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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-07-12, Page 7• __ sad law David Omar se Reds, WC., spot a b bpi posatly with bar eanoi , qtr., SAti Mr Jack Oestatt of POO Clarke. Wails base Ihsy 'vI Wingtion t+ietiittyn MATERNITY WEA at the $EPARATE SNOPPI i Main Corner. Clinton Open 24 Closed Weds. Rog. 1.50 101113COU l Tp114Nta1,E. PATE.$'r NED/Ciaf5 • CCSNEnes • TOBACCOS .Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays. Noon to Six RITA AND THERESA TRAYN0R, surntrier residents at RR 2, Wingham, examine buys at Walter's during. Krazy Days sidewalk sale on Josephine St. (Staff Photo) 'Miss Iver AAa� �Sm�Rth� LRCT, �awisents pupils in roOta Miss Iva Mai Smith, L,R.C.T , presented her piano pupils in recital at the Wingham United Church Hall on Friday, June 29, at 8 p.m. The program began with a brief demonstration of some of the games used in teach- ing' pupils from fou to eight years of age, toread music, using the entire keyboard... • pilswho played piano X�.' #1,0111g 01P. PE9Pkni w° e il Andrea, . Grego 4'isaetberAu I)elmage, Heather 'Melones Corey McInnes, Kimberly tregor, Mary Ellen Jenkins, J ire u' l cGi,a Adams, a , Elizabeth Brydges, , Natalie Campeau, Rachelle Campeau, Douglas McGregor, Andrea Bridge, Julie Melton, Mary Ellen Elston, Sheila Shobbrook, Gail Delmage, Lynne . Haines, Alison Roberts, Ruth Nethery, Heather Currie, Maureen Stainton, Janet Haines, Evelyn Morin, Mary Jean Wilhelm and Sandra Currie. Janet and Lynne Haines sang a vocal duet. Guests on the program were FURNITURE Gorrie ARPET ENDS UP TO 40% OFF LIMITED QUANTITY 1 roll only Armstrong Imperial Accotone (irregular pattern) Reg. 3.89 Sq. Yd. 12' wide forSOIECIAL seamless installation $Z99 Sq. Yd. Huge Selection of VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS in 6' . 9' ®12' Widths $ I 7 5 - From Sq. Yds INSTALLATION AVAILABLE FREE ESTIMATES qflotr� FURNITURE Corrie "The Shindigs", a group of nine students who performed several numbers, conAbining. singing,wlthL guitar and piano ancomp =' ment. The .students in this group:,. were Lori Thompson, �Aprilr McBurney, Lynne Haines, l arni; Walsh, Janet. Cook, Alison Roberts, ts, Wayne; Cook,rDctnallq� Bakelaar and Scott Ioit „heed At the conclusion of the rc, .. pro,' gra' =ref s �},� wNrets v • elmore Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Johann and boys attended the Zurbrigg reunion last Monday. - Best wishes from the coniniu- nity to Mr, and Mrs. Ross Poll (Wendy Busby) on their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ballagh were guests at the Poli -Busby wedding .in Waterloo Friday evening. Miss Lavoniie Ballagh of Wing. ham' wa ti a ..gue, t- .P r i 4 ,. � tri„109.1aa Doii • Bryce and Graham Rutherford were , guests of .Gil- • bert Johann for his birthday Sun- day, ' Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe attended the Metcalfe reunion 5tuiday, herd at the home of Mr. and°Mrs. Mac Metcalfe of Mild- may. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Marshall of British Columbia as well as vela- tives from Wingham, Fergus, Tara and Lion's Head. Mss Joyce Tiffin visited on Wednesday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Victor' Emerson. The comunity welcom s Mr. and Mrs. Estey (Doris Fisher), newlyweds, to their home in the village in the former Mrs. A. Mc- Quillin home. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans of Hyde Park visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans, and 'on Sungay afternoon attended the Moffat - family re- union at Teeswater.. Simon de Boer. of Ridgetown College was a Saturday evening visitorin the village. Mr. and Mrs. visited Sunday from` Western spending some Ralph Metcalfe with her uncle Canada who is time with Mrs. Mipsamatimp. *11II1-4Plegb� Estey-Fisher vows pledged in St. Andrew's ceremony . and Mrs. tart George Estey sure residing at church following thi ge Friday, June 10, at 1 pin in St. Andrew's Presbyterian .Church, Wing). Mrs. Utley, the for- mer Doris Louise Finisher„ is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs, merge .Dpppa Fish' Wiungbsm.Pareats of .sire M.r, a* . s