HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-06-22, Page 7UCW hear of Japan
Japan, a country of opposites,
of the old and new mixed, of
modern buildings and olden idols,
of customs linked with traditional
religions yet a loss of belief in
religion, was described by word
and slides by Miss Ann Reuber of
Stratford at an all entertainment
evening of the UCW • of Hensall
United Church. About seventy-
five guests were present from
Chiselhurst United Church,
Kippen U.C., Brucefield U.C.,
Goshen U.C., Zurich Emmanuel
U.C, and. Zurich Lutheran
Church, and all enjoyed the
beautiful slides of crowded
streets, parks, churches,
mountains and modern ar-
chitecture illustrated as well as
the humorous and descriptive
way Miss Reuber described her
life for three and a half years of
teaching in a girls school in
Japan.
The meeting opened with a few
words from the Vice -President
Mrs. Grace Drummond and
following that Mrs. Ken Elder,
Mrs. Doug Cook and Mrs.
Howard Scone conducted a
devotional on Faith, Doubt and
Reassurance.
During the program, musical
numbers by Mrs, Jerry Moffatt,
Kippers and Mrs. Grant St. John,
Hensall, were enjoyed. The of-
fering was given to the United
Church of Canada Mission Fund,
the organization which sent Miss
Reuber to Japan.
Following the meeting all
adjourned to the Fellowship Hall
to enjoy a social hour
Livestock Sales
Supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers; demand was
active and prices were steady.
Fat cattle; heifers $38.00-$42.75,
top to $44.00; steers, $39.00-$43.00,
top to $44.50. Pigs; weanlings
$34.25-$41.50, chunks $42.50-
$51.00, •
ALBERT AND PEARL KALBFLEISCH
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch, the eldest married couple in Zurich,
celebrated their 50th Anniversary on Sunday. Miss Jody Brokenshire
and Kathy Merner, granddaughters of the hostesses Mrs. Lorne Klopp
and Marg Johnston, received relatives and had them register in the
guest book. A family dinner of 100 was served at the Zurich community
centre in honor of the occasion on Sunday afternoon. Uncle Albert, as
he is well known, and Aunt Pearl received many wishes of happiness
from MP Robert McKinley and his wife Audrey, MPP Jack Riddell,
Deputy Reeve Claire Deichert and Reeve of Zurich Fred Haberer. Dr.
Archie MacKinnon quite capably performed the duty of Master of
Ceremonies asking 'several relatives to speak. Also, special guest Mr.
Lloyd O'Brien who worked for Johnston and Kalbfleisch for 23 years
spoke of past times. Godson Edward Deichert offered prayer and all
relatives offered grace in song before the delicious smorgasbord
dinner. Professor Herb Kalbfleisch spoke of many occasions with his
brother Albert and wife Pearl. This brought back many memories and
much humor and on behalf of all relatives he presented a gold plaque.
Humor was added when Ron Heimrich presented them with a bronze
pipe and matchholder. Uncle Albert with his clear mind spoke many
words of gratitude. Albert and Pearl were married in 1927 at the
Lutheran Church by Rev. Rembey. The late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haberer
were Maid of Honor and Groomsman and Albert and Pearl lived in
Zurich all their lives.
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Citizens News, June 22, 1977
Page 7
Centennial Anniversary
The one-hundredth an-
niversary was celebrated at St.
Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall,
with many former members
attending and renewing
acquaintances. Also in attendance
was the Right Reverend G. H.
Parke -Taylor M.A. D.D. Suf-
fragan Bishop and Robert
McKinley M.P. Rev. G. A.
Anderson was in charge of the
service and the Forrest orchestra
played. Dr. M. B. Parker, a
former rector, read the first
lesson from 1 Chronicles, chapter
29, verses 6-19 and the sermon
was given by the Right Reverend
W. A. Townshend D.D. L.L.D.
Retired Suffragan Bishop of
Huron. Mrs. Roland McCaffrey
sang two solos. A social hour was
spent following the service.
King
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