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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-11-27, Page 13THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1969 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Kippen East Women's Institute Hear Committee Reports At Regular Meeting With the president, Mrs. Ken McKay presiding, the regular monthly meeting of Kippen East W, I,, was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Mrs. Al Hoggarth was co -hostess. Members answered the roll call "What makes a good hostess." Mrs. Caldwell submitted the treasurer's report. Reports were presented by Mrs. Robert Kins- man, sunshine convenor; Mrs. William Bell, a full report of the district board meeting held at Hensall. Donations of cash or sewing from each member is to be brought for the Sick Child - rens hospital. The list of articles for display at Exeter Fall Fair are as follows; fancy cloth hand made; table arrangement; dinner place set- ting; pumpkin pie suitably dis- played; loaf of home made bread Mrs. Grant McLean was in charge of the program. A sing- song and organ music by Jack Caldwell was enjoyed by all. The motto was given by Mrs. Huron -Perth UCW Executive Meeting Zion United Church Women, Sebringville, acted as hostesses for the annual fall executive meetingof the Presbyterial of Huron-erth United Church Wom- en, Wednesday,November 19. Mrs. Haroldabensee, Strat- ford, president of the Presbyter- ial, presided over the meeting and welcomed the officers. In her address she reviewed the plans for re -organizing the congregations to eliminate over- lapping and provide opportunit- ies to pool resources. The Congregational life and Work Committee has made cer- tain suggestions which may be adjusted to meet each local church situation. Mrs. Babensee urged each one to keep an open mind while negotiating the change. The new system is now functioning in St. John's and Wingham United Church and in St. Mary's United Church. The contributions of the Un- ited Church Women will now be channelled through the local church treasurer to United Churcl headquarters in Toronto with receipts only going to Mrs. Wal- ter McDonald, Gadshill. Miss Ethel Gabel, Zurich, will re- ceive the UCW Expense Fund moneys for Huron -Perth Presby- terial. The Regionalpresidents re- viewed their work and the fin- ance committee set up the 1970 expense budget. Over fifty women braved the second onslaught of winter to attend the meeting. HESS ZURICH Fine Quality Watches, Rings, Silverware,. Crystal, China, Dresser Sets, Mantle, Cuckoo and Chime Clocks. We have an excellent stock of: BLUE BIRD AND KEEP- SAKE EEPSAKE DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS. Buy her a diamond for Christmas 10% Discount Just a $1.00 purchase entitles you to a Free Draw on a rsInc ''lady's or gent's wrist watch. Draw Christmas Eve Prompt Watch and Clock Repairing and Diamond Resetting. See aur Window Display Illuminated Every Evening rt Harry Caldwell and reading, "Focus on Foods, " and "how to bake a cake, " were given by . Mrs. Grant McLean. A duet by Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs. Ald- erdice was very amusing. Different reports were given by the convenors of citizenship and education, Mrs. Alex Mc Gregor; current events, Mrs. John Sinclair; home economics, Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Triebner There was a display of sewing and fancy work of the 4-H girls. Gifts from the Institute were presented by Mrs. Bill Kyle to club leaders, Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Robert Bell and Miss Don- na Whitehouse. Meeting closed with 0 Canada. Women's Institute Hear of Pension The president, Mrs. M. Brok- enshire, conducted the November meeting of Zurich Women's In- stitute. Mrs. Pask and Mrs. Tet- reau assisted. Russel Rush, of London, spoke on the Canada Pension Plan, which became compulsory on January 1, 1966. Many questions were asked, which provided an interesting meeting. The talented musicians pro- vided special numbers. Stephen Haberer chose the selections Cinco de Mayo and Wispering for his trumpet solos. Christine Haberer played piano solos, Love me Forever, and Tijuana Sauer- kraut. Miss