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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1968-11-14, Page 3THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1968 ZURICH ci7'.IxoNS NEWS PAGE THREE MRS. 119AUDE REDDEN, Editor The Misses Beth Troyer, Ann Keys, Linda Sangster, Lynda Ferguson, Iris Alexander, Kath- ryn. Munn, John Tompson, Jo- seph Reaburn, Allan ]3isback, Legion Auxiliary Entertains Vets November meeting of the Le- gion Ladies' Auxiliary was held Tuesday evening, in the Legion Hall, chaired by president Mrs. ,Garnet Allan. Members of the Auxiliary, in conjunction with Exeter Auxil- iary, will entertain veterans at Westminster Hospital, London, Wednesday, November 15. The Christmas party for the children of the members will •be held Sunday, December 15. At the December meeting members will exchange gifts. Nominations for the 1969 slate of officers were held. Tickets on the money doll draw were handed out. Mrs. Stan Kochan won the mystery prize, Mrs. Hilda Smale the guessing prize, and Mrs. Grant McClinchey the attend- ance prize. A social hour of bin- go and lunch followed. Amber Rebekahs On "Act Fast" The regular meeting of Am- ber Rebekah Lodge was held Wednesday evening, November 6, with Mrs. Inez McEwen pre- siding in the absence of noble grand Mrs Earl Campbell. A letter was received from Morning Star Brussels Lodge stating they will attend the next meeting. November 20, when they will present the travelling gavel to this Lodge. It was announced that cards have been sent to the sick and shut-ins. Three members, Mrs. Ray Consitt, Mrs. Lindsay Eyre, Mrs. Elgin Thompson, were named to visit patients at the Queensway nursing home, Hen- sall, this month. The annual Christmas party for members will be held the first Wednes- day in December. It was reported that the group made $130 on "Act Fast", Sun- day evening, November 10, on CFPL-TV, London. Noble grand Mrs. Earl Campbell acted out the charade. COAL FOR ALL YOUR COAL NEEDS PHONE LORNE E. HAY 262-2133 HENSALL goopmemmeamargeeer chadde#4 STUDIO Specializing in . . • Weddings • Children Single or Group Portraits and Commercial 524-8787 118 St. David Goderich aiummaasaammeaussommem OP Roderick 'Chapman, Gary 'Cle- ment, Douglas Cook, Joseph Bengough, grade 10 five-year arts and science students from South Huron District High School from Bewail and dis- trict, went by train from Lon- don in a reserved coach to Ot- tawa where they toured the Parliament Buildings, viewed parliament in session from the gallery, toured the Royal Mint, Museum of Science and Tech nology and the city of Ottawa. They left Thursday, November 7, at 12 noon and arrived home at 2 a.m. Sunday. Over one hundred students from the same grade of arts and science took the trip and while inOttawa stayed at the 'Chateau Laurier Hotel. They were accompanied by five teachers. Miss Mary Tomson, of Kippen, grade 9 student at South Huron District ,High School, under- went surgery in Victoria Hos- pital, London, for a back ail- ment. Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson, will have to remain in hospital for four weeks and four more weeks at home to recuperate. Charles Mickle flew home from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, where he is attending univers- ity, to spend the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle. He arrived Friday morning in Hensall. Mrs. Emma Downs, London, was a week -end guest with Mrs. Grace Harpole and Mrs. Olive Horton, and also attended the Wedding (Continued from page 2) an empire waist, embroidery trimming around waistline and long pouff sleeves. Draped panels of matching chiffon fell from the neckline over the shoulderline. She wore a match- ing headdress and carried an arm bouquet of yellow and bronze mums and fern with large bows of burnt orange and brandy color. Bridesmaids Miss Anne Steph- enson, London, was gowned identical to the matron of honor and Miss Faye Roney, RR 3, Mitchell, and Mrs. Marjorie Ann Bartja, RR 3, Monkton, wore similar gowns in brandy color. Best man was Ken Stephen- son, Clinton, and Leroy Work- man, Crediton; Robert Turner, RR 1, Zurich, and Jim Consitt, RR 1, Zurich, ushered guests. Paul Stephenson, Clinton, was ringbearer. A wedding reception was held in the Brodhagen Community Centre. For receiving guests t h e bride's mother chose a turquoise sheath chiffon dress with a yoke of hand -cut chantilly lace, three quarter lace sleeves and chiffon panels falling from the back yoke, a black velvet hat trim- med with silver, black patent accessories and a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses. The