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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-09-30, Page 5ilk li 4 4 ,p li al 0 1 • s r~ r� MR. AND MRS. JOHN CHRISTOPHER FRYFOGLE were married in St. Helens United Church on September l l th. Mrs. Fryfogle is the former Gladys Irene McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald, of Luck - now. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mus- grove of Walkerton,—Photo by McDowell. —Constable Jack Parkinson, Mrs. Parkinson and Lynn of Mil- ton spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Cy Robinson. Mr. Robinson suffered aheart attack Saturday morning and is now a patient in Wingham & District Hospital but we understand is improving. The Parkinsons at- tended the Mundell-Morrey wedding on Saturday. --Mr. Hugh McMillan of De- troit and his daughter, Agnes, of Cleveland, also Mrs, Mary (McMillan) Menesee of Okla- homa City and Mrs. Miles Mc- Millan of Teeswater, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. John Moir. Mr. McMillan and Mrs. Menesee lived near Lucknow some years ago and will be remembered by many. Mrs. ,1. Reavie Installed at Grand Chapter The Golden Jubilee year of the Order of the Eastern Star of Ontario saw Grand Chapter ses- sions in the Royal York Hotel, September 21-25, Those at- tending from Huron Chapter 89 Wingham were Worthy Matron Mrs, Alex Robertson; Worthy Pa- tron Alex Robertson; Associate Matron Mrs. Scott Reid; Associ- ate Patron Scott Reid; Mrs. Jack Reayie, P. D. D, G. M, and past matrons, Mrs. Ted Collyer and Mrs. Farish Moffat. Mrs. Scott Reid was the of- ficial delegate from Huron Chap. ter, and Mrs, Farish Moffat as- sisted the committee on elec- tions. On Friday evening Mrs, Rea- vie was installed as Grand Elec- ta of the Grand Chapter of On- tario for 1965-1966. John Wharry who is attend- ing Pine Hill Divinity Hall at Halifax, N. S„ received an Es- tral award on Tuesday evening for the second year, when 96 awards were presented. Mr. and Mrs. William Wharry and Mrs. Harvey Webster of Luck - now attended Tuesday evening's presentations. OSBORNE SISTERS ARE WINNERS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hod- gert, Exeter, accompanied by Mrs. Edward Osborn and the three Osborn sisters Jane, Janet and Joan, step dancers ofMonk- ton, attended Western Fair on September 13, when the Osborn sisters competed in the step dance competition. Jim Hend- erson, Seaforth, took first prize, Joan Osborn, second prize, Jan- et Osborn, third prize and Jane placed seventh. Pocock -Godwin Vows Baskets of flowers and can- delabra decorated Knox Presby- terian Church, Galt, on Sep- tember 1, for the wedding of Lynne Mary Godwin, daughter of Mrs. Wilfred Godwin of Galt and the late Mr. Godwin, and Wilfred Raymond Pocock of Galt, son of Mrs. Walter Po- cock of Wingham and the late Mr, Pocock. Rev, R. A. Jackson officiat- ed. The soloist, Peter Harris of Galt sang, "Lord's Prayer", "Because" and "0 Perfect Love", accompanied by Ewart Bartley, also of Galt. Ross Godwin gave his sister in marriage. She wore a floor - length, White silk faille gown with fitted bodice appliqued with lace, sabrina neckline and short sleeves. The skirt was bell shaped in front with a full 11111/111/11� t H1�1/11111soye11�1111tll1111111111111(11111,1e//11111/1/�N�11/11�11�1 os1f1 111ii11;J;d•P.J111�1. , ,;14►,.141/11;14.1.606d11'11116111101111•4010ete 1110106)11111 $29.95 value—Free! Double -bed -size electric blanket with a 2 -year replacement guarantee . . 25% acrylic fibre content ... convertible con- toured corners . , . nylon binding top and bottom .. illuminated dial control. Free , . . with the purchase of a new electric clothes dryer at any store featuring the Hydro Special. A modem electric dryer frees you from the worry of washday weather, frees you from the drudgery of hanging your clothes out on a line. 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The bride's travelling en- semble was a royal blue wool suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink and white car- nations. They went to Lake Pla- cid and other points of interest in the United States on their honeymoon and will live at 586 Dundas St., Galt. Prior to the wedding the bride's mother was hostess for a trousseau tea when she and the bride -elect received the guests. The groom's mother served tea from a tea table decorated with red roses. Assisting with refreshments were Mrs. Joseph Racz, Mrs. Stanley Hall and Mrs. Lyle Boughner. The trousseau was shown by Miss Marilyn Twase, Miss Jan- ice Hall and Miss Jo -Ann Mc- Quay. Other functions before the wedding were a linen shower with Mrs. W. Daniels as hos- tess and a linen shower given by Mrs. Twase, Miss Hall and Miss Judith Barker. Mrs, Carl Haw- kins and Mrs. Lyle Boughner were hostesses for a miscel- laneous shower attended by 35 figure skating friends, and the groom was presented with an electric mixer by office work- ers in his place of employment. Discuss Prayer At Goforth Aux. The Goforth Evening Auxil- iary held its monthly meeting in the council chambers of the Wingham Town Hall. Mrs. S. Forsyth opened the meeting with a call to worship, followed by prayer by Mrs. J. Donaldson. The minutes of the June meeting were read by the sec- retary, Mrs. H. Bateman. The offering was received and dedi- cated by Mrs. C. Chittick. Mrs. K. McKague introduc- ed the topic of the