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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-06-19, Page 5• eld, for Leddy somoitg A shower WAS he/41 Monday evening in the eornmunity hall in honor of Mn Marie 1444, bride-to,he. hes arrival /YUJI teddy WAS 11Silered, to a Oat decorated with pink andwhite streamers. Seated beside her were Mrs. Douglas Tiffin and Joyce Tif- fin. A short program ,followed. Miss Shirley Tiffin sang a solo, accompanied by Miss Joan Tif- fin on piano. 1,4isses Marie and Anne Boyle gave a, number. Miss Ursula McCourtney sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Boyle, • A contest was conduct- ed by Mrs. Royle with Miss SW - ley Tiffin as the winner. The bride-to-be and her as- siitants opened the many gifts among which were blankets, sheets, dishes, cookware, quilt and pillow cases. Miss Leddy thanked everyone for their gifts and kindness in remembering her with the par- ty. "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow" was sung and lunch was served by the sponsors. • •••••••• Rate with Your Date, Dining Out... Join Us for the Tops in Eating Our varied menu offers a taste.full se- lection of the best in cookery ... our deft service, relaxed. atmosphere assures a gala evening. Prices are reasonable. The Blue Barn• Batman Palmerston AMPLE and Listowel on PAR K I N G HIGHWAY 23 Kona Llitoivel 291.1580 Mak. Resiervations Nowt --Visitors at the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Kinnon were Mr. and Mrs. John MacTavish of Brantford and John MacTavish of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. H. Spence Mc- Kinnon and family of Niagara Falls, --Mrs. Alex Rintoul is visit- ing this week with relatives at Hensall, Sarnia and Leaming- ton. - '•1 Allormoon uflit„ mot last wook 134,Gmvg,,,mrs, ta4 down had charge .01* June meeting of the afternoon unl of the Eelgrave U. C. Wednesday of last week was an attendance of thirteen, The meeting opened with, the singing of “.Conte Let 1,1$ Sing of a Wonderful Love”. • Minutes (were read and treaanr- er's report given. Offering was received and dedicated arid vi*' its to sick and shut-ins record,' - ort, • Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie gave, the worship commentary ftoln "Lessons front China" entitled "Dedieated Thinking", and led in prayer. "Guide Me 0 Thou Great Jehovah" was sung. Ms. Willard ArmsnonggaVe the mission study, "Culture in New China" by Ray Wylie and his wife who went to Shanghai to teach English. Mrs. Ear I Anderson led in a study of' com• - parisons between Christianity and Cornmunisra and Mrs. 001 Procter read verses from Acts. The leaders of each, namely Jesus Christ and Mao;rwere ooinpared. Mrs, Earl Anderson read quotations from Mao 's Red Book after each of which were read Scripture passages. --Mrs. Rutherford Reavie, Mrs. Harry Wright and Mrs. ' Lloyd Montgomery were, on the Habkirk bus trip to Nashville the past week -end where they enjoyed the tour of the city, "Minnie Pearl's" chicken and the Grand Old Opry. ' 4d! . The 39th annual Irminexty DPNQJThe June reunion was held Saturdiy , meetfng of the TLC, W. Was the Winghain town hall with 60 held Tuesday afternoon in the relatives present, The. Wo's! United Church with a good at., men's Institute steed for an tendance. Mrs, Sam 'Amp* excellent dinner which, wasserv, son had charge of the meg, ed at noon. gave the Can to worship and led A meeting was held after 111 prayer. dinner. J. D. Dunkin wasPre". Mrs, Edward Robinson took ident, assisted by his aunt, Mrs., charge of the study book chap" Agnes Tichborne of Ooderich. ten. MrS. Morley1012110011read James McIntosh gave an address Scripture from St. Matthew and ▪ welimme. WilliamXennedy Robinson_read Scripture *has been secretary -treasurer from Colossians and then both for some years. • led in prayer. Brian Johnston During the afternoon Mrs. teceived the offering. Tichbome had cont es is and Mrs, John Hildebrand took gave eat prizes. Mrs. Jean • charge of th,e bushiess. Mrs. Farquharson of Kamloops, B.C., Stuart Charnney gave the min- utes of the previous meeting and had roll call. It was voted to have a hobo tea next week. A thank you note was read from the Children's Aid Society for a $20.00 donation to the Camp Fund to help send an underpriv- ileged child in Huron County to camp. Mrs. Thompson read a poem, "Thankful". ' A review and discussion on ,Regional Government was held. Mrs. Thompson. gave a prayer and after singing "God of Mer- cy, God of Grace", closed the meeting with the benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. Sam