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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-06-12, Page 8tti11,AdvalleaMilleS, WedIleit,daY, 4une VW " WOMEN S FAG. 1.1 • + We •• *Om bista • :Mie • :s0d0044ettt , bAS 0- Olt iztk COAtiiktb OtAVitY oR WINTER Alit doNtilliaill40 MODELS PERCY CLARK Plumbing - Heating Air Conditioning Wingbant Phone 255 Mr, and Mrs. Robert Johnston, who were Married at Grace Lutheran C iureh.„ Mitchell, on Saturday, June I. Mrs. Johnston is the former Beverly Runun, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Leo ,Kurrim, ;Mitchell, and Mr. Johnston is the son ,of Mr.„ and Mrs, George Johnston, Wingham. —Photo by Peter Smith. Merkley-Miller The bride-to-be• expressed her thanks and extended an, invitation to her trousseau, •tea on Wednes- day evening, After the singing 'of ."Fpr -She's a Solly,..Gpod ,Fellbw" 'a Pfeasent s'ecial hour,was enjoyed: Auxiliary `Met Last 'Tuesday k The regular meeting of St. An- drew's Auxiliary of the Worneil's Missionary Society was held, on Tuesday afternoon last with 'Mrs. Alexander Nimmo ,Presiding, The Scripture lesson and an in- teresting meditation were read by Miss Cora Gilkinson end Mrs. Alitin Hastings' led in prayer. Following the minutes and roll ,call, a letter was read with reference to the training conference to be held at''' Albert, College, Belleville, in July. Mrs. D. Rae read an...inter- esting letter from Mrs. Gordon; missionary ,• in Formosa. Reports of the Presbyterial at Melesworth were. given by Miss Agnes Mitchell and .Mrs. T. A. Currie for Miss Marian Williamson. Miss 'Frances Wilson led in the offertory prayer. The topic on "The Philippines" was, presented by Mrs ,B. Holmes and Mrs. R: Appleby and proved a' 'mist interesting study of a part of South East Asia of which we know very little, Consisting of a group of many islands, it is found that ntost of the people.are Christians with the Protestant church strong and all islands and cities with cherches. It is one of the most Successful mission fields in the world to-day. Prayer by Miss Christine la- biate/ closed the meeting. e • • Sodality Breakfast Al Sacred Heart The "Young Ladies', Sodality of Sacred. 'Watt Church,' Wingham, held their around breakfast the last Sunday in- May with about 20 members: attending. Dr, Anthony Durand of London was the guest speaker and gave a very intereSt4 lag •tallt`oa vocations. This was.. followed in the even- ing by the •crowning with flowers of the Blessed -Virgin Mary hykgiss Mary ,Sitinn, assisted by little Shs, yen Willie, Marley Slosser, Marjorie , Kieffer and other mernbers of the, Sodality;' 1 , WINGHAM GOLF: COURSE QUINTETTE The Wingham golf course Was of opened last Wednesday afternoon arid these ladies got Off to an early start. They are from left to' tight, Mrs. Reg triirritl, W, HAMMON Ik•afrant, Lloyd, Mt% ISIouakri klliott *net Urs„ Yoe Iterr.*AdvoiCe-Tinies ithotok,"' ed Front • Phone:, Our Prices Are Lower 590 We Keep Down the' Upkeep Free:. Deliver Maple Leaf 'CANNED . HAM 1 1/2 lbs. $ 1.49 Maple Loaf MK LARD lb. 23c _WKSTON'S Week-end Feature Banana Crea OLL 35c Carnation tin) MILK . 3 for 42c Aybner Kernel 16 oz. CORN ,. 2 for 29c vannusen's Choice 20 oz. TOMATOES 2/4 3c ta' '11i oz, Pork & Beans 2/3 k 1‘10Ple 1.001 00eleYe 7% oz. SALMON „„., 49c bz, 2I hibiart Howie " `12.16014 ' FOIL. WRAP 31; 81viti• s pit, Meat fur BaMea 2/43c treezweet Orange and Grapefridt'. 48 05. JUICE' 35c 60's ` TEkBAGS 43c Kaitatia (GrOtind Vresh) lb. COFFEE 78c Shied 24 Oz., Ida/ BREAD' , 17c 10114'6 14 Oz. 41RAN .FLAKES 26c tows 8 oz SUGAR CRISP - 28c subkist 2/64 doz, ORANGES 39c Ayibibe :KETCHUP rocer Wed in Sacred Heart • -Tinie de Boer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon de Boer, of R,R, 1, Lrcknow, and Mr, Derk Logten- berg. soh of Mr. 'and Mrs. Gerrit Logtenberg, were united in mar-' riage on Saturday, June 8th, at St, Helens United Church, The Rev, F. Green officiated. The bride, who was 'given away by her father, wore a floor-length white 'net tiered gowin' and carried • 410(mne pearl ,Eason ed at Auburn At-miTR.N.,..