Zurich Citizens News, 1965-02-18, Page 4(PAGE FOUR
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1965
ST® JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
At.. FRED DUCHARMECorre„smondent]
The Jeffrey contractors of this
highway have 'completed a
building contraet a few miles
!from the village of Paincourt.
In all the were five weeks
away from their homes, except-
ing the week -ends.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell,
of the Goshen Line south, spent
an evening the past week with
yours truly and Mrs. Ducharme.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard •Goeffrey, of
the Bluewater north, were i41r.
William Ducharme and Mrs. Jo-
sephine Ducharme, also of this
highway.
Mrs, Sarah Geoffro i and
daughter Lucille, of St. Joseph,
were Sunday evening last visi-
tors with the Ducharmes. The
evening was an enjoyable one
renewing incidents of years ago.
February Thoughts
Commenting on the month of
February with its changeable
weather from cold to mild, very
much different from past ones
with unusual stuff poured down
on us such as floods in many
St. Peter's LCW
Hear Recording
Due to icy conditions last
Tuesday evening the LCW of
St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich, held their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon with an attendance
of 30.
The speaker, Gertrude Behan-
na, was heard through a record-
ing. She told of her ungodly
life as she experienced luxuries
and wealth, marriages and a
family, and all freedom, in
which she never found happi-
ness.
pp
ness. Through the years friends
avoided her and guilt and
shame mounted, which finally
crippled her mind and body.
After reading an article, "It
is never too late to start over",
she cast aside ail her evil ways
of life. She started by giving,
sharing and doing for others.
She made many friends and
found peace. contentment and
true happiness. Her humorous
yet inspirational tale gave
much food for thought.
The president, Mrs. Carl Wil-
lert, conducted business. It was
reported that 20 sick calls were
made in January. Two finished
quilts for donation to Waterloo
L.U. girls' dormitory were on
display and 45 knitted squares
were brought in.
Group 3 reported a dinner
had been served to 65 at the
annual congregational meeting.
Celebrants of a golden wed-
ding anniversary made a gener-
our contribution to the LCW
treasury in honor of the event.
A hearty vote of thanks and
hest wishes were expressed by
all members to Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Stade.
Two new projects, making
two acolyte gowns, and collect-
ing children's books for a li-
brary in British Guiana, were
approved.
Zurich Mennonite
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD
JESUS CHRIST EST SEIGNEUR
Pastor: Orval M. Jantzi
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 —
10 a.m. — Sunday School
11 a.m. — Worship Service
YOU ARE WELCOME!
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
ZURICH
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
Mrs. Audrey Haberer, Organist
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 —
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service.
You Are Welcome
centres which caused much
damages. also much disturb-
ances and excitments in many
homes, the cause of this present
February differing from many
past ones seems to be unknown.
To the weather forecasters,
't
• u guess can be hi
aid.
only rough 0
g o
ed out and that you are ex-
pected to accept. Many people
today are of the opinion that
the old time winters with Feb-
ruary the bully month to pour
out cold were much more agree-
able and also more purifying
the air, which we all must
agree.
Of course, when abiding in a
cold, hard winter, you must be
prepared to accept what comes,
facing bitter cold, wading knee-
deep in snow and of course, you
could be trapped in your home
for days before there would be
an opening for you to make
your exit. All of that cannot be
called favorable.
On the other hand, such as
this present one so far, there
has been much to contend with,
some of it was rather disagree -
Local Girl Guides
Will Observe
Thinking Day
able and at times, confusing as
to what move to make to get
out of the way of the high
water.
When all this is taken into
consideration, it is hard to give
the most suitable answer. Re-
gardless of your decisions or
mine, nature has its way in
forming its seasons, and after
1 the seasons have passed on, you
will find yourself none of the
ree ble to you worst, beit a or
� xt
,
g y
be it vice versa,
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On February 22 both the
founder of Girl Guiding, Robert
Baden-Powell and his wife, Lady
Baden-Powell, w o r l d chief
Guide, celebrated their birth-
days. Such a convenient double
birthday seemed the natural
time to do something special.
At the fourth world conference
in 1926, the suggestion was,
made to make it a "Thinking
Day" when Guides and Girl
Scouts all over the world would
take special time to think of
each other.
The idea was gladly adopted.
Six years later at the seventh
world conference in 1932 it
was suggested that all Guides
and Girl Scouts contribute a
"penny" on Thinking Day to
help world Guiding. This also
won rapid acceptance.
Now the day is observed all
over the world. In most coun-
tries Guides take part in special
ceremonies, church parades or
community bonfire.
The Zurich Girl Guides are
putting a Guiding display in
Gascho's Dry Goods store win-
dow. They will attend the
Evangelical church this 'coming
Sunday morning as well.
0
High School Plans
Are Rejected
(Continued from Page 1)
and scope to the present sec-
ondary school in Clinton," said.
secretary Howey.
It has been hinted as many
as seven shops could be incor-
ated in an approved plan, with
facilities to teach auto mechan-
ics, carpentry, electricity, elec-
tronics, small motor repair and
boys' occupations.
