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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-12-09, Page 2PAGE 2 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS News of Varna and District ORANGE LODGE The members of L.O,L.. 1035 held their annual meeting on Thursday evening last. It was preceeded by a supper at the Bayfield restaurant. Officers wlere elected for 1972 and were: IPM, William Dowson; W . M., Grant Webster; D.M., Ronald Taylor; Chapl- ain, Louis Taylor; Recording Secretary, Barry Taylor; Treas- urer, Fred McClymont; Mar- shall, Eric Chuter; First Lecturer Robert Webster; Second Lecturer, Ivan McClymont; First Comm., Ralph Stephenson; Committee, Robert Taylor, Frank McClin- chey and Charles Reid. The officers were installed by district Master Charles Reid, assisted by Past Master, Watson Webster. A committee was appointed to operate the Skating Rink this winter which the Lodge has operated for the past twenty years. A project this year is to procure land near the village for a ball diamond. EXPLORERS MEET The Explorer group met last Tuesday evening with nine members present. The vice- president, Mary Anne Kalbfleisct opened the meeting. The script- ure lesson was read by Bonnie Dowson. The roll call was ans- wered by naming a favorite Christmas song. Offering was taken up by Tanis Chuter. Mrs. Eric Chuter had charge of the crafts period. The meeting was closed with the Explorer prayer. Mr. Floyd McAsh of Hamilton spent the weekend at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John McAsh VARNA U,C,W, The United Church Women held their Christmas meeting on Thursday evening last. The president, Mrs, William Dowson, opened the meeting with a poem "Christmas Tinie. " Group two had charge of devotions with Mrs, Watson Webster leading, who conducted a candle lighting service, assisted by other members of her group. A number of Christmas Carols were sung. Mrs. Murdock Mor- rison took up the collection and Mrs. Roy Elliott had the dedic- ation. Prayer was given by Mts. Sherlock Keyes. The roll call was answered by a donation to the Children's Aid Society. Twenty- nine members were pres- ent. There were sixty-three calls made to sick and shut-ins, dur- ing the past month. Plans were made to hold the Christmas concert on December 21. The nominating committee brought in the following slate of officers: past president, Mrs. William Dowson; president, Mrs. Ralph Stephenson; vice president, Mrs. William Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Webster; Envelope treasurer, Mrs, John Ostrom; secretary, Mrs, Gordon Johnston; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ida McClinchey, Group one leader, Mrs. Robert Stirling; assistant, Mrs. Louis Taylor; Group two leader, Mrs. Roy Elliott, assistant, Mrs. Aldie Mustard; Group three leader, Mrs. Gordon Hill, assistant, Mrs. Charles Reid. HOTEL HENSALL Featuring: 'The Maitland Trio' Friday & Saturday, Dec. 10 & 11 Ready Grand Beni Centre for dentist The annual meeting of the Grand Bend area Medical Centre Corporation was held in the village hall on November 30. Chairman W. Sturdevant reviewed the progress since the first meeting was held in July 1970, to plan for a Medical Centre for Grand Bend. The building was erected, and then staffed by two Doctors from Dublin, Ireland. They started practising in July, 1971. A 600 -square foot dental area was added, while the building was being erected, but was not completed on the inside. Work will start on this in January, 1972, for Dr. Robert Clay, who will be opening his dental office in May. The by-laws were approved by the many members present, and twelve directors were elect- ed. W. Sturdevant, H. Hamilt- on, W , F , Mac Laren, J. Men- nel, E. Mcllroy, 0. Wassman, C. Mathers, P. Van Bruaene, 0. Backx, K. Young, M. Des Jardins, E. Thompson, These directors will elect their offic- ers at the next meeting on Dec- ember 16. C. V, Laughton, Q,C., was appointed as solicitor, and B. Reid, C,A, of Banghart, Kelly, Doig and Co., as auditors. Donations are still being receiv- ed since it will cost $7, 000. to complete the dental area. A nursing home was envisioned on the property for the future. Thanks to the generosity of the summer and winter area res- idents, all the work finished so far has been paid. Donations are tax exempt. 0 Kippen East W.I. eat smorgasbord on family night Members of Kippers East Women's Institute and families enjoyed a smorgasbord supper when family night was held in BALLMACAU LAY BUILDING UPPLIE'. -m = 2- 514 SEAFORTh -- 527.091 HEN' .ALL — 262-2713 We want t,i; thank you for your patronage dur- ing the year, and remind you that our fiscal year ends on DECEMBER 3lst and we would appreciate receiving payment of all outstanding accounts prior to that time. 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