Zurich Citizens News, 1961-12-07, Page 11THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE ELEVEN
News of Hensall District
Women's Institute
The Christmas meeting of
Hensall Womens Institute will
be held in the Legion Hall,
Wednesday, December 13, at
8.15 p,m. Rev. Ross D. Mac-
Donald will be guest speaker
and will give a Christmas mes-
sage. There will be a demon-
stration and the roll call will
be answered with a $1.00 con-
tribution per member for Fos-
ter Parent Plan, which is this
years W.T. main project.
Members of the Kinsmen
club will blitz the town this
Thursday, December 7, for
their peanut drive and will
make a house to house canvass
beginning at 7 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonthron
left on Monday morning of this
week by motor for Apopka,
Florida, where they will spend
the winter months. They expect
to return in April.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick spent
the week -end in Toronto with
her sister, Miss Elvira Chur-
chill.
Mrs. Olive Horton was the
Carmel W.M.S.
Christmas Meet
The Christmas meeting of the
Womens Missionary Society of
Carmel Presbyterian Church
was held Monday evening, with
president Mrs. Earl Campbell
presiding. Meditation was in
charge of Mrs. MacDonald.
Mrs. Glenn Bell, Miss Han
nah Murray, Mrs. MacDonald
and Mrs. Malcolm Dougall took
part in a candlelight service,
centering around the hymn,
"O little town of Bethlehem,"
with the group singing the
last verse of the hymn. Mrs.
E. Munn offered prayer.
The group planned to pack
Christmas boxes on December
14 for the sick and shut ins of
the church.
The Ladies Aid, in charge of
president Miss Hannah Murray,
held a brief meeting.
winner of $25 worth of grocer-
ies in a draw at Al's Supersave
Market Saturday night.
Mrs. Lou Simpson returned
home from Detroit on Saturday,
accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Gus Voth.
The Legion turkey bingo
held Saturday night was well
patronized and many fine tur-
keys were won. This Saturday
another turkey bingo will be
held with 15 rounds of turkeys,
2 cash bingo, and two turkey
door prizes.
Miss Karen Drummond, and
Miss Helen Maue, of Kitchener,
student teachers of Stratford
Teachers' College, are spending
this week practice teaching at
S.S. 10. Hay, of which Mrs.,
Freda Norminton is the teacher.
With the beautiful spring like
weather we are enjoying, local
residents were busy this past
week cutting their lawns. Rasp-
berries are being picked off the
bushes, and a cluster of roses,
last of the season, was picked
off a rose bush. A caterpillar
out of his cucoon, was found at
Cook's Mill. One local resident
is enjoying radishes and green
onions out of her garden.
The winner of $20.00 worth
of groceries at Browns I.G.O.
Market in a draw Saturday
night was Mrs. Morris Masse,
R.R. 2, Zurich.
Visit Teeswater
The Y.P.S. of Carmel Pres-
byterian Church go to Teeswa-
ter this Sunday, December 10,
to attend a Leadership Train-
ing Course being held in the
Presbyterian Church there. An
all -day session, starting at 10.-
30 a.m., and concluding with a
banquet. Rev. F. Cromey, of
Kincardine, will be guest spea-
ker and his theme will be
"Why we remained the Presby-
terian Church after Union."
Leave For Holland
Mrs. Gary Branderhorst and
little daughter, Wilma; Mrs.
William Rooseboom, and dau-
ghters Margaret and Janie; and
Mr. and Mrs. Zwaenarpoel, left
Saturday, December 2, by K. L,
M. chartered plane for Holland
where they will spend Christ-
mas with their relatives. They
expect to be away six weeks.
Ordinarily the fare by plane to
Holland is $550, bue special
rates this time were $261.
Our local stores present a
very attractive appearance, de-
corated in Christmas motifs, and
the strings of varied coloured
lights on main street add much
to the festive occasion. The
P.U.C. were in charge of the
street lighting.
Rev. Ross D. MacDonald was
guest minister at the Y.P.S.
meeting at Brussels Presbyter-
ian Church, on Sunday evening.
The Womens Missionary So-
ciety of the United Church will
convene this Thursday after-
noon, December 7, at 2.30 p.m.
Mrs. James McAllister and
Mrs. W. H. Weekes groups will
be in charge.
Attend Card Party
Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs. Ho-
ward Smale, Mrs. Don Havens,
Mrs. Grant Bisback, Mrs. John
Skea, Mrs. H. Campbell, Mrs
Harry Horton, Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor and Mrs. William Smale, at-
tended the zone L -I card party
at Blyth Town Hall last Wed-
nesday night. Next card party
will be held in the Legion Hall,
Hensall, in January, when the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary will be
hostesses.
Mrs. Jack Pfaff left for Lon-
don on Saturday, to spend a
few weeks with his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin McNicol.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLean,
of Hamilton, called on Mr. John
Passmore, of town, on Saturday,
and also on Mrs. James McLean
and Marion, of Exeter.
Mrs. Gus Voth, of Detroit,
Mich., spent the week -end with
her mother, Mrs. Lou Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Ven-
ner enjoyed a pleasant week-
end in Toronto, visiting friends
and relatives and also attend-
ed the Grey Cup Game.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid
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Hensall C.G.I.T.
Plan Special Event
Around Christmas
The Carmel Presbyterian
Church C.G.I.T. had a special
meeting last Wednesday even-
ing, the theme of the evening,
"A teenage girls' hair and their
problems. Special guests were
Bill Gibson and Jack Caldwell,
of B -N -Jay Beauty Salon, of
Hensall, and other guests were
teenage girls of the town.
