Zurich Citizens News, 1958-05-14, Page 3WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1858
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STADE and WEIDO
ZURICH
WI Conducts Special Mother's Day
Program; Honour Oldest Mother
The May meeting of the Zurich
Women's Institute was held an
May 6, in the Town: Hall, with a
very good attendance. The meet-
ing opened with the Institute Ode,
followed by the Lord's Prayer and
Mary Stewart Collect.
Mrs, Menno Oesch, who occup-
ied the chair, welcomed the visit-
ors and the new Canadian ladies;
after which she gave a paper, on
"Mother" ---"What She means to
the Home". Lorne Arnecher ren-
dered .two very fine solos "God
Give Us Homes" and "Sundown".
He was accompanied on the piano
by his .mother.
Mrs. William Hay gave a read-
ing on "Mothers" emphasising the
thought that girls are quite the
same now as their mothers were.
Mrs. Robert Simpson, from
Hensel], gave a talk an Mother's
Day. She felt that Mother's Day
should be every day of 'the year.
Mrs. Newell Geiger gave some
fine ,poems in harmony with the
theme of the program "Mothers."
Mrs. John Manson, the oldest
mother in the society, was part-
icularly honoured.
Mrs. Meana Oesoh called Mrs.
Manson, to the .front where a
decorated chair was waiting for
her and she gave a brief outline
of Mrs. Manson's life.
She was born. December 7, 1881,
and was the oldest member of a
family of ten, eight girls and two
brays and they are all living now,
with the exception of one sister.
Mrs. Manson who was Mary Ken-
nel, was, and still is, a real mother
to all her brothers and sisters and
all down the years has shown. a
keen, helpful Christian way of liv-
ing to all those near and dear
to her.
She was married May 11, 1910,
to John Manson at Varna. Rev.
Thomas Davidson officiating.
Mrs. Manson has always been
a loving ikinid mother to five boys
and two .girls, Gordon; Lorne
(who died when on a trip to the
west), William; Isobel; Donald;
Russell and Beatrice.
She was an Institute member in
Blake before joining the Zurich
society. Mrs. Manson: has ,been a
faithful member here for over 40
years. Irrespective of rain, sleet
or snow she has missed very few
meetings in all those years.
She was pleasantly surprised
with the gift of a beautiful orchid
as a .taken of the esteem with
which she is held by the members
and the best washes for continued
good :health, happiness and pros-
perity.
Mrs. Leonard Erb presided over
the business and Mrs. Bannister
was appointed' press correspond-
ent. The committee, Mrs. William
Hay, Mrs. Tom Meyers and Mrs.
Menno Oesoh served lunch and a
social hour was spent.
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"You Are a Stranger But Once
Boy Scout News
(By Pat O'Brien, A.S.M.)
At the last regular meeting of
Scouts, an inspection of uniforms,
shoes and hands was held. The
results were goad, .but there is
still room for improvement.
We reviewed the second class
test, which consists of six exer-
cises. Up to now we halve review-
ed the compass test, bycle test
and headlight rules. Next week
the boys will be given a chance
to pass their test for their second
class badge.
At 7.30 the Scouts were given
pamphlets advertising their pap-
er drive, and they went around to
every house distributing them.
Plains were also made to have a
candy sae last Saturday, and this
was very successful.
The rate set for aur summer
camp was five dollars per week,
with a chance that it may be stili
lower if our next paper drive goes
over •well.
At the Court of Honour, held
after the meeting we discussed
what equipment will be needed
for our summer camp. The Boy
Scouts wish to thank all the peo-
ple who helped 5:n the paper drive
last week.
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