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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-11-20, Page 6.� r Wingham Advance -Time. huPd!ay o Nov, 2O : 1989 features from ' The World of : Women Women and Canada Savings Bonds A pedigreed puppy was per- hapss the most entertaining by- product of Canada Savings Bonds that turned up in a ran - dom survey of women who buy bonds. That one puppy has led to dog shows, to another puppy, and plans for eventual breeding and selling fees. Meanwhile. his 'owner is buy- ing more bonds. She says she is a bad saver. and finds bonds a painless way roger some of her salary out of harm's way. She cashes some for Christmas and puppy buying, and keeps some for security. There are as many reasons why women buy Canada Say - tngs Bonds as there are women buying them. Six out of the first seven women asked said "Yes, they buy them" , and no two had quite the same reason. They buy them to make money, to save money, to spend. money. One, bank manager says he can't prove more women are buying Canada Savings Bonds than men, but he says a lot of them are. He says he thinks it reflects a growing interest by women in investments. They represent a hope chest to a young secretary. "I'm saving for when I get married. Not that. I have. any plans, mind you, but I'm sure I will some day. Besides, it's the only way for me to save. I may say. I'll put three or four dollars a week in the bank, but I won't. If I can get my hands on my mon-' ey, I spend it -bit by bit. " Someone else's mother has just cashed part of hers for her daughter's wedding. "I buy them to have some security, but 1 had to cSith4ome'for the wed- ding, and l's: glad to have x the money theta. A young` married couple both buy bonds and look on them as their savings account. "My husband was interested. but I think I pushed -him into actual- ly doing something about it, We're both bad at saving', and now 'we're trying to keep the bonds until they mature. We had a small family crisis last collat- eral. .,o year, ,and used them as c 11at • eral for a short-tecm:loan. • We didn't wantto cash then. "It was . partly superstition; I ,suppose. It had taken us a long ,. time to Lave that inuch4 But '.partly .it s cause w � advise l t make mere run than we Yost on Interest on the loan. If we to cash'them before they mature, it will only. be for.adown payment on a'. house. " Amid -baskets of roses, chry- • ter of. the : bride, Toronto and ' santhemums and candelabra at . Brenda °Coultes,. sister of the; Zion United Church, McKillop, groom, London. .They:` were Yvonne Jean Hoegy, daughter dressed in, formal length.: jade of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Hoegy, green gowns with contrasting R. R. 1, Dublin was united in front panel�and sash of green marriage with Bryan .J. Coultes, peau. de Sold.:' The back was. son of Mr. and Mrs. James • graced with : a large ,bow and • Coulees, R.:R. 5, Wingham in a flowing floor -length double sasl double -ring ceremony perform- also of peau de sole. The fit, - ed by Rev. • Alan Harley. , ted -gown featured short sleeves The bride, given in rnarri- and skirt with draping back age by her father; 'wore a white pleat. They carried ,,cascades satin gown with nylon net yoke of.. bronze and yelow�ci►uf~ w�:"" and lily point sleeves:,andlea- Wayne Coultes R. R 5 t'tured a fitted bodice,twithfull ° / ttectendin 4 into a. ont gin; :e with Moe: "A.. panto r YI'jheld a• floor -length velli 3 Ahia otic WTayrretterson of 'edged Sri matching lace. ,She Kerwood. t -of red roses The o anist , Mrs.. carried a�bouque e erg. Arnold, with white streamers. -Scott played- traditional wed Maureen Hoegy, sister of the ding music and accorimpanied bride, R. R. 1, Dublin, was ,the . the soloist, Mrs. Elmer Koeh.; maid of honor and the brides -ler, when she sang "Wedding maids were Brenda Hoegy, sis- 1 Prayer". . B,akOs of yellow and bronse mum; with yellow glass decor- ated the United Church in. Blyth for the exchange of marriage vows'between Delete -4 F ay, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Marv. ey Cook of OalkertO,n.and Lorne Ray Hogga ,' son of Mr. and Mrs. John tiesSelwood of 'B h, The double -ring ceremony was performed, by Rev. W. 0,. Mather' on, November 15. Mrs. Margaret 'Kai was organist and . Harry Lear of Londesboro solo- ist Rsang "The Load's Prayer" and "Q Perfect Love". The bride entered the church with her brother, Hugh Cook. She chose,a white peau de 501e sheath gown with 'French lace Victorian neckline