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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-04-03, Page 6age• in m . dvance-Times, Thursda . A t7t1 3 190 f,atures from The World of Women ttend Ripley tournament Three cars of ladies went to Ripley on Monday night, mem- bers of the Auxiliary to Branch 180, Royal Canadian Legion. They attended the Zone Cl euchre tournament and managed to walk off with most of the prizes. The euchre prizes went to Mrs. Andy Scott and Mrs. Pete Vath. Mrs. Ted English had the high score for bridge with Mrs. Hamilton of Lucknow win- ning the consolation. Five members of the Wing- ham Auxiliary won prizes in the penny auction, Mrs. Vath, Miss Hattie Wylie, Mrs. Helen Casemore, Mrs. Ernie Lewis and Mrs. George Day. Mrs. Ed Rich won the door prize. --Mr. and Mrs. F. H.. Mc- Clure of Goderich spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. L. Beimes of Leopold Street. --Mr. and Mrs. F.R. How- son arrived' home this week af- ter spending some time at Day- tona Beach, Florida. Home an Belle River Lions to raise 51500 in Help Rosemary Walk campaign A clipping has reached us from the North Eissutc News con- cerning Rosemary Hutton. an attractive young woman who lives at Belle River. Miss Hut- ton is the -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hutton, former resi- dents of Wingham. The article is a letter to residents ofthe Belle River area frons the local Lions Club, which appears' be- low. Miss Hutton i> at present re- cuperating from a fractured left wrist and surgery performed four weeks ago. Dear Reader: Permit us to introduce you to a fine young lady of our Community. Her name is Rose- mary Hutton, twenty-four years of age with many fine attributes, determination and courage to mention two. She is. however, not typical twenty-four year old. Rosemary has a handicap which sets her apart from the ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EASTER SERVICES You are cordially invited to share . in the Special ' Services of the Easter Season. Thursday Evening—Maundy Thursday —Preparatory Service -8:00 p.m. Friday —G sod Friday -10:30 a.m. —"The Concern of Easter." Sunday ---11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.—Easter Sunday -11:00 .a.m.—"He HArose"-Sacrainent — 7:30 p.m..—Easter Reflections" Special Music at all services. Wingham United Church K. Barry Passmore, Minister Mrs: Janetta Mustard, Music Director W, C. Caslick, Church School Superintendent MAUNDY THURSDAY EVENING' COMMUNION 8:00 p.m. EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE — 11:00 a.m. Sermon -'Can We. Survive?" Special. Music by the Junior and `senior Choirs. An . invitation is extended to all to attend and participate in these services. TM! OaIVafion Arsng inborn Corps EASTER SERVICES. THURSDAY, APRIL '3 8:00 p.m. ,HOLY WEEK SERVICE Special guest—Major Hiroshi Asano of 'Japan GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL. 4 10:80 a.m.—Family Worship Service Special guest—Captain H. Hickson of Strathroy • EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6 7:00 a.m Sunrise Service 8:00 a.rn.--Corps Breakfast 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Family Worship Service 7:00 p.m.—Evangelistic Service The' public is cordially invited to attend each of these services. average young lady. She has only one leg, but has had med- ical surgery to enable an artifi- cial limb to be properly fitted so she may walk. We, the Belle River Lions Club. are proud to initiate a fi- nancial campaign to raise the necessary funds to pay the costs for the artificial limb and trans- portation to the hospital for fit- tings. We plan to have a progress thermometer installed in a lo- cal store to show the weekly progress of the campaign until the goal is met. A door-to- door blitz is also planned, in the next few weeks., YOUR HELP IS NEEDED - TOTAL COST APPROXIMATEL $1, 500. 00. YOU CAN HELP --by a dome`- tion from your Club or Societe" and by spreading the word to. your friends and neighbours tq support the Rosemary Hutton ,Fund. , Donations may be sent to the Rosemary Hutton Fund, c/o the', Provincial Bank of Canada,- Belle anada,,Belle River, or the Royal Drug' Store. HELP ROSEMARY WALK. Sincerely, Belle River Lions . Club. Kennedy -Leishman weddin held in Belgrave church Reubena Jean Leishman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman of Brussels, 'and Chris- topher Bradley Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kennedy of Londesboro, exchanged wed- ding vows in Knox United Church; 'Belgrave Saturday af- ternoon. Rev. John Roberts officiated. Mrs. Elaine Nixon was organist and Miss Marjorie Procter sang "Wedding Prayer" and "0 Per- fect Loves". Eater lilies and shasta mums decorated th e church. ,,he