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Attend our Farming Frontiers program and get the whole story, FARMING FRONTIERS '68 EXETER LEGION HALL FRI— FEB. 2 8:00 P.M. uIRary GO 14.. • EQUIPMENT UMITEDI EXETER. 231511157-; , . E.:. E-. 72: F.- Wedding -4AliggR$ PERSONALS •. Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Craig, Janet. and PraclieY of ` Sarnia 'Vent the weekend with _Mrs. Bert Craig. * * * Mrs. Ralph D, Munro return. ed Wale last weekend after vis- iting with her son, Hobert Yeuagbitia Mrs. ymingblut, Susan and Bruce of Ottawa and with Pr. and Mrs. Gordon Pea. guson of Toronto. * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath. well of Brantford spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. * * * John Hamilton and friend Miss Junta Corcoran of Tor. onto spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton. * Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Weir and family. Miss Judy Arthur commenced her nurse's training at the Re. gional School of Nursing, Owen Sound last Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Arthur, her mother and Miss Laura Phillips accompanied her andattended the reception. * * * Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Millian, nee Marie Leatherlancl on the birth of their son in Goderich hospital last weekend. * * Friends of William J. Craig are pleased to learn that he is improving after his accident in the car last Saturday morn. big, in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. * * * Little Miss Shelley Thom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thom was rushed to Clinton Hospital last week after she fell in her home and cut her head. Seven stitches were re. quired to close the woued„,„„, , a, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ander., son and Mrs. Nellie Coleman were London visitors last Thursday. * * * Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Stephen were Mrs. Ernest Patterson of Goderich, Miss Lila Youngblut, Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and Arthur Youngblut, * * * Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Easom were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ailmans and Jimmy of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hanley, David and Darlene, Tom Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fremlin, all of Clinton. Baskets of white chrysantlia. MIMS and white gladioli made 4 pretty setting in Knox •United Church, Auburn for thewedding of Brigitte Schlichtiag and Joke Patrick Sanders of CFB Clin- ton. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal, ter Schlachting and the groom la the son of Mr, and. Mrs. Bud Johnson of Victoria, B,C. Rev. M. R. Roberts perform. ed the ceremony and traditional wedding music was played by Miss Jennifer Grange of Auburn Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white floor-length gown of embroida ered French net over a white peau de soie A-line sheath and featured flower appliques around the scoop neckline and on the skirt, which was banded' on the bottom by white satin. Her full lengthashoulder train featured the same appliqued flowers and was banded by white satin.. A flower headband. Yea. taring rhinestones held her triple veil of imported silk illusion and she carried acres. cent bouquet of dark red roses, Matron of honour, Mrs. Arthur Hoy of Goderich and bridesmaid Miss Monica Pfeufa fer of Kitchener were diessed alike in emeral green velvet featuring an empire waistline, A-line skirt and 'scoop neck. line. They carried bouquets of white chrysanthemums and had white mum headpieces. Little Miss Gabriele Schlich. Ling sister of the bride made a pretty flower-girl dressed in green velvet. She carried a small bouquet of white mums and wore a small white mum headdress. The groomsman was John Andrews of London and the usher was Gerrard Bedard of Goderich. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Au.. burn Commuriity Memorial hall where the bride's mother as. sisted the bridal party in re. ceiving the guests wearing a double knit blue A-line dress, white hat and accessories and a pink talisman rose corsage. She was assistedby the groom's mother who wore arose novelty crepe dress, black hat and ac. Ten ladies from this cora• munity who had taken the pro. ject, "Working with Yeast?' eta tended the Summary Day in Wingham last Wednesday after. noon. Miss Sharon Carroll, the home economist, was in charge of the day's program and Mrs. William Coultes of Belgrave was the chairman. Miss F. Foreman, nutrition specialist of the department of agriculture and food spoke on the project and the -display of baked yeast breads. She show- ed the films, "Wheat, Food for the World" and `"Betwixt and Between," the founding of our sandwich and fillings for all occasions. An interesting demonstration on the making of Oliebolle a cepsoalea and a pink rose cora sage. The bride's table was cen. tred with a three.tiered wed. ding cake flanked with lighted .tapers and green tulle and net base. After the dinner served by the Women's Institute a dance follewed for the :bridal party and the guesta. For a wedding trip to Mont. real, the bride 'donned a black wool tent dress with sequin trim and wore a yellow rose corsage. Guests were • present .from' Victoria, B.C., London, Kit., chener, Grand Bend, Goderich and the surrounding district. PRE—NIJOTIAL, Miss Brigitte Schlichtingwas guest of honour at the home of Mrs. Bert Craig when friends and, neighbours gathered' prior to her welding. Thu Wine was tastefully de. corated with white and pink Wedding bells, and guests were welcomed by Mrs. Craig. Miss Gail Seers was the chairman for the program. A reading, "His