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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-08-28, Page 3• ALL - CANADIAN • HOME HARDWARE tI 1000 Store Buying Power Saves You Money VALUE - SERVICE - DEPENDABILITY • •••••••••••••••••••••••••41.••••••••• meg TO SCHOOL CHARACTER KITS CHOOSE FROM ,5 '"THERMOS" 3.77 WITH MATCHING VACUUM BOTTLE W 4 liptamk, , A IIINIIIPANTiol; Jo BAG • . 1,4 )11 41) i1 • THERMOS PERMAtASE 57 LUNCH KITS Home Canning... Preserving No. 2D — 15 quart No. 24 20 quart blue enamel with wire rack. G.S.W. COLD PACK CANNER 3.57 4.87 PICKLE CROCKS 1 Gal. -1.60 2 Gal. -3.20 3 Gal. -4.80 4 Gal. -6.40 6 Gal. -9.60 Pickling Blue enamel with cover. 4.87 2 piece WOODEN SPOON SET .47 • • ALUMINUM ROTARY RICER 4.97 BACK -TO -SCHOOL CONTEST STORE ALUMINUM A. ivy BLANCH ER 10 ,*7 STAINTON HARDWARE WINGHAM • (WING -IAM) LIMITED PHONE 357-2910 4t • • HEAD OF THE CLASS t, • 0 6so. m e • Monti** of ,young ladles. will I* l'Ouroilont to school not wsok and ln thi next months each will kern something, It's been many years siose we first studied the three Rs but our learning process hasn't stopped. Now we learn about .people, school, ASP pop!, ssPacially. About their Mars and aislikes where fashion is concerned, which is probably why so many of McDonald's clothes go back to school. ' Begin with a 'goad foundation. Wonder Bra, Daisy Freshand Gothic offer moulded, comfOrtable undergarments for petite to mature figures. Look your best always. , 'The present styles demand Panty Hose with a perfect fit. You can depend on our top brands . . Trim Fit or Phantom. A Bra -Slip is the answer to today's mini -fashions. Wo have Bra -Slips by two top manufacturers . . . Dominion Corset and Wonder Bra.. LIKE TO SEW? For the novice, we suggest you choose a simple pattern from our Simplicity or McCall's fall books. Regardless of the garment you choose we have ma- teas's, notionsand professional advice to help you complete your fashion project. You'll be delighted with the finished product. Your Wingham SINGER SEWING CENTRE Back - to - School Contest Store McDonald's : QUALITY, • YARD .62a2e4 &Med &kat GOODS %BB lc i-1 • • t4s C'J •.:41 • FIRST ;;Xanlairoommoito...pnet.... AN INTERESTING class at tbejlower show on Saturday was a group`oof plaques based on plastic records. 'The prizes 0•010001000k0, were awarded to those entries which best portrayed the titles of the selections on the records.—A-T Photo. Rea -King vows exchanged to make home m Weston bride's mother wore melori . crepe with matching turban and a corsage of small pink glads. The groom's mother wore an ivory sheath with brown n e t coat and corsage of crimson carnations. Guests were pres- ent from Chatham, N.I3. , To- ronto, Montreal, Syracuse, Oak- ville, Kitchener, Seattle and Vancouver. The bride travelled in a two- piece yellow Swiss linen dress with matching tam and black patent accessories. After their honeymoon a t Digby Pines, N.S. they will reside in Weston. The groom is Comptroller at Field Aviation and the bride will teach at Thistletown Sec- ondary -School. A perfect summer day en- hanced the wedding in Sacred ,7 Heart Church, Walkerton, of Barbara Jane King, daughter Qf Mr. and Mrs. ,Owen King of •Walkerton, and Frederick Mi- chael Rea, son of Mr. and Mrs., Peter Rea of Oakville. The ' bride wore off white Indiansilk with jewelled midriff and neck9 line and c arried a hand 'bouquet of Sweetheart roses. She was attended by her sis ter, Mrs. John .Lyons o f Etolii- coke, wearing blue crepe with midriff and draped skirt and carrying rose carnations. The best man was Anthony Rea of Oakville. The ushers were Carl Dinka and Ian -Robin- son of Toronto and Peter Rob- • inson of Kitchener. The bridal party was met at the door o'ithe church by eft -- pastor, Father Newstead and two acolytes. They led the ' bridal party to the front of the church where they paused for a, moment with the bride standing with her parents and the groom with his. The bridal couple then advanced to the altar to- • gether. 