Zurich Citizens News, 1967-03-23, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1.967
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN, Editor
Miss Sylvia Henderson re- 'Thursday of this week for Flor-
ida, where he will spend his
Easter vacation.
turned home on Monday of this
week after spending a delight-
ful two weeks' vacation in Lon-
don, England.
Dr. and Mrs, Keith Lindsay,
Pamela, Sheila 'and Kevin, sof
Hamilton, were week -end visi-
tors with Mrs, John Henderson
and family.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton,
spent the week -end with his
,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Laird
Mickle, and will be leaving on
Mrs. Alda Simmons and Mrs.
A Clark, who have been pa.
bents in South Huron Hospital,
have returned to their homes
here.
Members of Amber Rebekah
Lodge attended a joint meeting
with Pride of Huron Lodge,
Exeter, on the occasion of the
visit of the assembly. president,
Mrs. Pauline Taylor, of King-
Kippen East Women's Institute Give
Hymn Books to Huronview as Project
Kippen East Women's Insti- world smiles with you," "kick
tute met at ,the home of Mrs. and you kick alone," "the one
Doug McGregor on Wednesday, with the grin will always get
with Mrs. John McGregor as in," "where the kicker is never
.co -hostess. As it was the Cen- known."
tennial party the ` 4-H Home- Mrs. Cecil Pullman gave a
making clubs and their leaders poem and Mrs, Robert Kinsman
were guests. reported for the historical re-
search .committee; Mrs. E.
Whitehouse for home econom-
ics. Mrs. Glenn Bell outlined
the store of 1867 and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kinsman the same store in
1967. Mrs. Joyce Cooper gave
the history of Saskatchewan.
There was a draw, the pro-
ceeds of which go to Bunny
Bundle. Mrs. Vern Alderdice
and Barbara Gemmell were the
winners.
It was decided the group
would treat themselves to a
supper in Zurich on March 22,
as a wind-up to the attendance
competition.
The 4-H club girls gave ex-
cerpts from the current club.
Diane McKay, dressed in her
centennial gown of her own
making, gave the "Early His-
tory of Canada'„ Kathy Roberts
gave the "History of New
France". Donna Stoll, also in
her centennial dress, 'gave the
"History of the Settlement of
Upper Canada and the British
Tradition".
The club leaders, Mrs. Bruce
McGregor, Mrs. Ken McLean,
Mrs. Robert Gemmell and Mrs.
Ken McKay were presented
with gifts in recognition of their
services with the girls.
Mrs. William Kyle presented
baby McGregor with his gift
from the WI. Mrs. Vern Alder -
dice gave the treasurer's report;
Mrs. Drummond the •courtesy
remarks, and after a contest
lunch was served •by the host-
esses, the 4-H .girls, and the
committee in charge, Mrs. Rob-
ert Kinsman, Mrs. Whitehouse,
Mrs. Glenn Bell and Mrs. Ross
Sararas.
Mrs. Grant MacLean opened
the meeting with a poem, "The
Birth of St. Patrick", which was
followed by the Opening Ode
and the Mary Stewart Collect.
"The powers that be" on the
TV networks would have been
most enlightened had they
:heard the responses to the roll
call, "Name your favorite TV
program", and "the •one most
disliked".
The minutes ,of the last meet-
ing were read by the secretary,
Mrs. James Drummond, and My
Wild Irish Rose was sung. Busi-
ness arising out of the corre-
spondence showed Kippen East
was not going to exhibit at
Exeter Fair, nor print their
history in the newspaper, nor
attend the workshop sponsored
by the department of transport.
It was reported that their
centennial project, which was
the presentation sof hymn books
to Huronview, had been achiev-
ed. Since the Tweedsmuir his-
tory had been typed twice now,
the meeting decided it would
not do so again.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman and
William Gibson were appointed
to look after the current events
in the Centennial Year. Easter
Parade was sung and the 4-H
Homemaking clubs entertained.
Marion Roberts gave her com-
ments on "A Supper Menu",
from the previous club. Donna
Wihitehouse, Barbara Gemmell
and Gwen McLean made the
blueberry buckle from the cur-
rent club "World of food in
Canada". Mrs. Campbell Eyre
gave a poem and also comment-
ed on the motto, "Smile and the
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stop, and Miss Jean Scott, Sea -
forth, district deputy president,
who were special guests and
who broth spoke briefly.
St. Pouts Group
Planning Supper
St. Paul's Anglican WA met
at the home of Mrs. T. Laven-
der last Wednesday. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Lavender, opened
the Living Message, and after -I
the meeting with prayers from
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wards presented a very interest-
ing chapter of the study book,
"The Church Grows in Canada",
dealing with inter -church rela-
tions, and a discussion followed.
Mrs. Lavender and Mrs. Mary
Taylor were chosen as delegates
to attend the diocesan )annual
meeting to be held in London
on April 25 and 26. The date
of the annual smorgasbord will
be Saturday, April 22,
WELCOME GIFT — Huronview
Chapel received a welcome gift of 50
new `Songs of the Gospel' hymn books
which will undoubtedly b r i g h t en
church services there for many years
to come. Superintendent Harvey
Johnston (left) accepted the books
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for the 50 -seat chapel recently. Mak-
ing the presentation were Mr. John-
ston's daughter, Mrs. Grant MacLean
(centre) president of Kippen East
Women's Institute, and Mrs. Harry
A. Caldwell, public relations officer
of the WL
Hensel!! Curlers
Win Trophies
The Hensail Curling Club
held a social evening on March
14, at which the trophies for
the year were presented, The
winners were:
Goodwin trophy: Ray Consitt,
Marg ''Consitt, Bob Bell, Marlene
Bell.
Middleton trophy: Bill Mickle,
Fran Mickle, Harold Knight,
Marg Knight.
First draw winner: Bob Gem-
mell, Jack Consitt, Doug Cook,
Bob McLaughlin; second: Jack
Cooper, Jack Upshall, Garry
Cooper, D. Cooper; third: Fred
Beer, Don Joynt, Tom Dougal,
Lucille Beer.
Second draw winner: William
Mickle, Fran Mickle, H. Knight,
M. Knight; second: J. Sint-
mons,
itemons, B. Simmons, B. Caldwell,
E. Caldwell; third: W, Williams,
M. Williams, R, Richardson, B.
Richardson.
Third draw winners; J. Skea,
W. Skea, W. Bell, K. Bell; sec-
ond: E. Fink, S. Brown, M.
Brown, Lloyd Salter; third: G.
Schwalm, P. Ne 11 an d s, A.
Deeves, C. Hay.
Fourth draw winners: S. Ran-
nie, I. Ronnie, S. Kochan, A.
Kochan; second: J. Bell, T. Bell,
J. Hyde, M. Hyde; third: N.
Mattson, D. Mattson, W. J. Cam-
eron, J. Cameron.
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