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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-09-01, Page 5We give the most careful attention to your every cleaning need. Send the cleaning to us with confidence. W1NGHAM PHONE 357-3750 f --Photo by McDowell w; 4 PICK-UP AN D DELIVERY —YES, WE CAN REPAIR ZIPPERS MANES DRY CLEANERS BACK-TO-SCHOOL GARMENTS should be DRY CLEANED N W WE'LL MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE NEW — Wingharn Advance Times, Thursday, Sept. 1, .966 A"' Page 5 features from The World of Women HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO REPORT? CALL 357-2320 We don't know everything that goes on and sometimes people feel neglected when they don't find reports on events that particularly interest them in the newspaper. Readers can help make the hometown paper even more interesting by calling or sending news items to our office. How about personals? Have you been away or had visitors? WE WELCOME YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ingbant Atitianweintit Rainbow Wedding for Mary Hayden Calvary Baptist Church was the scene of a rainbow wedding on August 13 when the bride's attendants were gowned in rain- bow hues. Pastor Howard of London was assisted by Pastor Leroy Tower of Goderich in the ceremony which united in mar- riage Mary Hayden and Albert Bilstra. The bride is the daughter of Ben Hayden of Bluevale and the late Mrs. Hayden and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Bilstra of Goderich. Cliff Heffer was the organ, ist. Mrs. Grace Richardson, soloist, sang "A Marriage Hymn" and "Joyfully Serving the King". Mr, Hayden gave his daugh- ter in marriage. Her formal gown of Chantilly lace with pearl neckline had long lily- point sleeves and bouffant tier skirt. She wore a handmade short nylon tulle Scotch veil with matching crown and car- ried medium pink roses and white stephanotis on a white Bible. Mrs. Grace Sanderson, sis- ter of the bride, wore a pale blue street-length dress of or- ganza, empire style with match- ing train and hat. Her acces- sories were white and she car- ried a white basket of ice blue feathered carnations and white mums. The bridesmaids dresses were the same as the matron of honor's gown in style. Mrs. Jill Hayden of Hensall wore tur- Showers for Jane Ann Colvin Mrs. Donald Border enter- tained the staff of the Bank of Montreal at her home in Water- loo in honor of Miss Jane Ann Colvin, bride-elect. Mrs. Harold Ross of Kitch- ener held a miscellaneous shower and Mrs. Grant Mc- Laughlin of Waterloo held a party for Miss Colvin at her home, at which many lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor. Mrs. Freddie Templeman of Wingham held a miscellaneous shower at her home on Boland Street. quoise, Mrs, Joyce AckersviIle of Stratford, blossom pink and Miss Nellie Bilstra of Goderich was gowned in yellow, Jerald Hayden of Hensell was best man and Murray Hayden and Philip Hayden of Bluevale, were ushers, All are brothers Of the bride, Larry Pentland of Dungannon was also an usher, The reception was held at the bride's borne. The groom's mother received guests in a two-piece blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of pink and white carnations. For travelling to Northern Ontario the bride chose a pink and white lace dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink gladioli. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bilstra will live at R. R, 2 Bluevale. Prior to the wedding, show- ers were held for the bride- elect at the homes of Mrs. Ed- ith Hayden of Bluevale, Mrs. Moses Martin of Goderich and Mrs. Grace Sanderson of Ford- wich. On Leave From France Mr. and Mrs. William Step- henson and twin daughters, of France, visited on Monday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohm Sr. They are spend- ing their leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Stephen- son Sr. at Brussels. Mr. Stephenson was a hair- dresser in Wingham for some time previous to enlisting in the airforce. He has been in France about a year and the twins were born there about three months ago, —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheel- er returned last week from a three weeks' trip to Banff. MARINATE MEAT Inexpensive cuts of meat stretch the food dollar and can also be very tempting. Marinat- ing such cuts in a cup of French dressing for at least two hours before cooking can add an ex- otic touch. Ali Is Ready for WI Convention The eighth annual conven- tion of the Grey-Bruce Area Women's institute will be held in the town hall at Lucknow Thursday and Friday, Septem- ber 8 and 9, Registration com- mences at 9 a, m. with open- ing exercises at 9.45 a.m. The president, Mrs. Arthur Maundrell, Southampton, will be assisted during the conven- tion by vice presidents Mrs. Emerson Knott, Meaford, Mrs. Percy Radbourne, Owen Sound and Mrs. Harold. Biasing, Neu- stack. The secretary is Mrs. Ed Carson, Desboro, The conven- tion theme is "You can serve God only by Serving Man". On Thursday the speakers will be Miss Helen McKercher, Director of Home Economics Service, Ontario Department of Agriculture. Always of special interest is the banquet Thursday evening. Dean Norval Richards, Ontario Agriculture Colleges, Univer- sity of Guelph, will be the guest speaker. Friday morning the session commences at 9 a.m, with election of officers and other business. A symposium by the three Board Directors, Mrs. Don McCosh, Ripley; Mrs. Wm. Clugston, Markdale and Mrs. Percy Radbourne, Owen Sound will be of much interest. A special invitation is ex- tended to all local and district residents to view the Gay Nine- ties Centennial Parade present- ed by the Ripley Women's In- stitute, also on Friday after- noon. WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc- Clenaghan, Beatrice and Eldon of Windermere, visited Wednes- day and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross and other friends and relatives in the com- munity. Mr. McClenaghan is a student minister at Winder- mere and has six charges under his supervision. Miss Edna Carr, Reg. N., of Wingham spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross. Pearl, golden or amber glace put a luscious, fresh frost- ing on your lips. Or try the glace