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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-05-02, Page 6Sunset Crescent Subdivision For' particulars about„ COMPLETED • HOMES SERVICED LOTS ` --- CALL EDWARD A. ELLIOTT PHONE 3574590 - WINGHAM Lots are fully serviced with sanitary and storm sewers, water and hydro Par 6eeWinghaen Advance*Times. 'Thursday.. May 2, 1968 features from The World of Women Several functions mark anniversary BLUEVALE-• On Friday ev- ening the .Morris Euchre Club held a surprise party at the • home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. • Mrs. Charles Bosman read an ardtdress and Bernard Thomas presented them with a plate glass :mirror. Over 50 friends and neigh- bors enjoyed an evening of .euchre. Lunch ,as enjoyed by all. - Thirty friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert ' Garniss on Sunday afternoon to entertain Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig in viewof their 25th wedding anniversary. A buffet lunch was served. MIA, George Hetherington read an address and a gift of an =electric toaster was presented by Kathy. Willits and Mary Edith Garniss. Craig relatives held a dinner at Danny's Restaurant on Satur- day evening for Mr. and Mrs. Craig and presented gifts to thern at their home following tee dinner. On May lst, the Armstrong family met at the home of Mr..and Mrs. Craig. Gifts were received and the ev- ening was spent in a social Manner. --Mrs. Basil Davidson of Hamilton spent the week -end with her mother. Mrs. Leask McGee of John Street, and her mother accompanfed her to Hamilton on Tuesday. . e us Mrs.. Archie Miller is U.C.W. hOstess CUSTC1M DESIGNED: HANOVER KITHENS Ladies!. You spend most of your time in, thekitch- en . . why notenjoy it! Monthly pay- C4 A M mints r - low as We *viva a '110,73 selection.' of ' Floor Coverings to choose from We are equipped Plo install yo1*t wall to wall Broadloom and Floor. Coverings W. Stock ARMSTRONG VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE per 9x9 tilo BEAVER 405 JOSEPHINE ST., WINGHAM — 357-2581 Open 8 to 6, Mon. to Fri.; 8 to 12, Saturday `W ROXETER- -The April meeting of the •United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Archie Miller. Fifteen members answered the roll calls Mrs. Miller opened the meeting with "A Message •of Spring" . The Easter theme was followed throughout the worship period. Mrs. Stewart Higgins' gave the chdpter from, Japan Profile entitled, "A Country Town Minister". which tells of the struggles and sacrifices of a natrve Japanese toobtain his training, then of his devotion as he ministers in his small church. An Easter story was read by Mrs. •Miller. - • • The president, Mrs. Ken Edgar, conducted the business and the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Mrs. A. Miller and Mrs. S. Higgins. When your doctor prescribes, he knows our registered phar- macists compound the pre- scription : precisely the riht way. We stand ready at all times to serve ` you from our fresh, potent stock, including the newest "miracle drugs." You Can Depend on Us For Ali Proscriptions Hur Chapter attends. service Members of Huron Chapter No. 89.. Order of the Eastern Star attended the morning ser - Cice at St. Paul's Anglican hurch oh Sunday. Rev.' 1-I.W. Hamilton, rector of the church conducted the service and preached the sermon, in which he outlined the basic divisions of the Bible. He said that Scripture is a historical record of the growth of the Church from .Ord Testament times. The lessons for the day were read by the Worthy Patron and Worthy.Matron of the Eastern Star, Mr. and Mrs. William Wharry. Mrs. Murray Gaunt ' and Mrs. Jim English•sang "The Stranger of -Galilee" as a duet, accompanied by the church or- ganist, Mrs.. G. L. Davidson. ..0 Mary Jane Slosser wed in double -ring ceremofl Yellow mums and lilies de- corated Sacred Heart church on Saturday afternoon for the wed- ding of Mary Jane Slosser and Roland Joseph Richard, both -of Kitchener. ,Rev. John Mooney officiated for the double -ring ceremony and Mrs. Richard Campeau, sister of the bride , was organist. , The bride's white peau -de - sole A-line gown with lace trim was floor4ength with, a chapel train of Alencon lace.. She wore a three-tier veil caught with, a large rose, and carried white roses and lily -of -the -valley. Mr. Slosser gave his daughter in marriage... • Mrs. Nancy. Boll of Simcoe was the matron of honor and Miss Constance Slosser of Witter ham was bridesmaid. Both are sisters of the brides They wore floor -length A-line dresses of heaven blue peau-de-soie with matching head-dresses. They carried white roses. , • The bride's niece, Rachelle Campeau, was the flower girl. Her floor -length dress was of yellow peau-de-soie. She wore a matching headdress and car- ried white roses. Robert Gallant was best Man. and the ushers were Brian Irvine and - Robert Watson, all.el Kit- chener. • Following the ceremony din- ner was served at the Legion Home and a -reception followed at the home of the bride's par- ents. ,An honored guest at the wedding was the bride's grand- mother, Mrs. Alphonse. Weber of Mildmay. The bride's mother wore a jade green lace dress with hat and accessories to match,; and a corsage of white carnations. For the wedding trip tO .Niagara Falls, Mrs. Richard wore a pink suit with hat to a Q match. She is a graduate of, - Marjorie, Elaine Snell of Bluevale and Ronald Bruce El- liott of Gorrie exchanged` wed- ding vows Friday, April 26 at Knox Presbyterian Church in Bluevale. • The evening cere- mony was performed by Rev. E. R. Hawkes. Baskets of white and yellow mums decorated the church. - Mrs. Nora Moffat was the or- ganist and Miss Ann McKereher sang two solos, "I'll Walk Be- side You" and "The Wedding Prayer". The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Snell of Bluevale and the groom, is the ' son of Mr.