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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-03-07, Page 6s Thursday, features from The World of Women Rich -Peterson vows said ai Sacred Heart in Wingham Scored Heart Roman Catho- lic Church in Wingham was the thug for a pretty winter wed- % Saturdays February 24, at S p.m. when Louise Anne Peterson became the bride of George Edward RRcla of Water- . The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Robert Chettleburgh of Wingharn and the late Mr. Olaf Peterson. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rith Of Wingham. • Father JeGe-Mooney, parish priest, officiated and the 'organ- ist orgaitist was Mrs Richard Campeau. "'The church was decorated with gold mums for the occasion. Given in marriage by her stepfather, Mr. Chettleiaut h, the bride was attired in a dress ;of satin o%erlaid with chiffon, fashioned -with fittedbodice, • 'full: skirt and long sleeves. Pearls and •rhnestones enhanced the neckline, She carried yel-" low rosebuds and white'came- •, tionsaon.a white Bible, ° Miss. Mary Claettleburgh of Wingham wasthe maid of hen - or wearing long gown of -apri- cot crystal charm in A-line design. The bridesmaids wore dresses styled the same as that of the maid of honor, Miss Ruth Anne Rich. sister of the groom in gold, Miss Esther Chettle-: . ',:burgh inen, and. Miss Anne Marie Steinsland,'-tyre junior bridesmaid, in; lavender, They, carried satin muffs covered withlege end', yellow and °White mums; 'Darlene Richt sister cif the groom;, was the flower girl, • wearing white crystal; charm. She carried a basket of yellow and white mums., A reception was held at Danny's Restaurant where the bride, s mother•rece ved in a pink crirnp',knit dress, pink hat . and brown accessories! She worea caxnelie. corsage. The • mother. of the groom wore a brown two-piece dress, --Metal o lic hat and brown accessories. Her corsage 'was yellowtosebuds The bride's tratreliing cost- ume was navy blue linen with • red accessories; with which she wore a corsage of white rose- buds, . Special°guests were the three grandmothers of the bride and grooen, Mrs. Nicholas 'Doles of London, Mrs. Ann Rich of Wing ham and Mts. Leah Fitzpatrick of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Eich have , taken up residence in Waterloo, Mrs. D. Bunker is speaker for Day of Prayer FORDWICH-- The World Day of Prayer service was held on Friday at Trinity Anglican Church with 'a very good atten- dance. Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg of the Fordwich . United . Churcr . Mrs. Don Cober of the Brethren iri Christ Church and Mrs. Em- erson. Ferguson from Trinity • Church were in charge of The service. Mrs. Stewart Strong read the Scripture • lesson. Mrs. Sheldon Wilson and Mrs. John, Topham also assisted in the service.. . The theme was " Bear one another's burdens" which was prepared for world-wide use by Mrs. Rathie Selvaratnarn of Ceylon. Mrs: Doug Bunker wase the guest speaker and de- livered a bery impressive talk; MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS MacLEOD have .returned from their wedding trip to Florida and are residing at 42 Patrick;, Street, Wingham. They were married in Knox Presbyteria Church, BeImore, February 17. Mrs. MacLeod is the form- er Shirley Baird. ---;Mr. and Mrs. Alf Lock - ridge left Saturday for the warmer clitnes of sunny Cali- fornia: where they will spend .an enjoyable three, weeks. inn Landers lean Ann Landers: We live in. a development which has a :large playground • area.,' Our son who is 12. hastold .usabout a' young" lad in his • mid -teens who is looked up to' by the younger boys. They both admire him and fear him. ,_ This past•week we have heard that this boy 'has been perforrn- ing sadistic acts, such as tortur- ing, aniunals in ways I . won't even describe. This is the same boy my husband reprimanded for shooting sparrows with -a BB gun last year. I worry about where it will end. • .,Is it possible that these small voiceless creatures _will not appease his. hunger. for thrills? , Will the boy one day feel the. need to torture a young human? What should be done, Ann Landers, I am reluctant to speak to him or to his parents for fear he may become angry and take it out on our : children. Please advise me at once.