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ZU'RirI Citizens NEWS
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Makes Donations' ful year
Turkheim,reported a very success -
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• nominating committee, Mrs.
�o Various Organizations in Church Ted Steinbach, Mrs. William Day-
Theidson and Mrs. Ray :Fisher, report -
Mrs. Loretta Weida opened the ed that the officers for the com-
• • •
December meeting of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid with the singing of
hymn, "Rejoice All Ye Believers"
and "0 Come, 0 Come, Emman-
uel". The responsive reading of
Psalm 67 was followed by a pray-
er.
A piano solo was given by Cath-
erine Gackstetter. Wanda Lawr-
ence gave a reading entitled "In
As Much",
The president, Mrs. A. Fink-
beiner took the chair for the busi-
ness. The secretary, Mrs, Ed. Da -
tars gave the minutes of the last
meeting, also reading several th-
ank
you
m membersno thee dona-
tionschurch. with
Zurich Brownies,
Guides Receive
New Members
At an impressive ceremony on
Thursday night in the town hall,
conducted by Brown Owl Mrs.
Earl Rowe, Hensall, three Tween-
ies were inducted as members of
the Brownie Pack in Zurich. The
girls were Marilyn Gascho, Judy
Masse, and Marcia Merrier.
In a special flying up ceremony
Brownie Shirley Flaxbard was gra-
duated from the ranks of a
Brownie to a Girl Guide. The fly -
up from Brownies to Guides is the
highest honour which can be be-
stowed upon a girl in Girl Guide
work.
The third ceremony of the night
was the enrolling of Carol Erb
as a Lieutenant in the Girl Guide
company.
The leader of the Brownie pack
in Zurich is Brown Owl Mona Ty-
ler, while the Guides are led by
Captain Kaye Webb. Brown Owl
Tyler has as her assistant Tawny
Owl Anne Flaxbard, while Capt-
ain Webb is assisted by Lieutenant
Carl Erb. Mothers of the girls who
joined the Brownie Pack were pre-
sent at the special ceremony.
A letter was received from the
United Lutheran Church in Leam-
ington acknowledging the param-
ents that had been sent to them
by the organization.
Good cheer boxes will again be
packed for the sick and shut ins
of the congregation. Donations are
to be sent to the parsonage by
December 21.
A donation of $25 will be given
Leagueby the Ladies
of te church, al Aid to the Luther
$25
to the ,junior choir towards pur-
chasing gowns. A carol service
is being prepared by the junior
choir to be held on December 14,
with the proceeds to go towards
gowns.
A cheque will be given to the
senior choir to purchase 22 new
gowns.
Pastor Winter conducted the
meeting for the annual reports
and election of officers. Minutes
of the last annual meeting were
read by the secretary, Mrs. Ed.
Datars. The president, Mrs. A.
Finkbeiner, gave a report on the
activities and achievements in the
past year. The treasurer, Mrs. A.
Geo. R. Hartman
will attend
ing year will be: president, Mrs.
A. Finkbeiner; vice-president, Mrs.
Lewis Thiel; secretary, Mrs, Ed.
Deters; treasurer, Mrs. A. Turk -
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