Zurich Citizens News, 1958-10-15, Page 3WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1958
ZURICH Ctizens NEWS
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District Women's Institutes
Zurich WI.
The Women's Institute meet in,
the 'flown Hall on Tuesday, Oct -
Ober 7 at 8 o'clock. Mrs, Harold
Thiel was appointed secretary to
finish the ,teman, of Mrs. 2V1 enno
Oeseh,
1Seealforth Womenfs Institute ex-
tended an inMtation to the local
Women's Institute to attend their
meetFng oin Tuesday; Oetober 14,
at 8.30 p.m., and to proviidte one
mnunnber.
Ani invitation was received far
all members to attend the, Fall
Rally at Coven P'resbp'ttenrian
Church in Exeter on Wednesday,
November 5.
A letter was read requesting
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:Delegates- to !attend the WI con-
vent7ion in London on October 21
are Mee. Harold Thiel and Mrs.
Jack. Bannister.
The !guesit speaker for the even-
ing was 1VDr. Ed. Wheeler, field
secretary for the Canadian Na-
tional Institute tor the. Blind. He
gave an unteresbinig and informa-
'dive address on the work d:ane
by this. Institution. Mr. Wheeler
said there are four kinds of blind -
nese, ' those who have. iborderlinte
vision guiding vidian; light recep-
tion and the large letters.
Blindness can be caused by
!accidents, ignorance, disease and
neglect which includes, malnutri-
tion, dlialbettus, cataracts, and the
,saying' "it's tao expensive". He
uatged parents to supervise their
chirnadtren when using scissors,
haws and anrows and BB !guns.
There are 61 blind persons in
Huron County. He described the
Many services !hart are available
dor the 'blind people.
The WI donated $5 to .the ONIB.
A reading, "Thanksgiving by
Tlvanksllivfing" was presented by
Mfrs. Newel Geiger. Mrs. Amacher
sang a solo, Count Your Many
Blessings" to accompany the read-
ing. Arlene Masse sang two solos,
"It's Been a Blue, Blue Day" and
"Bye, Bye Love". care M'ass'e
sang two songs, "Four Walls:" and
"My Shoes Keep 'Coming Back to
Me" and accompanied hnmsellf on
the !guitar. Mrs. Elroy Desijardine
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and Mrs. Clare •McBride gave sev-
eral musical nuanbers. The meet-
ing came to a close, and a lovely
lunch was served by the com-
mittee.
Hensall WI
Ian McArillrister spoke albonut
agriculture and Canadl:ani indust-
ries at a meeting of Hensall Wo-
men's Institute. He also showed
pictures !albout farming to illus-
trate, his talk.
'Mrs. Robert Eagle coanrnend;e'd
on the motto, "It is fine to pay
for a coop, but keep on hoeing."
Roll call was answered by naming
an industry in Huron County and
Its. location.
Plans' were outlined for a hue.
tkrip to .Ford Museum and Green-
field Village, .and arrangements
made for a turkey banquet on
"Family Night".
Miss M. Ellis gave a reading
and Mf:ss Greta Lammnie conduct-
ed a sing=song. Mrs. Carl Payne
presided for the, bazszness meeting
and Mrs. Wesley Richardson for
the program,
Hostesses were Mrs. Edward
Norminton and Mrs. R. J. Cam-
eron; program conveners, Mrs.
Walker !Carlisle and Mrs. Westley
Rielhardson.
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Problems with Mr. Hardman. Have him
explain what MIRACLE FOOT AID has
done for others with similar ills; and show
YOU what it will do for YOU.
of you want welcome. relief from foot !pain; if you Wantto
walk better; work better; and have a happier life; see Mr.
Hardman and MIRACLE FOOT AID.
.And remember that many other body ills, such as pains in
leg, knee and back, may be associated with a foot condition.
Lutheran Ladies
Give Gifts To
CNIB and Rally
Mrs. Howard Klapp acted as
chair lady for the October meeting
of the Lutheran Ladies A'i'd. She
opened the meeting with the
singing of "Saviour r Dike a S:hep-
heed Lead Us" and "Jesus Saviour
Pill'ot Me", foillowedi by the read-
ing of Psalm 67.