'The 'sanctuary was dec- -.mated -with,baskets of.pinkgjails was Mrs. Ken Weicker of Walk- erton. • . A reception was held in the Rose Garden followed by dinner at the Hartley House. Returns from trip to coast Miss Connie Kieffer arrived hoime Monday from a vacation - al tour of Western, C an ad a. While in British Columbia she visited with her sisters, Mrs. Lorne Shupe and family at Nanaimo and Miss Georgina Kieffer of Victoria. •On September 1st she re - ttims to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, to enter her third year in nurses' training. At present she is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer, R. R. 1, Bluevale. f • Bluevale Mr. and Mrs. Ross Forbeck, of Chippawa, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs..J.l. El- liott. Mr, and Mrs. John Alexan- der andSons and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Murray and daughters, 4L of Xitalidifei fiNcre 4011%, NU TO • er cottage here„ , 'ev. Leland Jorgensen and , Mrs. Jorgensen attended the union services in Bluevale United Church on Sunday. They visit- ed Belmore,and Bluevale where Mr. Jorgensen' preached in the • forties in the Presbyterian con- gregations. They are now • cated at Yazoo City, Mississip- pi. 'Connie Mann and Barbara Lillow are' holidaying at Sauble Beach. Mrs. Ross Douglas and, Mrs. M: Li. Aitken visited at Listo- wel on Sunday. --Mr., and Mrs. Jerry. Dainty and son Billy of Toronto visited last week -end 'with his grand- mother, Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Shuter Street. They all spent the past week at the home of M. and .Mrs. Ted Robinson of Donnybrook. MR. AND MRS. BRIAN LLOYD ELLIOTT have taken up residence in Kitchener following their recent wedding at Gorrie United Church. Mrs. Elliott is the former Jane Maureen Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Powell of R. R. 2 Wroxeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs; Lloyd Elliott of Gowanstown.—Photo by Russell Studio. 1111110110001$000001 ........ Shower held for Miss Patsy Craig BLUEVALE--A shower for Miss Patsy Craig, d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig, was • held in the schoolrborn of the United Church onSaturdayeven- ing, with a large attendance. Seated with the bride were the bride's mother, Mrs. Craig, and the mother of the groom - to -be, Mrs. James Nolan, of Brussels. • Miss Betty Hetherington read an amusing address in rhyme to the bride, and m any and beau- tiful gifts were presented. Var- ied contests were enjoyed and refreshments served. Assistants in carrying out the program were Miss Betty Heth- erington, Miss Phyllis Grant, Miss Diane Elston, and Miss Elizabeth Goldthorpe. ,Pn Mvancowiritne0a. .iiuy, Mt28, J69 , ••••••• -•••••••••,••••••••••••••;....••••••••,., • , , e",..•••••/..-•.•,,,,•••••••...•••••-••••••••••,.••••04 Parents froth •England. for Watkins -Harris nuptials Fordwich United Church was decorated with baskets of white gladioli, yellow shasta mums. ferns and candelabra or the double -ring ceremony August 16, uniting in marriage PaVilela Ann Harris and Leslie Arthur Watidn' s, both of Toronto, Rev. W. 11. Parrott officiat- ed. The organist was Mrs. Don- ald Carswell and Miss Cathy Carswell sang Wedding Prayer and 0 Perfect Love. The bride is the daughter of Mr,. and Mrs, Clare Harris of Fordwich. