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Current members of other weight control groups may transfer with no registration fee, November 28 Trivitt Memorial Anglician Church 267 Andrew Street Monday, 7:30 p.m. For class locations and information call FREE 1- 800-268-2211 counterweigh PEOPLE WHO CARE Page 8 Times-Advocate, November 24, 1977 Skift c de 7-1144 MR. AND MRS. WAYNE NAFZIGER Cheryl Ann Gingerich and Wayne Kenneth Nafziger exchanged marriage vows October 15, at Zurich Mennonite Church with Rev. Clayton Kuepfer officiating. Parents of the bride are Stephen and Mary Ellen Gingerich and the groom is the son of Kenneth and Lena Nafziger, Elora. Judy Gingerich was her sister's maid of honor and Gloria Nafziger, sister of the groom was bridesmaid. Larry Nafziger, brother of the groom was best man. Guests were ushered by Charles Gingerich, the bride's brother and Dennis Bechtel, cousin of the groom: The soloist was Mrs. Ruth Anne Steckle, pianist Mrs. Grace Martin andl, • flutist Miss Ruth Gingerich. The reception was held at the White Carna- tion, Holmesville. After a honeymoon to Virginia, the couple has taken up residence in Zurich. Photo by Hunsberger See Christmas ideas • up a room or two ... or maybe No matter what your scheme, plan it from the large down to the small. shop * First, the walls and floors (Main rA,1.74 * Then, windows and the furnishings • • THE WALL & FLOOR SHOPPE at the Junction has been developed to assist you with your decorating. We offer a unique selection of .... Floor Coverings and Wall Coverings along with a Superb Custom Drapery DEPEND ON US FOR • CARPETING • VINYL FLOORING • CUSTOM DRAPERIES • • WALLCOVERING • DRAPERY HARDWARE • PAINTS • SHADES • '• FREE ESTIMATES • PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS THE WILL and FLOOR' SHOPPE FLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES • FABRICS Service which includes Measuring, Making and Installation. • • • • • • • • • • • • Hospital Auxiliary picks new officers sale, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs, Frank Giffin, Mrs, Harold Gunn, Mrs. Ned Armstrong, Mrs, Morris Vanderweil, Mrs. Ross Skinner, Mrs, Gerald Godbolt; Fall rummage sale, Mrs, Mac Hodgert, Mrs, Ronald Bogart, Mrs. Harold Patterson, Mrs, Ray Frayne, Mrs. Robert Mayer; ex- officio members, Carfrey Cann, Chairman of ,the Board of Directors, Elmer Taylor, Administrator. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS HAMILL St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, Ontario was the setting of marriage between Audry Diane Oesch and Thomas James Hamill, September 17, 1977. Father Denys officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Russell Oesch, Varna, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Hamill, London. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a chiffon gown with lace bodice and cathedral length train. Her headpiece was composed of yellow roses and stephanotis with a waist length pleated chiffon veil flowing behind. This complemented her bouquet of orchids and° yellow and pink roses with trailing stephanotis and ivy. The matron of honour was Miss Janet Oesch and the flower girl was Tracey Pugsley. The bridesmaids were Ms. Carol Pugsley and Mrs. Karen Myres. The best man was Brian Hamill and guests were ushered by Byron McLeod and Wayne Wright. Raymond Oesch was the ring bearer. Following the ceremony the wedding couple were honoured by a dinner and dance at the Exeter Legion Hall. Music was supplied by Versatility of London, After a wedding trip to the Eastern States and the Poconos Mountains Mr. and Mrs. Hamill are residing in London. Photo by Roy Kuma no The 1977-78 executive for the Committees — finance, Mrs. Women's Auxiliary to South Huntley, Mrs. Dinney, Mrs. Huron Hospital was elected Stanlake; tray, Mrs. Robert recently; Elgie; cart and visiting, Mrs. Ralph Topp; Mrs, Chester Baarda; hospital buying, Mrs. Glen Mickle, Mrs. Mel Gaiser, Mrs. Earl Campbell; hospital sewing, Mrs. Delmar Skinner; membership, Mrs, Elwood, Mrs. F. Skinner, Mrs, W. McBride; nominating, Mrs. M. Gaiser,Mrs. T. MacMillan, Mrs. W. Davis; Christmas fair at Huronview Huronview Auxiliary opened their November meeting by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. In the absence of Mrs. Anne McNichol, the minutes were read by Mrs. Raymond Griffiths. 