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features from
The World of Women
MRS. *CUPP, `PURDON- of Dungannon, carrying a water-.
jug, helps prepare the tables for the Belgrave Fall Supper
last Wednesday evening. The supper, in its 24th year, at
traeteri about 1,000 .:persons to the corxi m unit arena
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imalane Etiiott married in
double -ring ceremony
Rev. ar 'y Passmore officiat-
ed at the double -ring • ceremony
which united in marriage nage Allma-
janeAlliott of WiangL an n and Paul
Edward Knoll of Toronto, in the
Wingham United Church on
Saturcia r, September 29 at 3 p.m.
Lighted candles and bouquets of
flowers in autumn colors formed
the setting. Organist H. Swat -
ridge accompanied the soloist,
Mrs. Mary, Lee, who sang "Walk`
Hand in Hand" and "Bridge Over
Troubled Water".
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd G. Elliott of
Wingham. Parents of the groom
are Mr..and Mrs. Garnet Knoll of
Sundridge, Ontario. Mr. Elliott
gave his daughter in marriage.
The bride wore an original
gown of «shite silk organza appli-
qued with Calais lace. The full
circular skirt formed its own
train and her full-length veil fell
from a floral headpiece. She car-
ried a bouquet of orange roses
and rust mums.
Mrs. Sally Douglas ,of Barrie
was her sister's matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. George
Cottrell, of Sundridge and Miss
Lori Knoll, both sisters of the
groom. They y were dressed alike
in gowns of mint green with sheer
puffed sleeves and deep flounces
on the skirts. They wore match-
ing picture hats and carried bas-
kets of rust and yellow mums and
wheat stalks.
In similarly -styled gowns but in
autumn colors enhancing flower-
ed nylon chiffon, were the flower-
girls,.Marijo and Nancy Helesie,
cousins of the bride, of Kitchener.
GrarY Saunders of Toronto Was
groomsman and guests were
ushered by George Cottrell of
Sundridge; Gary Knoll of Toronto
and John Douglas of Barrie.
The Wingham Canadian Legion
Hall was . the setting for the
reception which included a
dinner and dancing to the music
of Ian Wilbee's Orchestra. The
bride's mother wore a floor -
length gown of aqua silt knit with
self -a' lie e"si `n root
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tis..The groom's mother chose
blue flowered sheer organza with'
a corsage of pink feathered ear-
nations.
For travelling to the Barbados,
the bride donned a two-piece blue
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Thanksgiving topic
given at ACW meet_
The regular meeting of St.
Pour* Anglican Church Women:
was held in the parish rooms with
i$. good attendance. The hymn,
"Jesus Stand Among; lis'', was
sung, followed by the, members'
prayer and the Lord's Prayer in.
unison ted by the president, Mrs.
W. Connell, who concluded with a,
prayer for all , members. Mrs. J,
King read the seripture from the:
first chapter of .John,'S gospel..
Mrs, M. Bradburn spoke on the
topic,, "Give Thanks .Always for
All Things Given from, God!!!
"Life is made up of little things,"
she said, "We should be thankful •
for the beautiful 'flowers,. birds,
the sunrise and sunset, and those.
who 'add 'a note of cheer,"
Mrs, Bradburn told the story of
a mother of two small sons whose
husband travelled' from town to
town and they moved a great
deal: Their home was a box -car
shunted about on. the tracks but
she kept It shiny and neat. How -
Over, some people ,.' would not.
accept her in her ' humble , sur-
,roUndings so she prayed for •re,
real home. When her prayer was .
answered and shewas given . a
home, she was always ready to
share it whatever need .arose.
tate day, in answer, to a friend's
inqui r as. to why she ',was so
.generous, she told her story and
c, said. it was her way , of giving
thanks for an answered prayer
and her home.
In'closing, Mrs; Bradburn said,
"We,;too, should be ready to show •
our thanks to the Lord for our
blessings.' ,
The call was answered with
. thought f , r Thanksgiving.
Minutes -wereead and .adopted
and treasurer, Mrs. .Harold King,
gave her report. Mrs. T. K. Haw-.
thorn, gave a. comprehensive re.;port on the .outreach and re
l?o
s nsibilities of the ACW at, the
. national; diocesan and parish
levels..
general thank -you letters were
read : from members and an in-
vitation Was-. received from
Goderich Anglican Church Wo.m• e c al swoon or -
$ Ravi s 9[ 891 nom aI ll,
a corsage of punk
Sweetheart roses. On their return
they will reside in Toronto, ,d;
The bride is a graduate of St.
Joseph's School of Nursing, Lou;
don. a,
Out-of-town guests'attended the.
wedding from Toronto;" Suf
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chener, WalkertYi i P etr 7.
