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TimPAcivpcatp, May 2', 1963 Pap 9 Reformed ladies
hear missionary
citrus tones: with hell '414 And
coop neckline,
For a motor trip So : New
leans the Pride travelled 41.
op at of seal brown wool and
Matching .silk pilot dress with
accessories in matching coffee
tones, and a white gardenia,
The couple will live in Dash,
wood,
Pl4est4 attended from. Win,"
nipeg, flereuOpyllie, S out h-
field, Mich., :1ClagSville, North ,
)3Ay, St, Qatharines,, gamilton„,
Toronto, Richmond. Hill,
don, Barrie, Orangeville, ,Kit-
thener, Galt, Preston, Exeter,
Dashwood, StrathroY, .13ridge,
port, and. Listowel.
Dr. Tema golkehger„ for 40
years a Christian:missionary to
Chirrn, ,P14: to the everseas Chin-
ese, spoke ..to a missionary rally
of w 0.41•041 of the Reformed
.Church Friday night.
She spoke of the country, of
its false gods, and, of the pro,
&reps made by the gospel..
Mrs. Eawetaa, PrantfPrd, too of og,varjoll,5fielciS of wort
of the beardS.pf world missions
and of home missions as carried
PO by the Reformed churches.
Fifty-five were in attendance
from Chatham, London, Strath-
roy and Exeter. The women of
the Exeter church served lunch.
CGIT hear
missionary
Guest speaker at the WHA Region 2 conference held in Exeter on Thursday was Sqd. Ldr. Betty Bell
of Clinton RCAF station, She is in charge of the School of Food Services at the Clinton base, the only
school of its kind in Canada. With her on the left is Mrs. R. C. Dinney, WHA president, Exeter,
and on the right, Mrs. Frank Fingland, Clinton, regional president. T-A photo
MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12
NEW! Summer Dresses
and Sportswear
At a CGIT rally in Wingham
United Church on Saturday over
226 girls and leaders from Hu-
ron County were in attendance
and were shown pictures of
Trinidad by Rev. Roy Jordison,
who has spent four years there
in educational and evangelical
work.
Discussion groups on CGIT
programs, Bible study, and re-
creation were on the program
and a filmstrip was shown on
"Church work as a full-time
vocation."
In the evening, Mrs. R.S.
Hiltz, Exeter, led a graduation
service for 30 girls in the county
including a candlelighting ser-
vice, a talk by Rev. ten Hoopen
and valedictory address by Bon-
nie Allen, Goderich.
Jean and Joan Essery, Cen-
tralia, Frances Skinner, Elim-
ville, and Marlene Thompson,
Elaine Green and Jean Kennedy,
Grand Bend, were among the
graduates. About 20 girls and
leaders attended from Exeter.
Wingham UCW served the even-
ing meal.
Our ladies' wear buyer has Just returned from the buyers' market In Toronto
with a complete new range of summer dresses and sports wear In time for
Mother's Day.
--Jack Doerr photo
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All wool suits Reg, $39.00... Sale $29.00
Gift Suggestions
Ladies from 14 hospital auxiliaries in Region 2 comprising Stratford, St. Marys, Woodstock, Till-
sonburg, London, Wingham, Clinton and Seaforth were served a smorgasbord luncheon at the noon
hour in James Street UC. About 150 attended the meeting in the UC auditorium and a tour of South
Huron Hospital. T-A photo
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Women's auxiliaries hear about:
Canada's only food school
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Exeter
sident of Westminster Hospital,
London, as maid of honor, Mrs.
Gordon Giffen, Poplar Hill,
Mrs. Ralph Miller, Florence-
ville , New Brunswick, as
bridesmaids and Miss Glenda
Hansford, RR 1 Palmerston, as
junior bridesmaid, were gowned
alike in mint green peau de soie
in a style similar to the bride's.
They carried rosettes of sal-
mon pink and white mums with
trailing ivy. Jodi Finnen,
Bridgeport, as flower girl wore
a dress of white peau de soie
trimmed with mint green back-
bow. She carried a basket of
pink and white mums.
Gerald Finnen, Bridgeport,
was best man and Gordon Giffen,
Poplar Hill, and Donald Gent-
tner, Dashwood,'ushered.
A reception was held at Hay-
wards Suburban Restaurant,
Listowel, followed by a wedding
dance after which the bride's
parents entertained at their
home. The bride's mother re-
ceived guests in a sheath dress
of beige silk crepe with side-
draped skirt and pink accessor-
ies. The groom's mother chose
a silk blended cotton dress in
4ENENCRISTIVASTASERIEZERESS-.:711EK.1
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
to South Huron Hospital hosted
the WHA spring conference of
region 2 on Thursday with 150
ladies from 14 auxiliaries at-
tending.
The ladies registered at the
newly decorated Auxiliary
rooms of the hospital, were con-
ducted on a tour of the new
classroom for student nurses,
kitchen and board room and went
to James Street United Church
for a smorgasbord luncheon and
meeting.
Guest speaker wasSqdr.Ldr.
Betty Bell, of Courtney, B.C.,
chief instructor in food services
at RCAF Station Clinton. She
told her audience that the Clin-
ton base was' the only one in
Canada giving instructions in
cookery. It had outgrown its
name of cooking school and was
now known as the School of Food
Services.
