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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-22, Page 7Room Phase mem enage�. pj o r y r. gibbed at the Wimps= a F"''' a tat the party wereIt 1n, Mrs. Pattison's Mr. and Pattison, .411nd Mrs. Henry ;Pekttison, Their daughter, ° Dorothy, Mrs. Gerald Watson of Fes, was unable to be pmt. HMI enjoys a social. together. As seen on channel Smithson/ bet gleam,",;'Ontiro 357.2910 in'Fy N 'Y�� �I�'and�Mtconducted o necessary Mrs. David Emile agreed ,to, convene the committee that will Preliara 0101011011 to fads . saw at the , � ' ;Mars« W a�itatr '�+' On tuy, The secretary distributed pl of the meter edit Of "Home and' Country" referring the conveners of the various corn- mittees to a section of the maga- . tg ..this which woOld "oust PreParint their am 07341014 year. i cativo the meeting a on, the referred then to* ,charge. ;Re.' blob symbols she She aka told origin of the "'Blarney Stone' lxish.'conte followed and .Mr, .and Mrs. Alvin"Mundell led an hish s:4, Simone thon.;partiolPated: Vit. an old,fashioned Spelling match. Strange as it may seem, several contestants- ewes*. . the fact that they . could have .aa<pe ed v?R directed to colleagues or opponents, correctly.. Asocial hour brouOt an enjoy able' evening to a 01001 fliodiy gathers am 49th amNirersary LAKELET — A surprise party was held'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E! Horton" Saturday evening, by members of their family.The occasion was the 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Horton, They have a family of seven daauaters and three sons, all of whom were. present Saturday evening: Mr; an Mrs. Bill Dallimore of Toronto and cl*Sr Cecil Horton of Newry, Mr, and Mrs. Bill 'Stapleton and Mr. aaeaa 'Mrs..Gage Vanish> 'of Wingliam,`Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bain add Mx, and Mrs. Ron Campbell of London, Mr. and Mrs. Don •Schatte. of Hidgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Horton,� . and Mrs. Ron Douglas and Walter Horton, all of RR Clifford. .s. : - ,.. BelieveMe•� .., You `j. • save.,„,,,.,.:. tn. money' ..., , .. toi Y r'.x ever:.,. day of the ,. week -at,, d, TRIANGLE, DISCOUNT .:, SKIN CREAM , NOXZEMA8°49 $• Reg. 1.79 � q TOOTHPASTE ONLY V coLGATE Giant Size 45 DENTURE CLEANER 11 Oz. Economy Size ANsoDENT Reg. 1.59 .99 SUPER DRY SPRAYDEODORANT Reg. 1.89 SECRET9 Oz. Family Size $ 1". Pius Fres Homes and Gardens Ideas Book HERBAL SHAMPOO CLAIRoL Economy Six. Rsay. Z.Z9 1 39 SMILES 'N CHUCKLES PEPPERMINT PATTIES Reg. 53c 21.19 TRIANGLE OIBCOUNT El C PArfAVI A/FA✓C/#1 ,V , COSV/.7C i • TOBA C- CO ¶ it 9 Siaa. to 9 p.m. Weekdays • Sundays Noon to res. yten 6nn001held Wit Meeting of NIFTY 'NITS • LAKELET -- The first meeting of the Nifty 'nits was held March 16 at the home of Mrs. Lyle Murray: Thee mother of each member was present at this meeting. The 4.11 pledge was followed by the election of officers: .president, Judith .Anne Murray; vice president, Rosemary David; secretary, rotating .and press reporter, Ellen Murray:, Everyone, eight in all, an- swered the roll call by,, filling in the information on the registration form. Lome green was decided on as the color for the record book covers. The next meeting will be held at the home of Lynn Crowe on March 26 at 4:30 p.m. The demonstration by Mrs. Murray was on sewing box .con tents. The discussion. was on types of knits and choosing the pattern and fabric. Susan Angst, Bonnie Case- iore, Karen Dickert and Ellen Murray took part in the group work which was taking measure- ments. Each girl then wrote her notes. KNIFTY KNITS The first meeting Of Gorrie No. 3 4-H Club was held March 12 at the home of Mrs; Ralph Lee with eight members present. