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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-12-13, Page 3THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1973 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 3 MRS, JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT CHRISTMAS MEETING The annual meeting of the St. Paul's Anglican Church Women was held Thursday aft- ernoon at the home of Mrs. F. Forrest, with the president, Mrs. G.A. Anderson presiding. The meeting opened with the members prayer. Christmas Hymns were sung, followed by prayers and readings from the Loving Message. Roll call was answered with Christmas poems. Flowers were to be purchased for the sick and shut-ins for Christmas. Rev. G.A. Anderson presided over the election of officers. They are as follows, president, Mrs. G.A. Anderson; first vice president, Mrs. D. Windover; second vice president, Mrs. F. Forrest; secretary, Mrs. E.J. Roberts; treasurer, Mrs. R.H. Middleton. It was decided that meeting will be held in the afternoons for the winter months. The meeting closed with prayer. UNITED CHURCH NOTES Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "In Lonely Ex- ile Here, " for the Advent II service in Hensall United Church Sunday morning. John McAllis- ter lit the second Advent candle. The choir sang the anthem "The Winter Rose, " under the directioi of Mrs. Turkheim. Next Sunday morning will be the White Gift Service and Sunday School sess- ions will be cancelled, as the Children's choir will,be taking part in the service. The evening service will be a special Christ- mas Carol service with the Youth choir taking part. UNIT IV MEETING Unit IV of Hensall United Church Women met on Thursday afternoon for their Christmas meeting. Mrs. McAllister read "What a wonderful season of the year" and gave the devotional from Luke, "The name of God." She said that the real Christmas gives a new power and direction to our living. Mrs. Britton gave very wonderful thoughts for be- fore Christmas and to continue News of Varna The December meeting of the United Church Women was held last Wednesday in the form of a pot- luck dinner at the home of Mrs. Bob Taylor in Clinton. There were 25 members and five visitors present. Everyone enj- oyed their variety meal. The worship service was int- roduced by the playing of a Christmas record which led the singing of the Carols, and continued with the reading and singing of the Christmas Story. Mrs. Mervyn Johnston read a poem "Christmas is More" followed by a prayer. Mrs. Louis Taylor received the offering and it was dedicated by Mrs. William McAsh. The story throughout the year when she spoke on "Things we must make room for." Mrs. Pym was host- ess and took up the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. McAllister. Mrs. Sherritt gave the treasurer's report and Christ- mas hymns were sung. Stanley McGill, of Killarney, Manitoba, visited last Thursday with his cousin, Mrs. Albert Alexander. "Amberlie" from the Observer was read by Mrs. Bob Stirling. The president Mrs. Ralph Stephenson then conducted the business meeting. Minutes were read and the roll call was answ- ered by a donation to the Child- ren's Aid Society. Mrs. M. Johnston read several thank -you notes. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Bob Webster, Mrs. John Ostrom gave an account regarding Allocations. There were sixty-one calls made to sick and shut-ins. Boxes will be packed for sick and shut-ins., on December 17 at Mrs. Ida McClinchey's. The Christmas concert of Varna and Goshen Churches will be held in the township hall on December 20. The report of officers for the following year was given by the nominating committee are as follows; Past president, Mrs. Ralph Stephen- son; presidents, Mrs. William Dowson, Mrs. Chas. Reid, Mrs. Charles Kalbfleisch, Mrs. Mervyn Hayter. each one presiding fot the three months. Vice president, Mrs. Thomas Consitt; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hayter, treasurer, Mrs. Bob Webster; recording secretary, Mrs. Ida McClinchey; group leaders, Group one, Mrs. Bob Webster, Mrs. Doug McAsh; Group two, Mrs. George Wilson; Group three, Mrs. Bev Hill, Mrs. Ivan McClymont. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Perce Johnston who has moved to Bayfield and to Mrs. Bob Taylor who is now residing in Clinton, Mrs. Bob Stirling clos- ed the meeting with the poem "An Adult sign for Christmas" A white Gift Service will be held in the United Church next Sunday, December 16. The off- ering will go to the Retarded Children Fund. At a meeting last week L.O.L 1035 set up a committee to again operate the skating rink as soon as weather permits. The sympathy of the commun- ity goes to the members of the Boyce family in their recent bereavement. A canvass for the Canadian Bible Society has been held during the past month if anyone has been missed please leave your donation at McAsh's store or with the secretary Fred Mc- Clymont. CHRISTMAS DRAW 5 Prizes Of 10 Tio a Steaks Each NAME ADDRESS HOT CHOCLATE CARNATION 12 OZ 75c SCHNEIDER'S CANADIAN CHEDDAR 12 OZ NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Bring this coupon with you to our Store Anyone who buys a side, hind, front or a loin of beef will be eligible for a FREE DRAW on a LOIN OF BEEF. The draw will be made on December 24th. BURN'S SWEET PICKLED Cottage Roiis LB 89 SCHNEIDER'S PROCESSED TANGY CHEESE SLICES BLANCHEDPEANUTS PLANTER'S 1 1/2 LB CLEANERCRYSTALS VAN SH TOILET BOWL 4 McLAREN'S ''' ICKLES B BY•DILL 2/89c McLAREN'S RED MARASCHINO CHERRIES 12 FL OZ 65c DILLPICKLES McLAREN'S 48 FL OZ AIR CARE SOLID ASSORTED FRAGRANCES AIR FRESHNERS7OZ 69 DARE COOKIE ,'f 2 LB BAG K. MEDIUM GH ERIC IN McLAREN' kLE =l 15 FL OZ 2/89 2/99 c STORE SLICED Side SMOKED LB $L19 98i L; 89< $1.59 LB : 9 STUFFED MANZANILLA LOOSE PACK McLAREN'S OLIVES ORANGE C''YSTAL Birils Eye CA01 y' hi VENTURA PRODUCT OF USA IN - A PIECELB SLICED FRESH 8 FL OZ PRODUCE 0.1 P.E p} }'TATOES CANADA -10 LB BAG 85 GREEN D I J L CANADA NO 1 LB 'T" FLOW TANGERINES ZIPPER SKIN DOZ 99 SWING 3 1/4 OZ 5/ 32 91 OZ Sliced Strawberries 15 OZ E WENSri Ea. LS December 12, 13, 14, 15 PLEASE NOTE We reserve the right to limit all quantities on all advertised items. 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