groom's mother assisted in a Java green peau de sole street -length dress fashioned with a scoop neckline and rib- bon used on the elbow -length sleeves and skirt in a scroll effect and a scalloped hemline. Matching hat and shoes compli- mented her costume and she wore a corsage of autumn -color- ed mums and a fur stole. For a honeymoon through the United States, the Western Provinces and Northern Ontario the bride changed to a green and white gabardine coat and dress ensemble with a matching bow in her hair, black patent accessories and a corrsage of yellow 'Sweetheart roses. The couple will reside at RR 1, Varna. Mitchel anniversary Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Shaddick is spend- ing a week with friends in Stratford. Miss Ann Mickle and Robert, UWO, London, spent Saturday with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle. 0 Unit 4 of UCW Hear Reports From Three Committees Thirty-one ladies attended the meeting of Hensall United Church Women, Unit 4, in Fel- lowship Hall Thursday after- noon, November 7. Mrs. James McAllister, president, presided and opened with invocation. The devotional period was presented by Mrs. N. E. Cook, who read from Thessalonians, chapter 5, and gave thoughts on "The future is an adventure in faith". Miss Amy Lammie led in prayer. Mrs. R. M. Peck presented the study, "The high cost of decis- ions". Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie gave a reading in keeping with Remembrance Day. Mrs. T. J. Sherritt gave a detailed report of the treasury. Mrs. James McAllister report- ed for the bale which was packed Tuesday, which included 11 cartons, nine for Toronto (Overseas), and two for the Sal- vation Army, London. Visitation reported 90 calls. This unit is responsible for church flowers and nursery for this month. The mission festival is sched- uled for Crediton United Church on November 13, 14, 15, at 7:30 p.m., each evening, and all are urged to attend. Some arrange- ments were made for ;Christmas cheer for patients at -the On- tario Hospital, Goderich. Nominating committee were appointed and are Mrs. J. Mc- Allister, Mrs. N. E. Cook, Mrs. R. M. Peck. A cup of tea was served. FEA TURE VALI/E KING -JUMBO SIZE TV TRAY TABLES COMPLETE WITH BRASS LEGS Regular Value $1.98 Only $1.27 EACH Zurich Hardware MAIN ST. — ZURICH News of Varna and District The United Church Women held their November meeting in the church last Thursday eve- ning with 23 members present. The president, Mrs. Charles Reid opened the meeting with prayers. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. William Dowson, assisted by Mrs. Bev Hill. The theme was "Erosion", erosion in church life, erosion in countries, erosion in families, etc. Mrs. Bev Hill read an in- teresting article taken from the Free Press about Rev. and Mrs, Walton Tonge, of Hong Kong, who are presently living in Lon- don and have been speaking at various places in Western On- tario on conditions in China. The president conducted the business period. A donation was made to the Children's Aid Society. Twenty-one calls were made during the month to sick and shut-ins. At the close of the meeting group three served lunch. Remembrance Service Remembrance Day service was held Sunday morning in the United Church with the pas- tor, Rev. M. Morrison, in charge. After the service the congre- Hensall Couple Married 40 Years Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, RR 1, Hensall, observed their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday, November 10, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs: Elgin Hendrick, RR 1, Dashwood, arranged a party in their honor at their hone on Saturday evening, attended by relatives. A social hour was spent in playing progressive euchre fol- lowed by a smorgasbord supper. The celebrants were presented with many beautiful gifts, in- cluding a purse of money. Their marriage was solem- nized in Hensall United Church manse 40 years ago, by the late Rev. Arthur Sinclair, and fol- lowing their marriage they lived on the Mitchell homestead farm east of Hensall, where they have resided ever since. They have one daughter, Mrs. Elgin Hendrick, and two grand- children. gation marched to the Cenotaph when wreaths were laid—one by Elmer Hayter on behalf of the township, one by William McAsh on behalf of the veterans and one by Ivan MaClymont on behalf of L.O.L. 1035. A nesting of Varna and Goshen congregations will be held in Goshen United Church on Thursday evening of this week to consider re -alinement of the charge. DR. R. G. 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