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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-07-24, Page 7Blast off to now Saving Heights at TRIANGLE DISCOUNT during COLGATE WEEK. Open Daily 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. -Sunday Noon to SCix. COLGATE TOOTHPASTE SUPER size Rog. s�.s� 7T'( ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE GIANT SIZE 39c Reg. 75c COLLATE 100 MOUTHWASH 17 -oz. SIZE Reg. $i•69 99' held llho ►mp of 'FOP' on lt~onor of super AJAX 2 ENZYME DETERGENT GIANT SIZE ��� Rog, $1.13 COLLATE BEAUTY SOAP 6 BARS FOR 49 OIBCDU�: PATENT MED/C/NES • COS,MET/CS • TOBACCOS FREE 50 SANDWICH SIZE BAGGIES with the purchase of ANY TWO OF THESE COLGATE - PALMOLIVE PRODUCTS The savings 'are out of this world! �c�nomist, 4-H n W. Institu Bi R►' Tke PAY me0t.4 lag of the Women's ' in Beigrave t una was held lot Tuesda : .ev Centre with 15 member; may.. go' visitors present, The was " What I likebit from .' freezer and how to prepare ft. This home economic :me was arranged, by the convent Mrs. Stanley Black, and me bens of the 4-H. Homemar Jr. Auxiliary BELG ;VE--Belgrave Junlor Auxiliary met at the borne of. Mr. and Mrs, Clark Johnston on : Saturday. Games were led by Mary Isabel Nethery. The toll call was answered and minutes of the last meeting were read by Mami Walsh. Patsy Scott gave the treasurer's report, Pat- sy Scott and Laurie Stackhouse, collected the offering and R Lynn White received the offer-- tory ffer--tory prayer. The next meeting will be • held at Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin's home in Wingham on July 26, 9:45 a. m. to early afternoon. The sing -song will be led by Janette Johnston and clean-up girls are Shirley Johnston and Nancy Johnston. The girls brought a sister or • a friend to a Sisters' Party. The guests were welcomed and then Janette Johnston led in a sing- song after which lunch was serv» ed. , Clubs participated in the pro. -- gra M. romsgram. Miss Susan Heard, home economist for .Huron spoke on "Horne Economics" and t h e different courses available to young women at Macdonald In- stitute University of Guelph. Miss Barbara Muilwyk sang a 'solo entitled, " What Have They Done to the Rain?", ac companied by Mrs. G e o rre Johnston. 4-H Group 3 whose leaders are Mrs. Clarence Han- na and Mrs. Leslie Boltpresentt- ed their demonstration on the last sewing club, "Cottons May . Be Smart". Barbara Cook was J4 the commentator for this group '<and explained tliesuitablestyles for different figures. Several )members had their cotton dress- es on display. The food club, "Meat in • the Menu", was demonstrated by Group 2 led by Mrs. Glenn Coultes and Mrs. Alex Robert- son. The demonstration was entitled " Take a Pound of Ham- burg". am-burg". Barbara. Pattison was commentator and Margaret Rob- ertson and' Marian McGee show- ed what could be done with a pound of hamburg by making a stuffed meat loaf and chile con carne. . Group 1 whose leaders were Mrs. Clark Johnston and Mrs. Herson Irwin had their record books and various other articles made In their clubs on display at the meeting. The Institute takes pride in YORK FANCY Asst'd. Vegetables 12 to 14 -os. tins f CHOICE REMINOTON'S I.G.A. STORE WINGHAM • Prices effective July 23-26 incl. •We reserve the right to limit quantities IGA presents a Grand Array of fine Red. Brand Beef for you to save on. SuPerb choice beef that its personally selected from the finest Hereford Steers. i• Most important, of • '' • course, is, ale thatu� c nteba4gomplet < Otte 1- u� �,° � ,� :3 u3'T 'see ,<. � ... �... �.. '..:: (action wiri ors of oppef ;appeol• , , Beautiful p r i ret a -rib roast with all the flav- our and tenderness you expect when you buy the very best. Save on our special low Rebel- lion Price. --- ' reg. cut — 6 to 7th rib. Flavourful, Prune Rib Roait table ready trimmed for reel value 1 (1st' thru Sth rib) PRIME RIB ROAST 8 Tender, flavourful Rib Steals, sura te go over big with your hungry crowd. Try -several on the grill Ali week f RED BRAND .R1B STEAKS Selected frac the very float things that grow. IGA's fresher by far" FRUITS & VEGETABLES a these young lathes and is very grateful to the leaders. Barbara Muilwyk _concluded this part of the nieeting by singing °Turn Around,"accot anied _. y Brenda Johnston. Mrs. Ivan Wigbttttsn presid- ed for the busine, •'Tbe tt- iittes were read and the fin}cial statement given by the :ecru tary. It was decided to order 15 F. W.I.O. badges at this time for members. The bus trip will be to Toronto Exhibi- tion on August 20. Anyone wishing to go on this 'bin Irp getin touch with Mrs. Lorne Jamieson or Mrs, Clarence Han- na before August 10. Lunch was served by Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs, Albert Vin- cent, Mrs. Cliff Logan and their assistants. Shower held for Patricia Harris FORD WICH--Miss Patricia Harris of Fordwich, bride -lo- be of August, was honored at a shower one night last week at the home of Mrs. George Ash- ton. Co -hostesses were Mrs. Samuel Johnston and Mts. James Vittie. Pat was presented with an ironing board and T. V. tables from the neighbors and friends. Pat thanked everyone for their ldndness and a delicious lune was served by the hostesses. SEAWEED HAIR , That's what you get when • your hair dries without shampoo- ing after your daily dip. Bring it back to 'life with we, eklyhair cone tinning treatments Simple Bub In the luscious stuff; stick on a bathing . cap for half an hour; then shampoo. out. Regular Lorelei locks! NNN....NU.NN,N.NNN.NNN..N.NN v Pleats, plunging neckline, a deeply fringed . waist -wrap- ping aash—alt expressed in black shiny satin of Qiana nylon—explain why Anthony Muto is one of America's most successful designers in stating young, °modern fa- shion. sessmossssisosssessesssassamassomoporostssmiThinforme Presentation GORRIE--Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Bennett (Barbara Henry), newlyweds, of Gorrie, were • honoured at a presentation in the Gorrie Community Hall on Friday evening. Mrs. John Brown read the .address and Peter Dinsmore presented agift of money on behalf of the com- munity. Lambkin's Orchestra supplied music for dancing. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Robert M9nt- gomery, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armour and Robin of Toronto and Mi. Montgomery's grand- son, Brent Irving of Chatham, are vacationing at their home here. .uuNN.NNNN.n Jor, ani Ott J14y t, "'MU115., Misty and Marshall were ceremony at of the late Mr.. and,,, John Cool, Win .fit. The late J. W. bofthe ChW'ch officiated. nitric)** yens later day returned to Wingham. • '" Mrs.' Marshall, whano w Hie • Hamilton,, SPentEansdaYiliOt at the WingliaM Motel and on SundaySunday:morning, attended sem, ice at Wingham Vatted chi where Mrs. Mum had been it choir Me `. They saw quite a few t atlea In thetown.., Margaret Tibbs was, book, keeper for the Blelds Brothers for several y and wor cashier in John Kerr!s stow; some time. . Maigia+11i; a candymalcer. lHe operates his own candy store and sold • smaliwares in the bOldiing which formerly stood on the present site of Manna's •Mend and Boys' Wear: Eh heat wile died while be lived in wing" ham. He later moved to.. Blyth where he resided at: the time of their marsIage.. - To celebrate their *nniver• sary, which was Monday of tai week, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall took the nostalgic trip to Wing,» ham and then went on to Sea- forth and Drumbo to visit friends and relatives. LEAVE LASHES. HOME N When you go swimming, leave the lashesat home. You just might come back minus, otherwise. Try• a big brush cake mascara, which is as wa- ter -proof as you can. get. Creme rouge, Eye shadow stick rather than