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Everitt Zurbrigg are the leaders. The officers elected were, w lit b1ei iyiqe '�r YerSte4Afircret tary, Connie Hutchison; press re- porter, Marion Versteeg. Mrs. Lee led the discussion on weft and warp knits. Measure- ments were taken and recorded. The second meeting held on Mardi 17was held at the same home. The name chosen for the club was "Knifty Knits". The different knit fabrics were discussed on samples the girls brought from home. They also re- viewed the proper way of making necessary alterations before cutting. Patterns were checked for alterations and layouts started. DOn Grant is speaker at WI meet A large gathering of members of the Women's Institute and sur- rounding district institutes at- tended a meeting in the audi- torium of the town hall on Thurs- day, March 15 at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. W. Elston, president, opened the meeting with the ode, ac- companied by Mrs. N. Keating at the piano. The Mary Stewart collect was read in unison. Mrs. Charles Shiell, secretary read the min- utes including thank -you cards from the Golden Circle School and Brookhaven Nursing Home for apples received from the Institute on Valentine's Day as treats. The slate of officers were read for the coming year. Mayor DeWitt Miller welcomed the guest and Mrs. D. S. Mac - ,Naughton introduced the guest speaker, Donald Grant of Lon- don, who gave a splendid address on cancer as March is Cancer month. Mr. Richards of Clinton also spoke briefly. Following the pro- gram, Clark Johnston sang Irish songs accompanied by Mrs. Nor- man Coultes of Belgrave and community singing was led by Mrs. William Coultes. After "God Save the Queen", all ladies re- turned to the council chambers, where a delicious lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs. R. Powell, Mrs. IL Brooks, Mrs. W. Lockwood, ana Mrs. C. Jones. —Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mc- Donald moved this week to their home in the country. —Fred McGee leaves soon to participate in, a course in small engine repair and maintenance. The course will be held at the John Deere factory in Hamilton. A BEAUTIFUL HAM:WM:0E rug raffled by the Registered Nurses' Association of Wingham and District Hospital was won by Registered Nursing Assistant Mrs. Joan Ste. Marie when one; (right) g apffiber five tickets was the winner Friday: Presenting the prize is. Mrs. Mary Lee,. 'Reg.N.:1 left, who heads the Registered Nurses" • Association. The draw was part of fund raisillg,acflvities to finance the alinual bursary the Associationawards to a student of F. E. Madill Secondary School entering training as a nurse. The rug was `hand marl by Ed Bauer of Wingham (Staff Photo)" —Mrs. James Taylor of Irak. —Mrs. William Elston, Minnie rick Street is a patient in. -,the Street, received word Monday Wingham and District Hospital, that her grandson, Gary, had —Mrs. Mary Mae.Fie has been telephoned his parents, Mr. and able to return from London where .:-.4 Mrs. Edwin Elston of London, she has been undergoing t at.. from New Zealand. Gary, who, merit for sometime. She is W' - recently graduated, from Ridge - Br e t her hem on octirk4. fiultto a e,04is a �- presen "�,`w4 Wig, aas�Q. vay. —Several students ,, d 0 around the world. From New teachers from F. E. dill Zealand, he planned to go to Aus- Secondary School are this week tralia, then to Greece, Europe, enjoying the sun and surf at , England and home to Canada. He Hawau. Before sun and surf, reports that the weather has been however, came snow which , perfect and people everywhere created some problem on the ••: have been most kind and hos- weekend. • pitable. CAMPBELL --To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell (Ruth Hib- berd), formerly of Fordwich, at the Seaforth Hospital on Wednesday, March 14, twins, a son and a daughter. KING—At the Wingham and. Dis- trict Hospital on Tuesday, March 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert King, Teeswater, a