Zurich Citizens News, 1961-09-21, Page 7THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
BLUEWATER
(Mrs, Russell Grainger,
correspondent)
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Dunn Jr.,
spent the weekend with her sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Ballentine and fam-
ily, in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Russell Grainger
and Steven were weekend visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Deichert, at Scarborough.
Jim and Cathryn Grainger
spent the weekend with their
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Erb.
Miss Phyllis Grainger visited
Miss Lynnda Scotchmer over
the weekend,
Bayfield Fair
Bayfield Agricultural Society
heldtheir meeting on Monday
evening, with a fair attendance.
Final plans for the fair which.
is being held on Thursday and
Friday, September 28 and 29,
The school fair department is
holding a talent show in the af-
ternoon, with the top five ent-
ries to compete in the evening
program, This will be held in
the Arena and a dance will fol-
low with Carruthers Orchestra,
providing the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arkell,
Bayfield, left on Saturday morn-
ing for a trip west where they
will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner
are spending some time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Turner with their grandchildren
Philip and Gail Turner.
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ZURICH — The first fall
meeting of the Zurich Women's
Institute will be held in the
town hall, on Tuesday, October
3, at 8:15 pan. The committee
in charge is Mrs. Lerina Rose,
Mrs, Paul Corriveau and Mrs.
Mozart Gelinas, and the topic
is on "Home Economics."
The County Rally for all In-
stitutes will be held in the Elim-
ville Church on Monday. Octo-
ber 2, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
All Institutes are to show a
hobby display. Zurich ladies
are to supply a musical number
for the afternoon session. Lun-
ch, sandwiches, cookies, tarts
and relishes will be pooled.
The London Area Convention
will be held in the Masonic
Temple, on October 10 and 11.
Mrs. Helen Short, of CFPL-
TV, will demonstrate on "Phys-
ical Fitness" at the rally.
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Hensall Kinettes
HENSALL — Mrs. Jack Drys-
dale was hostess at her home
last Tuesday evening for the
Kinette meeting, with president,
Mrs. William Clement, in the
chair, Mrs. William Fuss at-
tended as a guest.
Date for the fall rummage
sale was set for October 14, at
the Legion Hall.
Mrs. John Deitz reported a
birthday gift had been sent to
their adopted Italian girl.
Next meeting, September 28,
will be joint installation of
Kinsmen and Kinettes.
HensallWoman. Gives Interesting
Account Of Recent Trip To Holland
HENSALL -- Mrs. Sim Roob-
ol returned .recently from a lov-
ely three months vacation spent
with her family in Oud-Beyer-
lend, Holland, after an absence
of 14 years, and relates an ac-
count of her trip and some of
the places visited while there.
Leaving New York on June 9,
she arrived June 18 and enjoyed
her boat tripon the S.S. Rot-
terdam, having nothing but high
praise for the wonderful ser-
vice given.
`Holland", she said, "is very
prosperous, no unempoyment,
factories and houses being erec-
ted all the time, has a popula-
tion of ten million and 13 thous-
and square miles. Very few
own refrigerators and electrical
equipment like we have in Can-
ada; mostly gas stoves are used.
Amsterdam is the capital of
Holland, and the oldest church
there was built in 1306. In
Leeuwarden, capital of Fries-
land, they have more cattle than
people, and their cattle market
every Friday is very famous."
She visited the military ceme-
tery at Osterbeek in the prov-
ince of Gelderland, burial
ground for the soldiers fallen in
the battle of Arnheim, Septem-
ber, 1944. St. John's Church in
Gouda is very famous for its
fine stained glass windows
which is visited by thousands of
tourists from all over the world.
Rotterdam is the chief port
and trading centre of Holland,
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the man dug harbours have an
extension of 1,500 acres.
"There are still 1,200 wind-
mills left in Holland," she said,
"which are still in use for grin-
ding grain and pumping water."
The roses were in full bloom
when she was there and were a
sight to behold. In Aalsmeer
they have more hot houses than
homes. Flowers are sold by
auction. It used to be a great
lake but pumped dry 100 years
ago and is now called the vil-
lage of the flowers.
Her first Sunday in her home
town of Oud-Beyerlend, Hol-
land, she attended her own
church, and sat in her own pew.
This church was built in 1604
and the organ installed in
1823. The minister's text was,
"And they landed safely."
She enjoyed meeting with her
father, who is in very poor heal-
th, and with her brothers and
sisters. It was a very happy
reunion and one long to be re-
membered.
On the return trip to Canada
on the S.S. Ryndam, which lan-
ded at Montreal, 73 percent of
the passengers were seasick.
Zurich Speaker at
Ladies Guild
HENSALL A combined
meeting of the Ladies Guild of
Trivitt Memorial Church, Exe-
ter, and St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Hensall, held their Sep-
tember meeting at the home of
Mrs. R. H. Middleton, Thursday
last, with 26 members and gues-
ts present. Guest speaker, Mrs.
W. A. Seibert, •of Zurich, spoke
on ideas for bazaars and dem-
onstrated many aritcle suitable
for sale, and talked also on her
fascinating hobby on preserved
flowers, weeds and corsages,
and arrangements of driftwood
pieces.
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs, Thomas Lavender and
thanked by Mrs. C. Green, of
Exeter, who presided for the
meeting.
Plans for a monster bazaar
were discussed, and dates set
for an evening bazaar, on Tues..
day, November 28, and the af-
ternoon of Wednesday, Novem-
ber 29, to be held in Trivitt
Memorial Parish Hall, Exeter.
Plans for the first series of eu-
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