She outlined the training
schedule for cooks, flight stew-
ards and attendants, transpor-
tation technicians and univer-
sity reserve flight cadets. "The
training has to be such that the
student can fit into any number
of different situations" said
Miss Bell. "We, in Clinton,
like to feel that we have a share
in seeing that people are pro-
perly fed and therefore heal-
thier" she stated.
Mrs. R. C.Dinney, president
of South Huron Hospital Auxil-
iary, introduced the speaker
and also welcomed the ladies.
The speaker and soloist Mrs.
Don Graham, accompanied by
Mrs. H. L. Sturgis, werethank-
ed by Mrs. J. W. English, pre-
sident of Wingham WHA.
Mrs. Frank Fingland, Clin-
Dolores Mae Hansford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred a Hansford, Palmcrest
Farm, RR 1 Palmerston, and
James Cecil Finnen, Dashwood,
son of Mrs. James McGrath,
Kitchener, and Cecil Finnen,
Toronto, exchanged marriage
vows in Palmerston United
Church on Saturday, April 27
at 3 pm.
The bride is a registered
nurse, a graduate of South
Waterloo Memorial Hospital,
Galt, and the groom is sales
manager with the Dashwood
Planing Mills Ltd.
Rev. Douglas Muir 13 Comm,
B D, performed the ceremony
with a floral background of
baskets of salmon pink and white
mums, ferns and candelabra,
Mrs. Lawrence Morphey, Pal-
merston, furnished the wedding
m u sic and accompanied the
soloist, Mrs. Abner Martin,
Elmira, who sang "The Wedd-
ing Prayer" and "The Lord's
Prayer."
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore an orig-
inal floor-length gown of pure
silk peau-de-soie featuring a
fitted bodice appliqued with cord
lace flowers, scoop neckline and
lily-point sheath sleeves. The
unique bow-topped back treat-
ment swept in gentle folds into
a chapel train. A crown of seed
pearls and sequins held her
shoulder-length double-tiered
veil of imported silk illusion.
She carried a rosette of shaded
pink gladioli petals and ste-
phanotis.
The bride's attendants,Miss
Geraldine Makarenko, staff re-
Dr. and Mrs. E.S. Steiner or
Rochester, N.Y. visited in Exe-
ter Thursday and Friday. Dr.
Steiner attended the 25th anni-
versary meeting of Exeter
Lions.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Reeves,
Hay, attended the supreme con-
clave of True Kindred from Ca-
nada and the United States at
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel,
Detroit, this past weekend. They
are members of the London
branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tuckey
attended the Canadian Bottlers
of Carbonated Beverages con-
vention at the Royal York Ho-
tel, Toronto. Members attended
from all across Canada. Mr.
Tuckey has been president for
the past two years. At the noon
luncheon on Tuesday sponsored
by the Ontario government Hon.
C.S. MacNaughton was guest of
honor. Mr. and Mrs. B.W. Tuc-
key also attended the banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Reid this
week moved into the residence
on Andrew St. vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. D.M. Westover who
have been transferred to Lions
Head.
ton, president of Region Two,
chaired the meeting and the roll
call of Auxiliaries was respond-
ed to by each auxiliary telling
of its main projects for the year.
The fall conference will be
held in October in Goderich,
James St. UCW catered for
the luncheon and the WHA so-
cial committee served a cup of
tea at the close of the meeting.
President Mrs. Dinney and
vice-presidents, Mrs. Harold
Taylor and Mrs. Delmar Skin-
ner arranged the regional from
the local level.
Delegates were present from
St. Marys, Wingham, Stratford,
Woodstock, Ingersoll, Seaforth,
Clinton and four London
branches.
Salesman: "I'm quitting.
There'll be a new man on the
route Monday."
Customer: "Good. It's always
a pleasure to meet someone we
don't owe."
AiliMIONOMINIMMINCEINOCM11
Elimville girls
—Continued from page 8
reason for her selections of
material.
The Zurich Glamor Girls had
an exhibit "How to Look Your
Best" with Mary Vanstone ex-
plaining good daily health habits
by which a girl is "healthier,
happier and more pleasing to
others."
Comments on the program
were given by Mrs. R. Ritchie,
St. Paul's, Miss Lois Smith,
home economist of Middlesex
County, and Miss Gilchrist.
The latter announced the fall
project would be "The Milky
Way" and it was with regret
that it was learned she was
leaving Huron and would not be
taking this latest project with
the girls.
CLUB LEADERS
Leaders for the Crediton Club
were Mrs. Lorne Hodge, Mrs.
Alfred Smith and Miss Joanne
Martene; Dashwood, Mrs. L.
Schenk and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe;
Elimville, Mrs. Delmer Skinner
and Mrs. Thomas Hern; Grand
Bend, Miss Karen Taylor and
Mrs. Roy Morenz; Hurondale,
Mrs. Alvin Moir and Mrs. Ro-
bert Down; Kippen, Mrs. V.
Alderdice and Mrs. R. For-
rest; Stanley, Mrs. R. Consitt
and Mrs. Hugh Hendrick; Zurich
1, Mrs. Robert McKinley and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson; Zurich
2, Mrs. Morris Webb and Mrs.
John Dunham.
Ill Health ?
See your doctor ,first.
Bring your prescription to
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