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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1972
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JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
UNIT 1 OF UCW
Unit I of Hensall United
Church met at the church
Thursday afternoon with eleven
members present. Mrs. Walter
Spencer presided, and opened
the meeting with readings ent-
itled "The face of Christ."
A very inspiring devotional
written by Dr. Charles Allen,
a minister from the south, on
the theme "The Lord is my
Shepherd, " was given by Mrs.
Spencer. This devotional expl-
ained clearly verse by verse
this beautiful psalm.
At the closing all members
repeated the 23rd psalm. Mrs.
Robert Cook gave the study by
using the story of Stanley Stein,
a victim of leprosy in Louisianna
who would not let his illness
kill his spirits and was an inspir-
ation to all those who knew
him.
It was announced that the
general meeting will be held
December 4. Hostess Mrs.
Harvey Keys and her assistants
served lunch.
UNIT TWO MEETS
Monday evening Unit II
met at the Hensall United
Church. Mrs. Bill Mickle
presided and opened the meet-
ing with a reading entitled
"For somebody else." It was
announced that members of
Unit II are in charge of the
Christmas general meeting to
be held December 4 in the
Fellowship Hall. The U. C. U.C.W.
bale is to be packed November
21, and all help will be greatly
appreciated.
Mrs. James Drummond very
ably gave the topic entitled
"A farm wife takes inventory, "
Mrs. Ian McAllister gave the
devotional on "Peace, " taken
from a passage from the book
"Habitation of Dragons, "
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NOTICE
RATEPAYE 'S OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
The SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1972
TAXES of the To nshlp of Hcy are DUE
on or before the
30th day of NOVEMBER 1972
After November 30th, Interest will be charged on
outstanding taxes at the rate of 1%. per month.
W. C. HORNER.
Tax -Collector,
Township of Hay.
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written by Keith Miller, conc-
erning peace within ourselves.
Mrs. Ron Mock presented
Unit leader Mrs. Bill Mickle
with a gift on behalf of the
members for her year's work
well done. Hostess Mrs. Ross
Corbett and her assistants serv-
ed lunch,
Hensel! IN eI
The November meeting of
the Hensall Women's Institute
was held in the Legion Hall,
Wednesday evening with the
theme being "Agriculture and
Canadian Industries." Members
answered the roll call "A sunny
side of farm Life, " and presi-
dent Mrs. Beaton welcomed
members and guests.
Mrs. Grace Peck gave a
report on the area convention
which was held in London, Mrs.
C. Payne reported on the rec-
ent board meeting.
The program, convened by
Mrs. E. Riley and Mrs. J. S1<ea,
opened with a sing -song led
by Miss Greta Lammie. The
talented Heywoods, Bob and
Danny, from Exeter, played
and sang several selections
which were greatly enjoyed by
all present.
An interesting motto, "It
takes face powder to catch a
man, and baking powder to
keep him, " was ably presented
by Mrs. B. Elgie, Mrs. C.
Pepper entertained with several
piano selections and Mrs. E.
Riley gave a talk on "Farming -
Our Future and Our Heritage."
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. G. Armstrong and
lunch was served by hostesses
Mrs. J. McAllister and Mrs. M.
Orr and their committee.
Carmel WMS
The W . M, S. , of Carmel
Presbyterian Church held their
November meeting Monday
evening at the church. Presid-
ent Mrs. Rachel Schwalm open-
ed the meeting with a poem
"A charge to keep have I, "
followed by prayer. Mrs. Mag-
gie Campbell and Mrs. Myrtle
Orr gave the devotional using
scripture from Jeremiah,
followed by prayer.
A poem on Remembrance
was read and the study on
Africa was given by Mrs. Camp-
bell. The roll call was answer-
ed with eleven members pres-
ent. Minutes were read and
approved and 24 visits were
reported to have been made to
the sick and shut-ins.
The nominating committee
to appoint officers for 1973
is Mrs. Edith Bell and Mrs.
Mabel Munn. The next meet-
ing will be held December 4
with a pot luck lunch and the
home helpers are to be invited.
Mrs. Dorothy Beaton and Mrs.
Jean Snell will conduct the
worship service for this meeting.
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Mrs. Edith Bell closed the
meeting with the benediction.
The Ladies Aid meeting
followed and reported that the
proceeds from the bazaar were
most gratifying.
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY
For improved school bus
safety, Consumers' Association
of Canada recommends mech-
anical fitness certification of
vehicles, driver screening and
training, school bus patrols
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HAY TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH
The general public are urged to attend this important
meeting.
PLANS WILL BE DISCUSSED FOR NEXT YEAR'S EVENT
NOTIC
RATEPAYERS OF THE
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
The SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1972
TAXES of the VILLAGE OF ZURICH are DUE
on or before the
30th day of NOVEMBER 1972
After November 30th, Interest will be
charged on outstanding taxes at the rate
1% per month.
of
W. D ARMSTRONG,
TAX COLLECTOR,
VILLAGE OF ZURICH.
Please keep in mind that your 1972 taxes
must be paid before December 31, 1972, to
qualify for credit on your income tax.
NOVEMBER
S -P -E -C -6 -A -L
TO ALL CUSTOMERS SERVED BY
enicipJrl T .lephone System
During the month of November
Only, there will be No Instal-
lation Charges for Installing
On -Premises Extension Tele-
phones or Contempra Telephones.
RATES
RESIDENCE
On -Premises Standard Telephone
PER MONTH
$1.25
On -Premises Contempra Telephone
BUSINESS
On -Premises
On -Premises
$2,25
PER MONTH
Standard Telephone $1.45
Contempra Telephone $2.45
Hay Municipal
Telephone
ystem
W. C. HORNER Secretary -Treasurer