HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-06-30, Page 5CHEQUE PRESENTED — Mrs. Ted English,
president of the Hospital Auxiliary, pre-
sented a cheque to R. B. Cousins, chair-
man of the Wingham and District Hospital
Board, and Mrs. I. E. Morrey, hospital
administratrix. The money is designated
for the purchase of a new autoclave and
operating room lights.—A-T Photo.
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Attend
Wedding
WHITECUURCII—Those at-
tending the wedding of Bill
Willis and Anita Lucas at Lis-
towel Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. John Gaunt, Mr, and Mrs.
Dawson Craig and Alex, Mr.
and Mrs, Cordon Rintoul and
Garry, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Mor-
rison, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Web-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross,
Doris and Jim, Miss Millen,
Miss Beth Cashel: of Culross,
Miss Shackelton of Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes,
Dresden, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Henry of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Turnbull of London, Mrs.
Florence Henry of Teeswater,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul and
his mother, Mrs. Doris Willis
and brothers, Garry and John.
All attended the reception held
that evening in Kurtzville com-
munity hall.
A social evening was held or
Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Charles Perrott when fel-
low employees of the U.D.P.0
gathered to honor Miss Lillian
Bruce on her forthcoming mar-
riage and Mrs. Iris Bryant, who
is moving to Stratford.
Both were presented with
gifts.
A pot luck supper was en-
joyed by 135 members and
guests of the Goforth Auxiliary
preceding the regular meeting
on Tuesday evening of last
week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Car-
bert of Toronto spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Carbert.
--Mrs. Gordon Godkin re-
turned home Sunday after
spending the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Russell Bloomfield
and Mr. Bloomfield, in Wind-
sor.
—Mr. and Mrs. Warren Web-
er, Denise and Danny of Strat-
ford visited over the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Weber in Listowel
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibbons.
Miss Ruth Gibbons returned with
them on Monday for a few holi-
days.
--Miss Pat Coulter of London
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Coulter.
—Mrs. Joe Brophy and fam-
ily of Hamilton spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bau-
er and other relatives.
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanley
of Chesley visited on Sunday
with Mrs. P. Anderson, Victor-
ia St. E.
--Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beirn-
es spent the week-end in Strat-
ford visiting with Mr. Beirnes'
two sisters, and attended the
Caslick-McNeeland wedding on
Saturday in Elgin Memorial
United Missionary Church, Strat-
ford.
Receive Gifts
On Anniversary
BLUEVALE--Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Peacock were not allow-
ed to forget their 25th wedding
anniversary last week, when a
number of friends surprised
them, bringing good wishes and
hearty congratulations on this
important occasion.
They were honored by gifts,
a leather foot stool for the
bridegroom and a sewing cab-
inet for the bride.
VBS Opens at
St. Andrew's
All children 32 to 14 years
ate invited to attend the Vaca-
tion Bible School at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church.
Classes will be held for a two-
weeks' period beginning July 4,
Monday through Friday from 9
a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Registra-
tion is only 50 per day for each
pupil.
Children 6 to 8 years are
asked to take crayons and pen-
cils and those 9 to 14 will take
Bibles.
Mrs. Jack Lloyd gave the
call to worship. Mrs. Hazel
Bateman read Scripture and
Mrs. Redmond MacDonald gave
the meditation. Mrs. G. L.
Fish sang "I Am Not Worthy".
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Betty Feagan.
Mrs. Bateman, on behalf of
the Auxiliary, presented Mrs.
Stewart Forsyth with a life
membership to the W.M.S. and
a pin was presented by her
family.
The offertory prayer was giv-
en by Mrs. Gordon Leggatt.
Mrs. John Ostrum, with Mrs.
Nelson Pickell at the piano,
sang "I Sing of Thee".
Guest speaker, Miss Jane
Scott, religious columnist for
the Toronto Telegram, was in-
troduced by Mrs. John Donald-
son. Greetings were extended
to Miss Scott by Mrs. Fish, on
behalf of the congregation; Mrs.
T. L. Currie from the W.M.S.;
Mrs. Lloyd, from the Auxiliary
and Mrs. Ostrum on behalf of
the visitors.
Miss Scott, a witty and in-
spired speaker, is author of
"My Adventures with God" and
"Rocking Chair Reveries" .
Miss Verna McLaughlin mov-
ed a vote of thanks to Miss Scott
and Mrs. Robert McKague gave
the closing prayer.
Girdles will slip on, even in
hot weather, if you follow your
bath with body creme and a
liberal fluffing of after bath
dusting powder. Silky, slick
and subtle-scented is your skin.
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ETON SCHOOLBOY CUT
This hair style needs new
cutting every two weeks.
Hair without much body
is better in a blunt cut
than a layered one.
TO SET: Bang and ear
wave can be combed and
taped in place while hair
is damp. For thin hair two
or three large rollers as
shown.
THE BRUSHOUT: Brush
into shape backcombing
at the crown for height.
Giant geometeic earrings
are a must.
