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Miss Stella Rose was a week-
end visitor with her mother, Mrs.
L. Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thome
and;familyhave returned
after a week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Geiger,
Pigeon, Michigan, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Alfred Melick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross. sa�sochors tiv and
family were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Norman G•ascho.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Pierce,
Windsor, were weekend guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Fritz, Zurich.
Miss Arlene Haberer, London,
and Arnie Meyer, Pt, Huron, were
weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Ferd Haberer.
Miss Theresa Hartman, Dash-
wood, was a weekend visitor with
her grandmother, Mrs. T. Hart-
man, in Zurich. Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
and Robert Hartman were week-
end visitors in Windsor with Mr.
and Mrs, Richard
artrnam iv -
n.
Mr. and Mrs. Nap eau and family were Sunday
vis-
itors with Mrs. Corriveau's broth-
er, Jack Broughton, Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rose, Wy-
andotte, Michigan, were weekend
visitors with Mrs. L. Rose, and
other friends and relatives in this
district. o Detroit,
Mrs. Nora Feiertag,
Gertie Dasd in visitor Zurich.
was a with Mrs.
t rMrs.
Datars returned with her to Det-
roit for a few days.
Mrs. Theresa visitors with and son
were Sunday
and Mrs. Louis Farewell, Dor-
othy coining back svh after ]mvfor
a couple at
her tonsils out last week. She
in improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Surerus,
atKittheiihe home ofMrs.
were
Easter
A. Surerus,
who returned with tem toal o itch -
ener, attending the
funee
late Mrs. Noah Surerus. Leonai: d
Surerus, Emmanuel Surerus and
Herb Desjardine also motored
down for the funeral, bringing
Mrs. Surerus home with them,
Th-
eresa tHartman andwith
family were;
wer
e;
Michael Hartman, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. L. Hartman and son,
London; Mr. and Mrs. and Richard HHartman, Windsor;
Greg Fleming and daughter, Cre-
diton; Mr. and Mrs. Louis F1ar e-
well and family, Mr.
s.
Victor Hartman and family, and
Mr. andle rs. R n South.
Hartman,
all of
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
26 Present At
Luther Leag e
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1958
The Luther League of St. Pet-
er's Lutheran Church met on Sun-
day evening, April 13, with Wan-
da Lawrence in charge. The meet-
ing was opened with the
t Thou ging
of the hymn,
My Righteous."
Wayne Willert read the Scrip-
ture lesson and Judy Willert led
in prayer. Miss Wanda La rencLuthee
ppresented the topic, "My
League," after which Rev. Winter
led in discussion.
The president, Ruth Haberer
took charge of the business ses-
sion. There were 20 members
present and six new confirmands.
The meeting was closed by the
singing of "0 Christians Leagued
Together."
Surprise ]Party
A dozen friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mrs.
W. Weida recently, to give her
a surprise party on her birthday,
After an enjoyable evening,
they
presented her with a large birth-
day cake.
Hospital Elects
eereation Group New Directors;
Has Hobby F
® ,
air I . ears of Surplu
„(By our Hensail correspondent)..
Reeve Norman Jones officially
opened the annual Hobby Fair,
held in the Hensall Town Hall,
Friday evening, sponsored by
Hensall Recreation Committee.
Winners were; crotcheting, Mrs.
Robert Baker, Sr., Hensall; best
dressed doll, Mrs. Frank Elliott,
Blyth; art, still life, Mrs. R. M.
Peck, Hensall; snow scene, Mrs.
Donald Joynt, Hensall; landscape
or sea, Mrs. Russell Broderick,
Exeter; hooked mats, Mrs. Fred
e Miss Gail
anbuttons,H11�best Sangster,
Hensall.
Plastic flower display, Mrs.
Robert Reaburn, Hensall; em-
broidery Mrs. Henry Adkins, RR
2, Hensall; knitting, Mrs. Dave
Kyle, Hensall; mats, Mrs. R. M.
Peck, Hensall; copper, Mrs.
Frank Elliott, Blyth; aluminum
trays, Mrs. Elliott, Blyth; model
airplanes, Jerry Drysdale, Hen-
sall; woodwork oHowaa? d . R Peck,
nnie,
Hensall; shop
Hensall.
s
South Huron Hospital, Es of
ended 1957 with a sure
$334.85,, directors were told at
their annual meeting.tlled totalled Revenue
the year
790 and expenditures $108,455.
B. W. Tuckey was elected pre-
sident of the board of d
Others named: vice-president,
W. A. Elleringtotn; secretary,
Miss M Redar;
Smith; directors, Nlric Snell, L.
J. .Penhale, E. 0.0 Belli, W.
G.
S.
Cochrane, R.
N. McNaughton, Roy Morlock, J. A.
Traquair. V. Becker, Douglas
Cook, W. E. McIlroy, Ivan Kalb-
fleisch.
1961 Patients Fewer
A total of 1,202patients ents were
admitted during
the year, corn -
pared with 1,258 in 1956. Super-
intendent Miss Alice Claypole
ported. Other statistics for 1957,
with 1956 in brackets, are: Out-
patient visits, 1,004 (1,058) ; min-
or operations, 463 (444); births,
281 (294); laboratory examinat-
ion, 3,620 (4,267) ; X-ray examin-
ations, 1,644 (1,663).
Schade---
ith.erspoon
The Evangelical United
Br the
h-
as ren Church, Dashwood,
setting for the double ring cere-
mony when wedding vows were
exchanged by Ruth Julene Schade
and Carl Lewis Witherspoon be-
fore the Rev. W. J. Krotz. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
and Erwin
m is the sons
the of Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Witherspoon,
Ailsa Craig.
