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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-07-09, Page 71931 MASSEY HARRIS = This four wheel drive tractor took part in Zurich's 125th an- niversary parade, Saturday. It is owned by Orland Reichert of Hensall. Of the unique design Reichert says, "they were so far ahead of their time, they didn't know what they were doing." School well attended A tremendously successful Vacation Bible School «w:, held this past week in the United Church with one hundred and twenty-six students and teachers at- tending each morning. The theme for the school was "I Love Jesus, Jesus Loves Me" and each day the same scripture background was used for all departments Hensall Bertha McGregor bringing continuity to the study for the whole school. Gail Shaw was in charge of the music, , teaching the children many new songs relating to the theme, Joyce Pepper assisted her on the piano. On Friday morning, following the sessions, the parents and friends were invited to view the childrens works which was followed by the children singing the songs they had learned as well as telling about their study for the week through drama, songs and readings. The staff for the school this year were : nursery superintendent,Janis Bis - NURSING GRAD — Donna Myra- Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart, RR 1 Hensall, graduated from Fanshawe College, Vic- toria Campus, Monday, June 29. She has joined the nur- sing staff at Victoria Hospital, London. She was a former candy striper at South Huron Hospital having com- pleted 500 hours of service. back, with leaders Cathy . Geiger, Verlyne Huston, Joan Corbett and Marilyn Bengough. Kindergarten superintendent, Joan Alexander with leaders Shirley McAllister, Susan Elder, Gail Shaw and Linda Towtan. Primary super- intendent Barbara Gackstetter with leaders Evelyn Elder, Cathy Man, Peggy Volland and Deanna Brock, Middle superintendent Shirley Luther with leaders Linda Traquair, Bev Moir, Darlene Varley and Glenn Slade. Junior Class Joyce Pepper and Rev. McDonald. The registrars were Florence Slade and Sylvia Merner and the baby sitting helpers were Laurie Pepper and Linda Gerstenkorn, Much appreciation is ex- pressed to all of these leaders for helping to make the school such a success. Also a thank you to all the ladies who sent cookies. Special thanks to all the leaders who stayed following the school to clean up and leave the church so neat and tidy. Church service Chiselhurst and Hensall United Church held their service on Sunday July 5 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Stanley McDonald conducting. Miss Agnes Bray was at the piano and organ. A lovely solo was sung by Mrs. Belva Fuss, "That's How I Know." Flowers on the Communion table were from the wedding of Faye Whiting and Dwight Kin- sman. Ushers were Steve Corbett and Ross Veal. Mrs. Florence greeted everyone at the front door. For the next two Sundays, July 12 and 19, there will be no service at the United Church while the minister is away on holidays. The congregation will join with the Presbyterians in Carmel Church at 10:15 each Sunday morning. Mrs. Carl McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coghlin, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Coghlin, Scott and Erica, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl and Judith of Atwood. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coghlin, Paul and Debbie of Ford- wich, Mr. and Mrs. Kim Bell, Cheryl, David and Bobby of Hospler, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl, Janice, Lauri- Anh and Sherri -Lynn of Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Earl, Jeff, Sandra, Cathy and Becky of Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Earl of Guelph were dinner guests at the manse with Rev. McDonald following, mor- ning worship on Sunday. U.C. picnic The annual picnic Hensall United Church was held on Sunday, June 28 on the lawn of the church following the morning service. The picnic was pot luck and a splendid lunch was enjoyed by all present. Following the,meal, sports arranged by Joan Alexander and her committee were held for the young people and the young at heart, and winners were: walking on paper plater, Mark Tinney, tug -o - war, team leaders Cathy Herbert and Mary Jane Parsons- each team won once. Sack race, Pam Gackstetter. Guessing the time on the boxed clock - Mark Tinney. Water balloon game, .Mark and Mathew Tinney. Eating raisins, cotton balls on a straw and potato race- Pam Ger- stenkorn team. Guessing the II number of raisins in a jar, Linda Gerstenkorn. The service was conducted II by Rev. Stanley McDonald who preached on "What does II it mean to be a Christian?" There are three main aims, live a Christ -centered life, IIlive a Christ -disciplined life and live a Christ -changed life. God gives new Peace for the old confusion and love predominates over everything. Mrs. Joyce Pepper was at the piano and tl-e service began with a hymn sing. The children's talk was about not being` afraid to pray. Greeting at the front door was Mrs. Florence Slade and ushers were Steve Corbett and Ross Veal. Our thanks to the various committees and helpers who looked after preparing, serving and clearing up the meal, and to all who arranged and conducted the sports. Report from SHDAMH... • The goal of the Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded is "that retarded people live in a state of dignity, share in all elements of living in the -community and -have the opportunity to participate effectively.". In order to attain this goal, the South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped sponsors the following services: Huron Hope Nursery, ARC Industries, South Huron Bakery, Residential and Support Services. This year, three new positions have been developed to assist in community integration of mentally retarded persons. The job placement officer helps the handicapped person to find a community job and then provides followup once they are working. The marketing and sales Representative distibutes goods and ad- vertises services that are available from ARC Industries and South Huron Bakery. The, public Education and--- awareness co-ordinator is available to speak -to groups about the reaching the unreached 1981 International Year of Disabled Persons 1 Personals Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamilton spent a few days last week visiting with his mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor returned home after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac Laren,Jodi and Brooke, in Oakville. Mr. Ernie Davis who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, returned to his home. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Association's services and on the prevention of mental retardation. Four athletes from ARC Industries are busy training for the Canadian Special Olympics on July 16 in Ottawa. The Association's Annual meeting was held at South Huron Recreation Centre on June 17. At this meeting, 47 International Year of Disabled Person's Logo pins were sold. The proceeds go to help sponsor our athletes. Five students have been hired to assist with summer programs at ARC Industries and the Nursery School. These students are spon- sored on short term projects by Summer Canada and John Labatts Ltd. 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