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Page 20 Times-Advocate, May 19, 1966 Wed at Poplar Hill at QES meet
and Hawaii.
The ways and means committee
had a bulb and plant sale. Mrs.
Rufus Kestle and her committee
served lunch.
Flowers and ferns formed the
setting for the candle-light cere-
mony in Poplar Hills Baptist
Church Friday evening, for June
Marian Waich, daughter of Mrs.
Howard Bogart of Poplar Hill and
the late Howard Bogart of South-
wold and Bruce William Henry,
only son of Mr. and Mrs, David
Henry, RR 1, Clandeboye.
The bride entered the church
excorted by her uncle, Mr.
Charles Cameron. The double
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. Reginald Babbey with Mrs,
Donald Milligan of London pre-
siding at the electric organ
The couple were attended by
Mrs. Reginald Babbey and Mr.
Donald Milligan, Following a re-
ception for the immediate fami-
lies the happy couple left for a
honeymoon in the United States.
The couple will reside on the
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr, & Mrs. Stewardson of
Rannoch were Saturday evening
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Stewardson and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Smith and
Penny also Mr. Doug Lewis visit-
ed Mr, Alex Hodgins, a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
There will be no church at
Brinsley United Church this Sun-
day May 22 owing to anniversary
at Ailsa Craig United Church.
McCormick of Wyoming is
erecting a silo for Mr. Bill Mor-
ley.
Mr. & Mrs. Goldwin Glenn were
Sunday guests of Mr, & Mrs. Bill
Toten of Sarnia.
Special guests
At the May meeting of Exeter
Chapter No. 222 Order of the
Eastern Star held in the Chapter
rooms, Main St., the secretaries
and treasurers of the District
Chapters were special guests.
Mrs. Margaret Strang.Worthy
Matron, and Harry Strang, Worthy
Patron, presided. Presiding mat-
rons and patrons were present
from St. Marys, Stratford and
Blyth. Other guests were present
from London, Blyth, Goderich,
Byron Nilestown, St Marys and
Blyth.
After the meeting Mr. William
Gibson favored with a piano solo
and Mrs. Stirling Graham, Crom-
arty, showed slides on her recent
tour of New Zealand, Australia
Trivitt WA hear
report of synod
Mrs, O. Barker gave a report
on the Diocesan Synod which she
attended in London at the meeting
of Trivitt Woman's Auxiliary last
Tuesday evening,
It was decided to devote the
next work meeting May 24 to
making crib quilts for the De-
partment of Family Life (pre-
school) bale. During the month
members cut and pressed
squares for a quilt and also
packed a bale for St. Paul's
School, Cardston,
This season's meetings will
close with a pot luck supper
June 14 at which Mrs. H. B.
McGillicuddy, CFB, Centralia,
will give a ceramic demonstra-
tion.
The spring deanery meeting
will be held in St. Paul's Church,
Wingham June 1 commencing at
10 am with communion,
District Annual
held today
Today (Thursday) the 44th
South Huron District Annual is
being held in Dashwood. Com-
munity Centre with the morning
session commencing at 9 am and
the afternoon session at 1:30
pin. Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Alan Neal on Program Planning.
76604 tofzea Since 1949 Canadian wages
have risen 112 percent; only 84
percent in U.S.
groom's farm RR 1, Clandeboye.
Prior to the marriage Mr. and.
Mrs, DOnalL1 Milligan entertained
in their honor at a dinner party
at their home, Maitland St., Lon-
don. Quests were present from,
Fingal, Shedden, Dorchester, St.
Thomas, Port Stanley, Woodstock
and London, when the couple were
Presented with many lovely gifts.
South Lobo WI of which the
bride was a member and leader of
4-11 girls' groups, honoured her
with a miscellaneous shower at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Nichols.
The Monday night card club
presented the bride with anelec-
trie steam iron when the club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Zavitz.
Relatives of the groom honored
the couple at the home of the
groom's aunt, Mrs, Karl O'Neil
in Lucan, Saturday evening when
many lovely gifts were received.
Mr. and Mrs. David Henry en-
tertained the wedding party Wed-
nesday evening prior to the wed-
ding. Mr. & Mrs, Don Wilson spent
Sunday in Shakespeare.
Mr. & Mrs. William Thomson
left Friday for a trip to Europe.
Mr, & Mrs. Gordon May and
family, St. David's, spent the
weekend with the former's moth-
er, Mrs. William May.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Hobbs of
Greentown, Indiana, are spending
a few days with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. & Mrs. George Lawson.
Mrs. C. A. Tavener left Wed-
nesday by plane for a visit with
relatives in England.
Mrs. Alvin Moir underwent
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, last week and is con-
valescing very well.
Mr. George Lawson received
word Thursday of the death of
his niece, Mrs. Joseph Broken-
shire, the former Lucy Lawson,
in Windsor.