Mother's Cook• ing9 was given by Mrs. Leonard. Archambault. Misses Betty Moss and Nancy Anderson sang a duet, "Bless This House," with Miss Jennifer Grange at the piano. Mrs. Beth Lansing conduated a contest on "Articles in the Trousseau9 and Mrs. Arthur Grange was the winner. Mrs. William Seers' pinned' a. cor. sage on the bride-elect and Mrs. Bert Craig pinned a cor. sage on her mother, Mrs. ter 'Schlichting. Miss Brenda Archambault read an address of congratta lations' to Brigitte and gifts were presented by Marie Plun. kett, Carol Seers and Gail Seers. Lunch was served by Mrs. Craig assisted by Mrs. Wil. likm Seers, Mrs. Beth Lana sing, Mrs. M. R. Roberts, Mrs. Leonard -Areha:mbault, Brenda Archambault, Nan Lapp, Gail Seers, Marie Plunkett, Faye Seers, Carol Seers and Miss Susie Latimer. festive bread of Holland was done by a new Canadian, Mrs. Jake Muilwyk of Belgrave. Cunninghams Celebrate Event A birthday party supper was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunnieghamandfam. ily in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham who were both celebrating their birthdays. Those present were Mr,. and Mrs. Carmen Gross and family Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McClina chey and family and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham and family. Mr. and Mrss Bea 1-laiiiiiten .4-ieftlIS Street were "At Herne ta their relatives, friends and litheeilgrhbrthsWeodil dithngearinOelevaeloanarYof, last Saturday alternooli and, evening. Over eighty Oeste signed the guest book and they were 'Weis copied by John Hamilton Of Toronto, their son, and by his, sister, Mrs. MacAllison of Ailsa Craig. The lace covered tea-table was centred with a three-tiered decorated wedding cake made by Mrs, Allison and flanked by white and silver tapers. Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor, sister of the groom, poured tea in the afternoon and the guests were served by Mrs. Norman Ham. ilton, Goderich, Mas. Ronald Rathwell, Brantford, Mrs. Les Morley, Ailsa Craig, and Miss Susan Morley, Parkhill. In the evening Mrs. Albert McFarlane poured tea and the guests were served by Mrs. Norman Hamilton, Miss Junta Corcoran, Toronto, Mrs. LeRoy Ryan, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Hamiltrin were married in Toronto andresided there until nine years ago when they moved to .. Auburn. Mr. Hamilton is employed at the Dominion Road Machinery C pa.ny of Goderich and Mrs. Ham. ilton clerked in Taylor's Gen... eral Store for eight years. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton hive one son, John, in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phalen of God. erich, the attendants 25 years ago, were guests last Selma day. Many gifts and cards were presented, among them a bou- quet of American beauty roses, a gift from her parents who reside at Windsor, as well as Several beautiful Pots 0,01}rp, santbenninis. Neighbours and friends Pref. seated Mr. and Mrs. Hamiltoa with a gift of money .and fir, and Mrs. Cliff BroWn of God. erich entertained the members. of Mrs. Hamilton's bowling The January meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held in Community Memorial hall with the President, Mrs. Donald Haines in charge. The meeting was opened with the ode, the Mary Stewart Collect and '0, Canada' with Mrs. George Milian at the piano. The convener of Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Arnold Craig introduced the guest speaker, Rev. M. R. Rohr erts, who spoke on "Agricul. tore in the Argentine.'" He de. scribed the farms in that min. try and told how they tilled the land and the various crops they harvested as well as the various customs of the people. Mrs. Robera.T. Phillips thank. ed Mr. Roberts and on behalf of the members presented him 'with a gift. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor play. ed two accordian solos. The his. tory of Ontario was given by Mrs. Norman McDowell. Mrs. Haines had a sample of a dutch elm disease-eaten stick and spoke on how the disease can be controlled. The minutes .of the previous meeting were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig. The members voted to On team and their huabande rea Gently, Mrs. gamer Sproul and. Mrs. Fete' .4041w pinned corsagesthe ss0 Ws, PrPali PreSeateda a. Oft ,gkor Mrs. Wee laradeock eateadeclecnigraa telatimia on behalf of those preamit., send $25 to F.W.LQ. Projeet for the expansion of MacDpnald lastitate, The W.X, was asked .to look after the lunch at the Valentine Hall Board dance on Febraary 9. Mrs. Lea Archamlmilt, Mrs. Wes Bradriock, Mrs. Lawrence plaetzer, Mrs. Gordon Chain. ney and Mrs. Doriald. Haines are the committee in charge, Decorating will be' done by Mrs, Frank Ratthby, Mrs,._M. R. Roberts Mrs. Gordon R. TaylOr. The card report • was given by Mrs.,Andrew lgrIcconuell and ihe hdrik-yoe notes were read. The roll call 'was an. swered by quoting a Bible verse about agriculture. The Celleca tion was received by Mrs. M. R, Roberts and Mrs, James Jackson. Lunch was served by, Mrs. Norman McDowell and Mrs, Torrance Tabb. The lucky cup prize went to • Mrs,. Gordon R. Taylor. a, • Clinton News.Record, Thursday, January 20th 1968 The Whole Family will enjoy a new POOL TABLE The entire Beaver Line is designed and built with professional playing features and qualities which provide ideal recreation for family and friends. 227 Main Street, Exeter Phone 235- 1582 ,Auburn: and -District MRE. WE$ eltADNOCIK,-fiworruposoktat-,-Phons $24-7595 , Attend-SummarIY;11- Mr, and. Mrs. Ben. Hail an A t Mt~rre" Their 25th Wedding • ,Any iversory' Agriculture In Argentine 'Described At Women's Institute Meeting / / / ¤ / / / / / / / / / / /