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from the 1901 dim i
Emerson
:`!detled►y Mrs,. B.s
Camoron; to themago
Yokes; fhe,$grandmother of• Jim Ward, was arrayed in this
gown for der wedding,. I'n, 1973 'Shirley, - Walker models, the
',dress at ihe,bridalfaShinn shoWe Wednesday evening at the
UnitedChrtreh In Wingharn, (Staff -Photo)
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let: yalt nnil'e;wicl! confidanfll
Special lahltolloltill, 0010,0ifs
clean dentures fern -iii 100u
without bruyi,,na.,or Qvernipit soaking:. '
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-Nancy ' Guest, dau titer of
Mr, and Mrs. George Guest,
Wingliam, was a member of the
graduatins,class at Sheridan Col-
+ee,OaiC0 .She gradnated in
art.f daMentals. .
e.ekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. William Forsyth were Mr.
and John 'Hanna and son •of
'Burlington and Ma s. J Rooney of
Cl ton..Alt " attendee the 25th
Wedding anniversary celebration
9015. -styled eggshell Bgahhelltwo=plea
mom;
, kfarokl,
(1 S)'and)irs. Greta sinnoor
wo "oww: gam. frog'!,
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e four-geneiration gowns.
only four " a Wade of
midst fasbionaJhroughout the
p 100 Yeara,19or from t e last
enter ►.; an X875 grey Silk taffeta.
goarn, � Mrs. Zur-
brlgB sgrandmother :And,
modelled by., Bill icing; Miss
Ronnelda Taylor's: pets' wed -
nit garments from 1886,.
modelled byDebbie Brenzil and
Wilford i ; and a dark rust
iodx rued with
elrvelyt theta wtt black
steppers, black lace bonnet ;end
ty parasol, .originally
b e worn in 1090 by�Jim•
Ward's ".grandmother and
m+►y , . Ray Walker.
'neral, brides modelled :their.
o n wadding ' gds, `including
1V • • sick i v le
(.1937);. Mrs.
'Via* Mad> ll, Mrs, • Stewart
Beattie (i); Mrs. Dons Mc,'KKay,
Twin
Jack Walke.Mrs.r,
7) ; Rus el Zur-
briKg, Mrs. Jack . Lewis (1949) ;
Mrs. Murray Stainton (1953);,
Mrs. - Barry Passmore . (1958);
Mrs.. Stewart f eedham; (1960);
Mra. S. Wardrop, Mrs. Ed Daer
(1965); Mrs, 'furl' Ricker (1,);
Mrs., Allan.loggatt 0970r.Mrs.
Wayne Elston, 'Mrs.. Collyer
(1972)y�land Mrs. Larry McDonald .
X1973). a
An interesting; sidelight of the
Collyer wedding was the ap-
pearance of \the entire bridal,
party, including the ;bride's
grandmother, "Mrs. Ross King;
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
Caslick; -.bridesmaid, Miss
Joanne Thompson .of Lucknow
ae :ate occ
spothg at' fun Itb dainty ate
1912
Albert
*ere their
Tiffin was °r >,ni-
tato for • event and: H.
Strati a background
m' the organ,. Mra. George..,
Laves agh,
,sang` contemporarytradt�•
wedding ,
C r+ n atora of .tbe ,y Sue,'
ceSsfut eve were Mme.
Ward and Mrs'. Kenivc
dent, of the
women, Mrs. Ger►
wood, welcomed
Operation
- by Frontiers Founda-:
tion. The , volunteers assist
communities .which have under-„
taken day care centres and cpm-,
munity services. Frequently this
work is in the:, Indian • communi-
ties.
IN 1886 THIS G O.
O'I�IVN. ado�r�i�d;,Charlotte Taylor #'
- , , , .:.. � . y r a her wed -
',ding. The model; is Debb ,`'Brenril in the , . �� ;,• Untied •(�hurcfl at
the ".Bridal Fashibns�Thru�the°Years" dtsptay. 1 -ler escort is
Wilford Caslick wearing an 1'886 wedding suit.
—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt
'returned on Pridey from a ween
visit 'With 'Mr: and Mrs. Donald;
Gaunt of Chatham:
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At the , Wingham Baptist
Church on Tuesday, May 29,
about 100 mothers, Pals and
Pioneer -Girls gathered for a pot
luck supper served by the
Pioneer Girls' committee and
other church ladies. Before the
meal, Mrs. Mac Eadie offered
words of welcome to all. , '
At 730 everyone gathered in.
the church ,auditorium for the
encampment service. Mrs. Eadie
presided over the ceremonies and
Mrs. Raymond Neill led the girls
in a songfest similar to what they
enjoy each week at their regular
club meeting. Mr. and MOs, Gary
Hetler, prospective missionaries
to Bolivia, favored those • in at.-
tendance with a musical duet,
"Heaven Came Down", with gui-
trir accompaniment.
A letter of congratulations
from Mrs. Pansy Hotchkiss, to all,
the girls receiving awards, was -
;read by Mrs. Eadie, her daugh-
ter. Then followed the presenta-
tion of the 'Pilgrim' awards by
Mrs. Bruce MacLean and Mrs.
Bruce Penny, Pilgrim guides.
