HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-07-15, Page 5Citizens Neves, July 16, 1981
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Delegates to hearspeakers on La Leche topics
La Leche League in Huron
County south has been
holding meetings in Exeter
this summer and will con-
tinue -through until Sep-
tember at the home of Diane
Banks on Main Street.
This month our local
league will send three
delegates to hear health
Hensall
Bertha McGregor
leaders from around the
world speaking at the eight
Interpational Conference of
La Leche League in Chicago,
Illinois. La Leche is an
International Organization
which offers information and
encouragement to mothers
who want to breast-feed their
babies.
"Leche League": Leading
the Renaissance of
breastfeeding for 25 years."
the Thetne for this con-
ference. It expresses the
part this organization has
played in "Bringing Back"
breastfeeding as over 50
percent of newborns are now
being breastfed.
The three day conference,
featuring over 150 sessions,
focusing on the physical and
emotional well-being of
children, will be one of the
special events during LLL's
25th anniversary year. Guest
speakers will in-
clude pediatricians
psychiatrists allergists,
nutrionists and others with
particular expertise in
related fields.
Ashley -Montague, PHD,
noted anthropologist and
author will discuss
"Growing Human and
Growing Young."
"Current breastfeeding
Research" will be presented
by Dr. Mariana Meifert and
Dr. William Crook warns of
the effect of food and food
asitivtes. Dr. Penny and
Andrew Stanway from
London, England, authors of
"Breast Is Best" will
highlight the opening night
programme.
Other international guests
include Dr. Horst Schetilid
from Munich Germany, who
will report on the "Long
Tenn Benefits . of -breast-
feeding" and Dr. Tony
Myers of Health and
Welfare, Canada will speak
about "Every Child
Deserves the Best— A case
for breastfeeding in the
modern world."
La Leche League In Huron
County has been active for
over four years with three
groups and leaders in and
around 'the area. Informal
meetings are held in
member's homes monthly to
acquaintthoseinterested with
the physical, psychological
and practical aspects of
breastfeeding and the
Nursing relationship.
The Huron County Board
of Health can give anyone
interested the dates of the
next meetings throughout
the county, and telephone
numbers of the leaders.
Queensway News
The staff and residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
are most grateful to Bill
Gibson who so kindly en-
tertained residents at his
home on Monday last, also
thanks to Rev. Hargraves
who was in charge of the
Church service.
Wednesday a group of
residents took a bus trip to
Komoka Nursing Home at
which over 400 Senior at-
tended. Everyone enjoyed it
very much.
Spirits were high and
laughter loud and hardy on
Wednesday July 1, when
three of the residents: Nell
Kendrick, Louise
Scyrmegour, and Wally
Crich celebrated their bir-
thdays which are in June.
They had a party and picnic
on the back lawn and a
Variety of games were
played even the Admistrator
gave all a laugh when he
tried to pin the tail on the
donkey.
The ladies of Zurich
Mennonite Church provided
a delicious supper for which
the staff and residents are
most grateful.
Men's high bowling score
was Neil Regan with 159 and
ladies Mary Patlmer, 104.
Morning worship at Carmel
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted morning worship
in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday .when
members of the Hensall
United Church joined for
their morning worship.
Rev. Knight spoke on the
MR.AND MRS.D000LAS OESCH
On June 6, Ruth Esther Fox and Douglas Carl Oesch were un-
ited in marriage at the Zurich Mennonite Church by Rev.
Clayton Kuepfer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Fox of Zurich and the groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Oesch, also of Zurich. The bride was accompanied
by her maid of honour Ruth Gingerich, bridesmaids Debbie
Thiel and Margaret Prins and flower girls Julie Prins and
Cynthia Prins._ Standing up with the groom were his best
friend Jeff Oesch and ushers Greg Thiel and Steve Fox. After
a honeymoon at Banff and lake Louise Alberta the couple will
be residing in Bayfield. Photo by Jack Doerr
message "A Matter of
Choice." his text being taken
from Joshua, Chapter 24,
Verse 15. Mrs. Blanche
Dougall presided at the
organ in the absence of Mrs.
Taylor.
Flowers were placed in the
Church in loving memory of
he late Alex Mousseau and
Father P. Mooney officiated.
Interment was in St.
Boniface Cemetery.
Cleric in hall of fame
The Rev. William Young,
a former minister at Hensall
and later chaplain of the On-
tario Agricultural College at
Guelph; has been Inducted
WHERE'S THE FIRE? -- Hensall 01.mcillor Minnie Noakes
appears 'too well dressed to be fighting- fires. She dressed in
period costume to help Zurich celebrate their 125th anniver-
sary.
Edward Corbey by their
families. The Service next
Sunday will be at 10:15 a.m.
Loster Funeral
Miss Mary Marie Loster
passed away at the
Queensway Nursing Home
on Monday July 6, in her 80th
year. Surviving is_ a sister
Mrs. Anne Knight of Irraca,
Alberta. Predeacesed by two
brothers and three sisters.
Funeral service was held
from the Westlake Chapel of
Michael P. O'Connor, Zurich
to St. Boniface Romari
Catholic Church for the
celebration of the funeral
mass. Wednesday July 8th
into the Ontario Agricultural
Hall of Fame in Milton.
Through a keen sense in
agriculture, Rev. Young was
perfectly suited to his posi-
tion as chaplain at the
College and he counselled
hundreds of students.
Through his years of work
with Junior Farmers, he
touched the lives of hun-
dreds more.
Persona Is
A postponed family
gathering was held at the
home of Donna and Ross
Corbett on Sunday in honour
of the latter's father John's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don
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