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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSD Y MARCH 11, 1971
Correspondent: Maude Redden
Mrs. George Beer is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian McNeill,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knights and
Jane, of Blenheim, were week-
end guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Snell.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Doug Mann and Mrs.
Earl Campbell entertained at
Mrs. Munn's home, Saturday
afternoon, March 6, for Miss
Wendy Moir, bride -elect of
this month, at a miscellaneous
shower attended by neighbours
and friends. The home was dec-
orated in pink and white motif.
The presentation address was
read by Mrs. Earl Campbell,
and gifts presented by Vicki Mann
A social hour was enjoyed and a
delicious lunch served by the
hostesses.
AMBER REBEKAHS
Regular meeting of the Amber
Rebekah Lodge was held with
Noble Grand Mrs. Jack Taylor
presiding, assisted by Vice Grand
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. The Vice
Grand reported sending cards to
shut-ins and friends.
The financial statement was
presented by the treasurer, Mrs.
Ed Corbett. A letter was receiv-
ed from the deputy district pres-
ident, Mrs. Gerald McFalls, of
Exeter, of her official spring visi
to this lodge. On April 7, also
reminding the past Noble Grands
of this lodge of the district meet-
ing to be held at Exeter, April
14, at 2;00 pm.
Plans were made to drape the
charter at a later date.
A dessert euchre will be held
Wednesday, March 24, in the
afternoon and evening, with
everybody welcome.
LEGION AUXILIARY
The Hensall Legion Ladies
Auxiliary meeting was held on
Tuesday, March 2 with president,
Mrs. Vic Stan presiding. A don-
TODAYS CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
ation of $50. was made to the
Legion Auxiliary Bursury Fund
and $10. to the local guiding
association.
Members will canvas for the
Red Cross this month. Plans
were made for the annual Penny
Sale. A social evening will be
held in the Legion Hall, March
27, when the zone commander,
Mrs. Evelyn Carroll, of Goderich
will make her official visit.
Nominations for election of
officers were held. Mrs. W. H.
Bell won the mystery prize; Mrs.
Hilda Smale won the guessing
prize, and the attendance prize
was won by Mrs. Alice Koehler.
Mrs. Luther Speaks
To Day of Prayer
The World's Day of Prayer
service in Hensall was held in
Carmel Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Eric Luther, of Hensall,
gave a very inspiring message,
choosing as her text Collossians
3:1 and 9-17. The theme being
a new people for a new age.
Those taking part in the serv-
ice were Mrs. Earle Rowe, Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, Mrs. Roger
Venner, Mrs. Alvin Cole, Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. John
Brintnell, Mrs. Annie Reid, Mrs.
John Baker, Mrs. R. Vanstone,
Mrs. C. Volland, Mrs. R.A.
Orr.
Mrs. Luther also favoured with
a prayer solo, accompanied by
her husband. Mrs. E. Munn was
pianist for the meeting.
Minister at i4ensall L'nitedChurch
Leaving In July For Sebringville
On July 1, Rev. Harold Currie
of Hensall United Church will
conclude a nine-year pastorate
in the Hensall and Chiselhurst
congregations. Mr. Currie came
to Hensall from Hamilton where
he was a social service worker,
under the United Church of Can-
ada, in the inner city with head-
quarters at Wesley Centre. This
was a pilot project of the United
Church which has not become
firmly established in the city of
Iamilton.
A native of Lambeth, Mr.
Currie is a graduate of the Un-
iversity of Western Ontario and
also a graduate in Theology from
Emmanuel College, Toronto.
He has been active in the past as
a Reserve Chaplain in the Former
R, C. A. Fâ having served a term
of 15 years.
During the past two years, Mr.
Currie has been chairman of the
Huron -Perth Presbytery of the
United Church and has been sec-
retary of the London Conference
Stewardship Committee for sev-
eral years.
Rev. Currie has accepted a
call to become minister of Em-
manuel United Church, Sebring-
ville, effective the end of June.
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Gordy has just turned five. He is a sturdy -looking boy
who will probably be tall. French Canadian and English in
origin, Gordy has big brown eyes, blonde hair and fair skin
with rosy cheeks. He has had surgery for a crossed eye and
now wears corrective glasses. He also needs special shoes to
correct flat feet. Apart from these minor problems, he is
in good health.
Gordy is a shy, non-aggressive little man who requires
time to adjust to new things. Once at ease, he has a
charming personality. He likes to please and has nice
manners. Gordy goes to nursery school, which he enjoys,
and he loves the outdoors, especially cottage life with his
foster family. He gets on well with other children.
This youngster is very fond of animals, so he would
probably Iike to live on a farm. He needs warm, understand-
ing parents who will offer stimulation without expecting
high academic achievement and who will not worry over an
instance of epilepsy in his background.
To inquire about adopting Gordy, please write to To-
day's Child, Department of Social and Family Services,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption
information, ask your Children's Aid Society.
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