Zurich Citizens News, 1975-09-11, Page 3(by Mrs. Bertha McGregor)
LEGION AUXILIARY
The Ladies Legion Aux-
iliary met in the Legion Hall
on Tuesday evening. ' Mrs.
Wanda McClinchey, president
chaired the opening of the
meeting. Zone Commander
Mrs. Marguerite Thorndike,
Clinton of Zone CI installed
the new slate of officers for
1975-76 and also installed
a new member Marion
Wasson. After the installat-
ion the new President, Mrs.
Mona Campbell presided.
Arrangements were made
to cater to a wedding in
September. The various com-
mittees • were appointed for
the corning term. Sports offic-
er Mrs. Iva Reid gave a report
of the forthcoming sports
events, such as the Bowling
Tournament. Mrs. Campbell,
president, presented Mrs.
Wayne Beierling (nee Joan
Allan) with a gift. The Myst-
ery prize was won by Marion
Wasson and the "guessing
prize" was won by Mrs.
Jean Munn. Bingo was
played followed by refresh-
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Wheeler of Detroit visited
recently with their aunt and
uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar
Munn and attended the
Gooding -Cunningham wedd-
ing.
Miss Susan Luther won a
victory at Toronto Exhibition
when she rode Senator Firefly
to victory twice in the CNE
horse show against some of
the top horses in south-
western Ontario. "Congrat-
ulations Susan."
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap-
man spent the weekend
visiting with their scan -in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Don MacLaren. Jodi and
Brooke in Oakville.
Cpl. Doug Wein, RCMP,
Mrs. Wein and David of
Whitby, visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Parker.
Miss Dorothy Farquhar, of
Toronto, was a weekend
visitor with her mother,
Mrs. Emma Farquhar.
LODGE RE -OPENS
Amber Rebekah Lodge
re -opened for the fall term
on Wednesday evening with
the Noble, Grand Mrs. Marg-
aret Consitt presiding assist-
ed by the Vice Grand, Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor, who gave
a report of the visiting and
cards sent during the holid-
ays: The secretary, Mrs•
Leona Parke read the District
Deputy's Report, Mrs. Jean
Brydge, Brussels, for the past
year.
Cards of thanks were rec-
eived from Sisters Mrs. Ruby
Ball and Mrs. Dorothy Beat-
on, Mrs.. Irene Harnack,
Goderich, District Deputy
President for the coming year
will install the officers on
Wednesday, October 1,
Arrangements were made
to put a booth in at Mrs.
Walker's sale. Sisters Mrs,
Irene Blackwell P.N.G and
Mrs. Aldeen Volland Jr.,
P.N.G., who attended the
Rebekah Assembly in Toronto
in June gave a detailed rep-
ort of the Sessions they att-
ended. Mrs. Olga Chipchasc
R.S.N.G. reported attending
0 reception for Mrs. sheIcn
Sheppard, Ontario Assembly
President in North Bay.
"Birthday Greetings"
were extended to Sisters
Dorothy Parker, Warden;
Olga Chipchasc, R.S.N.G.
Irene Blackwell, L.S.N.G.;
Inez McEwen 1.G.; Pearl
Shaddick, Annie Reid and
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Vera Lemmon, Color Bearer.
Following the meeting a
"Pot Luck Lunch" was
enjoyed by all.
Miss Debbie Gooding R.N.
of London visited recently
with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Munn.
- Miss Joan Goddard has
taken up residence at Trenton
College. in Peterboro where
she will reside for the corning
term.
115TH ANNIVERSARY
Rev Don Beck conducted
,the 115th anniversary service
in Chisclhurst Church on
Sunday, which was largely
attended by members, form-
er members and friends.
The church was decorated
with gladioli throughout.
Rev. Harold Currie, former
minister was the guest speak-
er, the text was from Act
II, the sermon subject was
"Celebrating, What?"
The guest soloist Miss Mar-
ion Holley, of Winnipeg
sang "Is There to he a 1'o-
morro v?" The 1-iuronia choir
sang "Standing on the Prom-
ises." Contemplation"
and "O Worship the King"
accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Moffatt and directed by Mrs.
Marion Mac('affrcy. Miss
Adios ac•companied during
tl'ie service. Guests were pres-
ented with a history of the
church by Stewart Brister.
Following the service a social
hour was enjoyed and old
acquaintenances renewed
and refreshments served to
all.
Rev. Wilfred Jarvis con-
ducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day at 9 a.m. Service will
be held at the hour of 9
a.m. during September.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Reed, Miss-
issauga, Mrs. Laura Hubbert,
Toronto spent the weekend
here with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Sararus and visited their
mother Mrs. E. Sararas.
Mr. Earl Campbell who
recently underwent surgery
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Lnndon returned to his home
un Friday.
Mrs. Harry Horton who has
been a patient in South
Huron Hospito!. Exeter for
the past several months ret-
urned to her home this week.
Mr.. Jerry McClinchey of
Brantford spent the weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs
Rigal. Mc•ClincheN.
Husbands who come home late
for meals often get scraps in-
stead.
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