George X. Batty of Port Elgin. Rev. Robert IL .Annstrong offi- 's�iated� at the reniony 4,id a sfsetti of peones nand "ange 11''*I+hY%i.Ma}afY►io ;Mvrrr.r r: o...war yp. - q. sister lord, presided at the console of the organ and the bride's eon sins2 Gtlel?flit Zyd iEga , nio t~!',i , "I Love YouTruly". ,end "0 Per - feat Love".. Given in marriage by her. father, the bride chose a floor- length 'IOWA of nylon *heel' with embroidered lace trim on the bodice.. The sheer sleeves were also wed with, bee I and a train made of matching lace fell from ,thidress; -.Juliet cap held he r short veil and she carried a white . Bible withred. Sweetheart roses. Mrs. Marion Cook of London was matron of honor and brides- maids were Misr Cheryl Lougheed, niece of the bride, of Pickering, Miss Joan Anderson of. Lucknow and Miss Geri, Bennett of Wingham.- They' were gowned in ` similarly -styled floor length dresses, Mrs. Cook and miss Lougheed wearing pink, and Miss Anderson and Miss. Bennett in blue. oEach attendant wore a floppy -brimmed white hat and carried a nosegay of daisies, ower girl Janene Thompson of Pine River wore a floorlength . white dotted Swiss nylon dress trimmed with white and pink daisies. She carrie da basket of daisies: Stephen Hamrnond of Port El- lin was groomsman and. `guests were ushered by Lonnie Fisher, the bride's nephew, of ' Guelph, Ken Johnston. of., Luclpsiw and Bill' Snow of Wingham.I ng - bearer' Was Teddy Fisher, °Mr. and Mrs. Daniel mb- kiri. family `of •W visi e: '” last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gor- bd utt, at`; their summer.home at `Point Clarke. Also visiting at the Gorbutt.:home were their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dor- butt Jr of . Yulee, Florida. —Don Merrick and Miss Pat McDougall, of Toronto' visited Sunday with his mother,, Mrs. l . Merrick, and other members of the family; after holidaying at Muskoka, Algonquin and Ban- croft . over the weekend. —Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Jill have returned home after spend- ing a week with Mrs. George Guest and daughters at Cameron MVietcalfe's mother. Lake. MRS. ELAINE NIXON, Belgrave and Mrs. Lois McArter, Brussels, can't seem to make up their minds whether to buy or not at Miller's Ladles' Wear during the Krazy Days sale. (Staff Photo) nephew of the bride, of Pon Mills. All male attendants hi the Wed* ding party wore black velvet tuxedos with, white ruffled al rts. Carruthers* Orchestra of ;Rip= 1ey,provided music for dancing at the reception which . fo1.lowed In the Wingham Legion Rail.A smorgasbord supperwas se rued. Receiving the guests, the bride's ;mother worea floor. length gown of pink lolyeitter. crepe with white ecce sories and a 'corsage sof' deep pink Ste- • heart roses. The groom* mother Ohm a black, and white.gown with whiteaccessoti+st and a cor- Vows .•of manlage were'ex" • changed at St.' Andrew's ,- terian . Crit rch' 'Winghiim, at ; r p,amt. ♦SatUrdaY, .J .30, bb Vert Mmilyn-Oppertsimuser 'of Wingham and Neal Milton Hardie of Ottawa. Rev, Robert Arm- strong off ciated at the double ring ceremony.; The bride is the only,,dau of Mr. and Mrs. ::Clay ► O , -- shatigeri Niagara : 'alls, 'and the groom is the son of Mrs. James Hardie, Wingham, and the late Mr. ,Hardie— The !' ,•. f The organists was Mrs. � MacDonald andshe•aecompanied the trio, co r�n�tieed ttPee sisters, ..,Ruth, ` she, and : Lareli. .Oppertshauser, 'coining:. of the bride, of -St. Catharines, as they sangith"Then Wedding Song" and • " "Wher JThou. Goes( Given . in marriage aby her father, the bride looked lovely' in a floor -length, empire -styled wedding gown of white crystal - 'tette. It Wedding, gown full sheer sleeves with pleated lace ruffle at the high neckline, hemline and V- shaped bodice. It was -accented; by a :chainof mauve daisies and she wore a long illusion veil held in place by whiterosebuds. She carried a bouquet of white and • mauve mums. The maid of honor was Kay Marie Hardie, sister • of the ase of red Swe hes rt rests. For travelling, the beide obese a. phidd pent suit with white sic - cowries end a yellow corsage. She 1s a "albedo of the Man* Beauty School in London. Out4sf-towirviests attended the w front Pickering, Des Mills, Guelph, Kitchener, Lon- . Port Men,Fredericton, New BrillASWICIC, Ottawa, Owe* Sound, Godetieh, Magsra rag, %Ripley, Q ►pbeliford, Tes.w t er and Whitechurch , The groom's grandparents, MC. and Mrs. Estey of rrederieton, were honored g sits. groom, wearing ;-a floor � gown ,,r ,lime' polyeater seer- cer.. R had .an empire ra- liine, owe sleeves end was 'm ed , With daisies. ' She, wore as white of hat end (*Tied a basket . 