bride made her own gown, a full-length dress of wedding rose embroidered satin peau, empire style with the lily - point. sleeves. Her train of soft net. fell from the shoulders and an iridescent t i a r a held her shoulder length veil. She car- ried a white Bible crested with yellow roses. Mrs. Ann Bauer of Goderich was her sister's matron of honor. Her yellow floor -length gown was the same material as the bridal dress and featured an em- pire, waist. She carried white shasta mums. • Wearing dresses indentical in style to that of the matron ' of honor but in green, Miss Bonnie Townsend of Seaforth and Miss Lois Leishman, sister of the bride, were, bridesmaids. Kathy Maloney of Seaforth, flower • girl, wore a floor -length em- pire gown of embroidered white satin peau and carried a nose-• gay of white shasta mums. Wayne Kennedy of Londes- boyo, brother of the groom, was best man and the ushers were brothers of the bride and groom, James.Leishman and Mark Ken- nedy. The reception was held at the church which was effective- ly decorated in yellow and white. The bride's mother received wearing a light turquoise two- piece suit, navy accessories and corsage of pink• r o s. e s . The groom's mother chose a navy and white dress with white ac- cessories and corsage of pink roses. ' Toastmaster was Jack Wilson. of Blyth, uncle of the bride. Special guests were grandpar- ents, Mr. Henry Leishman of Huronview, Clinton, Mr. .an Mrs. Frank Wilson of Goderich and Mrs. Victor Kennedy of Blyth. For their wedding trip to the Northern United States, Mrs. • Kennedy wore a navy dress trim- med with fine white lace and white accessories. They will live on the groom's, farm at Londesboro. Several showers were held.. • prior to the wedding. , Sandra Procter, .assisted by her sister, Miss Marjorie Procter held a miscellaneous shover on March 14. ' The following after noon Miss Bonnie Townsend was hostess at a shower, assisted by Shower held lot Brenda Niergadh WHITECHURCH--A shower was "held in the community► memorial hall on Monday even- ing in honor of Miss Blend a Niergarth, bride-to-be. Upon the arrival of Mss Niergarth, her mother and Mrs. Dan Tif- fin ushered her to a seat of tion - or decorated with pink and white streamers. The master of ceremonies was Miss Shirley Tiffin with Miss Joan Tiffin, pianist. Sev- eral contests were enjoyed . Miss Diane Coultes gave a read- ing and Miss Joan Tiffin gave an accordion solo; after which the gifts were opened. Assisting the bride-to-be was Miss Norma McKee passing the gifts to Mrs,. Niergarth, who re- moved the wrapping. Th e bride -elect opened the gifts, • Jr 'ee Tiffin read the cards and Anna Mage teddy passed the giftto the audience of around '7Q. The groonn-elect's .rnQther, • Mrs, Dan Tiffin,. made Miss Niergarth a beautiful hat from the gift boK§.. Brenda thanked her friends for their beautiful gfUts--pillow cases, bowls, blankets, {dishes, toweis, electric clock, 'cook» ware and quilts. Lunch w srs served, DEDICATE GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL May be donated tht'Qugh your local funeral director' Placed in Hotels, Schools, Hospitals, Prisons ROSEMARY HUTTON, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hutton of Belle River, former residents of Wingham, has undergone surgery in order that an artificial limb may be properly fitted so that she may walk: Ladies end curling season The Wingham Ladies' Curl- ing Club ended the season on March 28th. her mother, Mrs, Thel of''own- One 8 end game was played send, and sisters,. Ld�rraiine 'own. i' in the morning with a pot luck• send and Mrs. Ken Maloney. In luncheon at 1 o'clock, followed the evening the bide -elect was by, the annual general meeting. guest of honor ,when fri a •firer . , Ann Rosenhagen was in tertained bytMiss S: 'AI ri4edy�=charge of the meeting. The assisted by Mrs. Brenda Brooks new slate of officers for the and Mrs..Gerr :IGenned)i. ,,•a,,E.4 ,3d.1969 -70.season was presented: The wotnen'of'Bele a`v%6'cbnA Past president, ;Ann Rosenhagen; United Church:•tfdld a.sho eiirt sbeAlsY1ent,,-. Juno; Hafermehl;, the church basement t March 6. .A11. vice president, Mary Wil- 21. Games and contests. were ,, Hams; second vice president, enjoyed at ,all events and'tovely a` Audrey Ritter; secretary, Nan - gifts were ,received by the bride- cy Kennedy; treasurer, Ju d y elect. x Nevery. ' Round robin committee: %a _.Ruth Currie, Joyce Hodgins, Donate quilts to . Nora Finnigan, Jean Shepherd. ,.