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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-25, Page 14PAGE 14 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS •)41LVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU .....•1 LL A INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S P ETTIIEST VILLAGE Unit II of the Bayfield United Church Women held their June meeting at the home of Marilyn Haw with 13 members and one gust present. The meeting was opened by leader Mildred Merrill and the Devotional part was taken by Charlene Porter and Dawna Westlake. President Carol Penhale took a portion of the Study Book on India dealing with marriage traditions, Sec- retary Marilyn Haw read the minutes and roll call and treas- urer Margaret Scotchmer gave her report. Discussion on the chicken barbecue to be held on Saturday, June 30 followed. It was decided to send $25 to the Huron Church Camp, Camp Menesetung, Members were reminded of the auction sale sponsored by the Board of Stew- ards being held in the Commun- ity Centre on July 7. Anyone wishing to donate or consign are asked to contact Don Haw or Don Campbell. Thank -you notes were read from several people. The meeting closed in due form and lunch was served by the Ladies in charge. Some 20 young people, boys and girls, from Sir George Ross School, in London, thoroughly enjoyed a camp -out in Rainbow Valley Camp along the Bayfield River last week, Along with thei teacher, Bill Dundas and three other volunteer teachers, they swam, fished and enjoyed nat- ure to it's fullest. The students are part of a class attending a two year junior Vocational School and during the winter months had raised $1000. by holding a Fun Fair and pop bottle drive. The Rotary Club and North London Kiwanis Club met their objective dollar for dollar, which enabled these students to have a holiday; and H.K. Brandon had donated the use of his Camp grounds. This was one of several camp -outs held along Lake Huron last week and supervised by volun- teer teachers from the school. Mr. Dundas said in this out of class setting, all tension was gone and all were equals; the Fled@''' i and students did the cooking and fried Rainbow trout they had caught in the Bayfield River at their campsite; and he had en- countered no problems with his mixed group of students. The only cost to the London Board of Education was the buses used to transport the students, and the young people are already making plans to raise money this winter to return for a holi- day next season. At the Board of Management meeting held Wednesday even- ing, June 13 in the Trinity Church Parish Hall, it was dec- ided to table the coat rack for the back of the church and the previously discussed hand rail at the organ, until the meeting in September. The Rector announced that a Deanery Dance and Smorgasbord will be held in Wingham on September 28 at $4. each and theproceeds to go to the Dioce- san Hunger Fund; also Iluron Church Camp, south of Bayfield have sent out an appeal for teen-age boys for one or two weeks to act as Camp Counsell- ors, as they are short of boys for the summer camping season. A summer motion was passed, authorizing the Rector, Rev. Youmatoff, Rector's Warden, Mr. Harry Baker and treasurer, Mrs. Greta DuBoulay to have the power to run without refer- ence to the Board of Manage- ment to make any out of the ordinary payments until the• next meeting set for September 4. Mr. Harry Baker was given the power to contact a contractor to check the stained glass wind- ows in the church, and have all necessary repairs done. A cost of living bonus of $200 for 1973 was passed to be paid to the Rector by July 1. The Parish list is to be brought up to date, and when completed will be posted in the church. GOLF TOURNAMENT The Gth annual Classic Golf Tournament, with eight memb- ers present, concluded with a banquet at the Albion Hotel !rade Service with REV. WILLIAM PRANKARD of Arnprior, Ontario Friday, June 22, 8:00 p.m. William Prankard was born in Hamilton, Ontario and graduated from the Eastern Pentecostal Bible College in 1967. He is a married man with a young family of four. About one year ago while postoring at Beachburg, On- ta•ir' (lad gave him a special ministry of the Holy Spirit. In one short year he has seen many healings take place and many have accepted Christ as Saviour. There is one service only. You should not miss it. THE PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE MAIN ST VICTORIA EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1973 on Saturday evening. During the election of officers, Mr. Nor- man Brown of London was elect- ed President and Mr, A.J. Baker as Vice-president. Foll- owing the festivities, the man- agement presented each memb- er with a cedar plaque with the Rules of the Tavern, engraved thereon. Swimming class registration will take place Saturday morn- ing at 10 A.M. at the Arena. A family dinner was held on Sunday, June 17, in the Sunday School Rooms of St. Andrews United Church, to honour Miss Josephine Stirling on her 90th birthday. Seated at the head table with Miss Stirling were Rev. and Mrs. James Reddoch; Mrs. Charlotte McLaren, Port Elgin; Mrs. Eliza Stirling, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. , Mrs. Anne Stirling and Miss Evelyn Willison, Kelowna, B.C.; and Mrs. Margaret Scotchmer, Bay- field. Relatives were present from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., Pickford, Mich., DeTour Vill- age, Mich., Hessel, Mich. , Rudyard, Mich, Garden City, Mich, Flat Rock Mich., Prophet stown, Ill., Toronto, Baden, Camlachie, Pt. Edward, London Goderich, Clinton and Bayfield. Guests viewed with much pleas- ure the family photos taken many years ago. Two of the highlights of the occasion were an address and an origional poem by Mrs. Sherlock Keys, Varna, and an address by Miss Stirling's sister, Mrs. Charlotte McLaren of Port Elgin in which STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE 1 111=.01=11., .elf/61:IIMMZIaNLM3 FRI. & SAT. — JUNE 22&33 - DOUBLE FEATURE - ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) SHAMUS Burt Reynolds, Dyan Cannon Point Of Terror Peter Carpenter, Dyane Horner COLO — NOW OPEN NIGHTLY — (Except Sunday) THURS., FRI. & SAT. JUNE 28-29-30 - DOUBLE FEATURE - ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) THE COWBOYS John Wayne CANCEL MY RESERVATION Bob Hope COLO; ;pedal Attractions Coming: rho Godfather — Valachi Paper; What's Up Doc Snowball Express (Disney) Barefoot Executive (Disney) FIRST SHOW AT DUSK BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M. sue took us back to life on the family farm near the Gully School where Miss Stirling was born. The very pleasant occas- ion was brought to a close by the lighting of candles and the opening of gifts. Mrs. Mollie Cox, church organist, led in "Happy Birthday" song and play- ed suitable music throughout the afternoon. TRINITY LADIES GUILD The June meeting of Trinity Church Ladies Guild was held at the beautiful home on Lake Huron of Mrs. Ruth Mutzelburg, Tuesday afternoon, June 12, at 4 p.m. Presided over by the president, Mrs. Vitra Parker; who express- ed our sincere thanks to Ruth for her kind hospitality and to see her home in it's lovely wood- land setting. The meeting was opened with a Bible reading and the repeat- ing of the Lord's Prayer in uni- son, Twelve members answered the roll call, Secretary, Mrs. L.W. Scot- chmer, gave the minutes of the last meeting, which were appr- (continued on page 15) Bean Festival MEETING to be held THURSDAY, JUNE 28 8 30 p. m. HAY TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH All interested individuals are urged to attend. This is your opportunity to participate in what has become a most important annual community event. 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