Zurich Citizens News, 1975-01-23, Page 3THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1975
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Mr. and Mrs. Tony Peters-
Gagel, of Goderich visited on
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sun Roobal.
Mrs. Anthony Van Dyke of
Three Rivers, Quebec, is pres-
ently a house guest with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobal. She has
been visiting her daughter and
other relatives in Wyoming and
Goderich, and will be leaving
the Roobals to spend the winter
months with her daughter in
Chatham before returning to
Three Rivers, Quebec in the
spring.
Leonard Erb of Hensall and
Ehnore McBride of Exeter,
members of the Hay Mutual
Fire Insurance Company attend-
ed a Fire Insurance Adjusters
Course in Bolton this past week.
A surprise farewell party was
held recently for Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Brock at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brintnell.
The evening was spent playing
cards, and a social hour follow-
ed. The address was read by
Mrs. Jack Brintnell and Mrs.
Alvin Cole presented the
couple with a gift to which they
replied fittingly.
UNIT II
Unit II of Hensall UCW met
on Monday evening at the
church. Sadie Hoy acted as
Chairman and opened the
meeting with a New Years
thought, taken from Revelat-
ions. Eleanor Mansfield gave
the devotional using scripture
from John. Her meditation was
entitled "Hats off to the past,
coats off to the future." This
was followed by prayer and a
hymn.
Peggy Forrest gave the study,
which was prepared by Fran
Mickle. It was an article from
the Readers Digest on Dr.
Bethune. In 1972 he was decl-
ared by the Canadian Govern-
ment that his life was to be of
National historic significance.
The business consisted of the
Annual meeting and pot luck
dinner on January 29, at 6:30;
UCW church service on Febru-
ary 23, with Rev. Ann Graham
Langford as the guest speaker;
the World Day of Prayer,
March 7 at 3 p.m. in Hensall
United Church. The roll call
was answered by 15 members
by paying dues and relating a
New Year's thought. Corresp-
ondence read was thank -you
notes from Ann Brock and
Diane Gerstenkorn. Sadie Hoy
closed the meeting with prayer
and the Hostesses Jeanette Tur-
ner and Elsie Carlile served a
tasty lunch.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
The regular meeting of St.
Paul's Anglican Church Women
was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Miss Olive
Petty. The President Mrs.
Anderson opened the meeting
with a prayer followed by the
L'ord's Prayer. The minutes
were read and approved.
Roll call was answered with
a New Year's text. Thank -you
notes from those receiving
Christmas boxes were read,
also a letter from prayer part-
ner, Captain Corey. Olive
Petty gave the study book
"Don't put faith in money."
Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. Ander-
son read the scripture. A soap
contest was enjoyed by all.
Everyone repeated the closing
prayer.
U.C.W. MEET
An evening service was held
at St, Paul's Anglican Church
on Sunday. Rev. G.A. Ander-
son based his sermon on the
miracle performed at Cana of
' Galilee. This miracle was
performed for a double purpose,
first it affected the well being
of the host in that it saved
embarrassment of supplies
running short. Secondly the
miracle acted as a sign to show
fort-. Jesus as the son of God,
so that men might see and bel-
ieve. The greatest event and
truth of this story is the fact
that the faith of the deciples
was strengthened. The deciples
believed in him because
they saw the power of God.
The great lesson to be learn-
ed by this story, is the differ-
ence Christ makes, just as
Jesus caused the water to be
turned into wine, he also is
able to change our dull lives
and to give us a new joy of
living.
The Forrest Orchestra acc-
ompanied the singing of the
hymns, and also played "We
have an anchor." Following
the service, the Annual Vestry
meeting was held. The treasur-
er reported -a very successful
year with all obligations being
met.
Officers for W75 are; Rectors
Warden, E.J. Roberts; Peoples
Warden, Clark Forrest; Lay
Delegate to Synod, Frank For-
-rest; Vestry Clerk, Mrs. E.J.
Roberts; treasurer, Mark Russell;
;Church Care, Mrs. A. Reid;
;Organist, Mrs. Frank Forrest.
OBITUARY
KEITH W. PRESSEY
Keith W. Pressey passed away
suddenly at his residence at
R.R.2 Kippen on January 16,
in his 48th year.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Elva Chambers,
four sons, Calvin, Brian, Barry,
Paul, at home; three daughters,
Mrs. Robert (Lynda) Batkin,
Owen Sound, Marsh and Karen
at home. Also surviving are his
mother Mrs. Laila Pressey,
Brownsville, two brothers,
Norman, Tillsonburg, Phineas,
• Brownsville; one sister, Mrs.
Murray (Marie) Bowes, St.
Catherines, and one grand-
daughter.
The late Mr. Pressey rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Home in
Hensall until Friday evening and
thence to the H.A. Ostrander
Funeral Hoene in Tillsonburg
where funeral service took place
on January 2 0. Interment in
Tillsonburg cemetery.
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