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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-05-18, Page 3Citizens News, May 18, 1978 Page 3 Ron Hemriclp details ARC activities at W 1 A bus trip to Niagara Falls on September 11 is being planned by the Three Links Senior Citizen Club of Hensall. In charge of arrangements are Mrs. Irene Davis, Mrs. Ruby Bell and Mrs. Alma Horton. Names and money of those wishing to go should be brought to the June meeting of the Senior Citizens. Senior Citizen week is being observed at Huron- ilensall Hilda Payne Bertha McGregor view from June 18-24 and during the week a_ chicken barbeque will be held for all County Seniors. It was decided to send our Zone affiliation fees in for 1978-79 and Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Mrs. Gladys Coleman and Mrs. Dorothy Mickle were named as the nominating com- mittee. Shuffleboard will begin as soon as weather permits, possibly June 1; organizers are Mrs. Mabel Shirray, Mrs. Alma Horton, Mrs. Isabel Rogerson, Alf Ross, Pere Campbell and Bert Horton, Arrangements will be made next month for a visit to the Blyth Summer Theatre, the U.S.C.O. Convention at Kingston in August and a draw for the quilt made last month. The latter was on display at this meeting. Tickets 50 cents each or 3 for $1.00. The business was presided over byPresident, Mrs. Rosa Harris, with Mrs. Vera Ross at the piano. Mrs. Harris opened with a poem, "Do you have time?" 28 mem- bers answered the roll call and the treasurer showed a balance of $474.98 in the general account and $830.36 in the "Horizon " account. Following the business, euchre was played, the winners being: ladies high, Mrs. Vera Lemon, con- solation, Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt, men's high, Carl Payne, consolation, Alf Ross, lone hands, Mrs. Pearl Taylor, lucky chair, Mrs. Alice Ferg and door prize, Mrs. Rosa Harris. Entertainment committee were Mrs. Ruby Bell Mrs. Gladys Coleman and Elgin Rowcliffe. Lunch committee were Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Mrs. Mabel Shirray and Archie Parsons. ARC speaker Eight grandmothers were guests at the Citizenship and World Affairs meeting of Hensall Women's Institute held in the Legion Hall on Wednesday May 10. Holding every one's attention also was the speaker Mr. Ron Heimrich, showing slides and describing the work taking place at the A.R.C. Industries in Dashwood. The skills of these, mostly young people, but all handicapped, are remarkable and the the variety of projects un- dertaken are extremely varied including business office routines using sophistocated business machines, kitchen skills, school attendance, main- tainance and janitorial duties, crafts the bake shops and woodworking. A.R.C. Industries have several contracts with local in- dustries as well. President, Mrs. Joyce Pepper opened the meeting and then presented the "Hensall Fashion Show". Taking part were Mrs. Edna Pepper and Shane Pepper, Mrs. Helen MacLean, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. Elsie Carlile, Mrs. Sadie Hoy, and Mrs. Elva Forrest. Mary Drysdale entertained on the Banjo and community singing followed. Twenty- five members answered the roll call and there were thirteen guests present. During the business, plans for the District Annual to be held at Hensall United Church, on Thursday were finalized, a letter regarding the uses of the Huron County Bursary Fund was read, also a note from the district secretary on the availability of W.I. Badges for the Plowing Match until June 1. The 4-H girls are invited to the indoor picnic in June and their Achievement Day is May 27. Auditors for 1978-79 are to be Mrs. Isabel Rogerson and Mrs. Nan Britton. Before closing the meeting, Mrs. Hazel Corbett presented Mr. Heimrich with a cheque and thanked all who had taken part. Prizes were given for the latest hairdo, Mrs. Pearl Koehler, the nearest birthday, Mrs. Earl Kinsman, the most grandchildren, Mrs. Irene Finlayson and the shortest necklace, Mrs. Isabel Rogerson. Programme conveners were Mrs. Hazel Corbett and Mrs. Hilda Payne and the hostesses were Mrs. Eileen Rannie and Mrs. Nan Britton. A day to remember A crowded church, a 20 voice Junior Choir and six baptisms combined to make Christian Family Sunday a day to remember at Hensall United Church last Sunday. Presenting their children for baptism were Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Allen with Jennifer Marie, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Consitt with Leann Bernice, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gaultieri with Jayme Alyn, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Koehler with Jacqueline Marie, Mr. & Mrs. Earl McNab with Dwayne Douglas and Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Traquair with Janet Louise. Rev. Don Beck preached on "What we take for granted." He stated that the greatest sin of these days is taking things for granted, both evil things like poverty and germ warfare and good things like love in the home. Mother's Day is often the only day we show ap- preciation and awareness for the loving care of a mother. Motherhood is the point at which spirituality begins. Flowers of Hope The Hensall 4-H girls will be canvassing this week for the Flowers of Hope Fund (Association for the Men- tally Retarded). Next Sunday, the regular classes of the Sunday Church School will conclude with a picnic. Faith important "A Great Faith" was the topic of the devotional given by Mrs. Hazel Corbett at the May meeting of Unit two of the Hensall U.C.W.held on Monday evening. Taking as an example the woman of Canaan who begged Jesus to rid her daughter of the devil, she illustrated that faith should refuse to be in- timidated and that it must stretch out to Jesus to meet Him. The business, conducted by Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn, included arrangements for a wedding on Saturday, the auction sale on June 3, en- tertaining at Queensway Nursing Home and flowers in the sanctuary in June. It is hoped to hold the June meeting , at the U.C. Resource Centre in Mitchell. The topic was presented by Mrs. Pat Venner on "The changing face of the Caribbean." The study book presented a negative at- titude about the political and social problems there, racial segregation about the Barbados, Pat spoke of good schools, religious freedom, many nations integrated and agricultural outlook also the survival of their early culture in calypso music and steel bands. Nursery School meeting There will be an orginizational meeting at the house of Kathy Neilands, York Crescent, Hensall on Friday, afternoon, for the purpose of forming a steering committee for a co- operative nursery school in Hensall. 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