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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-04-28, Page 31 THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1964. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THREE MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor Saturday, April 30, will be hers of the choir and concert Guide cookie day when the band of the Westdale Second - Guides. and Brownies will gall ary School, Charles Mickle at your homes. Please give and Mrs. P. Hepner, both teaeh- them your support. - ers at the school, were the or - Mr, and Mrs. Laird. Mickle ganizers of the choir and eon spent Friday in Hamilton and ducted it. attended the concert Friday Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Eiler, of evening presented by the mem- Toronto, visited for a few days Wingham Teacher Addresses General Meeting of Hensall U. Church Women Mrs. Harold Currie opened the general meeting of the UCW with a poem on steward- ship, followed by prayer. Mrs. Walter Spencer had charge of the devotional theme when hymn 374 was sung and the Scripture incorporated in a very fine paper on "Life Is •a Gift", followed by a story and prayer. Mrs. Currie gave a modern day parable on "Tips and Tithes", after which Mrs. Grant MacLean and Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Lean, hostesses for the evening, took up the offering. Miss Suzanne Rannie favored with two beautiful solos, ac- companied at the piano by Mrs. J. Goddard. Mrs. Grant Mac- Lean contributed a humorous reading. Mrs. E. Rowe intro- duced the guest speaker, Mrs. W. G. Tiffin, of Wingham, who is a wife, mother of four, a teacher at high school and Sunday school, besides being a devoted worker in the UCW. .Mrs. Tiffin spoke on "The Un- comfortable Pew", and closed her address with an original poem. Mrs. Ron Mock gave courtesy remarks. The roll call showed 46 members present. Miss Mary Goodwin presented the treasurer's report. Mrs. Harvey Keys reported for the community friendship commit- tee. Mrs. Vern Alderdice, of the social functions commit- tee, reported the purchase of bowls and spoons and asked that seals on the top of instant Maxwell House coffee be turned in by May 31. Mrs. E. Ohip- chase reported on supply and a .bale is to be packed the first week in .Tune. Mrs. Tiffin said that resis- tance to Christianity is becom- ing greater and pagan religions are becoming stronger. Mrs. Elder asked how members can be enticed to attend meetings. It was brought out that very few women in the 20 to 30 age group ever attend a UCW meet- ing, although they are commit- ted church members. Mrs. Currie closed with prayer. WHITE BEANS ORDER YOUR SEED EARLY! CertFd No. 1 $1250 Per Cwt. We have all popular varieties, grown from foundation seed, quality and germination excellent. Contracts Available FERTILIZER and EPTAM At Competitive Prices COOK BROS. COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. DIAL 262-2605 — HENSALL HENSALL Store Hours Tuesday -Wednesday -Thursday Saturday Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday - Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY This change is due to the new Government 48 Hour Working Week HE{SALL BUM "!tESS•MEN'S ASSOCIATION with Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie.. Miss Linda Somerville, of Walton, United Nations student, will narrate and show colored pictures of her UN trip to New York City, at Amber Rebekah Lodge Hall, Hensall, Wednes- day, May 4, at 8:30 p.m., to which all Oddfellows, Rebekahs. and their families will be wel- come, Ron Beaton has returned home from Clinton Public Hos- pital after an appendix oper- ation. Huron County Kairos This young adult group, ages 18 to 25, will be holding their monthly meeting in Hen- sall United Church Saturday evening, April 30, at 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be the member of parliament for Hur- on, Bob McKinley, of Zurich. The topic will revolve around capital punishment and related issues. 0 Obituary THEODORE (TED) WALPER Theodore (Ted) Walper, of Exeter, passed away in •Huron - view on Thursday, April 21, in his 73rd year. Son of the late William and Oarolyn Walper, he was born in Zurich and in his younger years farmed north of Exeter and later was em- ployed with the RCAF at Cen- tralia. Music was his life's work, starting with the date Ed Tre- ble, •of Exeter, he then formed bands of his own and was band- master for many years. He was unmarried, He was a mem- ber of the IOOF Lodge 67, Exeter, since 1915. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. James Sparkley, Romeo, Mioh.; a niece, Mrs. Frank Parsons, Hensall, and two nephews, William Walper, Detroit, Mich., and Hugh, Windsor. Funeral service was held •on Saturday from Hooper -Hockey funeral home, Exeter, •conduct- ed by Rev. J. C. Boyne. Inter- ment was in Exeter cemetery. Bearers were Leslie Gibson, Dave Miller, Maurice Quance, Pat Skinner. Sidney Baker and. lnauriee Klumpp. The United Nations commit- Sharon Kirkey and John White, tee of the Oddfellows lodges Goderich high school; Pamela of Huron District No. 8 and King, Wingham; Joanne Ellig- .the Rebekah lodges, Huron sen, of Seaforth high school. District No. 23, held their joint project for selecting a dele- gate to go to the Nnited Na- tion and New York on an ex- pense -free trip. The delegate was selected by a public speaking contest, held in Clinton Secondary School. There were four delegates, Joanne Elligsen, of Seaforth, was the winner, John White was absent when this picture was taken. n the picture,I left to right, Mrs. Amos Osbaldeston, chair- man of committee; Joanne Elligsen, Seaforth; Pamela Kirkey, Goderich, and Benson Sutter, vice-chairman. NOTICE Cronin Transport Head Office: DUBLIN Phone 4 Has taken over the licences of Ruston Transport Ltd. We Can Now Serve the Entire Area Local and Long Distance Hauling Call Carl Thiel, Zurich, 2364356 Daily Service -- Zurich to London We will be pleased to give you First Class Service St Paul's W A Hold Meeting At the April 30 meeting of St. Paul's Anglican WA, which was held at the home of Mrs. Torn Lavender, the, rector, Rev. J. P. Gandon, reviewed a fur- ther chapter of the study book, "Let God Go Free", dealing with the different denomi' nations. Mrs. Annie Heid, who attend- ed the annual WA meeting in London on April 19, gave an account of her visit. The smorgasbord held on April 16 proved very successful, and the ladies were congratu- lated on their hard work. McADAM'S T V Specializing in Home Entertainment For Expert Service to All Makes of Radio - Television - Record Players - Hi -PI Phone 2364094 — Zurich r�rww:rsvHv3 Contract Your BEAN Acreage — AT E. L. 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