Zurich Citizens News, 1973-05-24, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1973
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%IRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
Chiselhurst UC W
study India
The May meeting of the
Chiselhurst United Church Warn.
en ,was held Tuesday afternoon
at the Church. President Mrs.
Marg Cole presided and opened
with a poem entitled "Touch
the Sky.," followed by the
theme song and prayer.
The worship on Mother's Day
with the title being "They call
her Blessed" was taken by Mrs.
Boyce and assisted by Mrs.
Vera Brintnell. Mrs. Rosa Harris
had the program and read a
poem on Mother's Day.
Mrs. Harris also read a pres-
entation to Mrs. Alvin Cole
and Mrs. Jack Brintnell for life
membership pins. Mrs. Russel
Brock presented Mrs. Marg Cole
with hers and Mrs. Dick Taylor
presented her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Brintnell with hers.
Mrs. Earl Kinsman and Mrs.
Dick Taylor are on the visiting
committee for this month. The
ladies decided to have coffee
after church on Confirmation
Sunday.
The study book was taken by
Mrs. Taylor with the title being
"Agriculturing in India." The
meeting closed with prayer.
Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Mc-
Donald and Mrs. Vera Brintnell,
A slip and bloomer sale held
after the meeting proved to be
a real success.
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Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Payne and Wayne
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Payne,
Mr, and Mrs. George Payne,
Stephen and Lori, Tillsonburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne;
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Payne, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Ken Moyer, Mrs.
Elsie Wintworth, all of St.
Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Berdan, Union; Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Fitch, Fingal; Gy. Sgt.
and Mrs. Gary Merritt, Gregory
and Lisa, Oceanside, California,
and Miss Iris Alexander, London,
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Hensull shoe
The door of a Hensall business
closed recently when Andy Orr
retired from the shoemaking
trade. He also was a harness
repairer, but with the machine
age taking over, the harness
repairing dwindled.
He learned the shoe repair
forty years ago at Lucknow from
his Brother Melvin, and started
up in business for himself three
years later in Ailsa Craig where
he operated a Shoe Repair and
Harness Shop until 1941. He ther
came to 1'[ensall and was situat-
ed in the Petty Building; now
known as the Legion Hall, for
two years, then he purchased
the building where he presently
resides from Dr. Ivan Smillie.
Mr. Orr also repaired suitcase
binder canvass, purses etc, or
anything that his customers
brought to him. If it was fixable
he would fix it. He loved his
work and put his heart and sole
into it. The children around
town used to be amazed how he
could hold tacks in his mouth
ready to be hammered into the
soles of shoes.
When he first came to Hensall
Mr. Orr used to have to work
late many' nights to keep the
work caught up. In the winter
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when the hockey season was on
Andy was kept busy sharpening
skates. Many a time it would
be after hours, but if there were
skates to sharpen, he was sure
to oblige.
Being a hockey player in his
younger days, he knew it was
very important to have a good
sharp edge on those skates. Al-
though he has retired, he will
always be interested in those
young hockey players.
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Anglican Women
assist at tea
The regular meeting of the
Anglican Church Women of St.
Paul's Church in Hensail was
held on Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. R.H, Middleton. The
president, Mrs. G.A. Anderson,
presided and opened the meet-
ing by singing "Breathe on me,
Breath of God,"
Mrs, W. Scrabuik read the
scripture lesson; Mrs. Anderson
the meditation; Miss Olive
Petty and Mrs. Middleton led in
prayers. The Litany was read
responsively.
Mrs, Windover gave a report
of the ACW annual meeting
which was held in London, with
the them "Break through into
ne life."
A letter of thanks was read
for used Christmas Cards which
were sent for the retarded child-
ren, also for used postage stamp'
sent to the Bible Society.
The Queensway Nursing Horne,,
asked assistance for the Tea and
Bake Sale on May 30 from 2 to 4
The spring deanery meeting
will be held in Kincardine on
June 11, Two bales of new and
used clothing were packed for
shipment to Northern Ontario.
The meeting closed with the
grace.
The Independent Order of
Oddfellows No 223 and the Amb
or Rebekahs No 349 were special
guests in the Hensall United
Church for the Sunday morning
service. Rev. Don Beck chose
to preach on the sermon topic
"Faith on Fire." Brenda Pepper
and Gail Travers sang a duet
"Spirit of God" with Mrs. Turk-
heirn accompanying on the
organ.
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