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Wat- kins of Leeds, Yorkshire. Eng- land:- Mr. and Mrs. Watkins attended the -wedding of their son. The bride wore a peau de chan gown in A-line design with front lace panel from the neckline to hemline. An in- verted pleat at the back formed a flowing train with a large bow at the waist. A tiara of • rosebuds and lily -of -the -valley, interspersed with pearls and rhinestones, held her bouffant shoulder veil. She carried a spray of yellow roses centered with an orchid, with stephanotis, ivy and fern, Mr. Harris gave •his daughter in marriage. Miss Janet Fulford of Ottawa. as maid of honor, and Miss Sharon Pollock and Miss Nancy Neil, both of Kitchener, brides- maids, were gowned in apple green Italian charm. •Their dresses were styled similar to the bridal gown. They wore matching bow headpieces and carried sprays of yellow glads and white feather carnations. The best man was John Har- ris of Fordwich and ushers were Alan Midson and Ronald Mac- Kay of Toronta, Yellow pow nuiMs deearate4 the tables hi the eliu,11,441 the reception. and dinne;1,fhicit followed, The bride's table was centred with, the wedding cake and decorated with white candles. The bride's mother wore 5• rose lace theadi with matching hat and accessories and the groom's mother chose an ice blue chiffon sheath with MY hat and accessories; *OM a corsage of white.gardenias PO* rounded by pink Stieetheirt Iwo", %. buds. The youni couple left on wedding trip to the Matitline- Provinces. Mrs, WatIdts woIe A mint green ensemble of peba bled crepe with beige aecep.*'''.. les and corsage of white garden-' ias and stephanotis; The bride is a graduate or ' Stratford Teachers' Collegeact the groom is a graduate ofLeeds University Technical They will reside at 1460-.o. Lawrence Avenue, West TM*: to. NEWCOMERS * PRESENTED ,,,,, • • • FORDWIC1f--Mr. and Mrs. • Noah.Reis; who have recently moved into the village, were pleasantly surprised one even- ing last week when friends and neighbours gathered at their home for a social evening. ?viola Allan on behalf of all p,restiat expressed best•wisheeto Noah. and Mrs. Reis in their. newharne . • and they were presented. with a.: mixette, for which. they express'', ed their thanks. Lunch was • served. If 1 E T. 2 Is Mother's Day • • Especially if itte,bas iclulen• clothingfor her.,bpyo, and. young Men from HAYETYAMILY'CLOTttiNG:- New stock arriving daily from the best fashion shops. We have the latest styles in the new fall colors. YOUNG MEN'S PANTS Best values you can buy. , Permanent Press — guaranteed. Well-known, reliable Brand names such as G.W.G., Haiugh's and 'Sigel. YOUNG. MEN'S DOUBLE BREASTED • EDWARDIAN SUITS • Sold in the cities for • ' over. $100.00 , *OUR. $69095 PRICE. WE HAVE FLARES in the latest stripes, • checks and plain • YOUNG MEN'S SHIRTS By CLARFIELD • $6.00 AND UP LATEST STYLES AND • COLORS IN SHIRTS By Starr Hollywood Permanent Press, New Western look Body Shirts $2.95 UP • Permanent Press with kerchief $3.95 UP • Ruffles, Cowboy Shirts, Fancy Long Collars, etc. Our collection will match anyone's. Shop early for best selection. • BOYS' UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, DRESS PANTS, PYJAMAS, JACKETS, SHOES, SWEATERS and PULLOVERS M1 . BOYS' PANTS Special table of Real Values in Canadian - made Pants Guaranteed $2.95 HAYES FAMILY CLOTHING OYS' PANTS G.W.G., , Park Ave., and Buckeye for Young Moderns Sizes 8 - 18 $3.95 up Big selection of 'G.W.G.' DENIMS These are the best Casual Pants in Canada Slims or Regulars • BACK -TO - SCHOOL CONTEST STORE *608`64 ( cup MIS COUPON yilaM) THIS COUPON IS WORTH 14 g $1.00 ON THE PURCHASE OF ONE PAIR OF .... c›. ,.. I G.W.G. PANTS ..,, .,... OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 30, 1969