Gold attendance stripes for
attending 40 consecutive meet-
ings were received by` '`iberley
Foxton and Mary Rae. 'Red at-
tendance stripes, for -attending at
least, 36 out of 40 consetutiv
meetings, were received by
Linda Darling,_ Brenda Foxton,
Cathy Foxton, Denise Walker,
Nancy. Darling, Bonnie Mat-
thews, Linda Taylor, Lois
Darling, Connie Haugh and
Sheila Burke.
Glenna and Susanne- Barkey
received their water badges;
Sheila Burke her handcraft
badge; Cathy Foxton, advanced
water badge; - Brenda Foxton,
handcraft . home care, nature,.
outdoor, water, advanced water,
Bible and mission badges;
Connie Haugh, drawing and
music maker badges; Shelley
Jones, drawing, nature, new life,
outdoor and pets badges; Mary
Rae, handcraft and nature
badges; Michelle Rintoul-, Bible,
collections, garden, handcraft,
memorization, nature, new life,
outdoor, pets, water and ad-
vanced water badges;. Linda
Taylor, new life, water, advanced
water and intermediate swim
badges.
The following girls received.
their ranks: Voyager., Shelley
Jones, Michelle .Rintoul; Dis-
coverer, Lois Darling, Brenda
Foxton, Shelley Jones, Debra
Shore; Settler, Brenda Foxton;
Townsman, Brenda Foxton.
Brenda was especially coin=
ended for working so hard to
earn these three ranks.
Colonists' awards were then
presented by Mrs. Frank Collar
And Mrs. Lorraine Clugston,
Colonist Guides. Cathy Fischer
received her ° gold attendance
Stripe.' Red stripes were earned
by Joan Cerson, Kathleen King,
Rosemarie Fear, Rhonda Lee,
Anna Haugh, Lynne Bridge,
Cathy McDougall and Kim Mc -
he activity planning badge
was earned by Lynne Bridge and
Sheila *Shobbrook ; individual
sports badge, Cathy Fischer,
Kathleen King, Lynne Bridge,
Rhonda Lee, Anna Haugh and
Sheila `Shobbrook; beginning
swimming badge, Lynne Bridge
and .. Rhonda Lee; babysitting
badge, Kim McDougall; party
planning badge, Cathy Fischer,
kathleen -Xing, Anna Haugh and
Cathy McDougall; Christian life
badge, Cathy Fischer, Cathy Mc-
Dougall and Anna Haugh; per-
sonal development. badge, Anna
Haugh and Cathy McDougall.
The rank of Trailblazer was
earned by Cathy Fischer, Kath-
leen King, Kim McDougall,
Sheila Shobbrook and Anna
Haugh.
Mrs. Collar gave the dedication
prayer for all the girls, especially
those who had earned awards. A
hymn was sung by everyone,
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Clugston. Mr. and Mrs. Het -
ler then sang another duet,, part
'Of it in Spanish.
Mr. Hetier then told of the cus-
toms. and life of the Bolivian
native, showing interesting
curios from that country. He
showed pictures of missionary
work in Bolivia and Paraguay.
Mr. and Mrs. Hetler hope to go as
missionaries to South America
upon completion of their course
at the New Tribes' Mission School
near Durham.
Rev. Bruce Penny closed the
encampment with prayer.
ECE1VING THEIR RANKS at the Pioneer Girls En-
campment, held at tete Wingham Baptist Church on Tues-
day evening are Cols. Darling, Michelle Rinfou1, Brenda
poxfon, who was `the :tar of evening the ., e,
ing tibtainlng three
ranks this night to give her a total sof four; Shelley Jones and
bebor'hh Shore. Doing the presentations o h p es+nhtatitsns e►re Guides, Mrs.
Brute Penny and Mrs. Bruce McLean; (Staff Photo)
–Fifteen members of the local
Salvation Army band partici-
pated in several services',of wor-
ship and song - in :Leamington on
the weekend. The group ' .con-
ducted open-air services and pre-
sented musical programs- at the -
hospital and the Mennonite
Home,: performing group num-
bers, duets and solos. A number
of local young peoplelierformed
well in solo numbers, some for
the first time. Captain J.
Cameron spoke at both morning
and evening worship .services' on
anddaY .
—About 50-60 relatives and`
friends of the residents there
attended Open House at Brook-
haven Nursing Home on Sunday.
Though the damp weather kept
some away, it did not dampen the
spirits of those involved as the
residents enjoyed a cup of tea or
coffee with their families and
friends. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Rede-
kopp provided corsages folr mem-
bes of their staff.
.-Visitors iitl
,Ferry P
afi
H%
Mrs.
bars,\C
Pennington.
Teeswater 'also,: visited at
Pennington. home.:.
-=A number of local. resu
attended the :Monday eve.
recital presented by students .:
Mrs- Harry Lear in the ...
boro United Church. Taking part,
in the program t'ront
were April Moore, R Taylor,.
KarenWood An Laidlaw,•
Laidlaw, Janet Wood* .-....
Gerrie, Douglas Taylor, Bruce
Stainton and Sylvia Beard. Rtev.
Stan McDonald of LOndAsbera
was master of ceremonies and.the United Church Women of that
church served lunch during. the
social hour which followed. •
'--Mrs. Ed Edighoffer has re-
turned home after being hos-
pitalized in St. Mary's, Kit-
chener.
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