Zurich Citizens News, 1969-08-14, Page 3THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1969
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MAUDE HEDDEN. Correspondent
Mrs. Cal Horton, R. R. 5,
Clinton, is a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital with severe
burns on her body, as a result of
an accident when she accidentall'
upset a pot of scalding tea over
her.
Fred Peters is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Ray McKenzie, Vancouver,
flew here for a vacation with
relatives and friends.
Earl McEwen visited with
relatives in the district recently,
Flowers -in the sanctuary of the
United Church Sunday morning
were in loving memory of Mrs.
Stewart McQueen, and Harold
Bell, placed by their families.
Jerry McClinchey of Hensall,
and Ray Stewart, Gorrie, left
Friday by jet to spend a three
week vacation in Europe.
Teresa and Tammy North of
Fingal, spent a few days last
week with Stewart McQueen, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Mrs. Edgar Munn has returned
Hensall Area Farmer Killed When
Tractor and Wagon Hit by Automobile
Harold Bell, 59, was killed
on Monday afternoon, August 4,
when his tractor drawing a grain
wagon was struck from the rear
by a car driven by George Wayne
McLachlan, of London. Mr.
Bell, of R. R. 2, Hensall, was
travelling west on Highway 84
and was only a short distance
away from his farm when the
accident occurred, about a
quarter of a mile west of Hensall,
shortly after 4 p.m. •
Upon impact, the two vehicles
jackknifed, The tractor and
driver were tossed into the south
ditch and the wagon into the
north ditch.
0. P.P. Constable Don Mason
of Exeter detachment investi-
gated.
Surviving Mr. Bell are his
wife, the former Edith McBride,
four daughters, Shirley, Mrs.
Ron Passmore, London; Patricia
Mrs. Ken Pollock, R. R, 1,
Hensall; Betty, Mrs. Bob Beaver,
Paris; Sylvia, at home; one son
Donald, Grand Bend; one sister,
Marie, Mrs. Jack Carter, Water-
loo; and nine grandchildren.
Public funeral service, conduct-
ed by Rev. W. D. Jarvis, was
held from Bonthron funeral home,
Thursday, August 7, with burial
in Exeter cemetery. The sympa-
thy of the community is extended
to Mrs. Bell and family in
their bereavement.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
after spending a week's vacation
at Schade View, with her -
daughter, Mrs. Don Gooding and
family of Parkhill.
Winners of the handicrafts.com-
petition in the women's division,
Canadian National Exhibition,
have been announced and includ-
ed several entrants from South
western Ontario. Prize winning
items will be on exhibit at the
Better Living Centre, CNE in
Toronto, from August 14 to
September 1. Miss Greta Laramie
Hensall, was a first and, second
prize winner in knitting by the
blind.
Mr, and Alrs. D, R. Patterson
and daughter, Airs. Marion
Peart, Toronto, were recent
visitors with Mr. J. F. W.
Paterson and his niece, Miss
Cassie Dougall.
Earl McEwen, Toronto, was a
recent visitor here with relatives
and friends.
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Crop Report
With continued fine weather
the winter wheat harvest should
be completed this week.
Spring grain yields are average
with good quality reported,
High quality second cut hay is
being harvested on some farms.
Pastures are beginning their
normal seasonal decline in
productivity.
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