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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-05-22, Page 4YtnesB Thursday. May 22, 1969 e$ from Teta World of Women Home • Mrs. Ciskaneffe chairs meeting Intended for Last Week 'I1te (May meeting of the Catb,olie Women's League was held last Monday evening in Sacred Heart parish hall. After benediction of the Bless Blessed Sacrament and ceremony of the installation of new officers the meeting opened, with the new president, ' M r s . drank Caskanette presiding. Official opening of the new addition to the Sacred Heart Separate School will be held in June. A bale of clothing will be sent to Missions in Bartle, Man. the end of May. Two dele- gates will attend the annual CWL convention to be held at Chatham this month, Fifty- seven hospital visits were made during the month of April. A donation was given to the Ca- nadian Cancer Society. The monthly mission draw, donated by Mrs. Ed Bauer, was won by Mrs. Michael Willie. The meeting was closed with prayer and a dessert luncheon was enjoyed by all. Married FRENCH -FELLS --In Toronto on Wednesday. May 14, 1969, in the chapel, St. Paul's Ang- lican Church, Bloor Street, E. , by the Rev. Canon Robert Dann., Doris Hindley, daughter of Mrs. Fells and the late Tho m as Fells, Wingham, Ont. , to Wil- fred Henry French, Wingham, Ontario. --Mr. Wesley McCauley and Mr. John Young of Windsor and Mr. Grant Palmer, London, spent the week -end with Mrs. •Elston, Minnie Street. lite membership to Mrs. B. Thomas Mrs. Bernard Thomas. of Bluevale, was presented with an Honourary Life Membership cer- tificate on May 15. by the Mait- land Presbyterial of the We, - men's lviissionary Society, held in Kincardine. This is the highest honour . that can be given to any mem- >r ber, and was presented to Mrs. Thomas by Mrs. Everett Hawkes, wife of the Presbyterian minis- ter at Bluevale, who spoke of the loyalty, humbleness; and willingness which characterized Mrs. Thomas. In her acceptance, Mrs . Thomas thanked the Presbyter- ial for the honour, which she said •she felt she did . not deserve, but which. she deeply appreciat- ed. It was evident to all the members that she was deeply touched. as she accepted •the presentation. Mrs. Thomas has served on Presbyterial for the past seven- teen years, and was president of the Bluevale Auxiliary for . - eight years. She is presently serving as second vice-president of the Maitland Presbyterial. Presbyterial W.M.S.: gets inside picture ° The Maitland Presbyterial Society of the W. M, S. of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met in Knox Presbyterian Church, Kincardine, on Thurs- day. Sessions commenced at 2 and 7 p. m. Mrs. Creba Mc - Sween, Kincardine, was organ- ist. The theme for the afternoon session was "A Faith to Share. " Mrs. Alvin Mundell, president, gave the invocation and open- ing prayer. Members of Brus- sels Auxiliary led in devotions. Mrs. Gerald Gibson gave the meditation based on "So great a Faith". Mrs. W. W. Smith led in prayer. The visiting members were welcomed by Mts. Mel Ritchie, Kincardine. The following reports were presented: Recording secretary, by Mrs. William Ford, W ing- ha m, substituting for Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Listowel; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. Vic- tor Emerson, Whitechurch; treasurer, Mrs. Ewan MacLean, Ashfield. Mrs. E. R. Hawkes, Blue - vale, presided at the presenta- tion of an Honourary Life Mem- bership to Mrs. B. Thomas, 2nd vice-president, Bluevale. The speaker, Rev. L. F. Stairs, Brantford, area secre- tary of the Leprosy Mission, was introduced by Mrs. B. Mitchell, Molesworth. Mr. Stairs' great concern is for the as yet un- reached n-reached victin'is of leprosy; the pressing need for hospitals and treatment centres .in Asian and • African countries, where the disease is most. prevalent. The sale of used postage stamps has tia Mothers wed at parents' home The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathers was the scene . -of a pretty wedding on the after- noon of May 10 when their daughter Ruth became the bride of George Murray Townsend of Seaforth. son of Mr. and Mrs. • Elmer Townsend, of the same town. Rev. J. q. Button of Seaforth officiated, assisted by Mr. Michael Ross of Bluevale. Miss Margaret Craig was organ- , ist and William B. Campbell of Seaforth was .thesoloist. Spring flowers and Yellow streamers decorated the home. Mr: Mathers gave his daugh- ter in marriage. She wore a self-styled gown of white peau de sole with empire waist. The sleeves were appliqued with Italian lace and the neckline was scooped. She wore a full- length tulle veil with lace ap- plique and double tiers to the shoulder. The veil was held by a rhinestone tiara. She carried red roses. Mrs. William B. Campbell of,Seafoith was matron of hon- or and bridesmaids were Miss Joanne Elliott of Bluevale and Miss Judy Hamilton of Trow bridge. ,Their full`=length gowns of mauve criniplene featured empire waists and scalloped necklines. with silver trim. They wore matching headdresses and carried white shasta daisies. James Mellwain of Seaforth was best man. The ushers were Gerald Townsend of Seaforth and Robert Mathers, Bluevale. 