Zurich Citizens News, 1961-07-27, Page 3THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961
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News of Hensall District
• BINGO WINNERS
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Model Dresses
(By our Hensall correspondent)
The 4-H Club Girls modelled
dresses they had male at their
project "Cottons May Be Smart"
and presented a skit "Choosing
Cottons in a dry goods store,"
at Kippen East WI July meet-
ing, held in SS 2, Tuckersmith
School last Tuesday evening.
Assisting in the demonstration
were Mrs. William . Bell. and
Mrs. Alex McGregor. Members
answered the roll call by stating
if
The qualities of a good home-
maker."
Mrs. Ross Sararas reviewed
current events and Heather
Reid contributed tap dance se-
lections, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot.
An invitation to attend S'ea-
forth Women's Institute picnic
on August 8, was accepted.
Hostesses were Mrs. James
McNaughton and Mrs. J. Lostell.
President Mrs. James Drum-
mond presided for the business,
and Mrs. Ken McKay for the
program. Mrs. Arthur Finlay-
son conducted a contest.
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HENSALL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. John Heal, and
daughters, are vacationing at
Port Elgin.
Mrs. Martha Durnin, of Clin-
ton, formerly of Lucknow, Mrs.
Isabella MacFarlane, of Clinton,
were admitted to the Queens-
way Nursing Home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock are
holidaying for two weeks at
Sundridge and other places.
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Legion Bingo winners Satur-
day were Mrs. Wes Verner; Bill
Austin, Bill Austin; Mrs. Ewen,
Lucan; Mrs. Clausius; Mrs. R.
Taylor; Mrs. Fleischauer; Mrs.
Bisback, Roy Kenney; Roy Ken-
ny; Jim Smale; Mrs. Glenn Mc-
Kenzie; Mrs, H. Beiber, Lucan.
Specials were won by Fred Ken-
nings; Paul Boa; Mrs. Garfield
Broderick. Door prize winners
were Mrs. G. Bisback and Roy
Kenney. Next Saturday the
jackpot will be worth $150 in
60 calls, with two door prizes.
Sugar and Spice
(Continued from Page 2)
By Sunday night I look and
feel like a sales manager who
has been entertaining a couple
of out-of-town clients. I'm sun-
burned again, there isn't a cold
beer left in the house and I've
been on a 36 -hour treadmill of
swimming, bowling, tranpolin-
and cook -outs.
Around 10 that night the
"clients" are draped on their
beds like a couple of wet towels,
the Old Girl is yawning wildly
and the cat, who is pregnant, by
the way, is bedded down for the
night. It is time for Dad to start
his Latin homework so he can
get it done by 1.30, so he can
get up at 5.30, so he can drive
back to the city for an 8 o'clock
lecture.
I'm not complaining, mind
you. But compared to the mon-
astic simplicity of my scholar-
ly, leisurely week the weekend
at home is about as restful as
eating lunch off a moving con-
veyor belt with one hand, while
pulling on your trousers with
the other.
Honour Couple
Before Marriage
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Mrs. Albert McBeath was hos-
tess at her home last Friday ev-
ening for a miscellaneous pres-
entation for Miss Mary Louise
Campbell, of Chatham, and Ger-
ald Moffatt, of Kippen, nephew
of Mrs. McBeath, bride and
groom -elects , whose marriage
will take place on Saturday, Au-
gust 5.
Twenty-seven cousins atten-
ded from Varna, Bayfield, Kip -
pen and Hensall. Presentation
address was read by Mrs. Alex
McBeath, of Kippen, and gifts
presented by Bonnie, Linda,
Frances and Mary Margaret
Armstrong, of the Goshen Line.
BANKER MOVED.
Wilson Lang, who has been
on .the staff of the Bank of Mon-
treal in Hensall for the past
year, has been transferred to
the branch at Tiilsonburg. Fri-
day afternoon he was presented
with a gift by manager K, K.
Christian. Paul Paton, of Col-
lingwood, will take his place,
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Arnold Cirlcle
Honors Mrs Fink
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Members of the Arnold. Circle
Evening Auxiliary of the WMS
of Carmel Church gave a sur-
prise party to Mrs. Bill Fink at
her home in Clinton on Monday
evening. Formerly of Hensall,
she was a former secretary of
the organization before moving
to Clinton.
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Freeze Berries
For Next Winter
Summer is berry time and
raspberries are the order of the
day. Freeze raspberries now
and you'll be able to enjoy them
all winter. Freezing is a simple
process and when it's done cor-
rectly, you can be sure of good
results.
First, carefully choose the
berries to be frozen. The pro-
per stage of maturity for quick-
freezing is reached when the
fruit is at its best stage for eat-
glish revised version of the new
Testament to Mrs. Fink was
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If necessary, wash the ber-
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Macdonald Institute, Guelph,
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(1 pint of berries weighs about
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less juice is lost, Eat the ber-
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ries are allowed to stand after
they are thawed. Raspberries
take from 6 to 8 hours to thaw
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