School principal is
guest of Elimville WI
. . photo by Phillips
MR. AND MRS. GORDON ROSS
read a Mother's Day poem and
Mrs. Lorne Johns read a story.
Mrs, Norman Jaques and Mrs.
Lorne Johns, citizenship and edu-
cation conveners, arranged the
program.
Roll call was answered by
bringing an old school book. A
membership drive with Mrs.
Murray Coward and Mrs. Ross
Skinner as team captains, was
explained. The winning side will
be hosted by the losers in Feb-
ruary.
Mrs. Wellington Brock and Mrs
Creery were named a committee
to plan entertainment for patients
at Goderich Ontario Hospital. The
Hospital Auxiliary report was
given by Miss Ruth Skinner. A
bake sale was planned for the
near future. Members were re-
minded of the District Annual
May 19 at Dashwood. Mrs. Creery
was named curator, an o m i s-
sion from last month's slate of
officers. A report of the June
20th bus trip to London was given
by Mrs Murray Coward, who also
gave a report on the Officers'
Conference at Guelph.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ron Flet-
cher, Mrs. C. Giifillan, Mrs. G.
Skinner, Mrs. Ed. Johns and Mrs.
H. Pym.
L. Douglas Palmer, SHDHS
principal, was guest speaker at
Elimville WI meeting last Wed-
nesday evening. His subject was
'Preparation for Living". He
showed the plans for the pro-
posed composite school, and led
a question and answer period.
Mrs. Thomas Hern commented
on the motto "One who ceases
to learn, ceases to live." Mrs.
Theron Creery discussed current
events, Mrs. William Morley
Will live at Orillia
Large white mums with divinity
poms sprayed blue and candel-
abra formed the floral back-
ground in Cavan United Church
for the double ring ceremony
uniting in marriage Miss Mary
Eileen Elizabeth Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Smith, Walton, and Gordon Ern-
est Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Ross, Exeter, on Satur-
day, May 14 at 3 pm.
Rev. Clifford Britton officiated
and Miss Margaret Hillen, Walt-
on, played the wedding music
and accompanied the soloist, Eric
Ross, who sang The Wedding
Prayer and The Lord's Prayer.
The bride chose for her wed-
ding a floor-length gown of silk
peau de soie. The bodice was
fashioned with a high scoop neck-
line and long lily point sleeves.
From the fitted bodice fell a con-
trolled skirt which was formed
with double scissor pleats and
appliqued with swiss Guipure lace
motifs to match the appliqued
bodice. The gown was highlighted
at the back by a detachable car-
dinal train falling from the
shoulders into a chapel train.
A double pillbox headdress of
peau de soie frosted with lace
held her silk illusion hand-roll-
ed finger-tip veil. She carried
red roses on a white Bible.
Mrs. Richard Lehnen, Kitchen-
er, was matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Miss Noreen
Moyer, Kitchener, and Miss
Elaine Ross, sister of the groom,
London. They wore floor-length
gowns of blue silk chiffon
identically fashioned with sheath
skirts, ',mouton" sleeves of Gui-
pure lace and sabrina necklines
edged in lace. They chose picture
hats and carried white bouquets
of divinity poms centred with a
red rose. Flower girls, Lori
Anne Fowle, niece of the bride,
Toronto, and Cheryl Ostland,
niece of the groom, Exeter, wore
floor-length gowns of white peau
de soie trimmed with blue lace
and rosebud bows and carried
flowers similar to the other at-
tendants.
Groomsman was John Dawes,
Guelph, and ushering guests were
Ronald Driscoll and Alfred Ross,
both of Sea-forth.
The reception was held in the
church rooms where the bride's
mother received in a blue lace
dress with matching jacket, beige
accessori.es and the groom' s
mother chose a pink sheath dress
with navy accessories.
For travelling in the East the
bride changed to a navy two-
piece suit with red accessories
and corsage of red roses.
The couple will make their
home in Orillia.
Many visitors
for anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bissett
marked their 40th wedding anni-
versary Sunday, May 8 when
friends and relatives called to
wish them well.
Visitors included Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Hill, London, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge, Ailsa
Craig; Mrs. Milton Luther, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Moir and family,
Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jeffery and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery and family, Thames Road,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dykeman and
family, Crediton, Mr. and Mrs.
John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Jones and Linda, Mr. and Mrs.
Norval Jones, town. Monday
afternoon more neighbors and
friends called.
Religion and Life Emblems
At the morning worship of the Protestant Chapel, CFB, Centralia,
four Girl Guides received the Religion and Life Emblem from
Padre J. H. McAvany, Base Chaplian (P). Pictured above: Guides
Heather Bracken, Gloria Senft (absent for the picture, Guides Nancy
Knoblauch and Sherry Fulford),
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