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Zurich Personal Items
Shirrs Rebecca Stechle is spend -
Vie; several days with relativea
t Go.wo5town.
Mr. end Airs. -Chris Bender,
o Tavistock, Mr. and Airs. An
Son Bender-. Baden, were vise
;tors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Unwed Swartzentruber.
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1. October 7 the W 1. will "epee
its first meeting, for the 'Season
' at 8 o'clock at the Zurieh Own:
hall. Mr. led. Wheeler of C.N.I.B
London, will be the guest speak,
er. Mrs, Lawrenee Reeler and
her committee will be in ;charge.,
Mr. and Airs. Sam elliegerich
and Mrs, E. Kipfer. 'Mrs.
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ZURI
gSTABLISHED 1900
Youth I. Church
Topic .For YF
[lie of ;Emmanuel
E.VR. wl ill met 1at 1 uea-
day with John Bullock as chyle
man. ;alias Edith Steckle acted
as pianials Miss Norma .Geiger
ga‘e a reading and Abse Edith
Steckle played two numbers on
• the piano accordion.
Dennis Amacher presented the
Write •"What the church must
give youth.- "The ebureh mat
give south a working faith. Faith
rennet be trniathe Youth seeks
something that gives balance to
living. The church must show
the hotter way of life. R must
help solve prehlems. it must
nee er shun or refuse those who
need its help. The ideal is Jesus.
• Youth must knew the way as
revealed by Jesus ;anti must al--
- cern Christ as Saviour. There
are .opportunities to serve. Youth
:must serve church. school and
community organizations. W e
; look for a Christian answer to
nur problemsal. he raid.
."What should youth do for the
church? First, there is AerVIc.P.
' Remember the claims of the
church. The church seeks youth
who will serve in His name. We
show our stewardship by suppme,
the church Supp',rt the
. church by yam. loyalty. The •
!church IA founded on our loyalty
to Chriet. Give of your hest to
. the Most er," continued the
'apeaker.
The president. Miss Elizabeth .
Finlay, took charge of the 'bust-
ness, The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Milton McAdams-
; Receives Card
motored to Blyth laat week to
with relatives,
Miss Ehhel Williams and broth
or. Calvin. visited with friends
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER in Bayfield.
Mis Elaine flughdl has re,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and turned home from the hospital
Airs' Robert Hays. were Mr. 3t
Mr and Mrs. George Hess re
send Mrs. Weeley 'Underwood and turned home with the former's.
Verna Harris of Wroseter. Mr.:brother. Mr. and Airs. William
and Mrs. Earl Young and Roe Hess, of Pontiac.. Michteate to
bert of Winghate, Mr. and Mrs. spend a few days with them.
Leroy Keller and family. Guelph,: Mr. and airs. Hugh MacKin-
and Mr. and Mrs. James Wats anon and cbildren, Ross and -lane!
son of Fergus. ;of London, were visitors at the
Mrs. Wilbur Hunter, ni Salva: home of the former's mother.
dor. askatehewan is visiting Mrs. M. MacKinnon.
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mack
Skinner. 1 and son Melvin, nf near London.
Saturday evening guests with:spent the weekend at the home
!sir. and ears. Lewis eohn„vre of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith.
Air. and Mrs. Aiervin Dunn of The former alsocalled nn Mrs.
Rensall, Mr. and'Mrs. Bill, Feari Mcitek•
of
• 'Airs. Louis Rader and Alex.
Thames Road. Air. and Airs.IFinssie Slade, nf nashwned'
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o re. aro a •
John Batten, Helen, Sharon and
Ralph and Dianne and Emerson:
Johns when they celebrated their
thirty-ninth wedding annivers.
ary
spent a ;few days at 1 le nme o
Mrs. Laurette Weido.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burn, of
Milverton, were visitors at the
home of Isle and Mrs. Wes Mer
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The Elimaselie W are hold. ON
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Ing a Sariir. and Mrs. Adelbert Smith
ety coecert on Friday :were visitors with members of
evening at the church at 8 p.m !few family in the Blinrl River
Mr and Mrs Frank King of-, distrirt for a few dava.
Exeter visited on Sunday with. miss Lattitia Ducharme, of
Mr. and airs. Everett Skinner., 'Brescia Hall, London, was a vise
ALeaes Grace Johns, Grace tor at her home.
tout: and Mary Skinner of, The misses Joy and Carol Erh
Loptioe spent the weekend at 'spent a holiday at the home of
their respective homes- I their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mel.
Mr—and Mrs.. Howard Pym vie Zehr in Kitchener.
and Joan visited 00 Sunda v with t Mr. Lnuis Masse and his twn
the latter's sister and family in -sisters motored to Windsor tn
St. Thomas. visit with relatives.