In the Meantime
Board members have agreed
the addition will not be ready
until at least the fall of 1966,
and •are now concerned about
accommodations for the coming
September.
Palmer will inquire what
areas of instruction are avail-
able and what numbers of stu-
dents from SHDHS can be ac-
commodated at Clinton and St.
Marys for the next school year.
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL
United Brethren
Church
Rev. M. Shatto, B.A., B.D.,
M I ntater
Mrs. Milton Desch, Organist
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 —
10:00 a.m.—Worship Service.
11:05 a.m.—Church School.
Classes for All.
A DANGEROUS WAY
Many times we are called to notice danger about us with:
Visibility poor, rough or slippery road, sharp turns, etc.
There is also danger in respect to neglecting care of our
human bodies.
How much more important is the followingl—
# "Broad is the WAY that leadeth to destruction..
fb "He that entereth not by the door ... but climbeth
up some other WAY, the same is a thief and a
robber".
• "There is a WAY that seemeth right unto man but
the WAYS thereof are the WAYS of death".
FOR A SAFE WAY — (See Next Issue)
THE MENNONITE EVANGELISM COMMITTEE
About People
You Know .. .
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy O'Brien
were week -end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill O'Brien, Belle-
ville.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Grainger
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Deiehert, Trenton.
Claire Geiger, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Thiel, Mrs. Melizza Geiger
and Mrs. Clara Jacobe left on
Saturday to spend a couple of
weeks in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Gaseho are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Carr and family, Chicago.
ASHWOOD and DISTRICT
,MRS. E. H. FADER, Correspondents
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan
and family, of Pickering, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ferd Miller.
Twenty-two members of Zion
Luther Church al her Leaguete
attended a district skating par-
ty at New Hamburg on Sunday.
Rooms 2 and 3 of Dashwood
Public School, along with their
teachers, Don Finkbeiner and
Mrs. Letta Taylor, were pres-
ent at the falling of the large
tree in Valentine Becker's bush
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Reste-
mayer spent Sunday at Kitchen-
er with Dr. and Mrs.'Fred Mor -
lock and family,
Sam Elsie is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
having suffered a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and
Brenda 'spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Rader and
family.
Mrs. Rudolph Miller has re-
turned home from Victoria Hos-
pital, London.
Pictured here is Reg Gibson, guitarist and singer on the
new folk -song series, Ramblin' Man, which will be broad-
cast froth Winnipeg on CBC Radio Network stations Mon-
days for thirteen weeks.
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John McCarthy
John McCarthy, ill only one
day, passed away at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, on January
29, in his 81st year. James Mc-
Carthy, 76, passed away sudden-
ly. at the House of Providence,
London, February 9, as a result
of a heart attack. He had at-
tended his brother's funeral the
previous week.
They were sons of the late
James and Catherine McCarthy,
leaving been born in Stephen
Township. Two brothers sur•
vive, Joseph of Stephen Town-
ship and Patrick of London.
Mass was sung in the Church
of Our Lady, Mount Carmel, for
James on Friday, February 12.
The body had rested at the T.
Harry Hoffmen funeral home
where prayers were recited on
Wednesday and Thursday eve-
nings.
Pall bearers were Hubert
Carey, Gerald Regan, Jack
Ryan, Jack Hall, John Mahoney
and Clem Boland. Interment
was in Mount Carmel cemetery.
Mrs. Emma Smith
Mrs. Emina Smith, 78, the
former Emma Wein, passed
away in London at her resi-
dence, Friday, February 5.
Twice married, her first hus-
band, Henry Webb, passed
away 25 years ago, and Ross
Smith. four years ago.
The body rested at the T.
Harry Hoffman funeral home
where the service was conduct-
ed by Rev. A. E. Schlenker, of
Crediton, with interment in
Crediton cemetery.
The pall bearers were Ed and
Fred Varley, Hugo Schenk, Paul
Schen k, Ross Kreuger and
Lorne Finkbeiner.
Isaac Bestard.
Largely attended f u n e r a l
service was held for the late
Isaac Bestard from the Hoffman
funeral home, Wednesday, Feb-
ruary 10, conducted by Rev. C.
Brittain and Rev. Willis Pat-
ton, a son-in-law, of Regina,
Sask.
Mr. Bestard served as former
s andwas b to{'ldm
g in-
spector at the time of his pass-
ing. He served the church as
a member of the Session, Sun-
day school teacher and was sec-
retary -treasurer of the Grand
Bend cemetery for many years.
The bearers were Lorne and
Ivan Luther, Leeland, Wilmer,
Ron and Morris Desjardine.
Ladies' Aid
The regular meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies' Aid was held
Wednesday, February 10, with
group 4 in charge of •devotions
and lunch. The topic, "Faith
and knowledge like a horse and
carriage", was taken by M.
Leonard Schenk in the absence
of the pastor. Mrs. Albert
Rader gave a reading, "Good
Samaritans".
The president, Mrs. Leonard
Schenk, c o n d u c t e •d the busi-
ness. A visit is planned to Hur-
onview in the near future. The
lon Wednesday,
Aid is quilting as y.
Reports were react by all sec-
retaries.
DUWARD vcADAMS
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