Zurich Citizens News, 1958-10-22, Page 3WEDNESD.AY, OCTOBER 22, 19 58
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
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WEDDING
Van Wieren—
Petrusma
(By our Hensel]. Correspondent)
A pretty ;autumn wedding was
solemnized ait the ;Maistilart Re-
formed Churelh, Exeter, on S,atitas
day, October 11, • when the Rev.
A. T. Vanden Poe, D.rayton, united
in marriage Betty Petrusania, Ot-
tawa, and William Vain Wieren,
Drayton, son orf Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Van Wieren, Hensall, The
bride's parents ;am; Mr. end Mrs.
E H. Petrusana, Heron, Groning-
en Holland.
The ;bride wore a floor -length
gown of silver brocade princess
style lily point sleeves and mat-
ching heacklress. She !carried! a
lboiuquet lof rust coloured 'mums
and stephanotis.
Matron elf honor was Mrs. W.
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Reception & Dance
hi Honour Of
Mr. and Mrs. James
Bedard
(Nee Veronica Ducharme)
in the
Community Centre, Zurich
8.30 p..m.
Saturday, Oct. 25
Music Supplied by
DeSiardille Orchestra
EVERYBODY WELCOME
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groomsman. The organist wa s
Miss. C. :Van Dealers Zurich.
The reception was held in the
schwa! room ;of the Exeter Christ-
ian Relformeld ;Church following
the ;ceremony. Since the -groom
teaches in Dray, his 36 pupils
attended the wedding ;ceremony
and reception. In th'e evening a
family dinner was served by Mrs.
Dick Van Wieren, Hensel, attend-
ed by 25 guests.
Fedy—Spellman
Cousins of the bride, Rev. John
Malley, Rochester, N.Y., and Rev.
Eugene Malley, Toronto, officiated
!at the marriage of Carolyn. Anne
Spellman, Kitchener, and Donald
Edwin Fedr, Waterloo at St.
Anne's Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener,
The bride is- a daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph Alexis Sipellman,
154: Pandora Ave., Kitchener. The
!bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Edwin Fedy, 76 John
Street West, Waterloo.
The altar was banked With
white cheysenthensums and fern
for the ceremony. Organist was
Mrs. Harry Von and soloist Was
Thomas Harry :Hoffman, Dash-
wood, ;an uncle; orf the bride. The
glee club of St. Mary's High
Slchool, where the bride is a teach-
er, sang under the direction of
Sister M. EVangela.
A peau da faine formal gown
was worn by the 'bride', styled
with scoop neckline bordered with
beaded guipure lace., and lialypoint
sleeves. Lacesafppliqued 'petals; en-
hanced the pleated folds. which
formed a chapel train, and her
bouffant skirt wasdecorated with
sidc garlands; of guipure lace. A
beaded .double crown held her
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Noble Grand of Hensall. Rebekahs
Mes. WillflFam Caldwell, N.G.,
presided at the ;meeting of Amber
Rebekah. Lodge, N. 349 on Wed-
nesday evening, when D.D.P. EVErs.
Cbas-nbers of the Rebekah
Assembly of Ontanio IOOF in-
stalled the officers for the year.
Prior to the !installation Mrs.
Adeline Ford of the EXeter Lodge,
read the !commission. The. install-
ing team from Exeter led by the
D.D..P.'s; Marshal, Mrs. 1-latry
Beavers. The officerts; elected were
Junior Mrs. William Cald-
well; Noble Grand, Mrs. Inez Mc-
Elwere R.S.N.G., Mrs. Leona Parke;
leS.N.G. Mrs. Archie MacGregor;
Vice-Geancl, Mrs. ,Gierm Bell; R.S.
V.G., Mrs. Alex MacBeaith; L.S.;
V.G., Mrs. Milton Lavery; Chose'
lairs Mrs Hugh McEwen, Jr.; re-
cording secr.etary, Miss Mayib;elle
Whiteman; financial secretary,
Mrs. .Clarence Volland; treasur-
er, Mrs. 'Laird Jacobi; warden,
Mas. E. Chlipclsase; conductor, Mrs,
circular nylon tulle veil, and she
carried a collo.nial cascade of ama-
zon lilies, stephanotis and feather-
ed :chrysanthemums.
Miss Hellen Spellman, Kitchener
was maid of honor for her sister
and bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Fedy, Kitchener, a. sister of the
!bridegroom and Miss; Shirley Mc-
Phee, Toronto.
Rulby red velvet and satin gowns
styled with taut bodices, scoop
necklines and brief sleeves were
selected by the attendants. The
bell skirts featured metalling satin
panels and large back and front
bows, and they worefiesta pink
satin cocktail bows and mIatching
gloves. Their colonial cascades
were pink chiffon roses, feathered
chrysanthemums and palms chrys-
anthemums.
Joseph Fedy, Waterloo., was best
man. for his brother and ushers
were Robert Schmuck, Kitchener,
and Leopold Larocque, Trenton.