Thompson, Mrs. Wesley Jeffer- son and Mrs. Morley Johnston. came the farthest and received a prize. Her. sister Mrs. Robert Figures and Mr. Figures were present from Sault Ste. Marie. The oldest man, the oldest •couple, the youngest child and others received prizes. Relatives were present from Marlette, Michigan,, Harrow, London, Mitchell, Guelph, .Goderich, Lucknow and White - 'church. At 3 p.m. they toured CKNX. Everyone enjoyed the reunion with relatives. Mrs. Jean Farquharson, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Figures spent the week -end visiting rel- atives. • --Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc - Charles of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smyth of East Wa- wanosh visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Smyth of Mitchell. •:••• • • • -.‘ **** • • • ••• • • • • • • •••• •••"' • . • • • " • " , • ••,..•• "41.6 Granulated igh Liner (frozen) Fine HADDOCK 14-0.. Agit. WHITE •'n' BATTER ' Pkg. II 31. Nabob (fresh roasted)l Liquid (twin pock) Pkg. of SUGAR 24 -oz. Eng GROUND COFFEE 18, 62 Mir Detergent Plas. Btl. S-lb.Bag Shirley Gay (enriched white) St. Williams (asst'd) SLICED BREAD 24.:z. 2i Jan n ims , arlintiltles 5 1:: 1flc .00 Kroft Canadian (singles) Colgate 100 Cheese Slices3 1piz: 1,00 Oral Antiseptic 'Z.' 1.00 LARGE EGGS doz. Shirley Gay RAISIN PIE2 24Prers. 89 Gillette Super (stainless steel) RAZOR BLADES Doi:Pi 3 Good so many ways and so easy to prepare U.S. No. 1 Salmon Flash CANTALOUPE F:99c Golden Yellow No. 1 LARGE BANANAS 141° We at IGA are ex, tremely careful about the way we make ground beef Careful because we sell a lot of it ! We make it right—to taste good, lust so we can con- tinue, selling a lot of it. Try several pounds this week! Shower FORDWICH--Mrs. Ruby Haa,snoot was hostess for a pre- nuptial miscellaneous shower at her home last Wednesday night for Miss Cheryl Baylor who will be married this month; Games and contests were enjoyed after which four young girls carried in many lovely gifts and presented them to the bride-to-be. Cheryl thanked everyone and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs. Don King and Mrs. Roy Hunt. SlitM11-11 Nor. ISTROXEITR"4"The Fatheei Day Servtee at the United 'Church was highlighted with an interesting children's storyabout. a horse of Northern India called Danny Boy. ReV. G, Sach said that Dan- ° ny was ,taken to store OPOTatOt when he was old enough and sold to a doctor who treated leprosy.patients. tit, master was a kind man and Danny had great adventures. Sometimes he swam beside his master's canoe in crossing the d v pr. While crossing' a suspension ° bridge his. leg went through a rickety board. Once a 'boulder fell in front of hien on a nar- row ledge. Always his master thanked God for saving them from barn during narrow es - capes. The junior choir sang "Pilot Me 0 Gracious Saviour" with •descant and chorus. Th a Father's Day medita- tion the minister spoke on a father's failure and a boy's dis- aster. Adonijah had fascinat- ing ways but his life was a fail- ure and he died a traitor's death, His father had never checked him and his charm became a snare. He was the product of a doting father who was getting old, feeble and nervous. "We often fail to give the real reason for failure, " Mr . Sach said, "but we can't cover up with excuses ..before God. " People want the easy way.They • neglect seeing that children at- tend Sunday School and neglect the vows taken at the baptis- malliving examples for others," he said. service. "We must be WItOXETER, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence • White and Lucille of Toronto spent the week -end at their home here.. Mr. and Mrs. White are remaining for the week. 11.1.14111 Y. iirarigort=4- 14g.:S.. Met ,on $100.1, at the honle. of Mro Amer SpOtts, Simon Po 104 presided ancippened the Meer.' ing with the call tO V01,1141). "The Logi is My Sbephetfi, was sung. Scripture was, read by • Iantee Wail and Capgyn. MC* led *prayer, The rell'eall, WAS. 44,11W, by IA members With a$OrWUSO' verse with the wprd. "followsr. cliff Mann received the offer.. Jog 141.0 was dedicated prayer byllob.McOnlvary., Plan' were madefor social'. evening at tile lake *Aato June. ;.; Murray Kong show* films and led a discussiorton diugy? "Standing in the Need Of l'ray*.a. er" Was sung and therneeting,:. closedwith the lifizpithlvae- dictioe, Mrs. Scott served lunch, and Murray Moffat. gaffe the courtesy retnar,10. • WI MEETING The June meeting of the Wo-' men's Institute was held on Thursday with Mrs. A. 