Zurich Citizens News, 1974-03-28, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1974
MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
ANGLICAN WOMEN
The regular meeting of St.
Pauls Anglican Church Women.
was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. Forrest.
The president, Mrs. G.A,
Anderson, opened the meeting
with prayer and hymn 539 was
sung. The minutes of the Feb-
ruary meeting were read and
approved. Helen Roberts read
the meditation. The roll call
was answered with a Bible verse
having the word "gem" or
"jewel" in it. The St. Patrick's
Day Tea and bake sale held
at the church was reported suc-
cessful, Devotions from the
living message were read by
each of the members present.
Rev. Anderson closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
UNITED CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Don Beck preached
on the sermon topic "Our Faith"
for the Lent IV service in Hen -
sell United Church Sunday
morning. Under the direction
of Mrs. Turkbeim, the choir
sang the anthem "The Lord's
My Shepherd." Flowers in the
church were from the funeral
of the late Mrs. Nancy Kyle,
placed there by her family.
REBEKAH LODGE
Members of the Amber Reb-
ekah Lodge held a euchre Wed-
nesday evening in the Lodge
rooms. With seven tables in play
winners were ; ladies high, Nell-
ie Riley; ladies low, Grace Peck
Men's high, Glenn Bell;
men's low, Roy Pepper, Exeter;
Most lone hands, Mrs. Roy
Pepper, Exeter. A draw on a
box of chocolates was won by
Joyce Pepper and a bag of
oranges was won by Mrs. Jim
Wilson, Exeter.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Ivirs. Robert P.
Watson, Sperling Street, Sea -
forth, celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary on March
24, at the home of Mrs. C.
Christie, a sister of Mrs. Wat-
son. Those attending the dinner
were brother -in-laws and
sisters, Mr. and Mrs. E. Holl-
and, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs,
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William Dodds, Seaforth, Mrs.
Eric Richter, Mrs. Watson's
twin sister and her husband of
Kitchener, were unable to at-
tend because of illness. Mr.
Watson's sister, Miss Bella
Watson, of Galt also attended
the happy event. Mr. and Mrs.
Watson were the recipients of
flowers and gifts.
AMBER REBEKAHS
The regular meeting of the
Amber Rebekah Lodge was held
Wednesday evening with N, G.
Mrs. Aldeen Volland presiding
and being assisted by P,N.G,
Mrs. Ruby Bell in the absence
of V,G. Mrs. Margaret Consitt.
One name was proposed for
membership and a character
committee was appointed, It
was reported that Mrs. Nancy
Kyle had passed away and the
Lodge service was conducted
Thursday evening with fourteen
members attending. A semi-
annual report will be audited
and forwarded to Toronto. An
invitatinn has been accepted
to attend the Lodge meeting
in Parkhill, April 2, when the
officers of the Amber Lodge
will perforni closing exercises.
Quite a few officers of Amber
Rebekah Lodge plan to attend.
Word was received that the
D.1).P. Mrs. Mary Grigg of
Clinton will make her official
visit in April, also the District
meeting will be held on April
12 in Clinton Lodge rooms.
4-H REPORT
(by Vicki Baker)
The 4-H Glamour Girls met
at the home of Linda Mock last
Tuesday evening. The meeting
was opened by the president
with the 4-1-1 Pledge. For the
roll call the members gave an
aid which would improve stor-
age in their bedrooms. For bus-
iness we discussed our skit for
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Achievement Day. For discuss-
ion we talked about our skin;
what kind we have, how we
care for it. Lisa Stretton,
Donna Jean Allan and Vicki
Baker tried a dry facial mask
on their skin and Rita Gloor,
Julie Mock and Brenda Pepper
used lemon On their faces. The
meeting was adjourned by the
president.
It has been reported that the
Bake Sale and Tea held at the
St. Paul's Anglican Church on
Saturday proved a success.
COME—HEAR and ENJOY
JOYCE BOWERMAN
President of the Ontario
Progressive Association of Women
at
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