and long • sleeves trimmed at the wrist with the. matching French lace. Falling from the waistline a long cathedral train was also trimmed with French lace. A petal rose headdress held her four -tier pure silk illusion veil and she carried a cascade of small yellow shasta daisies. Mrs. Jim. Carter of Londes- boro, sister of the bride was ,matron of honor. She wore a floor -length gown 9f peach or- ganza over taffeta, short frill sleeves and empire waistline caught with a matching velvet bow and'streann;ers. Her head- ; dress was a .matching rose and 'she carried a cascade of yellow pompon Mums. The bridesmaid, lairs. Wayne :Pfetch of Wingham wore a floor,. length gown of turquoise organ- • ase over taffeta, empire waist ligefoitth matching, stre amera• faiing fi .om the shoulders. Her .headdress was- also, wa Matching, rose and she. Carried a Glade cif yellow pompon. mums. Mr. 'Murray Owlet of Blyth. was the bestInan.,.Usher dere. Att Hoggart of Clinton and Jim: Carter of Londesboro. The wedding dinnerand re- ception were held at the Shille= Iagh Hotel°,. QLucan, *here, the head table was centered; with thewedding cake of three -tiers, :The bride's mother wore a royal. blue crinkle.crepe dress' blue hat, black purse and shoes. Her corsage' was of yellow mums The groom's mother chose a dusk green fortrel dress- with matching coat. She wrire a' nutria hat and gloves with black shoes and purse. Het corsage was of bronze mums; For travelling the bride chose a two-piece mint te: brocade ensemble trim ted with Italian cord at the neck and sleeves, Mr. and, Mrs, Hoggart will reside in Wingham. Guests were -.present from. Kitchener, London, Mitchell, Seeaforth, . Clinton, Listowel, Wingharn, Don Mills, Belgrave, Londesboro and Blyth. -Prior to the marriage the bride was honored at a surprise ,rrrrNr,rrrrrrrrrl rHrfr"rrrp�Nr�rrt"NrN UNrYYNNNNNNItNN kshOWer at the hOxle : . Wits. MOO Swa n on tiel$iPg; eaoes were MP. WIT$4441110 Joe P o 1gas and Mrs. Joan Plctehw, all of Wingliajn« Slides from Ireland; Gotland shown .UC FORD WICHA--The afternoon their 11Git held t C W a. U. 1r,unit t.of�tHeC. i '4 : November meeting in the Sun- day School room. The worship -IA/Ingham •. as• roornstnati and°'-�etvice was taken- by ,,Mrs. Har - w tests • ,e ;us Brei" hi -r:' 4.3 °' r o' •<WBilla'ceo'drithe-4 the sti e , he, r h Y i ' ` oultes`." 5, Wi . ds set byest for ! Gran c * . r w. r.:� , ,„ his followers". Scripture from ' .the revised edition of Matthew • . '-.1,./as read; by 'Mics. Wallace. The Lord's .P Y tea• er was sung and Mrs. Wallace closed "the -worship with a brief . prayer. Mrs. 'rack Wilson presided kV.. T. K. , HAWTHORN; Rector MRS. O.- L. DAVIDSON, Organist. NOVEMBER 23 Sunday next before Advent. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon. • Broadcast Radio Station CKNX. November 26th, Wednesday, 3:00 p.m. Christmas Tea and Bake Sale. Family dinner A family dinner was held on Sunday a the home of Mr.: and Mrs. William 'Peacock, Ross and Lloyd. Those, attending were Mr. and Mrs. Atex . Rob- ertson, Jim, Margaret and Marilyn, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. McBurney, Hugh and Ronald; Mrs. Janet Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig, Mr. Harvey Craig and Miss Linda Wood. During lithe afternoon gifts were presented to Harvey Craig and Miss Wood in honor of their forthcoming marriage. ' --Mr. and Mrs. William R. Robinson of Catherine Street attended the 40th wedding an- niversary. of. Mr. and Mrs. T. Rennie_ of Brantford, held at Stoney Creek on Saturday and spent Sunday at the home of his sistei,, Mrs. Stewart Coup - rineCoupland at Dui vine. 'Stella Davidson visi ted fora few days last week • with her sister, Mrs. Stuart Mc- Burney and Mr. McBurney of Victoria Street, who, with Mr. and: Mrs. Gord9n Robinson accompanied her home to Port Colborne on Sunday. --Mr. Lorne Howe of Tees - water district recently purchas- ed the Saint property on Edward Street and has been making ex- tensive changes. sell 8888888 for the program and business period. The roll call was an- swered with a verse on, Peace. Mrs, Jack Wilton gave a paper on "Peace in Otir Times, , .and s Piet Be;.we- 1e iC 'who Iisaf n �ifg�In Y...P.. a, n -i land; :describedher trip and showed beautiful Coloured slides taken on the iour and 'commented on them. During the afternoon the la- dies quilted . on a fancy quilt. A dainty lunch was served ' by Mrs. Stanley Bride, • Mrs. Par- rott and Mrs. W. 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