HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-10-14, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971
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Amber Rebekahs fill slate
The regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge was
held on Wednesday evening
with N, G, Mrs. Jack Taylor
presiding, assisted by acting
U, G., Mrs. Margaret Ingram.
Guests were introduced and
welcomed in the usual manner.
There were over sixty officers
and members and visitors pres-
ent. The occasion was the
installation of officers of Amb-
er Lodge, ably performed by
Mrs. Gertrude Rosier, D, D.
President of Parkhill and Staff.
The Assembly Chaplain, Mrs,
Annie Thompson in attendance.
Other visitors present were
from Clinton, Seaforth and
Exeter Lodges.
The following officers were
installed into Office; P.N. G,
Mrs. Jack Taylor, Brucefield;
N, G. , Mrs. Ernie Chipchase;
V.G. Mrs. Bev Beaton; Record-
ing Secretary, Leona Parke;
financial secretary, Mrs. B.
McGregor; treasurer, Mrs. Ed.
Corbett; R. S,N, G„ Mrs. Elgin
Thompson; L.S.N.G., Mrs.
Ross Richardson; R. S , V , G., Mrs.
A. Orr; L. S,V.G., Mrs, Marg-
aret Ingram;
Chaplain, Mrs, James Aiken -
head; J, G. Mrs. 'Stewart Black-
well; 0,G_ Mrs. Harold Park-
er; Warden, Mrs, Clarence
Volland; conductor, Mrs, Ray
Consitt; musician, Mrs. Alex
McBeath; Color Bearer, Mrs.
Howard Lemmon. Mrs. Jack
Taylor was presented with the
Past Grand Jewel, by D. D. P.
Gertrude Rosier, of Parkhill.
Gifts were presented to Mrs,
Rosier.
Mrs. Ruby Bell, D.D. presid-
ent of Huron district, spoke
briefly thanking D. D. President
Gertrude Rosier and staff for
work well done. Mrs, Inez
McEwen was reported ill in
hospital, and cards are to be
sent.
After the meeting, Mrs. Mary
Broadfoot entertained with a
number of piano selections,
A penny sale was held and a
dainty smorgasbord lunch served
in the lower hall with a social
hour spent, Courtesy remarks
were made by visiting Lodge
members.
Band presents brief to council
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and enjoyment for others who
simply enjoy listening. It
provides opportunities for disc-
iplined training of young people
and children.
The Band receives invitations
to play at events in other com-
munities and has experienced
receiving generous hospitality
and praise as well as stipends
representing appreciation. At
such events the name of Zurich
gets publicized in a favorable
way.
The Band has been called
upon to render entertainment
and to lead parades on special
occasions in Zurich. It has also
taken rhe musical lead in out-
door religious and memorial
services. Sections of the Band
have been engaged also for
indoor religious and ceremonial
occasions. By sponsoring the
annual Band Taroo in Zurich on
three occasions now the Band
has attracted many people to
visit Zurich and to experience
our hospitality and to make it
known over a wide area.
The Band does not claim to
have attained a high degree of
perfection as yet, but since its
organization for Canada's Cent-
ennial year has made impressive
strides toward that ideal. To
maintain its present efficiency
and to improve on it,it is essent-
ial that the Band have adequate
space for regular practicing.
It needs also a reliable supply
of funds for printed materials
such as music and marching
directions and choreographic
patterns and for repair of instru-
ments as well as purchase of new
ones occasionally.
Our request, therefore, is
that the Zurich Village Council
provide in its budget for an
annual grant as recognition of
the Band and use its good offices
and fatherly influence to prov-
ide adequate indoor space for
the meetings and practice ses-
sions of Zurich Centennial Band.
This organization, on its
parr, promises to comply with
all reasonable regulations conc-
erning the care of such space
and its furnishings and,, as re-
quired, to give an accounting
of finances and activities.
Respectfully submitted
Zurich Centennial Band
Committee.
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Henson News
A large congregation attended
a special Thanksgiving service
in Hensall United Church on
Sunday morning. Rev. Donald
R. Beck, minister, occupied
his own pulpit. For his sermon
he chose to speak on, "Thank-
ing God for Everything." The
guest soloist was Danny James.
His selection was the Lord's
Prayer. Mrs. John Turkheim
presided at the organ consol,
Thursday, October 14, at
2 p, m., Unit I of the U.C.W.
will meet with Mrs. Harry Cald-
well, showing pictures of Alaska.
Smiles .
Anytime you think you have
influence, try ordering some-
one else's dog around.
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