HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-10-19, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1961
News of Hansell Distract
.Attention WI members. You
are invited to attend the Dist
riet Workshop on WI proceedur
es to be held in Hensall Legion
I-1a]l, October 27, front 10:00
a.m. to 4 p,m. Hand books will
be required at this workshop,
All WI members and friends
interested in taking a bus trip
to the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto, contact Mrs. Fred Beer
as soon as possible, phone 178W.
Mr. Cecil Maxwell is a pat-
ient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, in the interests of his
health,
Mrs, Beverley Beaton is a
patient in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, in the interests
of her health.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hedden,
Niagara Falls, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Catherine Ifed-
den and Herb,
Suffers Injuries
Mrs. Agnes McLean is a pat-
ient in St. Marys Hospital, Kit-
chener, suffering a dislocated
shoulder and fractured collar
bone, received in an accident in
a fall at the home of her son,
Bernard, in Kitchener, with
whom she was visiting.
Doctor M. A. and Mrs. Hop-
kinson, who spent the past two
weeks in Banff and Vancouver,
visited with Dr. Norma Hopkin -
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Cook, prior to returning to their
home in Lions Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer, Mr.
and Mrs. George Beer, Linda
and Betty, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John Beer
and family, at Camp Borden.
Miss Mildred Forrest, Reg.N.,
:t Brantford General Hospital,
and Miss Marion 13rydon, Reg.N.
at Stratford General Hospital,
spent the weekend with the for-
mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
William Forrest.
Re -organize CGIT
In Hensall Church
The re -organization of the
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Canadian Girl's In Training, was
held at the manse on Wednes-
day evening, with seven girls
present.
Officers elected were: presi-
dent, Gail Sangster; vice-presi-
dent, Cheryl Little; treasurer,
Marcia Little, secretary, Colleen
Baynham. Plans were made to
hold their meetings at the chur-
ch every Wednesday at 7:00
p.m. Plans have been started
for a Christmas Eve Candlelight
Vesper Service. The girls will
havea table of candy and fudge
have a table of candy and fudge
at the Ladies Aid bazaar on
November 4,
The purpose of the CGIT
group is "A Canadian Girl in
training under the leadership of
Jesus. It is my purpose to cher-
ish health, seek truth, know
God, and serve others, and thus
with his help become the girl
God would have me be," All
Presbyterian girls are invited
between the ages of 12-17.
The group is under the lead-
ership of Mrs. D. Ross MacDon-
ald.
BINGO WINNERS
Mrs. W. E. Redden, Niagara
Falls and Miss Hannah Murray,
were door prize winners at the
Legion Bingo Saturday night.
Share the wealth jackpot win-
ners were Mrs. Bruce Walker,
Mrs. Orville Smith; Mrs. D. Tay-
lor. Other winners were Mrs.
Bert Riley; Miss R, Murray;
Mrs. Wes Venner; Mrs. Reich-
ert; Miss Margaret Boa; Bob Up -
shall; Mrs. Reichert; Fred Ken-
nings; Mrs. Brennon, Mrs. G,
Bisback. Mr, Swartzentruber,
Mrs D. Taylor, Saturday next
jackpot will be worth $105 in 56
calls.
Chiselhurst Ladies
In Joint Meeting
Combined meeting of the Wo
man's Missionary Society and
Woman's Association was held
Tuesday afternoon at Chisel-
hurst United Church. Mrs. A.
Ross took the chair for the WA
and Mrs. Campbell Eyre con-
ducted the devotional on
"Thanksgiving," Plans were
laid for a bazaar to be held ear-
ly in November in ChiseIhurst
Church.
First vice-president Mrs. Per-
cy Harris presided for the
WMS. Mrs. Harold Parker gave
a poem, and the study "Signals
for the Sixties", was presented
by Mrs. R. Taylor, and mission-
ary prayer, Mrs. H. Parker.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Wil-
]iam Brintnell and Mrs. R, Boy-
ce.
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ZURICH CJTJZENS NEWS
Carmel WMS
The WMS of Carmel Church
held their meeting Wednesda
evening, with Mrs. Earl Camp
bell in charge, Mrs, MacDoug
all read Scripture passages and
Mrs. Earl Campbell offered
prayer.