1. Lock' ridge presiding, The Meeting opened with the ode and Mary Stewart collect. The motto was taken by MP, O. Holmes and she also gave A poem. The guest speaker was Allan Mill, lie spoke on Mak-. ing a will which was interesting to all. The report of the district an- nual held ••in Goderich was giv- en by Mrs. Lockridge after which lunch was served by Mrs. V. Armstrong, Mrs. W. Agar and Miss M. Simpson. ' ELLIOTT REUNION The 63rd Elliott 'reunion was held at Agincourt Community Centre on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ivlathe4s.aild Mu • and Mrs. J. J. Elliott? Harold and Larry Elliott attended.; David Stewart presented his. Western cowboy show. He is a resident of Agincourt and 'a, well-known television artiste -4., Wanda Mildred Spading Edward James Roth we Wanda Mildred Sparling,, • ,daeghte$ pf uk4er s. 1,4:41arinice, , parlittg atorlIwicill raid 'Ale late Mr. Spading, was given in marriage by Gordon Pike of R. R. 3, Palmerston Saturday afternoon when she became the. • bride of Eaward James Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. •Almon Roth of R. k. 4, Harriston. Rev. George W. Sach per- forined the double -ring cere- mony at Gorrie United Church which was decorated with can- delabra, baskets of yellow and white. mums and mauve pew bows. Miss Lynda Johnston was organist and Miss Vickie Lem- mex of Atwood sang 0 Perfect Love, Wedding Hymn and Wed- ding Prayer. The bride's semi -fitted A- line gown of peau de soie was made by her mother. T h e . yoke and elbow -length bell sleCtIeis NW/9 f. gllAbAlide0 bridal rose lace with scalloped edging. The detachable chap- el train was of the same lace toppedwith a bow of peau de soie. Her elbow -length veil of net in double tiers,held a crown of Capure lace petals trimmed with pearls and crystal beading,. She carried a cascade of mauve orchids, white gardenias and mauve pompon mums. She wore her grandmother's gold bracelet. • Mrs. Donald Gedcke of R. R. 1, Gowanstown, sister of the bride, was .matron of honor. She wore a floor -length. sleeve- less A-line gown of dark mauve peau de charm with empire waistline? The waist andneck- line were trimmed with cut crystal corded trim and mauve' ERIC McGREGOR, five-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor, won a special award at 'the bicycle rodeo for the excellent way he handled his pint-sized bike. He re- ceived his silver dollar prize from Dawson Pollock on Monday evening.—A-T Photo. 4 fl• owers adomedher hair. She' carried a white crocheted bask- et ofyellowand' 'hit e othigtv pon mums with mauve streak* ers. The bridesmaids were Mrs. . Ervin Roth' Of Woodstock and Mrs. Wayne Roth, R. R. 4, Har- riston, sisters-in-law of the - groom. Their gowns, head- dresses and and flowers were ident- • ical to those of the matron.of honor. Wearing a gown identical to the senior 'attendants, Laurie Roth of Listowel, niece of the. groom and flower girl wore a small ban4 of yellow flowers in her hair and carried a crochet-.• edbasket of Pinochio yellow. and white. mums. . Sandra Ged•- cke of -Gowanstown, niece of the bride, was also a•flovier girl. ,Her 'short dress of yellow ripple terylene had a gathered skirt with high yoke, large col- lar and puff sleeves trimmed • with white lace. She wore a yellow barret in her hair and carried a small white crocheted basket of Pinochio mauve mums. Danny Roth of Listowel was ring bearer. He is the groom's nephew. Ervin Roth of Wpodstock was his brother's best man and the ushers were DonalciGedeke and Wayne Roth. The reception was held in the church parlor. The bride's table was decorated with a four- tier„wedding cake and candles. The bride's mother wore a navy ctimplene suit withnavy accessories and corsage of pink and white feathered carnations. The groom's mother chose a light blue crimplene dress with black accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Guests at the wedding were the bride's grandfather, •Harvey Sparling of Gorrie, and. .the groom's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Roth of Preston. The couple left.on, a wed- ding trip to Northern Ontario arid Kingston. The bride .%/ore a sleeveless dress of yellow peau de tharm with embroider, ed lace coat wikhelbowc.length sleeves, lime green •and white • accessories and c o r s a g e of mauve -mums. The bride is a graduate of Paul Poque Hairdressing School, London. Mr. and Mrs. Roth will live in Gorrie. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark were in Toronto for the week- end where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers.