HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-14, Page 3THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973
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MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
Carmel WMS celebrate
On Monday evening, the W,
M, S, of Carmel Presbyterian
church in Hensall celebrated
their 83rd anniversary. Presid-
ent Mrs. Rachel Schwalm open-
ed with a reading and welcomed
the guests from Exeter and
Cromarty Presbyterian, Zurich
United and Lutheran, the Arn-
old Circle, and Associate mem-
bers and friends.
Mrs. John Soldan and Mrs.
Agnes Madge were in charge
of the program and worship,
using scriptures from Colloss-
ians and John, and meditations
on these. The topic was "Joy
spring srin seems to be everywhere when
comes."
Mrs. MacDougall and Mrs.
Edith Bell favoured with a lovely
duet, "In times like these, ",
and were accompanied by Miss
Linda Bell at the piano. Mrs,
Harry Snell and Mrs. Ruby
Hoggarth acted as ushers. A
entitled "St. Peter at the
Gate" was acted out by Mrs.
Edith Bell as Doll Mrs. John
y'
as Polly, Mrs, Agnes
Made as Mollyand Mrs. Ilarv-
g
ey Hyde as St. Peter, this was
very much enjoyed by all,
Mrs, Mollie Waddel of Sea-
forth was the guest speaker and
told of her trip to the Holy
anniversary
Land. She had a few souvenirs
and read an item of the ten
commandments for tourists. She
said that at the customs they
were searched for weapons.
Many old and knew Testament
sights were pointed out to them
on their tour. They saw where
Samson had pulled down the pil-
lars of the temple. They were
taken to Jacob's well, and also
saw Soloman's temple, the
I Damascus gates, St. Stephen's
gate, and the Golden gate that
Jesus entered into Jerusalem,
They also viewed the Tomb of
Lazaras and the Wailing Wall.
A highlight of their tour was a
baptism in the River Jordon.
The most sacred part was at the
Church of the Sepulchre and the
Gardens of Gethsemene. Com--
j munion was held and she brought
the little cup home with her,
They saw the Dead Sea Scrolls,
also visited Athens, Greece
and saw Mars Hill. The speaker
was introduced by Mrs. Rochus
Faber and thanked byMrs.
Percy Campbell.
Mrs. Florence Meston had the
Honour of cutting the birthday
cake and spoke a few words on
Church missions. The cake was
made and designed by Mrs.
Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Mac-
Dougall. A delicious lunch was
served under the convenorship
df Mrs. Clarence Volland, Mrs.
Earl Campbell and Mrs. Andy
Orr.
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Married 50 years
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ward of
Hensall celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary last Wed -
nesday quietly at their home in
Hensall. A family party in their
honour was held last Saturday
evening in Mono Centre Hall
near Orangeville. About 400
people wished the happy couple
hearty congratulations. Those
attending from Hensall were
Brenda and Mari Russell, Grace
Harpole, Howard and Vera
Lemmon, Ted and Vi Robinson,
David and Vi Leader, Cecil
and Jen Kipfer and Ivan and Dor.
othy Kipfer. The couple receiv-
ed many gifts and well over one
hundred lovely cards from neigh.
bours, friends and relatives.
Special congratulatory messages
were received from R. E, Mc -
Kinley, M. P, for Huron; El-
wood Madill, M.P. for Peel,
Dufferin and Simcoe; Robert
Standfield, leader of the oppos-
ition; William Davis, Premier of
Ontario; Jack Riddell, M. P. P.
for Huron; and a telegram from
Governor-General and Mrs.
Roland Michener.
Mrs. Harry Horton received
word Saturday that her brother,
John W. Page, in England, had
passed away. He was a veteran
of the First World War and a
P. O. Funeral services were
held in England.
Mr. and Mrs, Colin Katon,
Surrey, England, niece and
nephew of Mt. and Mrs. Harry
Horton visited with them a
couple,days last week. While
here they also visited with other
friends,
Mr. David Leader is a patient
in Dufferin area hospital in
Orangeville,
The congregation of Hensall
United Church took part in the
Holy Communion service held
Sunday morning. The choirskit
sang an anthem with Gail Tray-
ers takingthe solo. Rev. Don
Beck preached on the sermonSoldan
topic "Promises before reality."
. Wendy Dixon, Beth Munn,
Joanne Rowcliffe, Jackie Sim-
mons and Mrs. Mary Whitehouse
were candidates for confirmat-
ion and Mrs. Lyn McNaughton
and Mrs. Margaret Kinghorn
were welcomed into the memb-
ership from other churches.
At the Chiselhurst United
Church service, Marilyn Brint-
nell, Dianne Sararas, Donald
Sararas, and Donald Stoneman
were candidates for confirmatior
Mrs, Laird Mickle and Bill
attended Convocation Exercises
Friday at the University of
Western Ontario when the form-
ers son Dr. Robert Mickle rec-
eived his diploma for his PhD
in Physics. Later the rest of the
family were present for a smorg-
asbord dinner at the home of
Dr, and Mrs. Mickle. Those
present for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle,
Judith and John; Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McMillan, David, Tommy,
and Ann, Waterloo; Charles
Mickle,Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Collins, Kitchener,
and Mrs. Florence Joynt, of
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs, Brian Collins,
Kitchener, and Charles Mickle,
Hamilton spent the weekend
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