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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971
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St. Boniface C.W.L. host meeting
of Strut ford Deanery Women
St. Boniface Council of the
Catholic Women's League were
hosts for the Stratford Deanery
Meeting of the Catholic Wom-
en's League last Wednesday
in the Zurich Community
Centre.
Mrs. Louis Farwell, president
of the St. Boniface Council,
was chairman for the event.
Nineteen councils from the
Deanery attended with regist-
ration of 149.
The object of these meetings
in each Deanery of the Diocese
is to learn how "we can best
serve God and country."
Members of the Diocescan
Executive gave reports and
gave many good suggestion on
how to best serve our commun-
ity and fellowman. Convenor
on Cultural Life, Mrs. Leo
Faubert, gave an interesting
talk expressing that Culture is
Zurich Institute
hear teacher
The Zurich Women's Institute
held their meeting in the Hay
Tow nsh ip Hall on November
1, with 22 members and seven
visitors present. The theme of
the meeting was "Citizenship
and Education."
Mrs. Newell Geiger was
chairlady for the program, and
read an article on the Value of
Pleasantness. Mrs. Plantinga
spoke on the Meaning of Being
a Canadian Citizen and also
showed her own certificate of
Canadian Citizenship.
Mrs. Doreen Oesch from the
Zurich Public School told the
group something of the aims
and changes in education and
the value of remedial work.
Many interesting samples of
painting with Cameo products
were displayed by Mrs. Stephen
Gingerich. Piano instrumentals
by Mrs. Irvin Martin were en-
joyed.
Donations were approved to
the C,N.I,B.; Muscular Dystro-
phy; Children's Aid Society
and War Memoria Children's
Hospital.
A short course on "The Knack
of Sewing with Knits, " sponsor-
ed by the Department of Food
and Agriculture, will be given
the latter part of November.
All ladies interested are wel-
come to attend this course.
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One small boy to another as
they got their first look at an
escalator: "I wonder what they
do when the basement is full of
steps?"
the most important factor about
the human being.
The Cultural Life Committee
of the C , W . L, is to help our
fellow man obtain this goal
and encourage people to live
a more Christian happy and
cultural life.
Convenor of Christian Family
Life, Mrs. Palmer, said to have
a happier family life there are
positive steps to stabilize the
Christian Family. Some of the
steps suggested, "Foster shared
decision-making in the home; -
get everyone involved so each
feels a responsibility; -a family
must have moral values and
live them. A Christian home
must become a centre of hosp-
itality towards friends and
neighbours.
"Where there is communicat-
ion there is knowledge, and
where there is profound know-
ledge, then love can grow, "
she added.
Mrs. Lawrence Howard, Dioc-
escan president, showed slides
on the evil of abortion. They
were enough to wake up the
most indifferent.
All those present were fully
aware that the Catholic W oment
League is a national organizat-
ion and a strong one.
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