12 members answered the roll call by naming a favourite recipe, The main discussion was on the Christmas Fair. Mrs. Colclough and Mrs. Lockhard were named to purchase the articles needed. Organizations in Goderich will be helping this year. Mrs. Grace Peck made the motion to adjourn and tea and cake was served. • PEACE on D JOY TO YOU THIS CHRISTMAS EXETER DECOR CENTRE ALMATEX • Paints & Varnishes OLD MASTER'S Antiquing Supplies WALLPAPER & SUNDRIES 15 GIDLEY ST. E. EXETER, 235.1010 Jean Durst of Seaforth was guest speaker at Women Together, November 16, at S. H. Recreational Centre, when she talked about how to make Christ- mas decorations out of inexpen- sive and easy to attain items to be found around home or from nature. Among the things she showed were attractive wall hangings on which small nativity scenes had been placed in birds' nests sur- rounded with natural cedar. She also explained how to make at- . tractive centre pieces using whipped candles, cotton batting trees and styrofoam stars. Carrying on the Christmas decoration theme, Mary Dougall and Sandra Strang showed the ladies attending how to make "teasel trees." One of these was won by Mrs. Ea Moir for having a birthday nearest to the day of the meeting. Thought-For-The-Day was given by Gwyn Whilsmith who used the theme "Are You Ready For Christmas?" She pointed out being ready for Christmas meant more than just having your shopping and baking done. "We have to remember, what we are celebrating," she said, "and why we are giving gifts. It is because we are celebrating Christ's birthday, and our response to this should be getting rid of wrong attitudes and giving our love to others." Over 50 ,women attended the monthly event which is open to all women of all ages, Twenty-• five children were baby sat at the Presbyterian Church by Sunshine Nursery School volunteers while their mothers attended the meeting, As a special treat, Mrs. Marie Winters, a native of Holland, prepared "Olie Bollen" a Dutch holiday pastry. The next meeting for Women Together will be on January 18. Mrs. Winter's Olie Bollen (This can be cut in half) 2 pkgs. dry yeast 1 cup warm water 2 tbsp, sugar 6 cups luke warm milk 8 cups flour 11/2 cups currants 111z cups raisins 2 tbsp, sugar 2 tsp, cinnamon 1 tbsp. salt 2 apples 3/1 cup mixed fruit Method: Combine 1 c. of warm water, yeast and sugar, set aside for 10 minutes, then mix all Ingredients together, leave in warm place and let rise for 1 hour. Deep fry by dropping batter by half tablespoons in medium hot oil. Cook one half to one minute on each side. Makes approximately 10 doz. Past president, Mrs. Tom MacMillan; president, Mrs. Roylance Westcott; 1st vice president, Mrs. Earl Campbell; 2nd vice president, Mrs. John Sharpe; 3rd vice president, Mrs. Ray Frayne; recording secretary, Mrs, Ralph Batten; assistant recording secretary, Mrs. Trevor Wilson; corresponding secretary, Miss Marion Bissett, Treasurer, Mrs. William Huntley; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Robert Dinney; board representative, Mrs. Roylance Westcott; staff representative, Mrs. Charlene English; cancer society representative, Mrs. Wellington Brock; historian, Mrs. William Thomson; pianist, Mrs. Amiel Willard. program, Mrs. E. Campbell, Mrs, J. Sharpe, Mrs, R. Frayne; public relations, Miss Marion Bissett. Bulletin editor, Miss Lauretta Siegner; social, Miss Ruth Skinner, Mrs. Walter Davis; candy stripers, Mrs. Douglas Harrison, Mrs, 'Glen Fisher; volunteer recept., Mrs. Charles Snell; tag day, Mrs. J. Fuller, Mrs. V. Pincombe, Mrs, C. Cann, Mrs. N. Jones; Spring rummage