—NOT SO MERRY IN ME QLD. Dear . Not ee Merry:.Alert the juvenile 'authorities. Ask your NEW SPRING DRESSES NOW , ARRIVING Sins to 20 Half Sins 14% 24% Navy Crepes - Silk - knits in styles to fit every fashitin seeker Heading your fashion list for spring, are hots! See our notuto-be-topped selection of lovely styles 'that flatter your face . your entire' look. * * * Dear ' Ann* Landers: Yon ad- vised "Magic Fingers" (the girl who was massaging men in her apartment ta make a little extra. moneyT to fieish her "training" and be a physical therapist. Such counsel is Misleading. if not inviting, to- the fine pro- fession of phyeical therapy, To begin with. the girl's let- ter sounde.d as it she was rnas- saging as a cover up for, another profession. The oldest one. Physical therapy is a para- medical profession, where, under a physician's prescription. disabilities are treated. Massag- ing is only one of the techniques used in physical therapy. . A physical therapist must tend college kir four years. Only after the student receives a bachelor of science degree is he eligible to practice in hospitals, clinics and. rehabilitation eerie ° ters. I hope you will publish this letter and set the record streight —INDIGNANT. Dear Inclement: Here is your letter. My thanks and my apolo- '1 Dear Ann.LanderseThe letter 'from the ColuMbia • University graduate sounded like a page out of my life. I, too, accepted the attention of a married man. I said yes to dinner, the theatre and the inevitable lovemaking that followed. little gray now..a little heavier, Still single- anctatill having 4in-i,v ner and going to the theatre one . • flow is your math, Ann? H _Spouse. Me: Zero Him: 1 is the score: Daughters Zero Hun: '2 Sons Me: Zero Him: ,2 Yeari spent bending a life with another .Me: Zero Him: 24 Total commitment to an affair- -Met 12 years. Hem: One din. ner a week for' 12 years. I know that love is raising a family, preparing daily mealse mending, washingr ironing and staying up nights with sick kids. So, Columbia graduate, foe all your education you are still al fool. Mid so ane 1. — -SISTERS UNDER'. THE SKIN, Dear Sister: Thank you for the arithmetic lesson..And now for all you women out there who are playing the same oame, sintply substitute • the figures that apply in youi case. You'll; arrive at the same • total. Nothing. Too many couples go from matrimony to" acrimony. Den't let your marriage flop before it gets started. Send for. Ann Landers' booklet, "Marriage What To Expect." Send for your recruest to Ann Lapders in care of this newipaper, enclosing 50c in cein phis 5c for postage and a long, self-addressed unstamp- ed envelope. All letters or requests should be addressed to Ann Landers, Thee are forwarded from this office unopened. lee sure to en- - eloee a long, self-addressed WI - stamped envelope and 5c for postage, and the necessary coin- age for the booklet requested. Iff 'Mr, and Mrs, Harold Wild spent Sunday in londorr with relatives and caned on improving nicely,, and lArs, Junes smith, Kevin, Heather and Craig of Lambeth spent the . week.end with Mr. and Mrs, . --Min Elizabeth Burre/1 • of Groderieh, formerly ot Wing. ham left on Sunday froM Inter- national Airport for seven, days* West Indies, vidting cousins, Mr.'and, Mrs, John Horton, niece of the late Mrs.. H„, Buse rell. and Mrs,„ Duncan Moffat of Kitchener and, Miss Gail Steele. ofs*carbora spent the week -end with Mrs. L, OtrSunday Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roistin and, Rick of Walkerton visited at the ., --Rev., and Mrs. tire Stew- art of Seafoith visited an Sun- day withtivirs. Olive Bost of Wingham. It is, 55 years since. he and his family lived-in the manse at Whitechurch and they newel) kdown in this district. Rev. and Mrs, Graydon Cox, and his lather, Mr. I. Cox of Cites, ley, also vitited with Mrs, , BOSS at her home on. Edivard • Cruikshank left recently' 14, , plane to holiday in southern' Lent is topic at UCW meeting pELMORE—The February meeting of the Belmore United Church Women wai held on Wednesday afternoon ofila.st.„ week, ar the home of hilrs. topie Was "lent'. 71'he meet-, , ing opened ifith the singing of a hymn, and Mrs. Sangster led 'in prayer: Scripture was read from. the book of Isaiah by Mrs. _John Rutherford., Mrs. Sangster then gaVe.an • excellent meditation on the topic She entitled her medi- tation "The Six Weeks teading up to Easter" , and reelewed Jesus' life, from the time He was born in Bethlehem, ontil the time He was crucified on the Calvary Cross. *Another hymn was then sung. Mrs. Wilfred Johann deliv- ered a reading. "The High Cost of Decision" .' Mrs. Earl Fitch read and led_ diieussion on a .Chapter from the study book, "JesueChrist and the Christian Life" . A Temperance reading Asas given by Mrs.' Newanse Roll call was answered with a Lenten thought. Mrs. William Mulvey pre- sided foi the business of the meeting. She gave a report - of the annual U.C. W. Presby- teriai which had been held the previous day in Walkerton and which she and two otheemerref bers had attended. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Alvin Fitch and Mrs. EarlFitch whomivere responsible for the sending of a bale to Overseas. Relief: °A letter 6f ackilow - Wgernent was read from 0.R. thanking the group for the bale. Other business was discussed and Mrs: Newans served lunch at the close of the meeting. Whitechurch News We.are sorry to report Duane Currie. son ef Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie was ad- mitted ori Friday to Wingham and District Hospital where he enderisent an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs: Sydney . Thompson and 'family were Sunday visitors with her par- ente Mr. and tiers. Gordan Wright of Clifford. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Helm of Zion were Sunday visitors with their daughter.. Mrs. Lloyd' Mr. aed Mts. Bob Gordon and Robert of Waterloo were week -end visitors with her par- ents: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor. • On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Carl MeCienaglian were in londoh at Victoria Hospital where they visited with his father. Ben McClenaghan who had undergone surgery there last week. We are pleased to report he is making favotabie progress. Mrs. IvIcCleriaghan returned home with them from Lucan where she had been stay- ing with Mei and Mrs. Bill Parker and family while Mr. McClenaghan was hospitalized. On Friday." March 1st. Mr. and Mrs. -cad McClenaghan attended the wedding of Miss Carrittne Hedand Paul Geiger in the United Chum/1,F strat- ford. Carl was best Man at the Wedding. In the evening there was a reception which was at- terided.by 100 friOds. Mr. and Mrs. McClettaghan remained' overnight and on Saturday as- sisted the newlyweds to move re their apartment iri Kitchener. points and on Bahama Island., Glibarr and son Douglas of Ed. ward Street spent the week -end with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.0 - Wesley Gilbart of Stratford. DS, set for thankoffedng Day ,of ,Proyer Day of Prayer was observed in the Presbyterian Church friday , afternoon using the world-wide theme; "Bearing one another's ' The first leader, Mrs. Ws* lace Conti gave the' call to worship and the fiist part of , the service. Other leaders were. Mrs. Elwood Groikorth,. Mrs.., Russel Ross. and Mrs. .Millan • Also taking part were ,Mrs. Earl Caslick. Mri. Russel Chap- man. • Mrs,',Aitirew Gaunt was the pianist and she also -sang -"le Times Like These" and "We - Need a 'saviour". accOmpanied by Mrs. J. Conn at.the plane. Mrs. Elwood Grosluarte and MrS. George Thompson, aecompene ied by Mrs. -Garnet Farrier, sane "Sweet Hour of Prayer".. The message was given through e.film on world mis- sions , which showed the mis- sion work being done in all countries, "as well as vatioirs types of industrial w6rk. There were 28 ladies in et - pointed wee Mrs. -Walter Ars- It was decided by a show oi, hands td -have the spring thank - offering On Friday, March 15 on furleugh from India, will be viied but all people a the corn- munity. are also wekorne to hear and meet Mr. MacKay: Lunch will be, served at the close of the Meeting. Day of Prayer at United Church BLUEVALE--Ekev. E. R. Haw- kes, of Knox Presbyterian Church, Was the speakee at the union service for the World Day of Prayer, held in the United Church on Fridey. With Scripturalellustrations he spoke on the topic, " Bear One Another's Burdens" , show- ing the great need for sympathy and help -to be bestowed on suffering 'people in the world. dent of the U.C.W., conducted the service. Others assisting in Scripture reading and prayers were Mrs. Bernird Thomas, Mrs.- Burns Moffatt, Mrs. Mel Craig. Mrs. Michael, Ross, Mrs. Jas. Johnston. Mrs. Jim Elston, Mrs. Harvey Edgar. Mts. Gordon Greig, of Pal- merston, and her daughter, Mrs. Alan Campbell, sang a duet. with Mrs. Carl Johnston accompaning. Teeswater Couple Wed 50 Years A farnily dinner and social evening was held at the Ven- dome Hotel, Teeswater, on Saturday, Feb; 24th, to mark the fiftieth wedding anniversary °The couple *as maiXed at 27th, i1918. The bride waS the former Janet Watson of the 8th Con. Culross. Before moving to Teeswater in 1965, they resided at Bow- hill Farms on the 8th Conces.! sion east. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong have two datighters and two sons: Mrs. John (Agnes) Wroxeter; (Jean) WUtson, Ninth Bay: Watson•and Donald on the home farm. There are nine .gra hdchi 'drat, • It is best to thaw all froz,en pork cues before cooking. If this is net possible. increase the cooking time by about one- half, being careful to c ook the meat so that it is well done on the inside bin not over done On the outSide. GUR • eek -end Spe THURSDAY • fRIDAY SATURDAY MARCH 7-8 9 'OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF TOP' QUALITY FLANNELETTES will be offered at a. SPECIAL DISCOUi4T PRWE This includes a large and varied selection of child. ren's patterns, florals, stripes, border and novelty prints as welt as all whltes and plain shacks. Reg. 69c yard EDIGHQFFERS AVinghom) Limited ° THE FRIENDLY STORE Blade Roast 65c.. R AST 65 Beef H AM BU 3 us. $ 4/