shadow dusters. And on your skin, a' flattering magic lotion that covers up tiny flaws, Nice to count on in the sun' , .Y NNNu.NN.M.NN.NN�Nt.N"NsINNNNNNNN.NiNN.NNNNNNNNH,NN Bride designs wedding go and writes nuptial service Trinity" United Church, Smithi Valls ;Was, dtedrated l ith d baskets o p1hlt'tadd white'gladi-. oli and Sweet William on Sat- urday, July 5th, at 3:30 for the marriage of Eleanor Lavenia Beaton of North Augusta and James Lyle Ward of Wingham. Rev. Murray McBride, former colleague of the bride at the Arnprior United Church, offici- ated at the marriage. Wedding music was provided by Dennis Punter on the organ: A choir 0.14 girls from. Grace -St. An- drew's United Church, Amprior,. under the direction of Mrs. Rob- ert Nugent, sang the hymn' "Be Thou My Vision" and the choral prayer • "Coyne Holy Ghost". The choir also led the congre- gation . in singing the hymns "Praise to theLord" andz "Now Thank We All Our •God ". The wedding service was written by the bride,patteraed from the wedding service of,Firit-Lehr= • munity Chinch, Columbus,Ohi4 Given in marriage by cher father, Mr. Wilfrid Beaton, wearing the tuxedo he wore, at his own wedding, the bride wore a floor -length gown, fashioned and designed by herself,, ,of star- light white crystalette over white peau de sole with empire waist andscooped neckline, the bodice, short sleeves and front dress panel of embroider- ed guipure lace highlighted with seed pearls. , .The sheer cathed- ral train,' attached at -the waist, was appliqued with lace high- lighted with pearls. She wore a matching lace petalled head- piece with buffant veil. Her wardrobe Swiss watch was a gift from the groom. She carried a cascade of pink roses, heather, whitecarnations and ivy. The bridal attendants were' d . Mrs. Barbara McBride,of tCantavi ata; friend of the bride, Mrs. Evelyn Markell, of Prescott, sister of the bride and M,rs.. Margaret Bresie, of Ottawa. cousin of the bride. They were dressed alike in gowns fashion= ed by Mrs. McBride of floor- length lavender crystalette over taffeta with empire waists and short sleeves gathered at the band with magenta velvet rib- bon through white lace. Bows of the 'contrasting magenta vel- vet and lace with ties fell from the waists. Their bow head- . pieces were ofthe matching trim. They carried cascades of white fugi mums with lav- ender touches. The flower girl, Miss Kirit Ward of Haliburton, niece of the groom, wore a floor -length gown of white swiss cotton eye- let, scooped neck and b e 11 . sleeves, with magenta velvet ribbon trim. She carried a basket of pink sweetheart roses, white button mums and heather. • Mr. Arthur Ward of Ha1i- burton, brother of the groom. acted as groomsman. Mr. Rich- ard LeVan of. Wingham, friend of the groom. and Mr. Edwin Mackell, Prescott, nephew of the bride, were the ushers. Before the reception. held in the church hall, the guests were received by the bride's a n d .groom's parents and the bridal party. The bride's mother was gowned in a soft pink ensemble ,of worsted silk with scooped neckline, rile sleeves and bodice of the dress adorned with Venice lace. The groom's mother wore • a coat and dress ensemble of aqua -green with lace coat over the crepe dress. Following the wedding and reception the couple left from the bride's home in . North Au- gusta. the bride wearing a coat and dress ensemble of turquoise brocade with white velvet hat and white ,accessories. Her cor• sage was of pink sweetheart roses and heather. The couple left by motor and visited the Thousand 'Islands area of the St. Lawrence River before cottaging on/Lake Huron. They will re- ide in Wingham, where the groom is the recteatioh 6 direc- tor. Guests .present were from Arnprior, Deep River, Smiths Falls, Montreal, North Bay, to ronto, Iroquois Falls, Wingham, Ottawa, Switzerland, Carlen, Place, Prescott, Athens and North Augusta.