-Sit: -tali white .slari- dards -containing white spirea, MatiVa Iris and yellow tulips, l'rtairve and white lilacs along with two, large lighted candleabra form- ed a lovely setting for the wedil- 1n$'. of Joanne elder •tiatigh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Easoin of Auburn and .Albert Joseph Lyon, son of Mrs. Joseph Lyon and the late Mr. Lyon of Hallett Township, The wedding took place at Knox United Church, Auburn on Saturday, Jerre 1 at 2 p.m. Rev. R. S. Hiltz performed the double- ring ceremony. Traditional. weld-. ing music was played by Mrs. Ear- ry.,Lear of I,,ondesboro, who also accompanied her husband, who was guest soloist, Before the ser- vice he sang "'The Lord's Pray- „, er” and, during the signing of the register, "0 Perfect Love". The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, looked. charming a - strapless white gown of nylon net and chantilly lace with fitted bodice, a full 'sweep skirt over tiers of net ruf- fies and a bolero jacket with long lily-point sleeves, with seed pearl trim. Her „elbow-length veil was held in place by a sweetheart nylon- - 'Pleated haloi also with seed pearl , trim She carried a white Bible 'which was ,topped V,'ith a mauve orchid and streamers of small White carnations and brocaded satin ribbon tails. miss, Marlene- Eason, sister of the bride was maid of honor and chose a gown of mauve strapless chantilly lace. over matching ny- lon net, pleated nylon -bodice styl- ed on diagonal lines with satin ;bow .trim and ri matching sleeve-- less bolero with stand-up collar. :':She wore ,a nylon braided mauve ,t,halo with sequin trim as a head- and carried. a .bouquet of 'yellow chrysentheritima.. The bridesmaids were Miss Mar- gverite, Lyon, sister of the groom, who wore a gown of pale -green chantilly lace and nylon net and •Matehing headdress arid carried a titineuet of yellow Mums, and Miss Shirley Hamilton of Dondesboro, who chose a gown of pale yellow and carried mauve mums. Both gowns were styled the same as the.• maid of honor's.- The atten- dants all wore white Coro . ear- rings - and, neeltiaces,.. tile- gift of th he • little flower girl, Miss Dar- lent- Hanley, cousin; of -the bride, looked lovely in a -,--YellOW nylon net goWn with 'lace trim and a headdress of yellow roses: She car- ried a - nosegay' 'of Mauve mums. and wore-a sterling silver bracelet, the gift of the bride. She was ac. • companied by Master Bill Bea.corn,, Of Biyth, cousin. of the groom, who tarried: the rings on a white satin cushion. - The groom was attended by his •.• brother, Mr. Murray Lyon and the ushers were Mr.- Kenneth Ashton, Blyth,„ cousin of the bride and Mr, Meets at Ernest Home The June meeting of the was held at the home of Mrs. J. Ernest. June 4, with 22 Members present. An account of the Con, vention, which was held in St, Thanes, May 17, was read: by Mrs, H. Ross and Mrs. J. Hapna, who were accompanied to the conven- tien by Mrs, W. Lockridge, Mrs, J. Ernest and Mrs, Fitzpatrick. A discussion followed , the read- • ing, when it was. decided to con- tmue sending bales of used cloth- ing to an Indian settlement in Maniteba. This was the last meeting till the fell. The next meeting Will be held. in September, The meeting was closed by the president, Mrs,. F.. Sl-finn, with the leggue prayer and a delicious lunch . was served by the hostess, Mrs, 3. Ernest. Douglas Heak, cousin of the groom. A reception followed in the church dining hall,, where the bride's mother, gowned in a dress of pcnyder blue lace over nylon taf- feta with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations, re- ceived the 60 guests. She was as- sisted by the groom's mother, who wore a grey figured terylene and corsage of pink and white carna- tions. The dining hall was beautifully _decorated with white bells and mauve and white honeysuckle. The luncheon was served by six girl friends of the bride, Misses Rena McClinchey, Christena Cun- ningham