Pastor Winter gave a shoat talk
on the liife history of a great Coc-
pos:er•, Philipp Nic'bai, who com-
posed the two lovely hymns "How
Brightly Beams The [Morning" and
"Wake:, Awake for Night is Flpy-
ing" after which he lead in pray-
er.
The :president, Mrs:. Finkbeiner
took the chla>ir for the business
session. It was decided to send a
dbriataoin to the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind. A mission
gift was given to the Ladies Aid
Rally which was held in • Ayton
on, Wednesday, October 8. Two
car loads of 'Ladies (morn the organ-
ization attended the ray.
The vieitinig eomrnittee reported
making 14 calls to the suck and
shut -Ins. The secretary, M•rs. Ed.
Deters read several 'Thank You"
notes. The meeting closed with
the praying of the Lord's Prayer,
and benediction by the pastor. The
committee in ehamge served a tasty
kindle to the 35 ladies and the
pastor.
The regular meeting of the
Dashwood Woments: Institute was
held last Tuesday with the vice-
president, Mrs. Leonard Schenk,
presiding. Mrs. Mihfred Merner
and Mrs. Charles Snell were ap-
pointed delegates to the Landon
Area convention,. Mrs. Haroild (Rad-
er and Mrs. John Rader were ap-
pcl'rted a committee to obtain a
musical number for the tall rally
in Exeter. $5 was voted: for the
Canadian National Institute for
the Blind. Mrs. Sydney Baker
and Mrs. Arnold Kuntz- were ap-
pointed leaders for the 4-H Club,
"The Cereal. Shell'".
The eduction group, with Mrs.
Harold Kellerman as convener,
was in charge of the !program.
The vola .call "Reason why women
should serve on school. !boards"
proved interesting. Mrs. Ernest
Koehler commented on the motto
"A sharp tongue is the only 'edged
tool? .that grows keetner with con-
stant use."
A display of ,.autumn vegetables
and fruit was very beautiful. Mrs.
Latta Taylor also displayed work
books from Grades 3, 4 and 5.
Mrs. Jack Robichaud, Grand
Bend, was guest speaker and
showed pictures of countries over-
seas taken when she and her hus-
band, who. is in the Canadian
Army, were stationed 1n Germany.
Mrs. Kellerman conducted a
whistling contest and Mrs. Elvin
Rader conducted a silent auction,
which realized over $9 fcharge
'treasury. The group an
served lunch and the meeting clos-
ed with "The Queen."
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MONDAY„ OCTOBER 20
10 a.m. — 8 p.m.
Zurich Lutheran
Ladies Attend
District Rally
Two ear leads. of ladies from
Zurich, Lutheran Church attended
the ninth tannuai ,rally of the Lad-
ies .Aid Society of the Stratford
and Hanover Districts of the Can-
ada Synod, which was held on
Wednesday, October 8, in Triality
iEvanlgeliical Lutheran C h u r c h,
A•yttbn.
Words of welcome were given
by Mrs:. John Becker, presidentt
of the Ayton: society; Eno Seim,
vice-president of the church coon-
cel and Cecil' Ellis., reeve of the
Township of Normandy.
The theme of the rally being
"Let Your Lamps. Be Bright" was
given through, "Demotion to His
Word", by Mrs. Douglas, Niekle,
Wiar'ton, Through "Obedience to
His Will:" by Mrs. Laurence Koch,
Gopwanstavwn. Through, "Reliance
on His Grace", by the Aylmer sac- .
iety.
The mission gifts were given too
Christ Lutheran Mission Congrre-
ggation in Peterborough; their
pastor baling Rev. Herbent Gaist-
meier.
The Rev, G. F. Oelsner, Elm-
wood, gave the closing devotions.
Supper was s'eeved in the base-
ment of the, church.
The Vlesper services were held
at 7.30 p.m. with Rev. Gerhardt
Becker, Ohestley, as guest speaker.
$208 Already hi
For ,CNIB Drive
Jack Bannister, chairman off the
local earcnlpaiign, for the Canadian
National Institute for the Blind,
reports that $208 has been donated
to the cause so far. The objective
is $300 for Zurich and district.
According to Mr. Bannister only
about 50 percent of the people to
whom the appeal was made have
responded. If the rest would give
a donla'ti'.on of a small amount it
would be quite easy for the cam-
paign to go over the top.
If the quota could be reached.
this year, it would murk the first
time in history that Zurich and
district reached its goal.
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