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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-02-03, Page 3THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1966 Guest night will be observed at Hensall WI February meet- ing in the Legion Hall, on Wednesday, February 9, at 8:15 p.m. Members will answer the roll call by introducing their guests. Euchre and crokinole will form the entertainment for the evening. Program conven- ors, Mrs. Fred Beer and Mrs. James Bengough. Miss Iris Marshall, of Kirk- ton, was a week -end guest with Miss Ann Mickle. Ross Love, Mrs. Ken McKay, Kippen; Mrs Robert Love, Lon- don, and Mrs. J. E. McEwen, Hensall, visited with Glenn Love in Toronto Sunday. Clerk Earl Campbell and Mrs. Campbell are vacationing in California for the month of February. Mrs. John Soldan underwent surgery at St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, Monday of this week. MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor Mrs. Blighton Ferg under went brain surgery in Victoria Hospital last week. Flowers in the United Church sanctuary Sunday morning last were in loving memory of the late Mrs. Lorne Webster, placed there by her family. Hensall Bantams defeated Seaforth Bantams 3-2 in a game at Seaforth Monday eve- ning, Goal getters, Billy Hay with one, and Murray Walker two. Goalies was Johnny Moir. S/Sgt. Ronald MacKinnon, of Camp Borden; Mr. and Mrs. William MacKinnon, London, spent the week -end with Mrs. Donald MacKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, Hamilton, were week -end guests with Mrs. John Henderson and family. Miss Sylvia Henderson has accepted a position on the staff of the Bank of Montreal, Hen- sall, commencing her duties Tuesday, February 1. Anglican Church Members Decide to Raise Money For New Chance! Carpet Frank L. Forrest was elected recently closed, and the rector of Bayfield offered the picture to the Hensall congregation. It was originall a gift of the Ald- winkle family to Varna, and Mrs. Aldwinkle is now a mem- ber of St. Paul's Church, Hen- sall. The picture will hang be- hind the pulpit. In other business it was de- cided to open a "carpet fund" to replace the chancel and sanc- tuary carpeting, which is very badly worn, and has been in place longer than any of the present members of the con- gregation can remember. Tar- get for the fund will be $450. Other church officers elected for 1966 were: treasurer, W. 0. Goodwin; board of manage- ment, Jack Henderson, R. H. Middleton, Mrs. B. B. Jackson, Mrs. T. G. Lavender, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Miss Sylvia Henderson. Lay delegate to synod is Mrs. T. G. Lavender; substitute dele- gate, Jack Henderson. Chair- man of sidesmen is Robert Middleton Jr. people's warden, and E. J. Rob- erts was re -appointed rector's warden at the annual vestry meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall, last Sunday evening. The meeting was pre- ceeded by a congregational pot- uck supper. In his annual report to the congregation, the rector, the Rev. J. Philip Gandon, com- mended the congregation for meeting their commitments in full during 1965 to the diocesan budget, Anglican World Mis- sion, and to the maintenance of the rectory in Exeter. At the same time a considerable amount of work had been ac- complished on the church building, including the painting of the church interior. The meeting accepted, with thanks, the gift of a picture— Raphael's "M a donna and Child". This picture has hung for many years over the altar of the Anglican church in Varna. The Varna church was C1'KLI Parade of Values .ARE -t INISHE.ID LUAN MAHOGANY PANELING Beautiful four -foot panels of mahog- any. Can be installed easily and quick- ly. Ideal for rec rooms, dens, offices or cottages. 4' x 8' S'heet $4416 Each 4' x 7' Sheet $3.64 Each STAINLESS STEEL SINKS Wide rim for perfect seal with counter acid and stain resistant. 