and Lila Daer of Auburn, Miss Violet Cook, BeIgrave, Miss Eileen Wright, Lonclesboro and Mrs, Lois Snell, London. The kit- chen convener was., Mrs. Stewart unment, assisted by Mrs. Bert Doer and Miss - Viola Thompson. A toast to the bride and groom by Rev. R. S. Hiltz and responded to by the groom and a toast to the bridesmaids by Murray Lyon. A telegram of congratulations was received from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crawford. For a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, United States and the Thou- sand Islands the bride wore a two- piece duster suit dress in Maypole blue figured terylene with a nubby weave linen coat, white accessories and an orchid corsage. The groom's gift to the bride was a lovely cedar chest, while the bride gave a Gladstone bag to the groom. The attendants received billfolds- Guests were present from Palm- erston, Goderich, Holmesville, Kirk- tort, Shakespeare, Sarnia, Stfat- '" ford and other points. - On their return Mr. and Mrs, Lyon- will reside on the groom's farm in Hullett Township. The bride is a graduate of the Wing- ham. Hospital arid has been employ- ed for some time at the Clinton Hospital. FURS HE woN sTRATE TESTS TO MOTHERS CO Leaders Pave Cameron and Bill Rintoal and several other Cubs were present at the regular meet- ing of the Scouts' and. Cubs' Auxi-', liary meeting held at St. Paul's Anglican Church on Wednesday evening. The Cubs demonstrated to the Mothers the different' tests that are passed to obtain their first and second stars. Taking part were Charles Keating, Phillip Mans, 'Darryl Gibson, Jim Nesmith, John Campbell, John Bennett and Allan Leggett. The president, Mrs, Fuller, thanked the boys for being present. The Auxiliary decided to pur- chase 150 'Saugeen and District badges to be distributed among the Scouts, and CUlts and to order fotir dozen 'haedbooks, and 10 feet of 'rope for the Cubs. A donation will also be made to Byron Adams to- ward his trip to England,to attend the Scout Jamboree. 'The meeting closed . with' • the Scout benediction followed by a light lunch served by the group in charge, . Sacred Heart ,Roman" Catholic Cherch, Teeswater, was the scene of a pretty wedding, on. Saturday, when Anna Rosalyn Miller, daugh- ter of Mr. arid Mrs. Harvey Miller, of Teeswater, and Mr. Elmer Percy IVIerkley, son •• of Mr. - and Mrs. William Merkley, of. Wroxeter, were married by the Rev. Dr. Me- Kenna., " , • - • - • The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by Isabel Willie, of : TeesWater, wha," actect as bridesmaid, Bede- Blanche Miller, of Teeswater as' matron of Mi ss Isabel McCall The evening was spent in'enus- ical contests after which a dell- A pot luck supper will be heIci at the next meeting on Wednesday, eious lunch wits served, Hostesses June were Mrs, Harold Taylor, Mrs. 26th, at 6,30 p.m. The meeting Ernie Walker and Mrs. Cal Burke, Closed with "God Save the Queen" and lunch was served, Friends Honor Tinie de Boer St. Helens—Miss Tinie de Boer, whose marriage. to Mr., Derk Log- tenberg , took place .in the. United Church on Saturday, was guest of honor at a large' gathering arrang- ed by Mrs. A.. Gaunt and. Mrs, J. Curran in the 'Sunday 'School room of the church on Monday evening, To the strains. of the' Wedding March played by Norma' Murray, Tinie, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Hank Kragt and her sister- in-law, Mrs. Jehd de Boer, . was eseortedtothe^,platfopn and seat-ed under a :canopy of pink • and White streamem, Mrs. Gaunt presided for a short program consisting of ,piano solos by. Mary B. Purdon and Mrs: C. Taylor,, vocal soIos•• by Mrs. E. W. Rice and Anne Todd and apPropri- ate contests Conducted -by , Mrs, (Curran and.- Norma Murray Mrs. Curran read an address Of poetry 'compOsed ..by. Miss Beatrice Mc- Quillin, Norma .Murray -read the cards and Mrs. .Kragt and Mrs. de Boer assisted in opening the many beautiful gifts. , Ifin•g*Soucn. Mauve and white lilacs formed the setting in Blyth United .Church onSii,ttirday,,,.janfi' 1, twelve noon when -Until Marie Sough Bluth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Charles_ .Souck pf Myth, became the bride of William. Percy King. 