Zurich Citizens News, 1975-10-16, Page 2Page 2 - Zurich Citizens News, October 16, 1975
(intended for last week)
The October Thanksgiv-
ing meeting of the United
Church Women was held on
Monday, October 6, in the
Fellowship Hall. About 60
ladies attended, including
guests from the Kippen
UCW and ladies from St.
Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich.
Guest speaker was Rev.
Bert Daynard of Staffa and
chairman of the Huron -Perth
Presbytery who took us on a
delightful arm -chair trip
through Kenya Country in
Africa. He explained that
although the equator runs
through Kenya, the climate is
varied and mostly pleasant,
not a burning heat as most
people imagine.' His pictures
took us from the dry areas of
the Indian Ocean coast up
through the pleasant pasture
lands to the top of the mount-
ains, the highest peaks of
which are snow-covered at
all times. As well as the clim-
atic regions his pictures ill-
ustrated the flowers and anim-
als found in this region,
all told in a delightfully
informal, yet impresive man-
ner.
President Shirley McAll-
ister chaired the meeting,
opening with an Autumn
poem. In keeping with the
Thanksgiving theme, Helyn
Drysdale read the 107 Psalm
and left us with inspiring
thoughts from her meditat-
ion of "A Gift of Gratitude."
Hymns of Thanksgiving were
sung during the devotional.
During the business sess-
ion the president announced
that the South Huron Fall
Regional meeting will be held
in Crediton this month on
the 15th; the theme will
be "Thanks to God."
Letters were read from
Gwen Whilsmith inviting all
to hear Mrs. Lillian Dickson
speak at Caven Presbyterian
Church on October 23 and the
Goderich Psychiatric Hospit-
al requesting volunteer work-
ers. It was decided to donate
all the profits from the Annual
Beef Barbecue to the "Special
Window Fund" for our church
Unit II reported that the Dom -
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of Waterloo would be coming
to give a concert in the Sanct-
uary at 8:30 p.m. on Novemb-
er 11 as a special project
to celebrate fifty years of the
United Church.
The program was chaired
,by Jessie McAllister who
opened the program by read-
ing a poem entitled "Heart
Gifts" and then introduced
the Rev. Daynard. A piano
selection was contributed
by Barbara McCurdy. Rev.
Daynard was thanked for his
talk by Mona Alderdice and
Jyce Pepper gave special
thanks to all who had helped
during the evening. The meet-
ing closed with the Bene-
diction and a delicious lunch
was enjoyed by all.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
President Hilda Payne
chaired the October meeting
of the Women's Institute
when Zurich Institute were
entertained. Speaker, Rev.
Don Beck spoke on Family
Relationships describing
the world as a village and
pointing out our responsibil-
ities to other nations. Beauti:
ful pictures of a trip to Scot-
land taken last summer were
shown by Mrs. Marjorie
Blue, and a draw fora quilt-
ed cushion and wastepaper
basket were won by Mrs.
Vera Brintnell and Mrs. Joyce
Pepper respectively. Mrs.
Eric Luther sang two num-
bers accompanied by her
husband on the piano.
In the business session it
was decided to donate $20.
to the CNIB. No one wanted
to attend the Senior Leaders
Training school on veg-
etables in Clinton. A letter
from the C.A.S. Bursary
Fund was read an an excel-
lent report of the County
Rally held in Belgrave was
given by Marg Ingram.
Members are urged to write
to the Royal COmmission on
violence if they are against
violence on T.V.Courtesy
remarks were given by Hazel
Corbett. The meeting closed
with a delicious lunch served
by hostess Winnie Skea, Susie
Purdy and their committee.
HENSALL SALES BARN
Supply consisted mainly
of 'heifers. Demand was
active and prices were up.
Fat cattle; Heifers $41.50 -
$49.60; Steers, $48. - $53.75;
Pigs, Weanlings $43. - $53.;
Chunks $55. - $60:50. Phone 23.1.2433 , Exeter
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs, John Reid
were entertained by their
family on October 4 with a
small dinner party at the Bay-
view Inn, St. Joseph and later
at a reception at the Hensall
Legion Hall to celebrate
their 35th wedding anniver-
sary. About thirty couples
danced to music provided
by disc jockey Bob Duard,
and the couple were pres-
ented with a beautiful colour-
ed family group photograph
avid two bouquets of flowers,
gifts from the family and
friends present.
NOTICE
THE PRESSY FAMILY ,
FUND ASSOCIATION
DONATIONS MAY BE LEFT AT
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HENSALL
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COUNTY OF HURON
TENDERS FOR TRUCKS
TRACTORS AND CAR
Separate sealed tenders on
forms and in envelopes avail-
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will be received until 4:00
p.m. on:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
1975
for the following:
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trucks
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Trade-ins will be offered.
J.W. Britnell, P. Eng.,
Huron County Engineer,
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
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