Coif W - Mr. Kurt - Dallas
Saint Paul's Anglican Church,
Pinkerton, was the setting for
the wedding on Saturday, June
18, when Betty Isabel, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
son Carter, R. P., 2 Wingham,
became the bride of Harold Ed-
win Bell, son of Mrs. Alice
Bell and the late John Bell, R.R.
1 Pinkerton.
Rev. Boaz officiated at the
double ring ceremony. Mrs.
Shirley Thompson, Glammis,
was soloist. She sang "The
Lord's Prayer" and " 0 Perfect
Love" while Mrs. Ina Fullerton,
Paisley, was organist.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor-
length gown of white legoda.
The bodice was appliqued with
Chantilly lace, with three-
quarter length sleeves. Her
pure silk illusion veil was held
with crystal and seed pearls and
she carried a bouquet of pink
roses with white mums.
Mrs. June Metzgar, Lake-
let, was matron of honor. She
wore a street-length gown of
blue organza and carried a bou-
quet of pink mums.
Bridesmaids were Miss Mar-
lene Carter of Walkerton, cou-
sin of the bride and Miss Aud-
rey Carter of Wingham, sister
of the bride. They wore dresses
identical to that of the matron
of hcnor but in pink organza.
They also carried bouquets of
pink mums. Each wore a mat-
ching headband and pearl ac-
cessories.
Best man was Norman Bell,
Pinkerton, brother of the groom,
while ushers were Albert Bell,
Toronto, brother of the groom
and Lloyd Carter, Pine River,
brother of the bride.
Dinner was held at Danny's
Restaurant, Wingham, for 95
guests and a reception followed
at the Legion Home for about
200 guests.
The guests were received
by the bride's mother, who
chose a blue lace sheath dress
with corsage of deep pink mums.
She was assisted by the
groom's mother who chose a
green sheer dress with a lace
jacket and wore a corsage of
pink mums.
For a wedding trip to Ni-
agara Falls and district the
bride wore a two-piece blue
suit of lace with a corsage of
pink rnums. Mr. and Mrs, Bell
will reside in Glammis.
Prior to the wedding a mis-
cellaneous shower was held in
Walkerton by Mrs. Frances
Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Jean Bol-
ton, when employees of Camp-
bell's Soup presented the bride
with many useful gifts.
Present Cheque
At Monday Meeting
At the Wingham and District
Hospital Women's Auxiliary
meeting held Monday evening
Mrs. Bell of St. Marys, the
district chairman of district No.
2, was the guest speaker. It
was explained that there are 20
auxiliaries in this district and
12 districts in Ontario.
On behalf of the auxiliary,
Mrs. English presented a cheque
to Roy Cousins, chairman of
the hospital board for $7,100,--
$2,100 for the operating room
central light and $5, 000 for the
autoclave (sterilizer) for cent-
ral supply.
The next meeting will be
Monday, October 3rd at 2.30
in the council chambers.
Marilyn Higgins
Feted Monday
Mrs. Miller Davis and Mrs.
John Cruickshank were hostess-
es at a shower held at the lat-
ter's home Monday evening for
Miss Marilyn Higgins, whose
marriage takes place this eve-
ning. Thirty-six friends and
neighbors attended.
The bride-elect received
many lovely shower gifts. She
was assisted in opening them by
Miss Joan Cruickshank and Miss
Joan Remington, who also assist-
ed the hostesses.
Miss Higgins thanked her
friends and games were played.
Life Membership
To Mrs. Forsyth
FAREWELL PARTY
FOR MRS. CONNELL
Mrs. David Cameron enter-
tained recently for Mrs. Bill
Connell who left for her new
home in Guelph last Tuesday.
Several friends gathered and
presented her with a colonial
soup urn.
Cards were played during the
evening. The winners were,
high, Mrs. Cliff Robb and low,
Mrs. Desmond Brophy.
VISIT CHAPTERS
IN N. ONTARIO
Mrs. Jack Reavie, Grand
Electa of Ontario, Order of the
Eastern Star joined the other
Grand Officers as they toured
Northern Ontario and visited
with them in chapters in Port
Arthur, Wawa, Sault Ste.
Marie, Blind River, Sudbury,
North Bay and Huntsville. This
concluded a three-weeks' tour
of the chapters in Northern On-
tario.
Strawberries are ideal at any
time - breakfast, lunch or din-
ner. Try them with sweet
cream, sour cream, or ice
cream.
Wiugham Advance-Time Thursday, June 30,, 1966 T Page
features from
The World of Women
Wed at Pinkerton Church
Mum Results GoRR1E-M4sic pupils 91
Mrs. Nora Moffat, Bluevale,
successful in the Toronto Con -
servatory examinations were:
Grade 9 piano, Lynda Johnston,
honours; Grade 8 piano, Joyce
Hamilton; Grade (3 piano, Col-
leen Carson, honours; David
Moir; Grade 2 theory, honours,
Larke Carson; Grade 1 theory,
1st class honours, David Moir.
SOCIAL EVENING FOR
FELLOW EMPLOYEES