son. HELM—At the Wingham and DistrictHospital oii• Tuesday, Merely gv; toga . adds s. Thomas7Ie1'rii,'R '3, tilekiii v, a daughter. FRASER—In Vernon Jubilee Hospital, Vernon, British Co- lumbia, on March 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fraser (formerly Linda Jamieson of White- church), a daughter, Beverley Alice. S�ngster.Speiran vows are exchanged at Ethel Beverly Ann Speiran of Kitch- ener and. Robert Paul Sangster, RR 1, Wingham, exchanged mar- riage vows on March 2, in Ethel United Church at 7 p.m. The church was decorated with ar- rangements of yellow shasta mums and green candles in green candelabra for the double -ring ceremony. Rev. Eric LeDrew of Brussels officiated at the cere- mony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Speiran of Ethel. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sangster, RR 1, Wingham. The organist Donald Dunbar of Ethel accompanied the soloist Miss Ann Dietrich, RR 3, Listo- wel, who sang "For All We Know" and "We've Only Just Be- gun". The bride wore a full-length gown of candlelight organza. Re - embroidered lace panels ac- cented the bodice, skirt and full bishop sleeves. Matching lace truffles edged the slender cuffs and hemline. White silk ribbon trimmed the waist with matching bow and long streamers. Her ETHEL WEDDING—Beverly Ann Speiran of Kitchener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruen Speiran of Ethel, and Rob- ert Paul Sangster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sangster of R R 1, VVingham, exchanged marriage vows in Ethel United Church. They will reside in Kitchener. : ( Photo by Russell) caplet designed of French lace and pearls held a chapel -length silk illusion veil, edged with matching lace ruffles. She car- ried a bouquet of red Sweetheart roses with ivy. Miss Brenda Speiran of Ethel, sister of the, bride, was maid of honor. She wore a floor -length gown of green and, white lace net trimmed with black velvet ribbon on stand-up collar and waist trimmed with matching bow and .streamers. Her floppy hat was trimmed with black velvet rib- bon. She carried a bouquet of yel- low shasta mums with ivy. The bridesmaids were Miss Marie Lake of Kitchener and Miss Brenda Smith also of Kitch- ener. Their gowns and ensembles were identical to that of the maid of honor. They carried bouquets of yellow shasta mums with ivy. Kenneth Johnstone of Lucknow was best man. The ushers in chided Leonard Sangster, RR 1 Wingham, brother of the groom and Kirk Speiran of Ethel brother of the bride. The wedding reception was held in the lima Memorial Com munity Centre, Atwood. The bride's mother wore a peacock blue lace over chiffon trimme with organza floor -length gown with silver accessories. She wore a red Sweetheart rose corsage The groom's mother wore a gold floral chiffon floor -length gown with black accessories. She wore a red Sweetheart rose corsage. For a wedding trip to New York. State the bride wore a yellow plaza suit with bone accessories and an Orange Delight rose cor- sage. The couple will reside at 30 Westmount St., Kitchener. Out-of-town guests were from Killaloe, Fonthill, Ancaster, Brooklin, Chatham, Brantford, London, Woodstock, Ingersoll, Hanover, Lucknow, Kitchener, Huron Park, Clinton, Wingham, Palmerston, Listowel, Brussels, Atwood, Hamilton and Fenelon Falls Brute ' IJCW was held on Moa 10 et Waikato) United Church with an at, tendanee . ��ro�f `apjr'�►`�r y` 0, AIrS:3'. , , Bruce Presbyterial Presided, 'The pre of Walkerton; UGW, Mrs, J. Freiburger, welcomed the ;ambers and three rePrese4tatives from the Presbyterian, Lutheran and Anglica women's organizations brought greetings. Mrs. J. Strapp, Walkerton, was. pianist for a hymn ° sing. Mrs, . R. Slade;treasurer and : : J. 