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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-05-22, Page 15THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 15 News of Kippers and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bell and family spent the holiday at their • trailer home. Mr. Russell Brown, Greenway visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau recently. A number of Kippen Ladies attended the Dessert Euchre in Seaforth on Friday last. Mr. Ken McLellan delivered a trailer to Vancouver leaving on Wednesday and returned by plane on Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN If Terry misbehaves (and what boy doesn't? ), his foster mother quickly brings him into line by threatening to keep him home from school. That's the worst punishment she can think of. Nine-year-old Terry has been at school for several years now but until last term he was there in body only. He wasn't in- terested and didn't learn. Now he is in a special class, working at the upper level of Grade one. Though that is behind his age group, Terry really loves school, he wants to learn and his progress is steady. Terry is a handsome boy, Anglo-Saxon in descent. He has blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin sprinkled with freckles. He is in excellent health. When Terry was a baby, he was diagnosed as having hydrocephalus ( abnormal build-up of fluid inside the skull). The condition corrected itself and has caused no concern since then. Since Terry was not on a level with his contemporaries in school he didn't like playing with children his own age. In his frustration at not being able to keep up with them, he frequently used to lose his temper and fight. His relations with other children have now improved greatly and he can share group activities such as floor hockey. He still prefers adult company. There's nothing this youngster likes better than sharing some grown-up chores. He really works too! Terry needs a warm, understanding family who will give him much love and attention plus encouragement without pressure in his school endeavors. To inquire about adopting Terry, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, consult your local Children's Aid Society. HE LIKES GARDENING Hron idge ' cres offers you a full line of *Bedding Plants and Geraniums` ALSO: *Rose Bushes *Flowering Shrubs *Pyramid and Spreading 'Evergreens DAVID STECKLE & FAMILY R. R.2, Zurich 565-2122 1 1/2 mile west then 3 1/2 miles north OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY, MAY 18, ONLY area visited in Wroxeter last Thursday, ST. ANDREW'S U.C.W. The United Church Women of St. Andrews Murch, Kippen met May 13 with 24 members present. Mrs. David Turner opened the meeting by reading a poem "Mother's Day." The roll call was "One form of polite- ness, I admire." The following reports were given; Rose Report Mrs. Keith Lovell, Sunshine report, Mrs. Norman Dickert, Visiting and Correspondence, Mrs D.E. Kyle, Treasurer, Mrs. Bert Faber; An invitation to Brucefield 's Visitor's Day, June 3, was acc- epted and one to Carmel Presby- terian at Hensallhad to be regret- fully declined. Worship and topic was combin- ed and was in the charge of Mrs. D.E. Kyle and Mrs. David Coop- er. The theme, Healing what spiritually ails you was emphat- ically portrayed by the skit. "Tell me Doctor. " The scene took place during office hours. of two doctors. Mrs. Keith Lovell and Mrs. David Cooper. The Doctor's Nurse, Mrs. W. L. Mellis, presented several ladies with ailments; Mrs. D.E. Kyle was Mrs. Allrundown, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot was Mrs. Rush Around. Mrs. Laird Finlayson was Mrs. Raise Money, Mrs. Robert Kins- man was Mrs. Fun and Fellow- ship, Mrs. John Sinclair was Mrs. Speak Right, Mrs. Gordon Wren was Mrs. Self Conscious, Mrs. Ron McGregor was Mrs. Self Centred. The doctors diag- nosed the ills as waning memb- ership in the UCW. Mrs. David Turner then presented several passages of Scripture that people could use in tunes of personal need and in Bible Study and pre- sented the Bible as the true source in the cure and treatment of the various ills. Sue Anne Finlayson favoured with a piano selection. The offering was taken by the hostess Mrs. W.L. Mellis and the hymn of dedication was sung in unison. Plans were finalized for the Bake Sale at the church, May 31, at 3 p.m. and to send a bale to London Rescue Mission by June 8. The 50th anniversary project will be a donation to be comb- ined with the June Collection of the Sunday School and sent to one of the designated sources. A committee of three women Mrs. Keith Lovell, Mrs. Laird Finlayson, Mrs. David Cooper will assist the Stewards in paint- ing the interior cf the church KIPPEN EAST W.I. Members of Kippen East Women's Institute attending the District Annual in Dashwood May 15 were Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. G. Drummond, Mrs. R. Kinsman Mrs. Al Hoggarth, Mrs. S. Pep- per, Mrs. H. Caldwell. Kippen East had charge of a display featuring articles from countries associated with the ACWW. Kenneth Jones and Anne Bolton (continued on page 17) Zurich & District Women's Softball MEETING Thursday, May 22, at 8 P.M. ZURICH ARENA Any person 14 years and up who are interested in playing softball this season are invited to attend. -JERRY RADER h 0/1 allarkOrg EY' Sc6tg. SHORT RIB &. 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