1 The wedding dinner was held at Dainty's Restaurant where the bride's table was centred with the wedding cake. Mauve tulips decorated the din- ing room. The bride's mother wore a mint green crimplene dress with matching hat and the groom's mother chose a two - piece turquoise lace dress with white accessories. Travelling to the United States for their honeymoon, the bride wore a powder blue two-piece dress with matching accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend will live on the groom's farm at Seaforth. - -Photo by McDowell Guilbeault-Smith wedding vows At a double -ring ceremony in St. John's Church, Woodslie, Rev. L. Flynn, united in mar- riage Patricia Ann Smith , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- vin Smith of W oodsl ie and Her- man Joseph Guilbeault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guilbeault of Ruthven. The bride. given in mar - riage by her father, was lovely in a floor -length gown of bro- caded peau de sole, rriade on princess lines. with long bell Sleeves trimmed with tiny satin buttons. The cathedral train fell from the°waist and was held in place by a large satin bow. A cluster of roses held her bouf- fant shoulder -length four tier all of French allusion.. S h e • stried white carnations and red rose buds. Marcella Guilbeault w a s maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Drinda Smith, and Lorraine ,Guilbeault. Their gowns of ice blue and sea green pebble d satin were made on the same princess lines as the bride's with elbow -length bell sleeves. The sleeves and rounded neck line were trimmed with white em- broidered daisies. They wore daisies scattered through their bouffant hair styles and carried shasta daisy bouquets. Donald Gdilbeault was hest man. The ushers were K a r 1 Smith and Gary Guilbeault. The wedding music was play- ed by an aunt of the bride. Mrs. A. Gamble, Ripley. An evening: dinner and re - become a source of revenuefog the Mission. This year the yaie reaching for an amount of $6.-, 000 to pay for a water system an a new hospital. Over t h e past ninety-five years medical research has been slowly mov- ing towards the cure of leprosy, and partial restoration of crip- pled limbs. "A great door has been opened" by drug therapy and surgery. Working with two aims in view, the Mission staff has presented the Gospel of the living Christ. "Behold I set be- fore you an open door, and no man can shut it. " A duet sung by Mrs . Ian Hamilton and Mrs. Mel Ritchie was enjoyed. The Moderator of Bruce -Maitland Presbytery, Rev. Maurice D. McNabb,, Port Elgin, brought greetings. His message was "The urgency of the Gospel". Twenty auxiliaries answered the roll call. Reports of the Synodical held in Goderich Ap- ril 15, • 16, 17, were presented by Mrs. McKinnon, Ripley; Mrs. Ewan MacLean; Ashfield; Mrs. ception were held at the Moose Lodge, Blytheswood, for about • 12 5 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Guilbeault left for a northern honeymoon, the bride wearing a white and navy 'nylon dress, navy coat, white pill -box hat, with white accessories and red carnation corsage. Guests from the area were Mr. and Mrs. A. Gamble and Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald of Ripley, Mrs, R. Purdon, Tees- 1 water, Mrs. G. Smits; of Bel - grave. Mrs. L. Hayden and Mrs. T. Straeryton of London, Mfrs Eava Smith of Kitchener, Mr. . and Mrs. W. Gamble of Strat- ford .and special guest was a great aunt of the bride, Mrs . Evelyn Corbeth, Toronto. C. McAuley. Ripley; Mrs. Wal- ter Ballagh,. Teeswater; Mars, J. E. Little, Luckmow,, The 1970 Synodical is to be held in Paris, Ontario. Miss Sadie Johnston, Luck- now, gave the offertory prayer. The "In Memoriam" for de- ceasedmembers was given by Mrs. G. L. Fish, Wingham. Mrs. Eldon Welsh, Langside, closed the session with prayer and the ladies of Knox, Kin- cardine. served a hot casserole supper to the visiting groups. - The theme of the evening session was "A Cross to Bear". The organ prelude was render- ed by Miss Sharon Robinson, Kincardine. Devotions were conducted by the Lucknow even- ing group. Scripture was read by Miss Maud Fisher; the medi- tation by Mrs. Jack MacDonald; the prayer was offered by Mrs. Ronald Forster. A vocal duet by Misses Catherine Rourke and Debbie Wright of Owen Sound and a choral number by the Kincardine junior choir were appreciated.' .Mrs. Alex Sorbie welcomed members attending the evening session. A report -of the Bien- nial Conference held at Orillia was given by the delegate,. Mrs. Robert McAllister; Dungannon. Mrs. John Brush, Molesworth, introduced Rey. L. G. Stairs. A colour film, "Day of Good Tidings" was shown by Mr. Stairs. It was a portrayal of family life in a village of In- dia, disrupted by the scourge of leprosy; the life story of .a 'man from boyhood to old age spent within the confines of Perula hospital, West Bengal, India, who became a devoted Christ- ian, who was a source of inspir- ation and practical assistance to those about him. Mrs. Jack MacLean gave the offering prayer. Courtesies were expressed by Mrs. T ed English, Wingham. Arrange- ments were made for the next Presbyterial to be held in White- church. The closing prayer was led by Mrs. Norman Dickson, Molesworth. Dan1y Si.wad Mrs. J,.Re C. binsen; D Eag. onal Road,, Mr. and Nits. ° Gard: on Robinson, ' Russell and Rae of Frances Street, W ingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson, Jim, Bill, Judy and. Janice of Donnybrook, last week attended the wedding of the former's grandson, William Charles Dainty, elder son of Mr. and Mrs.. Herb Dainty of Petawawa and Miss Sharon Elizabeth Stew- art. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart of CFB Petawa- wa. The service took place in St. George's, C. pal CFB P 014s wa, witil the camp, repof itciating, F,XPO "10" Japan, riwm Kola Kong- m... w.�. 5478.00 (Plus Air F.,.) 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