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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-11-26, Page 12Me 12 -Zurich Citizens News, November 26, 1975 Grand Bend WI study e ucatin The Grand Bend Women's Institute met Thursday after- noon in the town hall, with president Mrs. Nola Taylor presiding. Twenty three ans- wered the roll call by 'telling, "Ways to improve your education when school days are over." Mrs. John Allister who is convener of Education and Cultural activities, spoke on the motto "It takes a heap of loving to make a house a home." She introduced guest speaker Mrs. Lawrence Mason who spoke on Education. She quoted parts of books by Peter Evans and Michelle Lansberg. She told us that public systems are aware that moral development is • an important educational objective and under the British North American Act of 1867 the ed- ucation of Indians and Eskimos controlled by the Ottawa government, where other formal education is controlled by each province . Group I reported making over $20 at the social evening they held. Mrs. Ed Gill reported on the fall board meeting held in Hensall November 4. It will be Grand Bend WI turn to choose the exhibit for fair competition next year. Mrs. Raymond Kading re- ported on the London area convention which she and Mrs. Ed Gill attended in October. Discussion followed on the third annual craft fair and bake sale which the WI is sponsoring, November 29 at the Anglican Parish hall. Lunch hostesses were- Mrs. Leroy Bartieau and Mrs. Lillian Brown. UCW ANNUAL The United Church women held their annual meeting and election of officers Tuesday evening in the SS rooms. Presi- dent Mrs. Jack Eagleson, pre- sided. The worship service was conducted by Mrs. Bill Sturde- vant. Fier theme was "Nature's trees," and mentioned the many times trees are referred to in the Bible. She read the poem "Only God can make a tree." She illustrated trees with slide pictures of trees she saw on various trips and around Grand Bend. - +++ A safety belt is the best way to keep from leaving the scene of an accident. +++ Historians tell it like it was! Reports were handled in and this was highlighted by each one lighting a candle for the SOth anniversary cake. It was reported that 1975 was the best financial year that the UCW has ever had. The 50th anniversary project of multiply your talents money was handed in and totalled over $200.00. A gift of money was voted to Mrs. Lorne Wright for 10 years faithful service as treasurer. Officers elected for 1976 were as follows: president, Mrs. Jack Eagleson, vice-president Mrs. Lawrence Mason; secretary Mrs. Ken Roberts; corresponding sec- retary Mrs. Leroy Bariteau, treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Wright; pianist Mrs. Gerald Kading; card convener Mrs. Ed Gill. Afternoon unit co -leaders Mrs. Sid Duril, Mrs. Allan Miller. manse committee Mrs. Bob Keyes, Mrs. Gerry Love, Mrs. William Blewett, rep on Board of Stewards, Mrs. Bill Sturde- vant; rep. on official board Mrs. Jack Eagelson; steward- ship and finance Mrs. Bill Stur- devant friendship and welfare Mrs. Bill Brenner. Social Mrs. Jim Love and Mrs. Allan Walper; flowers Mrs. Carman Lovie and Mrs. N. Wilson; nominations Mrs. Bob Jennison, Mrs. Manford Luther; providing for visiting ministers, Mrs. Susie Devine, Mrs. Clarke Kennedy; membership and visiting, press and publicity, Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Lillian Brown and Mrs. Bill Sturdevant, when' they all enjoyed the anniversary cake for lunch. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Kennedy, attended a retirement party last Friday evening, at the Ukrainian hall on Adelaide Street, London, sponsored by the Cus- toms and Excise Co. of London at which four retirees were honored. Mr. Kennedy was one of the retirees, and they each received a pair of engraved silver wine goblets. Following the dinner party, the social time was spent dancing. BETTER BATTER The Grand Bend Better Batter Bread Beaters, No. 1 4-H club girls, held their 4th meeting, Thursday evening at Mrs. J. Smeekens home. Nine girls answered roll call, "To bring and show a food label from a convenient yeast product used in your home." At this meeting they made rich roll dough in various shapes, and baked and ate them. The reporter said they were delicious. The leaders showed the girls GIFT PRESENTED - One of the highlights of the "wild game dinner" sponsored by the Grand Bend and District Chamber of Commerce on Friday night was the presentation of a gift from the Chamber to secretary manager Tom Webster. Seen above at the presentation are Bert Albertson, Mrs. Albertson, Mrs. Webster, Tom Webster and Mrs. Ralph MacKinnon. how to make sour dough starter and they are to bake a loaf from' this starter and bring it to the next meeting. Notes were read from the food guide. Next week's meeting at the same place, Tuesday evening 7 p.m. COUSINS REUNION Mrs. Wilfred Mathers, London Mrs. Bill Love, Mrs. John All- ister, Mrs. Newton Hayter, Mrs. Beatrice Eaglejon and Mrs. Tom Cox of St. Marys, all met Friday at the hone of their cousin Mrs. Olive Webb, for a reunion dinner and visiting. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Love spent a fcw days in Toronto last week with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Love, Holly and Stewart, and also attended the Royal Winter Fair. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Dobson of Dungannon visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton and other friends in town. A wedding of interest was solemnized at the United church in Lindsay when Jean Mickie, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs. T. L. Lauzon was united in marriage to John B. Turnbull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Turnbull, Rev. Dorsch officiated. Wedding attendants were Mrs. Blanche Lozon and Donald Lozon. Wedding date was Thursday November 13. At the regular morning worship service at Grand Bend United Church Rev. Harley Moore conducted installation service for UCW executive leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear attended the Fenton-Wszola wedding last Saturday in Dea- born Michigan. The Wszola's are summer residents of Sout- cott Pines. HEIM RI CH 'S LUNCH AND VARIETY "Need ideas for Christmas gifts?" Shop at Heirnrich's For *Giftware *Toys *Jewellery by Coro & Vendome *Small Children 's Wear *Cosmetic Gift Sets for Men and Women "Cameras `Watches "Calculators *Party Needs ".Special Christmas Cards POP SPECIAL PEPSI 26 3/99r — NON -RET. PHONE HEY KIDS!! Tired of sandwiches for lunch. 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