Zurich Citizens News, 1981-06-11, Page 6Page 6
Cltizens News June 11, 1981
Hensall U.C.W. studies Korean Church, partnershi
The U.C.W. meeting o
Unit IV was held in the
Fellowship Hall of th
Hensall United Church on
Thursday, June 4 at 2:3
p.m. with Mrs. Nan Britton
presiding. She opened the
meeting with "I am like a
Garden, Lord." followed by
a hymn and the Lord's
prayer.
Mrs. Vera Lemmon had
charge of the devotional
reading verses from the
second chapter of Acts. She
f be held at Goderich on June
25 at 8 p.m. Final
arrangements 'Will be made
the the meeting on June 17.
0 The Vice -Grand gave the
visiting report and cards
sent. Thank you cards were
received from Alice Ferg
•
and Annie Reid.
Hensall
Bertha McGregor
spoke of the early Christians
in Judea and the Christian
Church in South Korea and
closed with prayer.
Mrs. Rena Caldwell gave
the study on Korea, speaking
on "Partnership being
Vital" as the theme. She also
spoke of the families coming
to Canada which started in
1976, their experiences here
and our help, to them and in
getting adjusted, and how
well they have gotten along.
Mrs. Britton read a lovely
poem "Tall Candles". The
minutes were read and the
roll call was taken with 17
members present. Mrs.
Dorothy Mickle was pianist
and secretary for the
meeting.
There were 68 visits made
for the past month by the
group.
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Myrtle
Sherritt and Mrs. Roobol
reported three birthday
cards were sent out in May.
The offering `was taken by
Mrs. Hazel Luther and
dedicated by Mrs. Britton.
The business followed when
members were reminded
about the bake sale at the
fiddler's contest and our unit
is to prepare and serve lunch
at the general meeting June
8.
The meeting in September
is to be a pot luck luncheon at
noon on the 10th and the
Chiselhurst Ladies are to be
our guests.
The meeting closed with a
hymn and prayer by Mrs.
Britton. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Roobol, Mrs. Hazel
Luther, and Mrs. Vercy
y.
Ladies auxiliary officers
The Hensall Ladies Legion
Auxiliary met on Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Beatrice
Uyl presiding.
A donation was voted to
Clinton Community
Hospital. Arrangements
were finalized for catering to
weddings in the future
months.
Nominations of officers
followed: past president:
Mrs. Beatrice Uyl;
president: Mrs. Alice
Neilands; ist vice-president:
Joan Bierling; 2nd vice-
president: Mildred
Chalmers; treasurer:
Colleen Ferris; secretary:
Donna Allan; sgt. at arms:
Iva Reid; executive: Vera
Smale and Marlene Zwaan.
The meetings will close for
the summer. Six ap-
plications were received for
membership. Lunch was
served.
Rebeka hs meet
Amber Rebekah Lodge
held their meeting on
Wednesday evening June 3,
with the Noble Grand Bertha
MacGregor presiding
assisted by the Vice -Grand
Gladys Coleman.
The inaugural meeting will
Carmel W.M.S.
The W.M.S. of Carmel
Presbyterian Church
celebrated their 91st an-
niversary on Monday June 1
when they entertained
several of the area U.C.W.
and W.M.S. ladies. Mrs.
Robert M. Bell presided for
the meeting and opened with
"Welcome" and a poem
"The Bluebird Song". Mrs.
Al Hoggarth was in charge of "
the devotional and her topic
was on "Happiness", after
reading a poem "Health of
Happiness". Mrs. Wm. H.
Bell read the Scripture
Matthew 5:1-16. Mrs.
Hoggarth gave an in-
teresting message on
"Health of Happiness" and
CCAT GRAD — John
Coleman graduated in Farm
and - Business Administration -
from Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology. He
is now employed with
U.C.O., Ilderton and is a son
of Bill and Norma Colemen,
Kippen.
closed with prayer.