meeting, "Prayer". Interesting articles and discussion on prayer were given by Mrs. J. Donaldson, Mrs. R. Arbuckle, Mrs. G. Cruickshank, Mrs. G. Sutclif- fe, Mrs. G. Smith and Mrs. C. Chittick. Mrs. 1. Ostrom, ac- companied by Mrs. B. Feagan sang "The Lord's Prayer". A Bible quiz was conducted by Mrs. K. McKague and Mrs. G. Sutcliffe. Subscriptions to The Glad Tidings were accept- ed and orders taken for the 1966 church calendar. A closing prayer was repeated in unison and a social hour was enjoyed. WWngharn Advanee+Times, Thursday, Sept, 30, 1965 features from The World of Women Page 5. PERSO NAL NOTES --Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Ed- wards returned home Sunday from a three weeks' trip to the East Coast where they visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs, J. S.Ed- wards at New Glasgow, F.B.I. —Mr. and. Mrs, John Clef- land of Brantford visited on Sun- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Balser and family. —Thursday visitors with Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton were Mrs, W. E. Hainstock, Mrs. Frank Forster and Mr, Robert Connell, all of Fordwich. —Miss Nancy Slosser, Reg. N., of Tillsonburg is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Slosser. —Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Al- cock of Sault Ste. Marie and Earl Pugh of Collingwood visit- ed their cousin, Mrs. Ethel Stewart, on Monday, —Miss Gail Henderson of Toronto spent the week -end A Centennial Special for S.A. Special services will be con- ducted this week -end at The Salvation Army by Captain Ar- thur Creighton, formerly with the Red Shield services and Can- ada's N.A.T.O. forces in Ger- many. Both Captain and Mrs. Creighton are graduates of The Salvation Army Officers' Col- lege in Toronto. Previous ap- pointments have been in Sud- bury, Montreal, Winnipeg, Bowden, Alberta and at the present time Captain Creighton is chaplain at The Ontario Re- formatory, Mimico. Mrs. Creighton is a gifted vocal soloist, and will be ren- dering solo items in both Sun- day services. Saturday night a Married Couples' group will hold a social evening when the Creightons will show slides of their work in Germany. with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, T. Henderson. ,Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Coutts; Don and Pete of Toronto visit- ed on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A. Coutts and Miss Nor- ma Coutts. ---Mrs. Ken Hodgkinson, Mark and Michael visited with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Musgrove in Walkerton last Friday. —Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hunter returned home Monday evening from a two weeks' trip to Re- gina and other points. —Mrs, I. W. Merrick at- tended the funeral of her aunt, , Mrs. W. E. Remion at Uxbridge last week. Mrs, Remion was organist and choir leader at Trinity United Church for over 30 years. --Ann Balser, daughter of Mr. and "Mrs. L. D. Balser met with an unfortunate accident Monday evening last week while playing in the yard when she fell and broke her leg. She was able to return home from the hospital Friday afternoon. --Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lloyd, Mr. Jack Lloyd, Mrs, Norman Welwood and Mrs. Jim Hamil- ton attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bosman in Leamington last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Davidson of Vancouver returned home with them to spend a week. —Mrs. Charles Doll, Sus- anne and Peter went to Hamil- ton on Sunday to join her hus- band who has been employed there for some time. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Fred Ohm Sr. and Mr. Bill Stephenson of Brussels. —Mrs. Annie Wallace of Ed- inburgh, Scotland, visited last week with Mrs. Walter Pocock and on Tuesday they went to Lambeth to visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Pocock. All at- tended the mum show at Port Burwell. They returned home Wednesday. —Photo by Seifert Married in Walkerton Father Kaufman officiated for the wedding of Joyce Anne Waechter, daughter of Mr. and Mts. Arthur Waechter of Wal- kerton and Earl Leo Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Weber, R.R. 3, Mildmay on September 18. The bride wore a formal gown of peau de soie styled with natural waistline, scoop neck- line, lily point sleeves, bell skirt and midriff appliqued with Swiss guipure lace. A wateau panel from the back neckline fell into a chapel train. A crys- tal tiara held her headdress and she carried red roses, stephan- otis and fern. All attendants were gowned identically in peacock blue patterned taffeta with scoop necklines, elbow -length sleeves and long sheath skirts with back fullness. 'they carried pink and white mums. Joan Waechter was maid of honor and brides- maids were Mrs. Betty Doerr, Miss Marilyn Waechter, Misses Doreen and Ruth Weber, Cathy Doerr and Laurie Fisch- er, as flower girls, wore em- pire line long white organza gowns with peacock blue sashes and a bow with streamers at the back. They carried pink and white mums. Alfred Weber was best man and the ushers were James and Don Waechter and Robert and Morris Weber. Dinner was served at the Hartley House and the recep- tion and supper were held in the Formosa Community Hall, The bride wore a gold bro- cade ensemble with black ac- cessories for their wedding trip to the United States and Alber- ta.