4 white , daisies and blue ire. The' bridesmaid, DOtinalea rdie,'Sister of the gr , was in .SitililaaristYled gown of )))tick: ► e a'ried'asi c :liiac..msNand dte daisies. dey ►rk ',OfLondon wasvia best m and John yard iluecc'ured,,. YJj �y '...:;., ode*am mot`a' ti quoise dress"01 fort rel with br trim and a corsage 0 z�. nations . The :mother 01 the wore 'a flaw -1 tri ;dress' of bl� fil5 ,sheer wilt. art garssage tioh#t. g the out M --to' 'gt - pertshau r e£ Toronto ;:Mr. acid. Mrs. Doug rtOttawa; Mr., and Miss. Murray Op pertshau Mr. and Mrs. Claytofn Opp+ tssauser, Niagara Falls, .Mr,. and, Mrs. Kenneth Port; of -Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Edwards, Listowel. ' The bride and groom left for a trip east to Newfoundland. Mrs. C: Campbell speaker for St. Andrew's WMS The Home Helpers' meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of St. Andrew's .Presbyterian 'Church was held on Tuesday, July 3, with Mrs. J. Burchill, Mrs. J. Currie and Mrs. J. McKague as convenors. The president, Mrs. Robert Armstrong, opened the meeting with prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Gordon Wall. This was followed by the roll call which recorded 63 visits made by the members. The treasurer's re- port was given by Miss Verna McLaughlin. During the business period final arrangements were made for the acceptance of an in- vitation to join with the Presby- terian Women's Missionary So- ciety at Lucknow on July 4, and for the conducting of the Sunday service on August 12 which is in charge of the WMS and Goforth Auxiliary. The devotional reading from Psalm 55 and the meditation based thereon were Igiven by Mrs. Jack McKague. "Cast thy burden upon the Lord and He shall sus- tain thee" was the special mes- sage. "Have no anxiety about anything. Go to God trusting and believing that He can answer our greatest need and care. God pro- vides the answer." Miss Leah Currie led the meeting in prayer. On behalf of the Women's; Mis- sionary Society the presentation of a life membership certificate was made to Mrs. Alkin Hastings by Mrs. Jack McKague. The offering was received and Mrs. Victor Young gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Tom Currie introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Colin Campbell, who is a graduate of, the University of Western On- tario, and a member of the teach- ing staff of F. E. Madill Sec- ondary School. Mrs. Campbell showed very interesting colored pictures taken on a visit \t o India in the summer of 1972. Her ex- planations and commentary were very informative, providing many details on the areas trav- elled, and giving- an insight into the variety of life and occupa- tions as they traversed the region from New Delhi to Agra, a dis- tance of 125 miles and later from New Delhi to Kashmir. Pictures showing contrasts of eountry and homes, contrasts of . people, rich and poor, contrasts of weather conditions, contrasts of working conditions and workers, beasts of burden and other animals pro- vided a greater knowledge of that country with its large number of ,' inhabitants. Many kinds of buildings were shown including those -of high commissions and embassies. The exterior and interior views of the Taj Mahal, a monument built for love, showed a beautiful tomb of marble. • Kashmir is a north r province being fought over by Pakistan and India. Members were given views of the Himalayas, rice pad- dies, houseboats, and the people who are mostly Moslems. Mrs. Campbell was thanked by Miss McLaughlin who presented her with a gift. The meeting was closed with prayer offered by Mrs. H. Aitehid son, A seeial hour was enjoyed wit1i i being served by the committee.