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She was a member of Nor- thside United Church, always taking an active part there Hensall United Church Annual { Elects Officials for Coming Year The congregation of the He sail United Church sat down t a bountiful dinner prepared b the U.C.W. in the new Chris ran education building, prior t their annual business meetin last Wednesday evening. A ro using sing -song with variou members contributing improm ptu numbers followed, wit Mrs. William Fuss at the piano Murray Traquair entertaine with piano instrumentals an Joyce Flynn delighted with tw solo numbers. This was foil owed by a brief devotional period led by the minister, Rev Harold F. Currie. Minuteis were read and recorded by Bill Mickle, clerk of the con gregation. The session repor was given by the clerk, Walter Spencer. Howard Scane report- ed for the nominating commit- tee. New appointments to the board of session are; Vern Al- deridce, Laird Mickle, William Mickle, Clarence Smillie; elec- ted to committee of stewards, Elgin Rowcliffe, Ross Corbett, Asa Deeves and Douglas Mann; uditors, Victor Pyette and Har - y Horton; ushers, Wilmer Fer- uson, Roy Brock, Gerald Fly - n, Ross Corbett, Cecil Pepper, ric Mansfield, Doug Cooper, rant MacLean, Douglas Mann, teve Kyle, Bruce Horton and avid Taylor. The committee of stewards eport with James McGregor as hairman and Mrs. Peter Mc- aughton as treasurer showed hat all local commitments ave been met, with a balance on hand as well as the M & M eing increased over last year or the larger work of the hurch. The 1966 budget prepared nd presented by Lorne Hay as accepted by the congrega- on after ratification by the official board. The treasurer's report for e United Church Women, eet n- given by Miss Mary Goodwin, o showed that the allocation of y $1,400 had been met as well t- as contributing to the building o committee, committee of stew - g ards, Christian education com- - mittee and the furnishing funds s of both Westminster College - and the new dining hall at the h Goderich summer school camp . sight. d Redecorating and refurnish - d ing had been carried out at the o manse and new equipment pur- - chased for the church kitchen. A splendid report of the work accomplished by a dedicated group of women in the friend- ship and visitation committee - was presented by Mrs. Pearl t Passmore, convenor, and Mrs. Harvey Keys, terasurer. Mr. Spencer and Mr. Row- cliffe each spoke briefly on the work of the building commit- tee and on a further project which they hope to carry through before this work is completely finished. Further reports were: Chris- tian education committee, with Clendon Christie as church school superintendent, and Robert Reaburn treasurer. H -C, with Douglas Currie, president, and Paul Drysdale, treasurer; Messengers, with Mrs. C. Chris- tie and Mrs Cecil Pepper; church choir, with Mrs. H. Horton, president, and Lynda Mock, treasurer; presbytery projects, Lorne Hay and Wil- mer Ferguson. Elgin Rowcliffe expressed ap- preciation to Miss Mary Good- win for her untiring efforts in printing the -weekly church bulletins. Words and acts of appreciation to Rev. and Mrs. Currie were extended by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elder on be- half of the congregation. Rev. Currie thanked all offi- cers, leaders and committees and especially the choir for their loyal devoted service to the church throughout the year. a r g n E G S D r c N t li b f c a w ti th and in the connnunity, She was a life member of the U.0, W. She is survived by five daug- hters; Mrs. Edward Holland (Mae), Toronto; Mrs. William Dodds (Pearl), McKillop; Mrs. Glendon Christie (Audrey), Hensall; Mrs, Robert Watson (Lulu), Scafcirrth; Ars) Eric Richter (Freda), New Hamb- urb; five grandchildren, four great grandchildren and one brother, Fred Lawrence, Kit- chener. Funeral service was held on Saturday, January 29, from the G.4. Whitney funeral home. Rev. J.C. Britton, minister of Northside United Church, off- iciated. Pallbearers were; William Babcock, Toronto, Donald Do- dds, Seaforth, Fred McGregor, Brucefield, James Moull, Lon- don, James Hogg, McKillop, and Eldin Kerr, Kippen. Chamber Head Asks Help From Meg 1 Strikes The president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Tues- day urged the provincial gov- ernment to ". , . seriously rec- ognize the requirement to ad- minister and enforce the laws to avoid repetition of unlawful work stoppages such as those in the trucking industry which occurred last fall and which have created much of the diffi- culties surrounding the current shut down of the industry in Ontario", Lee D. Dougan emphasized that "... the Chamber recog- nized the right to strike as an integral part of collective bar- gaining" "However," Mr. Dou- PAGE THREE gan added, "the Chamber feels. strongly that one of the con- tributing factors to the present strike has been the failure of governments to give effective exercise to existing laws and to update and maintain these laws to fit current society." 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