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THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974
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(continued from page 8)
by Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Crediton,
commented on their display
"Homemaking Alakes the Horne.
They described that housewives
have been making do for years
using plastic containers for
scoops, etc. -string for string
pictures, baler twine into plats,
dried weeds for winter, giving
your magazines no longer
wanted to a 4-11 girl, recycling
newspapers into scrap books.
They closed with, "It's Just
Fun being a Homemaker."
Mrs. Marion Skinner and Mrs.
Gwen Coward, accompanied
by Mrs. Marjorie Johns, cond-
ucted a lively sing song (with-
out the streaker). They were
voted to be in charge of the
music for area convention.
Mrs. Harry Dougall introd-
uced the Skit, "Planning a Year.
Program." Those taking part
were Mrs. Wilfred. Coleman,
Seaforth; Mrs. Robert Bell,
Kippen; Mrs. Robert Kinsman,
Kippen, Mrs. M. Scott, Sea -
forth.
Mrs. Gordon Papple brought
greetings fromthe F. W. I.0.
She suggested a new idea for a
meeting as being a winter pic-
nic. Federated News will no
longer be coming to each Instit-
ute but may be subscribed to
either through your institute or
direct,
Courtesies were given by
Mrs. Gordon Bender, Dashwood.
Election of Officers were
conducted by Miss Jane
Pengilley; past president, Miss
Ruth Skinner, President, Mrs.
James Keys, Seaforth; first
vice-president, Mrs. Roylance
Westcort, Exeter; second vice-
president, Mrs. James Drum-
mond, Kippen; secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs. Gordon Elliott,
Seaforth; Assistant secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne
Exeter; federated representative,
Mrs. Cordon Papple, Seaforth;
assistant rederarion represent-
ative, I,1rs. Alex Hamilton,
Grand Bend; Public Relations
Officer, Mrs. Ray Rader, Dash-
wood; London area delegates,
Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Gordon
Dapple; Alter. Delegates, MN.
Roylance Westcort, Mrs. Alex
1lamilton; Fall Rally, Mrs,
Delmer Skinner, Centralia,
Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Exeter:
Agriculture and Canadian ind-
ustries Mr Robert Bell,
if 1.i
St. Petelr'a .
Lutheran reh
Rent. A. C. 'jllackww,I , B.A., S.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, MAY 26
10 00 a, m. - Worship Service
10 45 a.m.-Sun Church School
T11URSDA1, MAY 23
b p.m. - Ascension Day Service
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CLAYTON KUEPFER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, MAY 26
9:45 a.m.-Worship Service
10.45 a.m.-Sun Church School
MEDITATION:- Therefore to
him that knoweth to do good,
and doeth it not to hip) it is
sin. James 4.17
EVERYONE WIACOPOB
Golden Glimpses .
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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BLUE WATER REST HOME
All! At last, 1 believe its
spring. No doubt a great Many
people around the flooded area
will be feeling like Noait when
be saw the waters recede. flaw
lucky we are to be away from
the disaster areas.
Last Tuesday Mr. Lawrence
Wein visited the residents and
they joined him in the dining -
room for a sing -song. We will
miss his regular visits during
the summer months but look
forward ro his return for the fall
and winter visits.
(in Tuesday afternoon the bus
took a tour of the countryside
giving the residents the opport-
unity to look over the country-
side.
We wish to thank Airs. Percy
Weido, of Kitchener for the
generous donation of materials
Kippen; Citizenship and World
Affairs, Mrs. Jas. Kirkland,
Exeter; Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs. Jack-
son Woods, Exeter; Fancily
and Consumer Affairs, Mrs.
Cliff Kenney, Crediton; resol-
utions, Mrs. Carl Payne, 11en-
sall; Curator, Mrs. Arthur
Rundle; Book committee, Airs.
Arthur Rundle, Mrs. James
Keyes, Mrs. Leonard Prang,
1liss Ruth Skinner, Alrs, Bruce
Sha pt on.
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Mrs. Mary Rook, of Mission
City, B.C. and daughter, Alrs.
Beatrice R. Michie, of Burnaby
B.C, and Mr. and A1rs. Lester
Fisher, of Detroit were dinner
guests with \ir, and Mrs. len
Traci:; 011 Thursday. Airs. Alar
Rook, the former Mary SIlencl<
lived in Zurich until about the
year 1;It;' . This was her first
visit i,ack re Zurich
NIL.. and \Irs. Laird lacobe
attended Cunvocat iou fxerc ices
at Lail ht,.'u t'011e c, friday,
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United Church
ZURICH
REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A
SUPPLY MINISTER
Mrs, Milton Bch, Organist
SUNDAY, MAY 26
10:00 a.m.- Sunday School
11:00 a.. m. - Worship Service
EVERYONE WELCOME
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a w eONSIERVATo10111
MERLIN BEND ER„ Payor
SUNDAY, MAY 26
10 a.m. - Sunday School
11 a.tn.- Worship Service
8 p.m.- Sun Evening Service
Jesus said, "If Thou canst
believe, all things are possible
ro him that believeth, "
Mark 9 23
We invite you to worship with us
LC ,,.. 1E
for the hohby shop which i►clud•
ed colored egg cartons and
shredded foam which will help
to keep everyone husy .
\'e are pleased that Mr. hen-
ry l•'laxbard has recovered suff-
iciently 10 return to the 110111e
from South IIuron IIospita1.
On Wednesday evening the
children from the Gospel hall
Sunday School, Grand Rend,
provided a musical program for
the residents.
rlrs. Ethel Boy es, of Seaforth
has provided 113 wlill 11 rtlint'.
glory seeds for our flower bet.hz.
:\ former resident, Airs. Ellen
Bores started this tradition
since she enjoyed watchiu:' then
grow outside her window, they
were also a favourite 0f the
late Airs. Mary Cameron. \�c
appreciate the interest Of lir-.
Ethel Boye<.
Saturday w'a• the annual Mai
Day Tea and habena le. As 1131I -
al, there was ;t great demand
for the hone -made baking.
Most of the Auxiliary ntentheN
were dressed in old- fashioned
drusen. Air'. .\udrey Mc1. ittic•\
poured tea. All in all, the day
was very successful. The next
event sponsored by the Auxiliary
for the rc"sidents will be June 5,
which will he their annual
picnic,
PAGE 9
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Andrew I3lackwell, Sr, Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich. Mast-
er Douglas K lopp presided at
the organ during the service.
FAITH & LIFE CRUSADE, 1974
The Crusade Committee wishes to thank all who
supported the Crusade through attendance, prayers, gifts
and \\ ho helped in preparation for and during the Crusade
Our sincere thanks ro area ministers for their support.
We arc grateful t0 Rev. Dave Ward for his ministry'.
We give special thanks t0 all who assisted with the
music, including the music groups.
The offerings totalled $1501.15. Expenses were $967.01,
\'oral or:: -o,1 was :liven Io the Bible Society.
The C'rtisade Committee
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