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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-04-17, Page 3THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 3 HensaH WI elect new officers The annual meetingof Hen- sall Women's Institute was held Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall. President Hilda Payne welcomed everyone, and opened the meeting in the usual form. The roll call was answered with 20 members with the payment of fees. Correspondence was a letter of appeal from the ARC Indust- ries in Dashwood asking for volunteers to help. Achievement Day will be held in Zurich on May 3 for the 4-H clubs. A donation was sent to the Ment- ally Retarded. Hilda gave some more details on the bus trip on June 23 to Elmira. Hensall 4-H girls are going to have a garden club this summer. Leaders will be Janis Bisback and Sharon Hoffman. Special guests for the evening were the Bradley family from Clinton. Mr. Bradley accomp- anied on the accordian while the children very capably ent- ertained everyone with their delightful selections. Sara Simpson read a resolut- ion that had been brought in by the Hurondale branch and some discussion was had on this subject. Jessie McAllister gave a report on the board meeting held in the United Church. The district annual will be held at Dashwood on May 15. Reports were given by the heads of each committee; Marg Ingram gave the treasurer's report and the financial state- ment; Lois Shapter gave the auditors report; Hilda Payne gave the Public relations report; Nellie Riley reported for agriculture and Canadian indus- tries; Joyce Pepper reported for citizenship and world affairs; Pearl Koehler reported on .family and consumer affair: and Sara Simpson reported on resolutions. Mrs. Papple from Seaforth conducted the installation of officers. They are; past presid- ent, Mrs. James McAllister; president, Mrs. Carl Payne; first vice president; second vice president, Mrs. Earle Shapter; secretar_y., Mrs. Peter Bisback; assistant secretary, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; treasurer, Mrs. John Ingram; assistant txeasurer, Mrs. John Skea; Tweedsmuir History, Mrs. R.M. Peck, Mrs. Robert Simp- son; press reporter, Mrs. Cecil Pepper; public relations, Mrs. Peter Bisback, Mrs. John Corb- ett; district director, Mrs. James McAllister; alternate district director, Mrs. Robert 'Simpson; branch directors, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. John Skea; card convenor, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley; pianists, Mrs. Thomas Sherritt, Mrs. Cecil Pepper. Branch standing committee convenors for Agriculture and Canadian Industries are Mrs. J.C. Britton, Mrs. Elizabeth Riley; citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Cecil Pepper, Mrs. John Corbett; education and cultural activities, Mrs. Earle Shapter, Mrs. Rose Harris family and consumer affairs, Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Walker Carlile; resolutions, Mrs. Vera Brintnell; auditors, Mrs. Ben Stoneman, Earle Shapter. Mrs. Papple brought greetings grom the F, W F.W.I.O. and closed the installation with two short verses. Hilda presented the Bradley family and Mrs. Papple with a gift. Grace Peck gave courtesy remarks. UNIT 4 OF UCW Unit IV of U.C.W., of Hensall United Church was postponed until April 7 on account of inclement weather. A quilting party started in the morning and Mrs. McAllister chaired the program in the afternoon and opened the meet- ing with a reading "Miracles." The scripture was read by Mrs. Purdy from Mark 16. The devotional was "the joy of finding the stone rolled away." This was followed by prayer by Mrs. Britton. Mrs. E. Chipchase gave the study "An Easter Message" and "Getting on the right side of Easter." She concluded with a thought for the day, the Easter The May meeting schedule was reviewed. Hostesses were Pearl Koehler and Madeline Harburn. A white elephant auction sale was held at the conclusion of the meeting, which was very much enjoyed by all. message urges Hope and Faith. Mrs. Alexander took up the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. McAllister. Miss Amy Lammie provided music on a record "The King is corning." Twenty-one ladies answered the roll and there were two visitors. Sixty-two visits were made in the past month. The meeting closed with prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Lunch was served by Mrs. Luth- er, Mrs. Harburn and the com- mittee. UNITED CHURCH NOTES The choir sang the anthem "Praise" for the service of worship in Hensall United Church Sunday morning. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Love" a gift and a demand." 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