Stratford, Cue pfit "l hr' ie ud-
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Lighted candelabra entwined
with .yellow and white . shasta
mums, formed =the setting for a •
pretty autumn wedding. It was
perforMed at 7 p.m. on Sept-
ember. in Gorrie United
Church, joining Marlene June
Burchill and Larry Kenneth Pel -
lett in marriage.
Rev. G. Sach officiated at the
double-ring'ceremony. Mrs. Rob-
ert Kerr of London, the bride's
aunt, provided appropriate organ
music.
Given id marriage by her
mother and her step -father, the
bride chose a floor -length gown of
white cotton batiste trimmed
with lace around the neckline and
empire waistline with mauve sa-
tin ribbon inserted through it.
The gown had long, full sleeves
buttoned at the cuffs and an A-
line skirt. The long, flowing veil
was trimmed with wide lace and
was gathered to an angel head-
piece. She carried a cascade of
yellow roses and mauve tinted
carnations.
Miss Sharon Bur -chill was her
sister's maid of honor. She was
dressed in a floral purple and
green, palazzo pantsuit in polyes-
ter satin, with long, full sleeves
and . round neckline, trimmed
with a deep purple velvet ribbon
around the waistline and tied in a
bow at the back. She carried a
nosegay of white and mauve tint-
ed carnations.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Wanda Burchill of Gorrie, sister
of the bride, and Miss Bonnie Pel -
lett of Wroxeter, sister of the
groom: They were dressed
identically to the maid of honor
and carried matching nosegays.
They each wore, pearl pendants,
gifts of the bride.
Douglas Ferguson of Acton was
the groom's best man. The ushers
were Robert Pellett, brother of
the groom, and Roger Burchill,
brother of the bride. The men
wore black trousers, pale blue
tuxedoes with white ruffled
carnation boutonnieres.
A reception . followed at the
Brussels Legion Hall where
guests were :•eceived by the
bride's parernts and the groom's
parents. The bride's mother was
gowned in a floral polyester
sleeveless gownin fall colours.
She completed her ensemble with
white accessories and a corsage
—Photo by John Strong
lington and Midland; An honored
guest at her granddaughter's.
wedding. was Mrs. Alex Elliott of,
Alfred Street, Wingham.
Prior toher„marriage the bride
was hopored,aa showers given by
Mrs. ;John Strang; Mrs. E. --Du=
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w1i ,.fi�1 4 IU�S'�ii,.,` r�SvaF1[rr
(er ensan' Mrs; 1yary, ouise.
HeJe tc were hostesses.
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shop there on Tueadey, October
I$. Mrs. Don Parnell reported on
the program for the fall deanery
at Clinton on Monday, October 22,
and arrange is wore made for
members to ttead, A generous
dation ofstamps for lepers was
received and orders were, token
for church ealeaddars.
The decision was made to have
a display of Pakistani em-
broideries at the annual bazaar
un Wednesday, November 2L
The president, Mrs, Connell,
eloeed the meeting with prayer.
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of .';white shasta mums. The..
groom's mother chose a peach
coloured crepe floor -length gown
with long -sleeves, trimmed with
white and wore a corsage of white
shasta mums. . F.
The bride and groom left .on a
honeymoon to Northern Ontario.
The?bride was wearing` a brown
doubleknit pant 'suit with a cor-
sage of yellow roses. The groom
wore plaid slacks and "a beige
corduroy jacket with matching
shirt. Upon return they will' re-
side in Walkerton. •
Honored . guests were the
bride's great aunt, Mrs. John”
Burchill of Wingham, and the
groom's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Metzger of Paltherston.
Other guests were present from
London, Goderich, Palmerston,
Guelph, Walkerton, Kincardine,
Elmira, St. Jacobs,Bridgeport,
Milverton, Wingham and Clif-
ford.
The bride was entertained
prior to her wedding at a miscel-
laneous shower at the home of
Mrs. Faye Bolger of Blyth ' for
relatives. Mrs. Donna Latronico
was hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Shirley Hamilton, at a shower at
her home, for neighbors and
friends. Mrs. Linda Halerwich
entertained relatives at a miscel-
laneous shower at her home at
Trowbridge.
The bridal party Was entertain-
ed at the home of the groom's
parents following rehearsal.
WI at Goderich
About 20 ladies of Wingham
Wotnen's Institute accepted an
invitation to be guests of the
Goderich Women's Institute in
the afternoon of Oct. 4, in McKay
Hall.
All enjoyed the meeting, es-
pecially the auction sale of
home-made baking, which was
very successful.
Goderich Institute had as their
guest speaker Mr. Gyles, a
retired inspector, who spoke on
iV.ducation in the past and the pre -
,t which enlightened the views
qq many.
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home at Daytona ash, Florida.
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