The bride wore a floor -length
gown of net over taffeta, fash-
ioned with French lace bolero
featuring cap sleeves and ppinted
collar. A satin -appliqued and
pearl headdress held her fingertip
veil and she carriecl red roses and
white 'mums.
Miss Carol Schade, Dashwood,
attended her sister as maid of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Helen Horner, Zurich, and Miss
Donna Hamather, Dashwood. They
were gowned alike in aqua velvet.
Groomsman for his brother was
Gerald Witherspoon, Ailsa Craig,
and ushering were Jack Schad,
brother of the bride, and Bob
Hamather, Dashwood.
For travelling the bride donned
an orange ice shade chemise with
black and orange accessories. The
couple will reside on the groom's
farm near Crediton.
ST. PETER'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
ZURICH
Rev. 0. Winter, Pastor
Mrs. J. Turkheirn, A.T.C•M•,
Organist
Sunday Services
10.00 aero Worship Service.
11.15 a.m: Sun-
day School ( Class Hags).
".Come let us worship and bow
e
and our Mal kneel Maker."
9
us x95: 6.
EMMANUUEL EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN
CHURCH
aEV. A. M. AMACIIER, BA, BD,
.Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist
Sunday, April 20-
10.00 a.m. Worship Service.
1100 a.m.--Sunday School.
Evening Service withdrawn :be-
cause of the meeting in the
Mennonite Church.
Sentence with
God se "Working
Job Enough For Any
Man"
epi
HOME
BAR VIE E T
WHICH HAD BEEN ANNOUNCED
FOR
THURSDAY, APRIL 17
has been changed to
f c URSBAY, AP `1 IL 247 8.30 p.m.
in the
Community Centre, Zurich
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Turner -Lavender
In a double ring ceremony at
St. Peter's Church, Hensall, on
Saturday afternoon, April 5, the
Rin marrD. iage Barbara Jean,
ean, ited
only
daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Thomas
G. Lavender and Alexander Stan-
way Turner, Hamilton, only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King Tur-
ner, Glasgow, Scotland.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in a floor -
length gown of hand clipped Cha-
ntilly lace and nylon tulle with a
fitted bodice, sabring neckline and
lily -point sleeves. The wide
sweeping skirt had front and back
panels and deep flounces of alter-
nate tulle and lace. The double
French illusion fingertip veil was
held with a headpiece of tulle,
appliqued with lace mSedallionse ed a
em-
broidered in pearls.
Bible covered in red roses.
She was attended by Miss Mar-
garet Gordon, London, wearing
an ankle -length powder blue ny-
lon dress with full skirt and sh-
irred bodice. She wore a matching
hat and elbow -length gloves, and
carried a bouquet of yellow Shas-
ta daisies and 'mums.
The groomsman was Jack Mur-
ray, Hamilton, and ushering were
Tom and Bill Lavender, twin bro-
thers of the bride. Robert Cam-
eron, Hensall, provided traditional
wedding music.
For travelling the bride donned
a smart black tailored suit with
large white hat and black and
p cou-
ei •v ill reside in Hamaccessories. The ilton Am-
ong the guests who were from
Scotland, Toronto, Hamilton, Gue-
lph, Palmerston, Woodham, Kirk -
ton, Exeter, 'Clinton and Hensall,
were members of the First Hens -
all Guide Company and Brownie
Pack in which Jean had been both
a member and a leader before go-
ing to Hamilton, where she teach-
es, •_ _- ---o
Come To Church
COME and ENJOY
—Congregational Singing
—Special SingingGroups
-Timely Gospel Messages.
at
SPECIAL GOSPEL
SERVICES
in the
Zurich Mennonite
Church
APRIL 13 to 20
NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK
SUNDAY at 11.00 a.m.
7.30 p.m.
SPECIALS:
Friday --Parent's Night
Saturday—Youth's Night
SPEAKER:
REV. OSIAH HORST
Petersburg, Ont.
President of Mennonite Mission
Band of Ontario.
You Will Appreciate These
Warmly Spiritual Messages
The Best Things are Free!
"How many things there are to buy'
The best of things in life are free:"
The air, the sunshine, the sea, gladness, beauty, friendships,
sympathy, joys of living, blossoms and trees; --- now add to
these—
Justification—
Rom. 3: 24.
Being justified freely by His Grace.
Rev. 22: 17
The Water of Life—Lettake
the water of
life freely,
2: 8, 9
the gift of God.
Rom. 6: 23
The gift of God is eternal life.
Salvation—Eph.It is
Eternal Lif e—
Zurich Mennonite Evangelism Commitee
HENSALL
SALL
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCloy and
family, Toronto, were recent vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. George
Hess.
Mrs. Chesney, Toronto, was a
recent guest with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
HENSALL
Harold Jones, who was a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, with an infection in his
hand, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ashworth and
girls, Denfield; Mr. and Mrs. P.
Willert, Zurich, were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones, Kippers.
Dougall,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kyle, St.
Catharines, were recent visitors
with the former's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. Kyle.
Mrs. Wes Venner has returned
home from Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, where she underwent treat-
ments.
•
St. Paul's Anglican iChurch, Hensall was the setting for th.e
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stanway Turner. The for-
mer Barbara Jean Lavender, the bride is the daughter ofs o.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Lavender, Hensall, and the groom
e
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King Turner, of by W, Scok tland.