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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-12-07, Page 10Pestle 10 Citizens News, December 7, 1978 PEEWEES RECEIVE NEW SWEATERS — The Zurich Lions Club is again supporting the Zurich Peewees and presented the club with new sweaters Wednesday. Presenting the sweaters to team captain Dean Armstrong was Lions representative Greg Willert, Looking on are assistant captains Brian Kading, Rick Kuepfer and Lions president Isidore, Laporte. Staff photo Name pulpit supply committee Minister situation discussed A congregational meeting of the Varna -Goshen charge was held in Goshen church on Sunday afternoon to Varna by Mary Chesseil discuss the options available for obtaining pulpit supply for the next six months. The members present voted to set up a committee to work with Rev. Stan McDonald of Presbytery. Nominated to the pulpit supply committee were Elmer Hayter (church treasurer), Charles Reid and Anson McKinley. The Goshen Sunday School Christmas concert was held on Sunday following the worship service and a pot- luck lunch. UCW Christmas meeting Members of Varna United Church Women were joined by many former members and friends for a delicious pot -luck supper preceding the Christmas meeting. The evening's programme committee comprising Ruby Hill, Joyce Dowson, Helen Taylor and Maureen Hayter, decorated the tables and Sunday School room Memorial Monument HENSALL CIVIC CORNER OPEN HOUSE The new Hensall Fire Station will be open to the public on Saturday afternoon December 9, 1978 from 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. The Hay-Hensall-Tuckersmith Area Firemen look forward to seeing you at the Open House. Enjoy a cup of coffee and doughnut while you look around. FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES Of Huron County (Children's Aid Society) Requests your support for the annual CHRISTMAS BUREAU GIFTS, NEW and Nearly -new toys, and clothing may be left at EXETER UNITED CHURCH DECEMBER 4-8 REMEMBER TEENAGERS TOO! The Agency is planning to spend $9,000 - all from private donations. INCOME TAX RECEIPTS for all financial donations. (Reg. No. 0184192-01-15.) Family and Children's Services, 46 Gloucester Terrace Goderich, Ontario ItVe tgfi4' + giti die". 4.i's t 5 r#•cN #•C s # .V4 i' czN 'cf4rc: c .E•tt? Y a s ' t C ,t11 beautifully for the occasion. After the meal, everyone moved to the sanctuary for a carol sing with Shirley Hill at the organ. During the business, Eleanor McAsh reported on the executive meeting in Wingham, and announced that the annual presbyterial meeting will be held in Exeter on January 30. Speakers will by Phillip and Ann McGary, and Mrs. Katherine Hockin who will speak on Women's and Children's Rights. The Sunday School Christmas concert will be in the township hall on Sunday December 17 at 2:00 o'clock. A donation of fifty dollars was made to Family and Children's Services. The worship service began with the carol "SilentNight." Helen Taylor read the Christmas story from Luke's gospel. A poem "Christmas Memories" was read by Maureen Hayter. Bonnie and Brenda Dowson sang several songs, accompanying themselves on the ukelele. Another highlight of the programme was the chapter "A Bright and Beautiful Christmas" from one of James Herriott's books, read by Helen Edythe Elliott. Youngsters perform at several events The Brucefield School graduates' ukelele band performed for a large crowd at the Co-op banquet held at the Pineridge Chalet on Wednesday evening, and received an enthusiastic standing ovation. On Saturday they played and sang for the CNIB Christmas party in Ontario Street church in Clinton, where they also received a standing ovation, and many favorable comments. Your correspondent was under the impression that it was an all - girl group, but there are two boys, David Binnendyk, who is also one of the bass players, and Roger McKinley, who is a drum- mer. 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