Zurich Citizens News, 1978-02-02, Page 3New organist, choir
director for church
The Congregational
meeting of Hensall United
Church was held on Wed-
nesday evening commencing
with a delicious pot luck
supper after which Mrs.
Grace Drummond conducted
a short programme. She,
opened by reading a poem
"Minister's Dance" which
was followed by several
Hensall
MRS. A. MacGREGOR
MRS. HILDA PAYNE
selections on the ukeleles
played by Mary Drysdale
and Melanie Lovell. A
humorous skit entitled "The
Census Taker" was acted out
by Grace Drummond and
Mona Alderdice.
Rev. Don Beck chaired the
annual meeting and used
Corinthians I, Chapter 16,
verses 5-14 for his
devotional. Mrs. Donna St.
John was elected secretary
for the meeting. A few
minutes of silence and
prayer was held in memory
of those who had passed
d -,,'ay during the year.
The annual reports were
handed out and the chairman
of each committee gave
Organist
honoured
Rev. Don Beck conducted
service in Hensall United
Church on Sunday and the
choir sang a trio of anthems
with Mrs. Turkheim at the
organ. Following the ser-
vice, the congregations of
Hensall and Chiselhurst
assembled in the Fellowship
Hall in honour of Mrs. J.
Turkheim who has been
organist for the past fourteen
years. Mr. Doug Mock
presented Mrs. Turkheim
with -a gift on behalf of the
Hensall congregation and
Harold Parsons presented
'the gift on behalf of the
Chiselhurst congregation.
Mrs. Turkheim made a reply
thanking all after which a
social hour followed and
refreshemenbts were ser-
ved.
Hear of
Indian problems
Mrs. Russell Erratt, Mrs.
Nan Britton, Mrs. Ian
McAllister and Mrs. Grace
Drummond attended the an-
nual meeting of Huron Perth
Presbyterial United Church
Women January 24 in
Mitchell. The guest speaker
was Mrs. Jean Eaton, a mis-
sionary.
Her theme was "How
Firm a Foundation". Rev.
Bougler spoke on "Indian
Concerns of To -Day".
Donald Smith from
Alcoholics Anonymous spoke
on Youth Concerns with
Alcoholism and drugs and
the prevention.
Personals
Mrs. Lillian Beer and Mrs.
Jack Simmons returned
from a holiday in Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke
visited over the weekend
with Mrs. Lorne Chapman
and Mrs, Bertha
MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne McBride spent a
week holidaying at
Huntsville.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Knight
and Mr. & Mrs. William Fuss
are holidaying in Hawaii.
information or answered
questions. It was announced
by the Worship and Mem-
bership Committee Chair-
man Doug Mock that the new
organist will be Dr. Ralph
Topp and choir director Mrs.
Marianne McCaffrey of
Exeter.
Hans Gerstenkorn
chairman of the Stewardship
Committee presented the
1978 Budget which was ac-
cepted by the congregation.
Cecil Pepper presented the
report of the nominating
Committee.
Hans Gerstenkorn thanked
Rev. & Mrs. Beck for a job
well done during the year
and presented them with a
gift on behalf of the
congregation. A slide
presentation of activities
during the year 1977 at both
churches was presented by
Rev, and Mike Beck.
Heating study
to be done
by council
The annual meeting of St.
Peter's Lutheran
congregation was held at the
Church in Zurich on Wed-
nesday evening January 25
with Kenneth Baker
presiding. After the
devotions which included the
reading of Acts 9: 1-22 and
the singing of "The Church's
One Foundation" the pastor
showed slides of the ac-
tivities and expenditures of
the Lutheran Synod of
Eastern Canada. These
represented ministries to
Church camps and college
campuses, establishment of
new congregations, study
and worship publications
and training for leadership.
Laird Schilbe reported on
the year's work of the
Church council and Jack
Turkheim gave the financial
statement for the past year.
Herb Klopp reported for the
cemetery board, Mrs.
Lenora Turkheim and Mrs.
Margaret Willert for the
Lutheran Church' Women's
organization. Doug Deichert
and Mrs. Bonnie Keller
reported for the Luther
League and Youth Com-
mittee; Mrs. Lois Thiel for
the Sunday Church School,
Mrs. Martha Blackwell for
the Vacation School and Mrs.
Vera Thiel for the Cradle
Roll.
The nominations to the
Church council were made
by Earl Schilbe for that
committee resulting in
Kenneth Baker and Laird
Schilbe being elected to a
second term of three years,
Robert Westlake and Mrs.
Leona Rader for a first term.
A heating system study is
to be completed by the
council with recom-
mendations to the
congregation to be made
later this winter.
The budget for 1978 was
adopted after presentation
by Claire Deichert.
Huron Dead Stock Removal
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Citizens News, February 2, 1978
Page 3
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