Recelming at the K -W Granite
Club the brides mother chose a
teal blue sheath of French broad -
Cloth. Her velour hat was dusty
rose trimmed with matching satin,
and she wore dusty rose and satin
accessories. A corsage oif pink ros-
es ;completed her costume.
A peacock green shantung frock
and oatmeal beige and brown ac-
cessories were selected by the
bridegroom's; mother. Her brown
feather hat and corsage of tawny
roses enhanced her outfit.
For travelling to the New Eng-
land States; the bride wore a co-
coa brown sheath and jacket en-
semble of French brocade, a cliou.d
white cloche trimmed with gold
feathers, and brown ;accessories.
Her corsage was beige orchids.
The couple will live at 55 Dun-
bar Street, Waterl;oo.
The bride is a gold medallist in
figure skating, and is on the staff
of St, Marys High Sehool. The
groom is a graduate; of Assumption
College.
Guests at the Fedy-Sp.ellman
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. E.
Laird Meade, Henson; Mr. and
Mrs. john. Soldan and Masters
Patrick and IVLicheel Soldan, Zu-
rich; Mr. and Mrs. S. Harry Hof-
fman, Miss Many Jane Hoffman
and Masters Robert, William and
James Hoffman., Dashwood.
A. Orr; calor bearer, Mrs, H.
Lemmas; pilantist, Mrs. W. Fulstsl;
Inside guardian, 1VIrs. L. Eyre;
outside guardian, ;Mrs. L. Fergus-
on.
Mrs. William Cann sang, "Bless
This I -louse" and "Take Time To
Be ;Holly". Junior P.N.G., Mrs, Wil-
liam ;Caldwell presented the D.D.P.
;Mrs. ChiaMbers with a gift. Mals,
.alsambers gave a brief address
;outlining the year's work and in-
viting the ;lodge to meet With
;Clinton and Brussels lodlges at
;Clinton on November 17, when
the ,Assembily President will be
present.
Mrs. G. Johns, Exeter; Mrs. L.
Eyre, Hensel.; and Mrs. S. Black -
Sewing Circle
Makes Two Quilts
To Ship Overseas
The ladiesof the Blake Amish
Mennonite ;01ssrch, Sewing ;Circle
hielid their October meeting in the
basiment tof the; church.
The devotional, taken From Mat-
thew 25: 31-40 was in change. of
Miss Verde Baechler, who also
led in prayer. The minutes of
the last me•eting were read by
the ;secretary, Miss Dorothy Etib.
There were 18 ladies; present.
Two quilts were made, and used
clothing was donated, which will
be forwarded to the MCC in Kit-
chener, for shipment ov,easseas.
wed, Hensalli, expressed words re
appreciation. Mrs. Leona Parke
thanked the D.D.P. Mrs. Chambers
and members of the installation
team.
The financial secretary gave a
repoet of the bake sale. A card
of thanks was received from Mas..
Garnet Mousseau, and a birthday
box will be sent ;to Mrs. Annie
Logan. At the close of the meet-
ing refreshments were served.
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Town Hall, Zurich
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Saturday, Oct. 25
10.50 a.m. to 12 a.m.
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Boy Scout Apple
Day ,a Success;
Welcome Members
(By Pat O'Brien, ASM)
Last Saturday the Zurich Bay
Scouts held their Apple Day, and
it was a ;great success. They visit-
ed Dashwood and Hensaill, and sold
apples in both the towns.
This past Wednes:day the troop.
:held thieir regular meeting in the.
Town Hat, and had as their guest
Ben ;Cook, RCAF Station Cent-
ralia, and three other Scoutmast-
ers. These Men helped in the re-
organization of the troop and also,
gave some !valuable information.
about Scouting..
The meeting opened with the
Scouts 'being caned (into a horse-
shoe iforrnatien, and the flag was
raised and broken by Dennis. Am-
acher. Inspection was held, and
proved satisfactory, although al
the ;Scouts: should be. wearing thetas
uniforms; to the meetings. Mir..
Cook said, "No boy Ii a Scout
unless he wear t his uniform. If
you don't wear your uniform you
are only a iboy off the street."
After 'inspection a game of
"Rooster Fight" was, played. In-
structions were taken from the
seconid class test Number 12, which
was, "Your Bike and Safety Rules" -
The dues were collected and than
the Scouts dismissed.
A :court of honour was held
after the meeting, at which tkne
it was decided to make Robert
Pirang and Allan Thiel. Petrol
Leaders. The titme of the meet-
ings was changed to 7 o'elerk in
the basement elf ;!the hall, with the
group moving upstairs atter the
Cubs; have had their tmeeting.
At the close of the meeting it
Was ;decided that every members,,i,;;
should ;bring a neyif member along'
to the next meeting We wll.
i
meet again this Wednesday night,
and any boy who is 11 years
of age and wishes to join the •
Scouts is requested to attend.
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