Zurich Citizens News, 1961-09-21, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 190 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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98 -Year -Old Fiddler Entertains
Hensall Women's Institute Members
HENSALL — A pot luck sup- chair for the program, which
per opened the first fall meet- included violin selections by Mr.
ing of the season of Hensall I William Hyde, 98 years young,
Women's Institute, held Wed-
nesday evening, in the Legion
Hall, attended by some 40 mem-
bers and guests. President Mrs.
Fred Beer presided.
The resolutions that are to
come up at the Area Convention
were read and discussed and
voted on. Delegates to London
Area Convention, October 10.11
are Mrs. J. McAllister and Mrs.
Mrs. James McAllister and Mrs.
James Bengough. Delegates to
the Rally at Elimville, Monday,
October 2, are Mrs, Clarence
Reid and Mrs. R. A, Orr. Mrs.
W. H. Weekes and Mrs. Basil
Edwards were appointed to set
up display of hobbies at the El-
imville rally,
Mrs. George Hess took
a master violinist, who during
his musical career has won
some 100 medals, cups, trophys,
etc. Mr. Hyde also spoke on the
history of some of his numbers.
Mrs. Hess accompanied at the
piano, and Kenneth and Grant
Jones, who contributed fine vo-
cal solos with guitar accompani-
ment. All selections were well
given and much enjoyed.
T h e president expressed
thanks to the members who had
presented her with a surprise
gift while on the recent bus
trip to Brantford.
Winners of bingo were: Mrs.
Harold Jones (2); Mrs. W, H.
Weekes; Mrs. R. D. Elgie; Mrs.
T. J. Sherritt; Mrs. Maude Hed-
the den; Mrs, Archie Noakes; spec-
ial, Mrs. R. M. Peck.
Mr. A. E. Cook returned home
Thursday f r o m Westminster
Hospital, where he has been a
patient in the interests of his
health.
A
Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence
Reid, Mrs. Fred Beer, Mrs. Ar-
chie Noakes and Mrs. Orr; pro-
gram, Mrs. George Hess and
Mrs. M. Hedden.
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were as cold as a coroner's kiss,
and she had a faraway look in
her eyes that I'd never seen
before except on the faces of
people who were wetting their
pants while in swimming.
Briefly, she got through the
ordeal without even fainting
once,. But she couldn't miss,
with the rest of the family pray-
ing as they'd never prayed be-
fore, that Mum wouldn't make
a bollix of it. 1 thought I heard
a sardonic snort from away up
in the sky, as she was graciously
accepting congratulations after
the service.
To round out the week, I
went back to school on Monday,
and there was Joe, sitting in a
front seat, his ape -like count-
enance wreathed in a satanic
smile, Joe is a fiend in human
form, as I found out last year,
He was so disturbing that he
almost made me break a life-
long rule never to hit anybody
bigger than myself.
He hadn't shown up in the
first two weeks of school. I fig-
ured
ibured he wasn't coming back this
year, and life looked like a
bowl of borscht compared to
the flagon of hemlock it res-
embled last year, with him in
the class.
And there he sat, leering at
me, as cute as a baby gorilla.
Do you know what that charac-
ter said to me, as I fumbled
for my blacjack? He said, "Sure
glad I got you for English again,
sir. I allus like to get a good
teacher. We wuz lucky to get
each other again, wuzn't we?"
It was like having your legs
cut off at the knees by a scythe.
You want to run, but all you can
do is groan. As I said, some-
times I wish life would stop
being so interesting.
News of Heiisa!1 District
Mrs. Kenneth Elder and her
brother, Eugene Cotter, of De-
troit, Mich., attended the funer-
al of their grandmother, Mrs.
Laura Kemp, at L'Anse, Mich.,
on Wednesday of this week.
Harvest Home Services:
Harvest Home Thanksgiving
Services will be held at St.
Paul's Anglican Church this
Sunday, September 24, at 9:45
a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Rev. Bren
ole Vries will speak at both ser-
vices.
Mrs. Gus Voth, of Detroit, visit-
ed with her mother, Mrs. Lou
Simpson, for a few days last
week. On Saturday, September
16, Jim Voth left to attend Ken-
tucky Military Institute near
Louisville, Kentucky. Jim was
accompanied by his parents, Mr.
I was made by motor,
Mrs. Margaret Vair, of Bruce-
field, is a patient in Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, Seaforth.
Mrs. J. E. McEwen attended
the 23rd birthday party of the
Order of the Eastern Star, Ex-
eter, held Saturday night in
Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall,
Exeter.
Ray McKenzie, of Waterford,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
Kenzie,
Plan Installation
At the Kinsmen dinner meet-
ing on Thursday night, plans
were finalized for the joint in-
stallation of the Kinsmen. and
Kinettes on Thursday, Septem-
ber 28. Installing officer will
be Deputy Wilf Whittet, of Del-
and Mrs. Gus Voth, and the trip ( hi, Ladies will be special
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PHONE 10 — HENSALL
HOW MANY PAY 'THEIR BILLS BY CHEQUE ?
Nowadays most people do/Writing a cheque on your bank account is
the quick, handy way to pay for larger purchases as well as bills.
Canadians write almost three million cheques every banking day/Fast,
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maintained by the chartered banks and extending into every corner
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guests. The meeting was pre-
sided over by president William
Clement,
Gone Ts? College
Miss Gwen Spencer and Miss
Jane Horton left Sunday for
London, where the former will
enter her third year at the Un-
iverstity of Western Ontario,
and the latter her second year.
David Noakes left Saturday
for London, where he will enter
his first year at the University
of Western Ontario.
Mrs. Fred Rathwell, of Lind-
( an apartment in Mrs. James
'millie's home.
Begins Studies
Mr. Charles NIickle left the
beginning of this week for Lon-
don, where he will enter his
third year at the University of
Western Ontario, majoring in
History. He will be a resident
of Medway Hall again this year.
Church Classes
Twenty-four young ladies re-
gistered in the Church Member-
ship Class of the United Church.
These classes will be held each
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
p.m., and will continue until
say, has taken up residence in Easter.
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