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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS ,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1973
MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL U.C.W.
Unit 11 of Hensall United
Church Women met at the
church Monday evening for the
November meeting. Jean Ware-
ing acted as chairman and open-
ed the meeting with the poem
"In Flanders Fields."
Elva Forrest presented the
devotional entitled "The Indian
Christian Church, " followed by
a poem "The Cross is lifted."
and prayer. The roll call was
answered by twelve members
with a Bible verse with the
word "thanks" in it.
Fran Mickle conducted the
business which consited of the
birthday party at the Blue
Water Rest Home, November 13,
for all units. General meeting
is December 3 with guests being
invited from Chiselhurst and
Zurich United. Unit II is resp-
onsible for lunch for this meet-
ing
Mock gave the study
which was prepared by Dorothy
Parker entitled "The Prodigal
Son." Meeting closed with the
benediction. Hostesses were
Wilma Munn and Peggy Forrest.
FAMILY SEES NIECE
Tom and Jean Towers and
family of Hensall had the pleas-
ure to see their niece, Miss
Susan Towers, on Television on
Sunday. Susan had the distinct-
ion of having her poem on
Remembrance Day judged as
best and as a result had the
chance to parade in the Remem-
brance Day Parade in Ottawa
and also the chance to read her
poem and lay a wreath. Prime
Minister Trudeau and Governor-
General Roland Michener and
other celebrities also attended
that parade. Susan's home is in
Moncton, New Brunswick.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crone
of Denfield visited Sunday,
and Mrs. Clayton Flynn of
Centralia visited Thursday with
Mrs. Jane Crone.
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey
of Sarnia visited with Mrs.
Daisy Ivey.
Mrs. Laird Mickle returned
home Sunday from Hamilton
after visiting for a week with
her son Charles, who teaches
at the Sir John A. MacDonald
Secondary School in that city.
Rev. Don Beck preached on
the sermon topic "Water from
the well of Bethlehem. " for
the Remembrance Day service
of worship in Hensall United
Church Sunday morning. The
choir sang the anthem "A song
of peace," with Janis Bisback
taking the solo. November 18
is scheduled to be the Historica:
Service. It is hoped that old
records, pictures and other
mementos of years gone by
will be on display. If you have
old costume of the period for
the 125th celebration you are
asked to wear them. The flow-
ers in the church were from the
Munn -Rader wedding.
The fifth meeting of the
Hensall 4-11 Globe -Trotters
was held last Tuesday evening.
The girls went back in time as
they discussed the birth places
of their ancestors for the roll
call. This weeks topic was food
from Italy and Eastern Europe,
and•everyone enjoyed making
pizza and eating it.
0
Sven -area
accidents
(continued from page 1)
ital. Constable Al Quinn estim-
ated the damage at $2,200.
At 11:15 p.m. a car driven by
Randall Dayman, Kippen, coll-
ided with a parked car owned by
Joan Laframboise, London, on
Highway 4 north of Exeter. Dam-
age was estimated at $1, 400 by
Constable Dale Lamont.
On Saturday at 5 p. M. a
truck driven by Clarence Knight,
Hensall, was struck by a car
driven by Douglas Eller, London.
Eller and his passenger received
minor injuries. Constable Al
Quinn estimated total damage
at $1, 300,
A rash of cottage break-ins
occurred at Lake Huron sub-
divisions this week. Over
$2, 000 worth of property was
taken from five cottages at Oak-
wood Park and Maple Grove,
north of Grand Bend.
Area motorists are again
reminded to adjust their driving
habits to the winter road cond-
itions. The rash of accidents
during snow storms is usually
blamed on bad driving condit-
ions. The cause of all collis-
ions is bad driving habits,
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hear of India
Julene Keys presided for the
November meeting of Unit 1
of Hensall United Church Wom-
en. She opened the meeting
with prayer, followed by scrip-
ture from Matthew 25. Her wel.
chosen devotional theme "The
man with the one Talent, " was
written by an eighty year old
Christian lady. The story of
Jesus and the man with the one
talent, may be compared to
the way we use or misuse our
talent or talents.
Julene then read the poem
"The Road that counts." Hymn
500 was sung accompanied by
Helen Goddard, at the piano.
Kay Elder introduced her friend
Mrs. Neil O'Reilly of Toronto,
who with her husband spent
some time in India and Nepal.
Mrs. O'Reilly showed many
interesting pictures of the way
of life, and how they farmed.
They had a two hour ride on a
sure-footed elephant. They and
another couple also went on a
trek on foot for twenty-six days
at Mount Everest, on the border
between Nepal and Tibet.
They travelled one hundred and
fifty miles, accompanied by
two porters who helped carry
their equipment, foot, etc,
camping every night. This was
a new experience for them.
Mrs. O'Reilly was very much
enjoyed and she said of several
places they had travelled, Indiz
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The minutes of the October
meeting were read, the offer-
ing given and dedicated. Mild-
red Kyle conducted the business
reminding everyone of the
group going to the Blue Water
Rest Home on November 13;
a meeting at Listowel United
Church concerning the new
study book, a combined busin-
ess meeting of all units Dec-
ember 3 at 7:30 p.m. previous
to the regular Christmas meet-
ing with our invited guests the
same night at 8:30, Unit I has
the program for this meeting.
The group presented a gift
to Mildred Kyle, the uiait
leader, and also a wedding
gift to 011ie Cooper who has
been a very willing helper.
Meeting closed with the Bene-
diction. A delicious lunch was
served by hostess 011ie Cooper
and Vera Drysdale.
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