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Attend Rally Friend's -Relative
Gets Relief Gift
AtRodney --- A Jeast card of interest was
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Crediton Daahwood and Zurich le" M‘"' at
members of ihe cariod"raneh '111I'me from the Nether-1.1 a. ds
sent hy Airs. Westerburg.
%Yemen's 'Society of World Serv-
ice of the Evangelical ;United Some months ago Airs. Die
Brethren -Church, ehartered a charme had given a ;mese to
bus drivels
hy Lloyd Guenther St. Vincent dO Paul Society to
of Dashwood on Alonday to at -
be distributed to the .needy nets
tend the missionary Reny held with her natne enclosed. Mrs.
at Rodney, Rev. Leslie 0. stele Westerburg was the one to re -
joy, Sierra Leona, melee, was ceive the parcel.
guest speaker. She is the mother oi Mrs.
Deggront. who lieses . half mile
Brother Dies real al Drysdale on the town
Mrs. Menne Dosch of Zurich line.
received news last week of the
death of her Neither. Robert A. On Motor Trip
McDonald. 61, a Huron town- Mr. and Airs. Clayton 0. Smith
ship farmer. and setts, Gordon and Stanley, of
Surviving are stepmother, Mrs. the Blue Water Highway, en -
Christine MacDonald; son, John, ,joyed a motor trip lo. Niagara
brother. Murdoeh, Huron Town- Fells last Friday, -making the
ship; sisters. Mrs. W. A. Reid, round trip in a day. Neville not
Arborg, Man.; Mrs. Eldon Hen- visited this renowned place of
derson, Mrs. Donald Cardis, scenery for some years they
Lucknnw; Airs, Merino Oesch, noticed Many changes and im-
Zurich, provements since their last trip
Interment was an Tuesday al there, as well as many charities
Lewhalsh. along the way..
/ Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Smith
received a card from Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Fritz stating .of their
-
, pleasant lour through Nova Sen.
tlia and Prince Edward Island. •
The trip is interesting. The card
was sent ;from Cape Breton Is-
land.
t 'Personal Rena
Mr. and airs. Kenneth Ginge-
rich and family and Mr, and
I Mrs. Keith Gingerich and lam-
ily were recent visitors at Wel-
lenstein and with Mr. and Mrs.
Aden Martin and Carol, Gowns-
' I own.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Beierling
and son and Mrs. Henry Claus-
; ius motored to London on Sat-
urday afternoon and were ac-
companied home by the latter's
husband who had been a pa-
tient at Si. Joseph's Hospital,
London. for an eye operation.
I Mrs. Norman Fleischauer and
I daughter. Marion. attended a
miscellaneous shower on Friday
evening of a relative in London,
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Erb, Mr.
Trip To Buffalo
Follows Vows
The Rev. Fr. 1- j.Pnisson
oi-
ftia1crl in St. Peter's 'Roman
Catholic church, St. Joseph, for
the marriage of Marie Ange La-
porte. daughter of kr. and Mrs.
Noel Lamporte. and Anthony Jo-
seph Denomme, son .of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Denomme, all of
Zurich, on ;Saturday, September
27 at 9,::10
The bride wore a gown of
white nylon net over ruffled net
and taffeta featuring a Chantilly
lace bedice with lily -point sleeves
and a portrait necklinestudded
with sequins and pearls. Her
embroidered veil tear held by a
stiffened netcrown with seed
pearls. She carried -a bouquet
of American Beauty roses.
Miss Angela Laporte was maid
of honnr for her sister wearing
a princess style gown of rose
velvet. The bridesmaid, Miss
„loan Masse, Goderieh wore a
similiarly steled gown of tur-
quoise velvet.
Francis Downtime was best
man for his brother and ushers
' were John Denomme and Tony
• Laporte.
A wedding dinner • followed the
ceremony and a reception was
held in Zurich Community Cen,
tre in the evening,
For travelling to Buffalo the
bride changed to a brown dress
with matching accessories and
corsage of yellow carnation.
The couple will reside in Kit-
chener.
Personal Items
Father Kenneth Dietrich, Zur-
ich, who recently returned after
three years of missionary work
in the Philippine Islands, left
September 26, for Rome. He will
take a postgraduate course in
church law at the Gregorian
University,
Mr, and airs. Kenneth Weber.
of Goderlch, were visitors with
their parents, Mr. and Airs.
Lloyd O'Brien.
Mrs. Percy Bedard, Drysdale,
returned home from St. Joseph's
H
cospital, London where she un -
el wen • an aperation.
Mr. and Airs. Newell Geiger
and son; John, Mrs. Mary Man-
son, and sister. Airs. NancY
Koehler, called on Mrs. AaronWeller at SebrIngville on Sun7
day afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. ;Ward Fritz ar-
; rived home efter their trip to
Nova Scotia and other . places
of interest.
