Zurich Citizens News, 1973-04-26, Page 9THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1973
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 9
News f Grand Bend
CORRESPONDENT
The Golden Age Club's meet-
ing opened with the usual sing-
song, after which arrange, emts
were completed for our May
2 Pot Luck Luncheon. Regular
meetings will be discontinued
for the summer. However, a
mid -summer picnic was discus-
sed and tentative plans were
made. The program committee
read several articles, including
"The Soldier's Bible, " "Johnny's
Retirement" and "Tried Them
Yesterday." The balance of the
afternoon consisted of games
and lunch.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
After an enjoyable Pot Luck
Luncheon the Women's Institute
held their annual meeting for
election of officers on Thursday
at the Village Hall. After the
yearly reports by the convenors,
President, Mrs. Gill asked
Mrs. Bariteau to take over for
the election. After a talk on
the value of the Women's Instit-
ute, the following slate of off-
icers was installed. Past Presid-
ent, Mrs. Ed Gill; president,
Mrs. Alec Hamilton; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Frank Plumb;
Ass't sec -treasure, Mrs. Jeanne
Kading; district director, Mrs.
Ed Gill; Alternate district dir-
ector, Mrs. Hugh Morenz;
branch directors, Mrs. Wellwood
Gill, Mrs. William Lovem
Mrs. Vern Ridley, Mrs. Arthur
About People
You Know ...
Mr. and Mrs. George Suplat
spent Easter with relatives in
Wallaceburg.
Mrs. Mary Waters and Emily,
of Ottawa, visited with friends
in Zurich over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. William Mern-
er and family, of London
visited relatives and friends in
Zurich over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller,
and family spent Easter week-
end in Windsor with the former's
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Labute.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowden,
of Toronto spent Easter weekend
with Mrs. Anne Turkheim and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinnin
spent Easter at their cottage
at Pointe Au Baril.
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MBILR'1 BEND Paszcc
SUNDAY, APRIL 29
10 a.m. - Sunday School
11 a.m. - Worship Service
Every Wednesday Evening —
i9:OO p.ta.—Bible Study and
Prayer :-eating
e invite -you to woraTmip with w
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
Rev. A.C. Blackwell, B.A.,
M. Div. - Pastor
Organist - Mrs. Audrey Flaberer
SUNDAY, APRIL 29
10 a.m. Worship Service
10:45a.m. Sun. Church School
Bveryorie
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FRANK PLUMB
Finkbeiner.
Public relations officer, Mrs.
Les Adams; auditors, Mrs. Don
Hendrick, Mrs. Nola Taylor.
Curator of Tweedsmuir History,
Mrs. Jeanne Kading. Book
committee, Mrs. Don Hendrick,
Mrs. Ed Gill, Mrs. Susie Devine;
Mrs. F. Plumb. Pianists, Mrs,
Charles Reeves, Mrs. Mansel
Mason.
Standing committee conven-
ors, Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. Carman Lovie;
Citizenship and World Affairs,
Mrs. Frank Plumb, education
and cultural activities, Mrs.
Susie Devine; family and con-
sumer affairs, Mrs. Nola Taylor;
resolutions, Mrs. L.A. Bariteau;
horticulture, Mrs. Colin Love;
The outgoing president, Mrs.
Ed Gill and secretary -treasurer
Mrs. Hugh Morenz were present-
ed with a gift each by the new
president, Mrs. Alec Hamilton.
St. John's -by -the -Lake
Anglican Church held their
board of management meeting
and gave permission for the A.
A. group to meet in the church
office on Saturday evenings. A
new caretaker Mrs. M. Mac-
Donald was hired to take the
place of Horace •Lake who has
moved to Watford. A cash gift
and letter of appreciation will
be given to Mr. Lake in recog-
nition of his years of faithful
service as a caretaker and sides -
man of the church.
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
The annual meeting of the
Catholic Women's League of
Grand Bend was held in the
Alhambra Hall, Monday April
16. Father Boyer installed the
following slate of officers for
the corning year. Past president,
Mrs, Cornelius Smeekens;
president, Mrs. John Peters;
first vice-president, Mrs. Tom
Vlemmix, second vice presid-
ent, Mrs. Carl Rood; third
vice-president, Mrs. Joe Groot-
jen; recording secretary, Mrs.
Martin Vandenberk; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. Jack Smeek-
ens; treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Back
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, Dr. Maureen Sass of Menlo
Park, California, showed pict-
ures, and described a recent
trip she, and a group of collea-
gues, had taken to Alaska. The
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REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A
SUPPLY MINISTER
Mrs, Men Omanast
SUNDAY, APRIL 29
10 a.m. - Sunday School
11 a, m. - Church Service
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CLAYTON KTJEPFER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, APRIL 29
9:45 a.m. - Worship Service
10:45 a, m. - Sun Church School
MEDITATION;
0 sinner, Christ was slain for
thee. He suffered on the shame-
ful tree, It was there He died
for you and me., that we might
live eternally. ,
purpose of the trip, was to
make a survey of the Medical
Communications, that already
exist in remote Indian and
Eskimo villages, so that the
limited service may be improv-
ed, and extended. Dr. Maureen
Sass was visiting, briefly, with
her mother, Mrs. Marty Burke,
of Oakwood.
The Anglican Church was
well attended for Easter Service,
Rev. W. Mills had to leave
without greeting the people to
go to Greenway where his moth-
er, Rev, Mary Mills had started
the service and awaited his
arrival to assist in the Easter
Communion Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green
returned from Florida, telling
of the flooded roads in the Suw-
anee River Area.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newton
returned from Reddington Shores,
Florida, Mrs. Newton is conv-
alescing from an operation.
Mrs. Ada Wilson, a senior
citizen broke her arm in a fall
on the stairs and stayed in
Exeter Hospital for a couple of
days.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Bowen, of
Calgary came to visit Mr, and
Mrs. Verne Ridley on Wednes-
day evening.
Coronation Cabins on Warwicl.
Street have been sold, and the
cabins are to be moved up north,
the former owner said.
Mrs. Glenn Grindlay broke
her leg on Friday and travelled
from South i-iuron Hospital to
St. Joseph's Hospital in London
for treatment.
Mrs. May Keown of Rexdale,
formerly of this area, writes
that she is at home now able to
do a little and gets around with
a cane part of the time to spare
her weak ankle. She is still
recuperating from the car -truck
accident of early December,
and her doctor says she was luck:
to survive at her age.
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Baker
are celebrating their 67th wed-
ding anniversary this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Keyes
and family, of Kingston; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Becker and family;
of Dashwood, and Arthur Baker
joined in the celebration of the
35th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Fahner.
Lutheran Women
discuss money
Mrs. Albert Deichert, Mrs.
Bert Klopp, Mrs. Earl Deichert
and Mrs. Carl Willert were in
charge of the April meeting of
the Lutheran Church Wcmen.
The Deichert family, Mrs.
Phylis Deichert and her daught-
ers Elizabeth and Susan entert-
ained the ladies with a couffle
of musical numbers.
Mrs. Albert Deichert led an
interesting discussion on "Money
The way we as Christians give,
spend and the different values
put on it. A short dialogue was
given by the committee, follow
ed by a question and answer
period. The business meeting
was conducted by the president,
Mrs. Clair Deichert,
The May, June and September
meetings will be held at 8:30
D.S.T.
A thank -you note was read
frorn the Waterloo Lutheran
Auxiliary for the two quilts the
ladies donated to the university.
The ladies of group two were
asked to cater to the confirmat-
ion reception on Sunday, May 6
A social hour followed,
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