The service was in charge of
the vice-president, Cheryl Lit-
tle, which opened with the
opening ceremony. Patsy Moir
was in charge of the worship in
which Bonnie Foster, Barbara
Schwalm, and Colleen Baynham
took part.
Hurondale W.I.
Plan December
Meeting In Exeter
Hurondale Womens' Institute
convened for their November
meeting in Thames Road Unit-
ed Church, last Wednesday
evening. Hostesses were Mrs.
Robert Mayer, Mrs. Lee Web-
ber, Mrs. Almore Passmore,
Mrs. Lorne Oke, Mrs. Ernest
Pym, and Mrs. MacHodgert.
President Mrs. Harry Dougall,
presided.
Mrs. Frank Lostell comment-
ed on the motto, "Don't work
all your life to make a living,
but work to live all your life."
Roll call "A Canadian manu-
factured article used in my kit-
chen,"
A motion was passed to
sponsor the Foster Parent Plan,
this years W.I, project, with
each member to contribute $1.
towards sponsoring a child.
Christmas cards will be sent
to sister institutes and shut ins.
The resignation of Mrs. El -
Mrs. MacDonald introduced more Passmore, secretary-trea-
the guest speakers, who demon- surer, owing to illness, was ac-
strated on two of the girls, Bar- cepted with regret. Mrs. Lloyd
bara Schwalm and Bonnie Pe- Ballantyne was appointed as
ters, washing, cutting and set- secretary -treasurer for the re -
ting their hair in very attrac- I mainder of the year, and Mrs.
tive teenage style. During the Mervin Dunn as assistant sec -
comb -out they lectured on teen- retary.
age problems of dandruff, pro- The programme, "Canadian
per way of pin curling, pony Industries and Agriculture,"
tails and all other problems. was convened by Mrs. Roylance
A rousing sing -song and act- Westcott, featuring a sing -song
ive games were enjoyed, and by Mrs. Harry Strang and Mrs.
the meeting closed with the Andrew Dougall. Mrs. Wilfred
Friendship Circle. Hunkin was soloist, accom-
panist Mrs. Reg Hodgert, A
paper "The effects of Urbani-
zation" was presented by Mrs.
Rhiney Keller. A letter from
their sister institute was read
by Mrs. Mervin Dunn, which
will be replied to by Mrs. Ross
Oke.
Mrs. William Elford extended
courtesy remarks. The Decem-
ber meeting will be held in
James Street United Church,
Exeter, on December 13, two
weeks early on account of
Christmas gatherings.
Next Wednesday night, at the
church, initiation services will
be held at 7 p.m. Mrs. Robert
Hilton, Exeter, C.G.I.T. leader
for the past twenty years, and
a teacher on the staff of South
Huron District High School,
will be guest speaker. Mrs. Ross
D. MacDonald, their leader, will
conduct the initiation ceremony,
to be followed with an initia-
tion party.
Sunday, December 17, the
group will entertain the pat-
ients at Queensway Nursing
Home with a Christmas pro-
gram, and on Christmas Eve
will present a Vesper candle-
light service at the church.
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A strange Christmas custom
in Finland is the annual Christ-
mas Eve steam bath taken by
the entire family. After the
bath everyone is supposed to
roll in the snow.
THANK YOU
The confidence you, as rate-
payers in the village of Hensall,
have shown by re-electing me
to your council, is greatly ap-
preciated.
John Baker
Thank You ! !
! wish to take this oppor-
tunity of thanking the ratepay-
ers of the village of Hensall
for the fine support they gave
me at the polls, and. for elect-
ing me as Reeve for 1962.
Compliments of the season!
NORMAN H. JONES
szemismaimmasszsak
erwromamemommew
Hensall
Ratepayers
Thank you for electing me as
a member of your council for
1962. I will try to serve you to
the best of my ability at all
times.
John Henderson
during December. Also
Christmas Week on
xday night.
THANKS
To those who supported me
at the polls on Monday, 1 say
thank you! Your efforts were
sincerely appreciated.
Clar. Lenaghan
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Letters to Editor
Dear Sir: -In your November
30 issue there appeared a state-
ment from John Henderson.
I should like to inform the
public that his accusations were
uncalled for, unfair and not
fact. The minutes of our meet-
ings are in the town books in
the clerk's office for the rate-
payers to see if they so desire.
It hardly seems fair that
when such a letter appears in
the paper a few days preceed-
ing election, the accused do not
have a chance to reply. I should
think it would be much better
if there was a two-week period
between nomination and elec-
tion. However, the damage has
been done and there is no turn-
ing back.
blue to several unpleasant
occurrences we have lost our
most capable clerk, Earl Camp-
proach as a clerk, but as a
bell. Not only is he above re -
gentleman. It will be a great
task to replace him.
In closing, I would suggest
that if any ratepayer has a
complaint, he come to the coun-
cil meeting and give the coun-
cil a chance. I maintain that
politics does not have to be
"dirty." The people involved
make it so.
Respectfully yours
Mrs. Minnie Noakes
Thank You
11
1 wish to express my sin-
cere thanks to the electors of
Hensel( for the wonderful sup-
port they gave at the polls on
Monday.
1 will try and serve to the
best of my ability.
HAROLD KNIGHT
Electors of Hensall
My sincere thanks for your
support at the polls on Decem-
ber 4.
1 hope I shall justify your
confidence in me.
MRS. MINNIE NOAKES
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