celebrate
his 97th birthday, on Sunday,
July 23. He thinks he will at-
tend the Old Time Fiddlers Con-
test at Shelburne but does not
think he will participate.
Beat Centralia
Hensall Legion Peewees de-
feated RCAF Station Centralia
18-13, in Hensall, on Wednes-
day, July 12, in a Western On-
tario Athletic Association base-
ball game. Billy Chipchase,
with a home run and a triple,
led the winners. Ken Smale
struck out ten Centralia bats-
men.
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in going back that far, for a
little lousy Latin.
Psychology. I presume that's
all about psychology and educa-
tion.
But they have the danged lec-
tures at eight o'clock in the
morning and I haven't been able
to ge to one yet.
Then, there's the History and
Philosophy of Education. I have
some pretty good notes on that
course from a fellow who took
it last year, so I don't have to
go to those.
Then, I take History and
Geography, The first day I had
to write my column is the
History period. The second
day, I had to go to the veteran's
hospital for my annual check-
up, and missed it.
The next time, I got a little
mixed in the time -table and ar-
rived at 2 p.m., to find the lec-
ture just ending. But I made
one this week, and it's all about
Greeks and stuff.
I also take English, but I
taught that last year, so I know
everything there is to know
about it. Participles and poems
and Metaphors and all like that.
We take Latin, too, but it's 22
years since I studied Latin, and
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is all about talking to teen-agers
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things. But I have a teen age
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mow the lawn all summer.
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And a little brown girl says,
"Hi, Dad, smuck, what kept you
so late, can I go swimming?"
And a long lean, brown kid I
wouldn't recognize, if it weren't
for the fact that he's wearing
my best sport shirt, says, "Hi,
Dad, muck, how'd you like to
take us to the drive-in?" And a
sophisticated, tanned doll, who
bears no relation to the crabby
old wife I had all winter, wraps
me up like an anaconda, and
murmurs, "We missed you!"
That's the part of the course I
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CROP REPORT
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Agricultural Representative
for Huron County)
Heavy rains and hail did con-
siderable damage to crops on
Thursday and Sunday.
On. Thursday heavy rains flat-
tened wheat and washed white
bean fields in Exeter, Grand
Bend area. Sunday heavy rains
again caused heavy damage
particularly between Centralia
and Kippen along No. 4 high-
way. Fall wheat, spring grain
and hay fields are flat and twis-
ted.
Heavy rain and hail caused
damage to wheat, corn, spring
grain and orchards from Clinton
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