'son of Mr, .and. Mrs, .Roas King of W'inghain, `,they, A. W. Watson of- ficiated at the 4001e-ring cere- mony. Miss Paige VIVO the 'traditional wedding medic and accompanied' the'soloist, Miss PO- filda .Jackson, of Wingham, who sang ,,"Bless This House" and • "0 Perfeet Love'.'; Given in .marriage'by her father, the bride wore ...a strapless floor, Length. gown of Venetian'. lace and nylpn tune,' .ernhreidered in sequins, over taffeta' •skint with fitted bol- ' ero of Venetian lace .and sleeves ,and Peter Pan cellar,' Her veilof nylon net. was held ,by a headdress of seduins and. .pearls. She carried e• white .Bible which was topped- • with' a white . orchid, red roses and streamers of stephanotis. - Shp wore pearl necklace with :matching, earrinr, . the gift of the groom. ' Mrs.,Mariap ,Underwood•Was ma- tron of honet• wearing a Waltz-• •lenatil - strapless gown, of shrimp embreidered net over satin' with , matching bolero and headdress and carried a 445s0gEW of white mums. ' Miss Rita' Graff, as bridesmaid, wore a si011ar gown,in greek with a no,se,gay'of bronze mums.. Miss ,Dianne Casii,ck was flower girl, wearing yellow eristalette with matehlag accessories and _car- ried a nosegay bf mauve sweet peas, • • . Mr, Alan Ilnderwpod ' was the he.qt man and the Ushers were Mr. William ',SI:MOE, brother oC the bride and Mr. Wilford Caslick, brother-in-law of the groom., Following 'the - ceremony. -a- re- ception was . held, in, the , •church parlonr, which .was d,ecoratecr:with nink and 'white streemel-s and 'wed- ding bells. Mrs, Charles 4Sauch, mother Of tp6 bride, received the guests° wearing a' blue rippolido dress with white accessories send a corsage of pink carnations. She was assisted -by. the groom's mo- ther who Wore a dress of blue Per- vanehe lace• with matching acces- sories lied wore .a corsage of -pink carnations.. 4,0 ,.., Later the bride and groom; left on a wedding trip to' Northern and Eastern "Ontario, For travelling the bride chose a figured tervlene dress with a beige'bengaline duster coat and. matching accessories. Her corsage "ryas red roses.' . On their return they will reside in Wingham. • •. •-• - . ' -Guests attended: from ,. Punt, Mich., Welland, Port. Polherne, Lucan. Goderich, Wingham,' Wrox- eter, Brussels •and•Blytin ,'- ,. Mrs. T.,jacklm 9ist Birthday . - TvRpxErgF.e..4h.'g many friends. of 'Mrs.',:.Thoma,s; „jacylin„.:will' join with.' ' ciffeillig' her belated birthday greetings. • Mts. Jitckliri spent Iter'.p1st birthday recently at. the hiime-of her nieee,° Mrs- Harry Adains,;.'. with whom', she resides. ' '• -Although earifined to her' bed, Mrs. janklin enjoys" fairly." good health. Institute Meets - • At Taylor-Home WROKETER—Mrs. Wm, Taylor' oliened her hoMe for : the 'June' meeting of the Wroxeter Women's Institute.. Mrs, John Lane Was in the president's chair. The, mottoi. "The reason,..a, dog has so many friend; he 'wags his tail. Instead of his tongue',,; Was well given ,by Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Mrs. R. Laughlin gave a very in- teresting paper on; • "Mink Fat Farming", Mrs. H. Patterson gave a full account of the district annual meeting. at Fordwich. Highlights vfithe secretary's, con- ferente and, 60th anniversary at the O.A.C.„ Guelph were ',brought back by Mrs, 3. B. Wylie and Mrs. A. Munro. The roll call, "A New Canadian Industry and Its. Source; brought e few interesting responses, The new track for the community hall curtain has been completed and doeated by. the Wroxeter Institute The hoStesses were Mrs. 3, H. Wylie, Mrs. V, Brothers and Mrs. A. Mair. —Photo by Harnmerten 4tudio, s. bouquet of white carnations , and pink Sweetheart roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Reins, Logtenberg, a sister of the groom. She' Wore 'a mauve 'floor-length voile dress with mauve and white accessories.,• The groomsman was Mr. Dirk de Boers • a brother of the bride. The couple will reside in Luck- now. Sacred Heart Roman '.Catholic Church, Wingham, was 'the scene of a lovely wedding yi. Saturday at 3.