� Bonspiel committee: A n n t ; Rosenhagen, Joanne Corrie, Pat burned out family Mowbray. GORRIE--The Gorrie United Church Women held their an- nual quilting bee in the Sunday School rooms on Thursday when nine quilts were complet- ed. Mrs. A. L. Stephens conduct- ed a shoit business session. Plans were made for a Family Night in the church on April 2 5 when Elmer Farrish will show his pic- tures on his trip to Africa. An invitation was accepted to attend an Easter Drama in Fordwich on April 2. A social cup of tea was enjoyed. Four quilts were donated to the burned out Moody family. --Mrs. Jack Kelly of Minnie Street has been a patient in the hospital here during the p as t week. --Mrs. G. O. Cox who spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Olive Boss, Edward Street, re- ined home with Rev. Cox to Paisley last week. EASTER DAY -- APRIL 6th' 8:30 a.m.-•Holy Communion without Sermon. 11:00 a.m.-Holy Communiom with Sermon. • ott, • Janet Day, Jean Hilbert, Doris Walden. Mixed curling: Ella Gurney, Dorothy Conron. House committee: Nan Mc • Kibbon,, Shirley Walker, Ella • Gibson. Membership committee: F • Edith Rathbun, Beryl Elliott. Publicity: Peg Bateson. Auditors: Jane•Burke and . Marie Fisher. Priie committee: Nona Elli- Pletch - Fraser • vows . exchanged } at St. Andrew's BELGRAVE--A quiet but pret- ty wedding was held in St. An- • drew's Presbyterian Church. Wingham March 21, at 7:30 p. m. by the Rev. G. Fish unit- ing in marriage Bonnie Mae Fraser and Keith Leroy Pletch. The bride was lovely in a white lace street -length dress with a corsage of red carnations Her finger tip veil was held in place with a jewelled crown headpiece. The only attendants w e r Miss Phyllis Biggerstaff of Whig - ham and Barry Logan, of Bel - grave. ° • Following the wedding a re- ception was held at the home o of the bride's sister, Mrs. Wayne Bushell of Kinloss. Mr. and Mrs. Pletch left on a wedding trip to Northern On- tario, visiting for a few days at White River. Prior to her marriage several showers were held, one at the home of the groom's aunt, Mrs. John Colvin, Teeswater, and Mrs. Bill Robertson was hostess tC another one at K i n g a r f Church. HOLY WEEK SERVICES Wed., April 2 7:30 p.m.—Holy Communion. Maundy Thurs., Apr...3, 2.30 p.m. .Holy Communion. Good •Friday, Apr. 4, 10 a.m.---One Hour Meditation. MR. AND MRS. KEITH PLETCH were married on March 21st. The bride is the former Bennie Fraser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fraser of Kincardine, and the groom Is the ton of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pletch of Belgrave. Newlyweds receive gifts PATENT MED/C'/NES ' COSHFT/CS • MBA CCOS OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SUNDAY Noon to Six CLOSED ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY EASTER SPECIAL — . Chocolate Covered FRUIT and NUT ,EGG Reg. 49c -- ONLY LAKELET--A good crowd gathered at the Belmore Com- munity Centre on Friday night to honor Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ferguson (Karen Carswell) on . their recent marriage. The first part of the evening was spent playing cards, High lady for euchre was Mrs. • Graham Wright; high man was Harry Mulvey ' and low was Mrs. Roland Bal lagh. • High; for solo ;was Gra;-_ harp Wright .nnd.loyt, was: gluier Haskins. Mrs. Fred Doubledee won the special. Gordon Wright asked the bride and groom to come to the platform He called on Mr s. Jim Inglis to read the address. - Mrs._ Gordon Wright and J i m Inglis presented them with a pole lamp, an electric mixer and a china teapot. Both Lynn and Karen made suitable re- plies and.a social hour was en- joyed. Chocolate Easter Bunnies, Eggs and Chocolate Animals at Discount Prices Social evening for . newlyweds WHITECHURCH--A recep- tion was held • in the hall Satur- day atur-day evening in honor of M r, and Mrs. Bryan Gammie, newly weds. Mrs. Gammie is t h e . former Vana Rosenhagen. Tiffin's Orchestra supplied music for dancing with Brian and Leioy Rintoul doing the calling off. At 1pnch time Mr. and Mrs. Gammie were invited to the platform and given seats of hon- or. Donald Gaunt read an ad- dress and Bob Struthers present- ed thein with a gift of money. Mr. and Mrs. Gammie each expressed thanks to friends and relatives for the social get-to- gether and their gift. "For They Are JollyGood Fellows", was sung. .w Pepsodent TOOTHPASTE Family Size Reg. $1.25 — ONLY BRYLCREEM LARGE, SIZE. • Men's Hair Dressing 694 Reg. 98c =— FOR ARRID DEODORANT SPRAY 3=oz. size., reg. 98 — NOW5 9 Jergens WAND and BODY LOTION Extra Dry. Formula $109 Reg. $1.50 -- QNLY • vv 1 I%I� 1-U MLJ MEAT MARKET "THE BEST MEALS BEGIN* AT WINGHAM MEAT MARKET" A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ST. •HELEN$ Mrs. B.F. Green suffered a fractured leg on Sunday. The mishap occurred as she ,w as walking 'home from church on the icy road. Beg wishes• for a speedy recovery go out to Mrs. Green from her Bt. Helens friends. HAMS FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER CHICKENS • y A; 1 e