Zurich Citizens News, 1975-03-06, Page 10THURSDAY, MARCY-I 6, 1976
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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OFA asks
for insurance
In a brief to the Ontario
Cabinet, the Ontario Federat-
ion of Agriculture (OFA) told
the ministers that it had a
choice of bringing in an Act to
permit OFA to insure the return
on production cost for their
members or face the prospect
of farms closing down and imp-
ort all food from outside, with-
in ten years.
Gordon Hill, OFA president,
said that his organization,
with 25, 000 members, nearly
all marketing organizations and
co-operatives, represents the
vast majority of Ontario's farm-
ers and will administer the ins-
urance plans with the market-
ing organizations. The prem-
ium, the brief said , would be
shared, with farmers paying one
third and the government
two thirds. Agriculture Minist-
er Stewart and Premier Davis
agreed that farmers can't be
expected to produce below cost
and stay in business.
"Even a farmer who owns
his land can no longer go
through a bad year just by
tightening,hisbelt, " Mr. Hill
said, "Specialized farming in
one or two commodities is so
common today, that if that
commodity doesn't yield the
price expected at the time the
crop is sown, the farmer has
no others to fall back on."
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Varna News
The United Church Women's
meeting has been cancelled
until Thursday, March 13.
The World's Day of Prayer
meeting will be held on Friday
March 7 in Varna United
Church.
The families of Varna and
Goshen United Churches are
holding a skating party on
March 16 at the Hensall arena.
They will return to Varna
church for refreshments.
Communion service will be
held at Varna United Church
on Sunday, March 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldie Mustard
have returned home from Flor-
ida.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
A.C. BLACKWELL, B.A., 13, D.,
PASTOR
Mrs. Audrey Haberer, Organist
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
10: a.m. - Worship Service
10:45 a.m. -Sun Church School
Wednesday Evenings 8 p.m.
Lenten Service
Everyone Welcome
Lakeview- Conservative
Mennonite Church
MERLIN BENDER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
10 a.m. Sunday School
11: a, in . Church Service
8 p.m. - Church Service
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Prayer and Bible Study.
O the depth of the riches
Both of the wisdom and knowl-
edge of God!
How unseaxchable are His judge-
ments and His ways past finding
our. Romans 11:33
Everyone Welcome
Golden Glimpses
March made a rather stormy
entry over the weekend. Al-
though we expect spring to be
just around the corner at this
time of the year, all the winter
that we thought we had missed
seems to be having it's fling
now.
On Monday evening the resi-
dents enjoyed films, followed
by refreshments. We had very
little activity during the week
because of the poor weather
conditions which persisted al-
most every day. Most residents
were hoping for another outing
in the bus during the week, but
of course, weather did not
permit.
We are pleased to report
that Mrs. Jenny Hotson has ret-
urned from South Huron Hospital
Some people have inquired
as to whether or not we have
had to curtail visiting because
of a flu epidemic in some areas,
We are pleased to report that
visitors are welcome as always.
The residents are busy in
the craft room these days mak-
ing stuffed Easter bunnies and
other toys that catch the eyes
of the children. If you wish to
dispose of any remnants of fun
fur, plush or crimp, it would
About people
you know
Mr. and Mrs. James Blom-
field, of Arthur, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
William Baechler.
Miss Eunice Gascho and Miss
Dorothy Steckle were weekend
visitors with Miss Martha Gaschc
of Hamilton.
Emmanuel
United Church:
BRUCE GUY, B.A.
SUPPLY MINISTER
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
10 a,m. -Sunday School
11 a, m. - Church Service
Everyone Welcome
wommoommona
Zurich Mennonite
CLAYTON KUEPFER, PASTOR,
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
9:45 a.m.- Worship Service
10:45 a.m.-Sun Church School
MEDITATION -
Sing praise to God who reigns
above,
The God of all creation
The God of power, the God of
love
The God of our salvation
With healing balm my soul
He fills
And every faithless murmer
stills
Let us give. Him all our praise
and glory.
Ev eryomie ? cnt• o
be most welcome for this proj-
ect.
On Thursday evening bingo
was played followed by coffee.
Any person who happens to
be making a trip to Goderich
Friday afternoon or anytime
Monday who would volunteer
to transport films from the
Huron County Library, would
be very much appreciated. We
thank Mr. George Haggitt for
making the delivery this week.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
A. Blackwell of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich, in
the absence of Rev. Alex Tayl-
or of the Varna and Goshen
charge.
Group meet
(by Elizabeth Groot)
The roll call for meeting
III wq.s "show your blouse and
fabric and explain why you
chose them." There was lots
of variety of patterns and
material. The members chose
their material to suit them-
selves.
On March 14 we will be going
to the Ice Capades at 6:15.
Everyone is looking forward
to this occasion.
Our subject matter was "Suit
the Occasion." We discussed
the four, points to consider
when selecting clothes for diff-
erent occasions which are:
nurnber one, you should spend
the most money on the clothes
we wear the most; clothes for
school should be casual and
tailored in style; make one
outfit serve several occasions;
before buying, consider how
often you can wear and where
you plan to wear it, so you can
get the most use out of it. We
also discussed wardrobe harmony
With our material we were to
check it, by inaking sure it is
on the "straight of grain, "
and straight of thread. Next
week we are to have our patt-
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