Plans were made for "Fall
Thank -offering" to be held Oct-
ober 23, with Mrs. D. L. Elder,
of Seaforth, to be guest speak-
er. Miss Hannah Murray gave a
report on the WMS Presbyter-
ial, held in Blyth.
The Ladies' Aid made plans
for a bazaar to be held on Nov-
ember 4
Iscouts and cubs and haliowe'en
party for the children, but main-
ly half of it went for minor
' hockey,
Aid Hospital Fund
Over $100 was realized Friday
evening when members of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge canvassed
the village for Tag Day for Wo-
men's Auxiliary to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
Members taking part in the
blitz were Mrs. R. A. Orr, Nob-
le Grand of the Lodge; Mrs, E.
Chipchase, Mrs, Leona Parke,
Mrs. Hugh McEwen, Mrs, Clar-
ence Volland, Mrs. John Ingram,
Mrs. Blighton Ferg, Mrs. Archie
MacGregor, Mrs. Garnet Mous-
seau. The lodge would like to
thank all those who gave so
generously to the worthy pro-
ject.
Local Kinsmen
Need Your Help
(By a Kinsman)
The Kinsmen Club in your
community, with all the adver-
tisements lately on radio, TV
and newspapers to support the
"United Appeal" in the respec-
tive communities, is an impor-
tant organization. I am sure we
are all aware of what our Com-
munity is, its responsibilities
and the numerous organizations
that try to make it a better
place to live.
We in Hensall, like to feel
the Kinsmen Club have a small
contribution to this end.
Last year a total of $1,600
was spent in your community,
including a school bursary,
charities within the community,
the aged and shut ins, families
less fortunate than we are,
Sugar and Spice
(Continued from Page Two)
vulgarity. And don't try to tell
me that your literary works
of art, from Will Shakespeare
to Ernest Hemingway, aren't
loaded with profanity.
:k *
This column is not suppos-
ed to be morally uplifting, even
though the writer is a school
teacher, a potential Sunday
School teacher, a former weekly
editor, an ex -member of the
church board of management,
and one-time president of a
Young Men's Bible Class. (Boy,
just think of the people I could
have corrupted in my time,
and still could.)
If the lady (it must be a lady)
who threatens to cancel unless
this column is tidied up caries
out her threat, I hope she will
also cease and desist from read-
ing the Bible, which contains
a lot of language a good deal
stronger than anything she'll
ever find in this space.
Applications
Applications will be received
by the undersigned until Friday,
November 3, 1961, for the fol-
lowing positions:
CLERK -TYPISTS
STENOGRAPHERS
STENOGRAPHER-
BOOKKEEPRS
Please supply the following
information:
Age
Marital Status
References
Experience (i.e. typing, book-
keeping, shorthand, etc)
Education
Salary expected
Full time or part time employ-
ment desired
Envelopes for application
must be secured from the un-
dersigned,
J, G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer,
County of Huron,
Goderich, Ontario.
Court House,
42-b
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The minor hockey program
!also entails a total of between
32 and 40 man hours .a week to
I operate, This the Kinsmen
members can look after, but for
the financialend we must have.
the support of the community.
With your continued good sup-
port we feel we can look for-
ward to even greater services.
Let's start at the Kinsmen Old
Time Carnival Friday, October
20,
Youth For Christ
On Saturday night South Hu
ron Youth For Christ staged an
other first in the South Huron
Area when 550 people gathered
in the auditorium of the Clin-
ton District High School for
three and a half hours of sacred
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a leading gospel quartette in the
Michigan State; the Salton Bro.
thers trio from London and Sar-
nia, recording artists of Gospel
- songs; the Isaac Sisters trio, of
London; third prize winners in
their class for all North Amer-
ica, and the Musical Messengers,
an instrumental group from
Guelph.
Rev. Joe Baker, of Hanover
Youth For Christ, was master
of ceremonies.
Rev. A. M. Schlenker, of Cred-
iton, led in prayer, and Reg Mil-
ler, of RCAF Station Centralia,
The South Huron group, dir-
ected by Alvin Cudmore, had
been planning this gathering for
several months. Those taking
part were the Langolf Brothers
quartetteo f P t H
or uron, Mich., read the Scripture.
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