Miss Mary Jane BAnnister,
nurse -in -training at St. Joseph'a
Hospital, London, spent the
weekend at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. e. Bannister.
Mr. Albert Bedard, a patient
4n London Hospital, is improve
ini nietely.
Mr. and Mrs,' Franklin Walker,
of Lansing, Michigan, spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. Wil,'
ham Edighoffer.
Air. and 'Mita, Thomas Hodgill,
Miss Virginia Ducharme, Sea -
forth and Mrs and Mrs. Alex
and Mrs. Bert Bacheet and
Masse and Mr. John Jeffery were femme
visitors at the home of Mr. and ,
adaughter Kathy and Mr. Ed -
bullt Omer
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Mrs. Loon Bedard.
mond Swartzentruber • attended
the funeral of a relative in New
York State over
Mr. and airs. Daniel Scher-
bert. of Monkton, were Sunday
uesta at the home of Mr, and For Shipka
Mrs. Chester L. Smith.
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Report On
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By BLiZABETH FINLAY
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Persenal Items
Mrs. Rudy Oesch and Mrs.
Edmund Schwartzentruber spent 1
an afternoon with Mr. Harold
Finlay and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry West-
brook, of Goderich, spent Sun-
day with Mr. G. Bohn.
Miss Alma Martin, nurse -in -
training, of London, spent the
weekend with her pareets, Mr.
and Mrs. Menne Martin.
Mrs. Chris Schwartzentruber
'has returned home after under-
going an operation in Toronto.
Mr. Harold Finlay and family
spent an evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dineenore.
Anniversary services were well
attended an Sunday with Mr.
Stretch in charge of the morning
service and Rev, Duncen McTav-
ish in the evening.
Miss Ruth Fassold was the pi-
anisl and Mr. Jack Levi, of Park-
hill, accompanied on the piano
by his mother, Mrs, R, M. Gray,
also of Parkhill, with his talented
and pleasant voice added much
!to both services.
Personal Items
Mrs. Harry Clarke has re-
; turned Jo her Amine here after
visiting with relatives in New
york, She was accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Randall who
will -visit with the Clarke families
I for two weeks. •
Air. and Mrs, Ekron Hodgins,
of Woodstock. were Wednesday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herb-
; erl Raritan,
Miss Ilene. Marks, of Hallfae.
L.S.R.A. Anthony Reaume, of
Shearwater Navy -Air Base, N.S„
and Mrs. Frank Reaume, .of
Comber, visited Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love.
Sunday guests with Mrs. Milton
Ratz were Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Fassold,-Miss Rath Fassold, Air.
and Mrs. Robert Scott, Misses
Shirley and Kathryn Scott, of
London, ad Mr, and Mrs, Jack
Ratz, Joan and Paul.
Misses Eleanor Sharpe and Le
Verna Sandie. of London, left on
Sunday by T.C.A. for a vacation
in Winnipeg.
Mr. and Airs. William Love, of
Grand Bend, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Love, and their grandson
Wayne Love, of T.hedford, were
Sunday visitors with•Mr. and Mrs.
C, K. Love.
Mr, Jack Sinclair, of Detroit,
and his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Hugh McLeod, of Belle River,
visited irriday with Airs. E. Lam-
. port and Torn.
Mr. and Mrs, John Lovie, of
Grand Bend, spent Sunday with
Mrs, M. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs., Marvin Streich
were Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Sharpe and Glen
Miss Dorothy Harlton, It.N., of
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb-
ert Harlin visited Sundase with
their daughter/Mrs, Karl Guen-
ther, Mr. Guenther, John and
Janet.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sheppard were Mr,
and Mrs. DOM McNaughton
and family, of Woodham. Mr,
and Mrs. J. Woodall and Me and
Mrs. C. 'RennY, Doreen AM Pon.
of C111611.0.
I Air. Gorden Raiz, accompanied
by .several Crediton men, attend.
M the Wife Congress of the
Chureh being held in
Pembroke -over Me weekend.
Mre. Jecob Ttatz and Mrs.
Gordan Rate attended the
I W,S.W.S. meeting itt Rodney on
I Monday,
But there are thousands who can't and they look -to you
for assistance. Residents of Huron, Middlesex and Perth
counties are being asked Mr $12,800 to train, rehabilitate
and house 'the blind in this district. Send ,your donation
today to the CN.I.E Tri -County Campaign, Mail youi
cheque to the C,1\r..1.B. Chairman in your Community
Exeter 5, D Taylor
Hensall William Smith
Zurich J. 1 Bannister
HELP THE BLIND to help therrt$eives
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