Zurich Citizens News, 1975-03-13, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1975
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MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Booge-
mans, Vicki and Scott of.
Burlington, and. Mrs. Pearl
Passmore have returned home
after spending a pleasant two
week vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs.
Robert Peck returned last Sat-
urday evening from a fifteen -
day tour to Florida, where they
visited many of the beautiful
places and attractions. On their
return, they stayed overnight
in Washington where they had
a full sight seeing tour the next
day visiting Arlington Cemet-
ery, Capital buildings the
white House, and the many
other attractions of the Nations
Capital.
W.M.S. MEETING
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall presid-
ed at the March meeting of the
WMS of Carmel Presbyterian
Church. The devotional was
taken by Mrs. Clarence Voll -
and on "The Lord's Prayer."
A recording was presented and
Mrs. Volland narrated the
meaning of the Lord's prayer.
Invitations were received from
the Zurich -Lutheran church and
the Arnold Circle Evening Aux-
iliary to the Easter Thank -Offer-
ing meeting. Following the
W.M.S. meeting, president
Mrs. Volland conducted the
Ladies Aid meeting.
UNITED CHURCH NOTES
Rev Don Beck chose as his
sermon topic "Who do you say
he is?" for the Lent IV services
of worship in Hensall United
Church on Sunday morning.
The choir sang the anthem
"In the master's steps" accomp-
anied on the organ by Mrs.
Turkheim. The baskets of flow-
ers in the church were from the
funeral of the late John Beer
last week.
UNIT IV OF U.C.W.
Unit TV of Hensall UCW met
last Thursday afternoon in the
Fellowship Hall with sixteen
members present. The unit
president, Mrs. James Mc-
Allister, chaired the meeting
and Mrs. J.C. Britton gave the
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devotional on the subject
"Forgiveness."
Reports were given from the
recent Iluron-Perth Presbyterial
annual meeting in Listowel by
Mrs. T. Sherritt, Mrs. Britton
and Mrs. Earle Rowe. Mrs.
McAllister gave a brief talk
recognizing that 1975 is Inter-
national Women's Year, she
discussed women in today's
society and then compared this
with the role of women in the
New Testament history.
During February unit memb-
ers made thirty-three visits to
the sick and shut-ins. Two imp-
ortant upcoming dates,are, the
start of quilting on March 18,
and the thank offering meeting
on April 3.
UNIT II OF U.C.W.
"Irish Night" was observed
by Unit II of Hensall UCW for
their March meeting on Mon-
day evening at the church. Pat
Venner was in the chair and
opened the meeting with a poen
she had composed "Spring
Things."
The devotional was conduct-
ed by Diane Gerstenkorn. A
reading "Linings of silver."
was read and the devotional
concluded with a hymn. Janis
Bisback favoured everyone with
an Irish melody "When Irish
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eyes are smiling" accompanied
on the piano by Brenda Pepper.
Sixteen members answered the
roll call with a verse containing
"Forgive." A 10¢ fine was paid
by anyone not wearing green.
Grace Drummond thanked all
who had helped at the Local
Leaders 4-1-1 Training school,
at the UCW lunch after the
church service, and the luncheo
for the minister's meeting.
She gave a short report of
the Hurnn-Perth Presbytery
meeting describing two demon-
strations given (1) The union of
the church since union in 1925,
and (2) the Great Debate re:
women in the church.
The next meeting is to be
a pot luck supper and everyone
is to bring a friend. Anne
Brock reported on the proceeds
from the minister's luncheon.
Grace Drummond read an art-
icle from the United Church
Observer entitled "Onward into
Battle" for the topic and Pat
Venner closed the meeting with
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All members gathered to make
Easter bunnies as favours for the
Nursing Horne at Easter. A del-
icious lunch was served by Anne
Brock and Helen MacLean.
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Obituary
PRESTON R. LEMMON
Preston R. Lemmon, of
London, formerly of the Hensall
area, passed away at St.
Joseph's Hospital, in London
on Thursday, March 6, in his
53rd year.
Surviving are his wife, Marg-
aret, andone daughter, Patric-
ia, of London, one brother How-
ard of Exeter, and four sisters,
Mrs. Leona Parke, Hensall,
Miss Viola Lemmon, Toronto,
Mrs. Clarence Volland, Hen-
sall and Mrs. Olive Marshman
of Mississauga.
The late Mr. Lemmon rested
at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel
in Hensall until Sunday, when
funeral service was held with
Rev. Don Beck officiating.
Interment in Baird's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Keith Voll -
and, Glenn Nixon, Donald
Volland, Bob Lem>non, Bob
Kerslake and John Kennedy.
Flowerbearers were Gerald
Volland and Bob Thomas.
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