'Kirk- patrick, financechair an gave a report in the form of $'dire. There was., a very fine literature display and Mrs, A. Heard, Port Elgin, spoke briefly about some of the new bow. During the morning Sea mon Rev. J. Stockton and Mrs. Stockton showed .slides and toil- et their work in Zambia'. 'Miss' Jewel Shortof Owen 89111301 441$0 spoke on "ocations". The afternoon worship ' pro-` gram was presented by the Mild may group and Mra. W. Arnold conducted the "In Memoriam" service. A very fine singing group of young . people, "The Good -In- tentions" In tentions" fromTeeswater, Sang a group of , songs . which were greatly enjoyed. A panel made up if Revs. Walter King and MrS. King of the United, Church, ' and Father. George Epoch of St. Mary's ' Ror nan Catholic Church at* Cape Croker answered . questions and .told of their working together for this In - Mian people of Cape. ; Cioker. Mrs. F. Greenleaf, president of Hamilton Conference: brought greetings and announced that Hamilton Conference annu'a meeting will be held on Apiril '3 and 4 at Oakville. Mrs. Graham Murray pt - ed the 1973 slate of office 'and Rev. Glen Strome, chairman - elect of Bruce Presbytery .con- Need.canvaSsers for .Red Cross. 4, G URR Ila — The '32nd,,Amnual . fineetingrof Abe ,Gorriel#andaDis- trict Red Cross Society was held at the home of Mrs. B. Nay. The following officers were returned to office: President, Mrs. Robert Strong; treasurer, Mrs. Davey Edgar; secretary, Mrs. B. Nay; loan cupboard, I. Haskins; swim- ming committee, L. Johnston, R. Carson and G. Moir. It was decided to add a new walker to the loan cupboard, as the demand has been heavy for these walkers in the past year. It was noted that the supply cup- board has been in great demand this year, . as this material is available for the whole of Howick Township. Discussion was held as to the best means of holding the yearly canvass, since nine per cent of the quota was all that was met last year. A one-night blitz was planned for March 28 if can- vassers can be found to 'canvass the Villages of Wroxeter, Gorrie and Fordwich, and surrounding area. It is hoped that the commu- nity will stand behind this worthy cause 100 per cent, Gorrie and district quota for 1973 is $500. evl PastitilnIsten*. R. Turnbull, ,'"crus andEagles, - vice presidents_,R 2, Brrion Of Southampton", :r of ,Lucknow, RAgion 5,, Mrs, C. ,TuPper. 'off rec. 0804, Si Ruttle, Kincardine; come. sec., Mrs, R, ',Ackert, L1i w; tae, Mi. wp char, MrsA M• Bracken;ilarriston; education, Mrs. lir ford; stewardship c - Mrs. F. . Gemmell, Away; finance, Mrs. J. Kirkpatrick. RiPleY;:.leadership .chairman, Mrs, W. D. Wells, Pal eraton x literature, Mrs A. Heard,' Port Elgin; prograaam', Miss • E` '40%4, fey; nomina Mrs; G publicity;, f istenl. presspress.&, . pub �{•"`city';, '. Mrs. McCulloch, Paisley t +moi e± ip r-hahinan, Mrs. M. Kincardine; , ;co iva .ty f ie d- DifF~Q' Mr r`'� R. 'j�i�; 11ae ddiL+tisupplyF jj.. W. Faarrell,!Ki ardine. q Members :withoit Portfolio, Mrs. A. Thermal, Clifford; Miss Knowles, Arthur and Mrs, H. Siumzkde, ;ey '7s: Bible Study and tl grouaps are now organ` ,; homes ';of . John Donaldson, Caruso race aMr's, Ralph Nixon . Lavonne Ballagh, Catherind Street;r , Robert Camel il, France*Wit;.' Miss Verna 14 Laughlin, Sh liter St t Mrs.. D y ell or are. r u ` Gowdy, Josephine' Street; Aux. ,sell MacKersiei Minnie ,Street;' Mrs. roe Doigos,Bristol r. Ter. race; and Mrs. Ken Mc ineg, RR. 2,,'.. Wingham. If anyone ^. these areas is interested::please contact the aforemention People: Y .. Brighten Easter for someone special by sending the FTD® HappyNest Call or visit us today, and well arrange for your HappyNest to • be on its way. Lewis Flowers 13S Frances St., Wingham Phone 357-3880 step Right into Spm with o iJuIsy Fresh Look Our dry cleaning methods • make clothes look so nice . wear better, longer .. . they might as well be new! Let us "new" clean your Easter finery. READMAN CLEANERS AND MENS WEAR 311 JOSEPHINE WINOHMt