alone, if you want to look extra cool and refreshing. WROXETER--Rev. M. J. Donavan united in marriage Helen Marie Faster of London, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Joseph Foster of Kitchener and John Robert McGee, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nor- man McGee of Wroxeter, in a ceremony at St. Patrick's Ro- man Catholic Church, London. Red and white gladioli decorat- ed the church. Mr. Foster gave his daughter in marriage, She wore a floor- length gown of French peau de sole with bateau neckline, el- bow-length sleeves and an em- pire waist, the entire bodice made of delicate Chantilly lace.. The skirt was A-line, A de- tachable chapel train cascaded from the back of the empire waist and was silhouetted with the same appliques of hand clipped Chantilly. She wore a matching peau de sole bow headpiece which held a pure silk illusion shoulder-length veil, liar contemporary cas- cade bouquet was a white or- chid surrounded by trailing ivy and white miniature carnations. Mrs. Mary Kiteley of Lon- don, matron of honor, and the flower girl, Lysann Kiteley wore floor-length gowns of white French peau de sole which were the same style as the bride's gown with the exception of the lace bodice. Flaming red bow headpieces touched with flat- tering cocktail veils, and white shoes, completed their cos.. tumes. Mrs. Kiteley carried a cascade of red carnations and white miniature carnations while her daughter carried a basket of the same kind of flow ets. Donald Spence of London Marilyn Porter at Lucknow. ,--Miss Barbara Skinn is spending a few holidays with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Skinn at Kitchener. —Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beirnes spent the week-end in Kitchener with Mrs. Beirnes' sis- ter-in-law, Mrs, L. Aldworth and her nephew, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Caslick. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson spent the week-end in Dracebridge with their , daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lott. —Mrs. Effting and son Chas. of Chicago are visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. Snell. —Miss Beatrice Dey of Southampton and Mrs. Wilfred Henry attended the Wright-Dey wedding at Metropolitan United Church, London, on Saturday and the reception at the London Hunt Club. —Mrs. Ken Cerson and Julie and Mrs. Helen Casemore spent a couple of days in London last week, —Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beirnes had their sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella Beirnes and Mrs. A. Pierce of Goderich visiting with them on Wednesday of last week. —Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnston and two grandchildren of London spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheel- er. —Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'- Laughlin (Grace Louise Parker) and two children left on Tues- day for their home in Westport, Connecticut, after spending the past month with her parents at home and at the cottage. —After visiting almost three weeks with Mrs. Eldridge's mo- ther, Mrs. M. Blatchford, Capt. and Mrs. L. R. Eldridge, Mark, Stephanie and Hilary left Fri- day for Toronto where they will spend some time with Capt. Eld- ridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Eldridge and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Laviolette and fam- ily before returning to their home at Canadian Forces Base, Petawawa. -,-Les Langford Photography mother chose a honey color lace dress with matching three- quarter coat, black accessories and a corsage of Sweetheart roses. For the wedding trip to Washington the bride chose an aqua tweed suit with fur collar, aqua hat which matched the suit, black accessories and an orchid corsage. They will live in London. The groom attended high school in Wingham. al 41 ry 110 ,•). 4 4, 4 it kt was best man and Lavalle Kite- ley of London was ring bearer. The ushers were Murray Mac- Farlane of Bluevale, the groom's brother-in-law and Steven An- derson of London. Guests were received at the Moose Lodge immediately af- ter the ceremony. The bride's mother wore a beige dress with matching three-quarter length coat, beige accessories and a corsage of Sweetheart roses.. The groom's —Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wil- lie, Bonnie, Marion and Pat- ricia returned home Monday from a trip through the Mus- koka District to Algonquin Park, and came back by way of Mid- land and Collingwood. -'Mrs. C. Tofting and Har- ry spent a couple of weeks re- cently in Peterborough with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lowes and family. Mrs. Lowes and family returned home with them and spent a week here. —Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunning and Miss Joan Cunning of Vankleek Hill, and Mr.Gor- don Moffat of Toronto, visited over the week-end with the lat. ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Far- ish Moffat. Miss Cunning is dairy princess of Prescott Coun- ty and was competing at the C.N.E. —Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams and family spent the week-end in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Braden in West Hill. —Mrs. Helen Casemore is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McLean at Collingwood. —Corp. and Mrs, C. R. Croskill and family spent the week-end in Toronto with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lit- sett and family. —Miss Linda Farrish of Ow- en Sound and her girl friend, Miss Linda Locking, spent a holiday with the former's grand- mother, Mrs. J. J. Elliott. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ross For- beck of Owen Sound came to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohm's and visited till Sunday, and then picked up the girls at Mr. and Mrs. Elliott's. —Miss Hilda Tiffin has re- turned home after visiting with Rev. and Mrs. G. Stanley Kean and family in Chaplin, Con- necticut, for a couple of weeks. While there they all toured New York City, Boston and oth- er points of interest. --Miss Judy Ohm is spending her holidays with her grand- mother, Mrs. J. J. Elliott and Mr. Elliott. Miss Janice Ohm is holidaying with her cousin,Miss John McGee Wed in London e 4