Zurich Citizens News, 1975-01-16, Page 3THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT°
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The Citizenship and World
Affairs meeting of the Hensall
W.I. was held Wednesday even-
ing in the Legion Hall. The
meeting opened with 0 Canada,
The Ode and the Collect,
President Hilda Payne welcom-
ed members and guests. The
roll call was answered with six-
teen members with "the way
the atomic age is changing our
lives." Joyce Pepper and Hazel
Corbett were the program con-
venors, which started by every-
one singing "The Maple Leaf
Forever.
Mrs. Phyllis Deichert, Zur-
ich gave everyone a brief out-
line of her work with music
which she and her family enjoy
very much. She and her daugh-
ter, Elizabeth favoured everyone
by singing vocal selections
with Elizabeth accompanying
on the guitar. Hazel Corbett
gave a reading on Rome.
Twelve girls from grades 7 and
8 from Hensall Public School,
dressed in costume introduced
themselves and told what
country they were representing.
They then sang "It's a small
world."
Joyce Pepper introduced
Jessie McAllister who gave a
very interesting talk on Paul-
ine McGibbon, Lieutenant
Governor of Canada. She told
about Pauline's life, from
childhood through school days
and later life as Lieutenant
Governor. She also showed
some pictures that she had
collected. Jessie also read a
news letter from The Federat-
ed Naturalists concerning doing
away with non returnable bottles
Janis Bisback read minutes of
the December meeting, Treas-
urer Marg Ingram gave a fin-
ancial report.
A special collection was
taken for Brother Bob in India.
Leaders for the two 4-H clubs
for the club coming up in the
spring were announced. They
are Belva Fuss and Kathy Fuss
for Club I; and Mrs. Dirk Van
Wieran and Janis Bisback for
PALI
Club II. Correspondence cons-
isted of a 4-H leaders Training
School to be held on January
30, and 31 at the Hensall
United Church for spring proj-
ect "What Shall I wear."
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food announcing Senior Leaders
training school to be held
February 6 and 7 in Clinton for
the project "Baked in a pie."
Hilda Payne told about the two
resolutions that were worked
on at the London Area Confer-
ences in November.
Marg Ingram gave the duties
of the Treasurer. Arrangements
for the February guest night
and euchre party were made,
Hostesses Winnie S1<ea and Mona
Ward find their helpers served
a delicious lunch.
UNITED CHURCH NOTES
Don and Gail Travers provid-
ed the special music for the
service of worship in Hensall
United Church on Sunday morn-
ing. They sang a duet accomp-
anied on the piano by Ton
Travers. Rev. Don Beck preach-
ed on the sermon topic "On
Choosing Life." Next Sunday
will be the United Church's
50th anniversary celebration,
as well we will be celebrating
50 years of service to the
Hensall choir by a faithful
member, Harry Horton. Ref-
reshments are to follow this
service. Wednesday evening,
January 29 will be the Pot Luck
Dinner and Annual meeting of
the Hensall congregation, and
January 30 will be the Pot Luck
dinner and annual meeting for
the Chiselhurst congregation.
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Brock
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary at their home at
Richmond Street in Hensall ou
January 12. In the afternoon
their relatives, friends and
neighbours enjoyed a social
time with thein. They were
recipients of beautiful flowers,
gifts and many cards. They
also received telephone congrat-
ulations.
CARMEL W.M.S.
Mrs. Harvey Hyde presided
at the opening meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
and gave a notation on "Epiph-
any Day, " reading scripture
pertaining to same and outlined
the study book for the year.
The Presbyterial will be held
on January 8 at First Presbyter-
ian Church, Seaforth. Mrs.
John Soldan was appointed
assistant secretary, and Mrs.
Clarence Volland will be in
charge of the Cradle Roll.
The next meeting will be held
February 3 at 2 p.m, Mrs.
Malcolm Dougall will be in
charge,
The Ladies Aid meeting
followed with Mrs. Clarence
Volland presiding. Mrs. Harvey
Hyde gave the Treasurer's rep-
ort,
Mrs, Daisy Ivey is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lond-
on, with a fractured hip.
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