Elaine Westlake sang Moon River and Desert song. Christine accompanied her with the piano. During business, comments and appreciations were expressed on the October 22, bus trip to Collingwood. An invitation was read for ladies to attend 4-H girls club Achievement Day in the Zurich Arena, on November 29, at 1:00 p.m. A letter was read from Mrs. Jean E. Wilson, R. N. , asking members to attend a seminar on December 3 and 4, at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. Two members were elected to attend, Cash donations were made for Christmas gifts to War Memorial Hospital and the Children's Aid Society. The Zurich Women's Institute welcomed new members, Mrs. M. Doerr and in October, Mrs. Goshen District GOSHEN U,C,W, Goshen United Church Women was held at the church on Thurs- day night, November 20, with Brucefield and Hensall as guests. The meeting opened with Mrs, Bruce Keys at the organ. Mrs, Bob McKinley gave the call to Worship. Mrs. Anson. McKinley welcom- ed the visiting ladies, Mrs. Mel- vin Elliott read the scripture, and gave comments on scripture. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Keith McBride. A trio sung by firs. Elmer Hayter, Mrs. Bob Peck and Mrs. Anson McKinley was enjoyed. Offering was received by Mrs. Howard Armstrong and Mrs. Keith McBride, and the offering prayer by Mrs. Bob McKinley. Mrs, Bob I\IcKinley introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Ephriam Gingerich, who showed pictures of South America and gave the commentary. 1\ir. and Mrs, Gingerich had the opportunity of travelling there about a year ago The pictures were very interest- ing and much enjoyed. Mrs. William Clarke thanked Mrs. Gingerich for showing the pic- tures. The tweeting was closed with a prayer by Mrs. Roy McBride, A social hour was spent in the basement of the church. 0 Clinton Midgets Down Zurich 5-0 Saturday night saw a rather hard hitting game between the Zurich and•Clinton Midgets, with Zurich coming out on the bottom by a score of 5-0. Gary Cunnings was the big marksman for Clin- ton as he rifled in three goals. Singles were scored by Bill Craw- ford and Ron Graham. Clinton scored two goals in the first period, one in the second and added two more in the third. Although Zurich had many chan- ces at scoring they were unable tc put any by the Clinton goalie. There were thirteen penalties handed out in the game with Clinton drawing six and the local seven. Although the Midgets have only won one game out of the three they have played, they still ask the support of local fans at their games. F. Kane. Ladies in the commun- ity are invited to become In- stitute members or to attend any meeting. PAGE THIRTEEN Zurich Squirts Open Season With 6-1 Victory Over Hensall Opponents Monday night the Zurich Squirt's won their opening game of the season against Hensall with a 6-1 score. Danny Meid- inger was the bio man for Zur- ich as he had a iat trick. .teff O'Brien scored two and Gary Love one. Hensall's lone goal was scored by David Kinsman. Neither team was able to score in the first period, but in the second Zurich scored two goals, to I-lensall's loner. Zurich scored again three times in the last stanza, SQUIRT SCHEDULE Friday, November 28 Zurich at Adastral Park Saturday, November 29 I-tensall at Seaforth Monday, December 1 Adastral Park at Zurich Saturday, December 6 Zurich at Seaforth Friday, December 12 Adastral Park at Ilensall Saturday, December 13 Zurich at Mitchell Monday, December 15 Goderich at Zurich Friday, December 19 Seaforth at Hensall Saturday, December 20 Zurich at Goderich Monday, December 29 Mitchell at Zurich Friday, January 2 Hensall at Adastral Park Saturday, January 3 Hensall at Mitchell Monday, January 5 Adastral Park at Zurich Friday, January 9 Zurich at Hensall Monday, January 12 Hensall at Zurich Friday, January 16 Mitchell at Hensall Saturday, January 17 Hensall at Goderich Monday, January 19 Seaforth at Zurich Friday January 23 Hensall at Adastral Park Friday January 30 Adastral Park at Hensall Friday, February 6 Goderich at Hensall Hone games of both the Zur- ich and Hensall Squirt teams be- gin at 7 p.m. Give the gift that grows. 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