() o'clock when Marilyn Eliza- beth Timm and' James Francis Lockriclge of the RCAF Station, Clinton,' were united in Marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Timm, of R.R. 1, BlueVale, and the ,groom is the Son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Lockl- ridge, Wingham, be ,bride wore\ a waltz-length dr.eis• 'of •thanfiq 'f'ace and &Sul- der-length veil trimmed with French embroidery, She carried a nosegay, of red Sweetheart—roses. Mrs. W. M. Connell, sister of the bride, was matron of honor( wearing a .pink crystallette ensem- ble with white accessories and car, rrn,ietidnma. bouquet. of pirik and. white Wedding music was played by W. M. Connell and the soloist was Mrs. :Harry Scott,- of Bracebridge, Logtenberg-de Boer Married at Mitchell - The Wingham Bowling Club's annual opening Supper Was held in the council chambers on Thursday evening and these ladies were photo- graphed as they prepared the food for the event. From left to right are: Miss Yvonne MC'Pherson, Mrs. IL Brown Jr. Mrs. H. Edwards, Mrs. G. McKay and Mrs. J. 2Vlacintyre.—Advance-Times photo, Preparing For Bowler?' Supper -,--Photo by Hantmerton Studio, honor and Bonnie Miller as flower- girl. • Mrs. Hugh Kennedy was the soloist during the service. ' The reception was held in the Vendome Hotel, Teeswater.'Wheat Merk.ley . left on their- honey- moon, , which is, being spene,in UnitedthQ States, • she wore..a Phareetil 'grey wool- suit° with tan. gerine accessories., Guests who attended the wed- ding name from Cornwall, Toronto, TeeSwater, .Wingham. and Bohnore. Legion Auxiliary ?lans Activities The regular meeting of the Lad- ies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Leg- ion was held in the Legion •Hame with a goad attendance, President D, Grothers opened the meet- ing with the usual ceremonies, fol-, Mrs.lowed by .Secretary T. Gauley reading the roll call and nihintes from the previous meeting and the treasurer's report for the month, The Auxiliary decided to start bingos on each Friday night in the Legion Home, Conveners are 1V/rs. 0, Hall and. Mrs, H. Ross. A ,tea and bake wile is to be held in the Legion Home on Saturday, ,lnne 15th, with proceeds to be used for • the Wingham Girl Guides,. The vif • conveners are Mrs. T. English; LT Mrs, Day and Mrs. S. Strong.- A donation was made Mrs, Rowe, the president of the Kincar- dine Legion Auxiliary who lied -,an accident and is in the hospital in London, A draw was made for the quilt-and Mrs, H. Browne,'Jr.; was, the lucky winner. Shower Held for Three new memberS, Mary Hann, ilton, Porothy Freiburger and: Georgina. Kieffer were • received into the society- ! The service closed with a fitting sermon by Pr. . ntliony Durand and benecitetion of the Blessed Sacrament. A shower was .held at the Legion home on Wednesday evening to, honor Miss "Iaebel :McCell, , a bride-elect of •Jtme! Baskets of spring flowers' decorated the room and gifts • were presented to the bride, who expressed her thanka. ...,....t•hoto. by William sistereof the grooin. The grooms- man Was Frank Houghton and the ushers were Gerald Timm, broth- er of the bride and Barry Fry. Abont 40 guests were present fOr the reception held at the home,. of the bride's parents, Guests were "'received '.by the bride's mo- ther Who wore*a blue figured dress with white accessories apd .4 cor- sage of pink- carnations.' -.She was assisted by --the groom's mother, who wore a White dress, topped with la? gray - duster, ,,;white, acces- sories and a corsage of yellow roses. For their honeymoon to Niagara Falls, and the U.S., the bride Wore a tuinfolee' blue .enseiriVe with white accessories 'and a corsage of pink roses.' , Guests were 'present from Ni- agara' Falls, Toronte, London, Lis- towel, Bracebridge and Wingham. On their return they will reside in Barrie, .