Bertha MacGregor in-
troduced the guest speaker
Rev. Maureen Walters of the
Presbyterian church in Ailsa
Craig who gave a very
worthwhile message. Mrs.
Lloyd Mousseau thanked
Rev Walters and presented
her with a gift.
Mrs. Wm Brown, Seaforth,
formerly of Hensall was the
guest soloist and sang "I
Asked the Lord" ac-
companied by her daughter
Mrs. Don Tarter also of
Seaforth, who played two
numbers on the organ
"Dialogue" and "Minuetto"
by Mozart.
Persona Is
Mrs. 011ie Cooper spent the
week end visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Kyle and sons
in London and attended the
trousseau tea in honour of
Miss Patti Merner on
Saturday.
QueenswayOpen House
The staff and residents of
Queensway Nursing Home
wish to express their
gratitude to: Rev McDonald
for the church service; the
volunteers from- Zurich
Mennonite church, namely,
Sharon Gingerich, Monica
and Cindy Gingerich, Mary
and Esther Gingerich,
Marjorie and Michelle
Steckle, Doreen Oesch and
Ginny Steckle for en-
tertaining with bingo; also to
the volunteers from the
Christian Reformed Church,
namely, Alice Roosenboom,
Ann Kikkert, . Audrey
Boersma and Tena Bren-
derhorst.
Tea and coffee will be
served Sunday June 14 from
2-5 p.m. for the residents and
their visitors. Rev.
McDonald conducted the
church service accompanied
by Mrs. Mickle at the piano.
The men's high bowling
score was Neil Regan with
175 and ladies high was Mary
Parlmer with 90.
Visiting with Mrs. Wilds
were Henry and Marie
Wilds, Kay Cockwill, Olie
and Nora Dogan and
Josephine Dietrich.
Visiting with Mr.
McNaughton were Jim and
Hazel McNaughton and
Susan Purdy. Susan Purdy
also visited Vera Lammie
and Bill McKenzie. Annie
Becker, Doug and Eva
Triebner visited with Mrs.
Triebner. Mike Moss visited
his aunt, Mrs. Moss.
Don Rozendal visited with
his wife, Mrs. Rozendal.
Mrs. Alderson was visited by
her husband Roy and
daughter Mabel. Ruth
Durand and Mrs. Joyce
Kendrick visited Nell
Kendrick.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
was a guest at the Con-
firmation of her niece Miss
Kelli Schroeder in St. Peter's
Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Zurich, on Sunday
and also at the reception held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Schroeder.
Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
spent the week end in London
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Brintnell and family'
Seniors close
until fall
Mrs. Ruby Bell presided
for the Three Links Seniors
meeting on Tuesday June 2
which concludes their
meetings until September,
when it will reconvene with a
"pot -luck supper".
Date change
The date for the senior
citizens of the three links had
to be changed to June 22 to
visit Huronview. Please note
the change.
and attended the Hamblin -
Chute wedding.
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. The Sacrament of
Holy Communion will be
dispensed at the setvice
June 14 at 10:15 a.M.
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A Dramatic Demonstration
It's often assumed that people with mental or physical disabilities cannot
participate in today's complex society.
As a symbolic gesture in this International Year, we've done
something out of the ordinary: we've produced a television commercial -
just to set the record straight.
Consider this. Of the 68 people involved in our production, 42 are
mentally or physically disabled: among them, the director, the camera-
man, the set designer and the carpenters, the electrician, the make-up
artist, the sound engineer, the announcer, many of the musicians and
the man who wrote the music, who was deaf -hut is better remembered
for being Beethoven.
If you've seen the commercial, you've seen what happens when we
work together. If you haven't seen it yet, it's a dramatic demonstration
of a single simple point: disabled people should be thought of for what
they can do, rather than what they can't. Our slogan, created by a man
with a disability, sums it up and says it all: "label us able"
Ontario
Margaret Birch William Davis
Provincial Secretary for Premier
Social Development
International Year 1981
of Disabled
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