• and Mrs. Lloyd El- liott of Gorrie. Mr. Snell gave his daughter in marriage. Her sheath gown Of sheer .silk over satin featured a rose -point lace bodice with bateau neckline and elbow - length sleeves. Back interest was the lace -edged cahedral train which fell•from the shoul- ders-. Her tiered nylon tulle veil was held by a silk floret crown adorned with aurora bor- ealis crystals. She carried a bouquet of whitecarnations with green ivy.,' i Her attendants were Diane Casemore of Wingham as maid of honor, Bonnie Elliott of Gor- rie and Sharon Sothern of Pal- merston, sisters of the groom as bridesmaids. They were gowned in floor -length sheath dresses of peppermint organza with cascading back trains. Their headdresses of rose petals had swirling veils and they wore matching shoes and white gloves. They carried white and yellow mums with ivy., . The bride's sister, Katherine Snell, was flower girl. She wore a white chiffon over green taffeta dress and carried a bask- et of whiteand yellow mums. The best man was Brian El- liott, brother ofthe grobm. and Gerald Snell, brother of the bride, and Ricky Elliott, broth- er of the groom were ushers. The .reception was held in the Bluevale Hall. The bride's rrtother wore a three-piece suit of light blue linen with white accessories and corsage of white mums. The groom's•inother chose a two-piece navy and white linen ensemble with navy accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Armor g the guests were the t$ 'Miss Dorothy Comber of' .Bobe$ygeon was in Wingham over the week -end to attend the Change ofCommand of the 2lst Field Resiment,held at the park Sunday. She 'Wks guest of Mrs, Wm, Connell. ° 1 Lt 11 1 1C1 J'II.JI l bride's .,grandparents, Mr.- and Mrs. William Dettman and .Mr. and Mrs. John Snell, all of _, x'. Bluevale, and the groom's` grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. o Carman Elliott and Mrs. Henry Weber. The young couple will live in Palmerston following their wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs. Elliott's travelling attire was a two-piece beige lace ensemble with yellow and green straw hat, yellow gloves and beige accessories. . She wore a corsage of yellow roses. , Wayne Riehl weds• Rachel E. Levy Warne Winston Kiehl of Stratford,' son of Mrs. W ilfred.i Riehl of Wingham and the late Mr. Riehl was .married on April 19 to Rachel E. Levy of St. Marys, daughter of Mr. Frank. Levy. The ceremony took' plate in• W ellburn United Church manse and was perform- ed by Rev. Morden. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father and Miss - Bernice Kalp of Stratford was her only attendant. Len Wilson of, Galt was the best man, Guests from Wingham, Walkerton, Toronto, Galt, Stratford and St. Marys attend- ed the reception which follow- ed at the home, of the bride's father in St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Riehl will live in Stratford. Mary Hastings euchre party The Mary Hastings Club held a successful euchre on Monday afternoon when 28 tables were in play. d High prizes went to Miss M. Hehn and Mrs. L. Kreger while Mrs. C. O' Bright won the draw prize. The council chamber was pretty with spring flowers and African violet motif designed by the president, Mrs. H. Aitcheson. --Mr. and Mrs., Jack lsollock of Goderith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. ,Parish Moffat., Stratford Teachers' College. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Lee Slosser of Wingham and the groom is the son of Gerard Richard of Pem- Busy week for Mrs.. H. Hamilton 'oung.people claim the special interest of Mrs. Hers- • chel W. Hamilton. all the way from Of babies to girls in the upper -teens. Last Tuesday . she attended . the annual meet- ing held '$F London, of the Anglican Church Women, Dio- cese of Huron. of which she is the diocesan chairman of the Department of Family Life ( Little Helpers). On Friday and Saturday . she attended the annual meeting and conference of the Ontario Council, Girl Guides Associa- tion; held at the Inn on the Park, Toronto, where' she was elected.gre me merre&rile b i executive committee of the •, Ontario Council for the next three years. roke and the late Mrs. Richard. The young couple will make their home in Kitchener. q'p4, Tli 'QUU of�' innipo i$ � Koine on Thur,oy '0f after •spe lfng tWO weCks; w1th .�v'. their sister, snwl bondy. SPARKLE Ws have the latest and best $ 'iuipment for MUG SHAMPOOING. To add the f inshing touch to dyour spring cleaning call us at 357-3362. 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