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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-05-23, Page 8Page 8 ---The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, May features from The World of Women 1174 GORRIE WEDDING—Susan Templeman of Kitchener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Galloway of Gorrie, and Bruce Heinmiller of Kitchener, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Heininiller of Gowanstown, were married in Gorrie United Church on May 11. They will live in Kitchener. (Photo by Elms) Anbesol is a handy first aid treatm'ent, for the relief 'of denture pain. It cools, soetthes,and helps pitit045.4=tiort.:„ Andputs Ole smile back on your face. 80 , First aid for your mouth. MIRROR MAIDENS ' BELMORE ,--- The Mirror Maidens met May 13 at the Dick- son home. After opening with the 4-11 motto, the roll call was an- swered by 18 members. Glenda Ballagh read the minutes of the last meeting. A discussion was held on the kinds and uses of makeup, the different types of hair, how to care forhair and different hair styles. Beth Mundell and Laura Conlan demonstrated the ap- plication of makeup on Mary Dickson and Rosemary Kieffer. The next meeting will be held at the Kieffer home on May 27 at 7:30 p.m. lirMATERNITY ' WEAR , at the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton Open 2-6 Closed Weds. St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) W INGHAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, MAY 26 SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION 11:00 o.m.—Anniversary Service MEETINGS May 26 to 28—Synod of the Diocese of Huron meets in London David Magee, BSc., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON wiOres to announce the forthcoming establishment of an office for the practice of General Dentistry at 175 John Streit East, Wingham, Ontario Patients may call 357-2021 for further information • Home Murray Elston wed in ceremony in London On Saturday, May 11, Elmwood Avenue Preibyterian Church, London, was the setting for a candle -light wedding ceremony when Gertrude Isabel (Trudy) McLeish, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. McLeish of London, exchanged vows with Murray John Elston, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Elston of Wingham. Dr. D. Glenn Camp- bell officiated. The wedding music was played by E. Vander Hoek. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was charming in a white gown she fashioned after her grandmother's wedding dress. Over her wedding gown the bride wore a full length cape, white background With small clusters of flowers in blue. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Maureen Fitz - Gerald of Toronto. Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Ambis of Hamil- ton and Miss Mary Ellen Elston of Wingham, sister of the groom. Shipman -Oakley A quiet wedding was solemized Friday evening May 17 by Rev. George W. Sach between Cather- ine B. Oakley, Guelph St. Joseph School of Nursing and Peter E. J. Shipman of Toronto. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jack Millar and the late ,Elvin Oakley, Wroxeter and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Shipman of Toronto. The coOple were attended by Mrs. Jack Millar and Mr. Harold Ridley. Miss Susan Elston, Younger 811 - ter of the groom, was flower girl. Each of the bride's attendants was attired similary in a b10000 and full length blue skirt, thema terial of the blouse matching that of the bride's cape. », The best man was Brian Bawden of London. Ushe.rs were Dean McLeish, brother Of the bride, and Keith Elston, brother of the groom. Master Roger Coy of Oshawa, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. A wedding reception was held. at Centennial Hall, London. The bride's mother received in a gown of yellow chiffon printed in pink and blue. The groom's mother was very becoming in a blue gown. After a honeymoon trip to Muskoka the bride and groom will reside in London. McIntosh friends honor bride -elect BELMORE — Friends and neighbors of the McIntosh area gathered in the McIntosh churc.h basement Saturday evening for a bridal shower in honor of Miss Carolyn Rode. Contests were conducted by Mrs. Leonard Harper, Mrs. Robert Harkness and Miss Linda Harkness. A number of girls from the McIntosh Church put on a ' humorous mock wedding, Linda Harkness read the ad- dress, following which Carolyn opened her gifts and expressed her thanks. Lunch was served. MARILYN TIFFIN Marilyn Tiffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, Wingham graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University. The ,gracluatIon ceremony was held on May 19 in Kitchener Memorial Audito- rium. Unit worship led . by Mrs. 5. Procter BELGA' AVE The afternoon unit of the United Church Worten met Tuesday of last week in the Sunday School room with, 15 ladies present. Mrs. Stewart Procter was in charge of the worship service which opened with a hymn fol- lowed by prayer. Mrs. Procter read a poem, "Springtime in Our Hearts", and Mrs. Earl Anderson read the scripture taken from Psalm 19. The secretary and treasurer gave their reports and visits to the sick and shut-in were re- ported. Offering Was then re- ceived, followed by the singing of another hymn. Mrs. Cecil Coultes led the study , which was taken from the book, "Now is the Time". ancer.,campaign ...quoto exceeds all-time high The Wingham 'Branch of the *naAlian Cancer Society held its May mooting recently with a record attendance. Ed Beard, president ()Paled. the meeting and Miss Myrtle ,Deafis, :secretary., read the correspondence and the minutes of the previous meet Reports were then heard from the various local committees. Mrs. Mundell reported for ser- vice .to patients. Dressings and required medical supplies were ,given to Pa_tiOntS- Visits were made and glitaand iloWers given to bed patients. She expressed thanks to the, society, to all Indi- viduals, clubs, and orSanizatienti who had donated gins and money for the use of patients attending , Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery, . transportation chairman, re- ported tripS made to London,and to Wingham clinic with patients. Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton re- ported that since January 1966, an average of 22 clinics a year and 656 consultations were held at the Wingham clinic. Two schools participated in making posters and to prizes were awarded, courtesy of the Lyceum Theatre, • Richard Campeau and Ross Procter were cochairman and organized the coverage of the area. Under their leadership the Town of Wingham and 14 rural communities were canvassed: In the former case, members of Business and Professional ' Women's Club and other _volun- teers did the canvassing.:In the later, Women's Institute bran- ches in tbe• following com- munities were contacted by these ladies and \carried out the can- vass: St. Helens; Mrs. A. Miller, $244.50; Belgrave, Mrs. L. Tay- lor, $588.65; Whitechurch, Mrs. Vic Emmerson, 8217.50; Ethel, Mrs. Cliff Bray, $311.60; Cran- brook, Mrs. John Cox, $199.00; Moncrieff, Mrs. James Mann, $52.50; Brussels, Mrs. James Armstrong, $935.90; Lakelet„, Mark 50th anniversary GORRIE — On Sattutay, May 19, the golden wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Farrish of Gorrie was celebrated in the community hall when 50 members of the family and rela- tives had supper, catered to by the N.W. branch of the Gorrie United Chit& Women at' 5:30 p.m The Wide of 50 years ago was the former Hilda Whyte of Hol- stein and the c,puple was monied ° May 28, 1924 at Dromore. They came to Hayrick Township in 1936 where they farmed. Mr. Fartish . served with the Howick Council from 1942-49 and was ROP in - Spector from 1952,66 with the Do- minion, Department of Agricul- ture. All the members of the family CAROLE ANN WHEELER—daughter of Arthur Wheeler of Wroxeter, and -Gary Wilfred Rybicki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Rybicki, RR 2, Gorrie, were united in marriage on May 4 by Rev. G. W. Sach in the Wroxeter United Church. They will reside in Gorrie. (Mark Robinson) . RYI3ICKI-WHEELER Guests from Sarnia, Hamilton, Owen Sound and Goderich came to see Carol Ann Wheeler, daugh- ter of Arthur Wheeler of Wrox- eter and Gary Wilfred Rybicki, son of Mr, and Mrs. Helmut Rybicki of RR 2, Gorrie united in marriage by Rev. ° G. W. Sach in Wroxeter United Church on May 4. The church was decerated with ferns and guests heard soloist Mrs. Martin of Brussels and or- ganist Gayle Brown, The bride wore a floor length gown of crystalette, styled with empire waist with white satin sash, trimmed with Spanish lace and baby seed pearls, and featur- ing a high collar. She also wore a Juliet cap trimmed with baby seed pearls, featuring a cathed- ral veil edged with Spanish lace and carried a bouquet of red and white roses and green fern. Matron of honor, Mrs. Myrtle Weber of Listowel, niece of the bride, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Georgina Rybicki of Fordwich, sister-in-law of the groom; Miss Linda Rybicki, RR 2, Gorrie, sis- ter of the groom; Miss Agnes Cardiff of Ethel, cousin of bride; and Miss Shelley Wilkins of Sarnia, niece of bride, all wore floor length halter dresses and matching Jackets with cap sleeves of frosted blue and white checked polyester. They also wore white wide brimmed hats, trimmed with blue. ribbon and carried nosegays of .white and blue roses. Miss Noreen Wintemute, niece of the bride, was the flower girl and wore a dress similar to the bridal gown and carried a nosegay of blue and white roses. Betty Wheeler, sister of the bride, received the guests wear- ing a floor length gown of coral polyester, with a corsage of white roses, and was assisted by mother of the groom, Mrs. Helmut Rybicki, who was wear- ing a floor length gown of forest - green with multi -coloured bodice of polyester with a corsage of white roses. The best man was Hans Rybicki of Fordwieh, brother of the groom; with ushers Bill Wheeler of Wroxeter, brother of the bride; Bill Schneider of Wroxeter, John Wheeler of Wrox- eter, brother of the bride; and Michael Rybicki of Gorrie, brother of the groom. The bride's nephew, Kenneth Wheeler, was the ringbearer. The reception was held at the Legion Hall, Brussels. The couple will reside in Gorrie. Happy Gang holds .meeting The Wingham Senior Citizens met in the council chambers on Tueiday, May 14th with Mrs. Olive Lewis in the chair. "The Happy Gang': was the name de- cided on for the group and Margaret Hastings and Uldeen McKenzie volunteered to ap- plique it on the banner. A - letter was read from the health officer concerning regu- lations for preparing and serving food and the type of sink needed. ,Volunteers were asked for paint- ing the kitchen. A report was .given concerning the equipment that had been purchased. Anyone 'using the drop-in centre should be a member of the club. The Burley bus will pick up those going to Stratford on May 30th to the Shakespearean Festi- val. The lunch committee for June will be Ethel Day, Hazel David- son, Fred and Marjory Double - dee, Mrs. Darby and Les For- tune. The program committee conducted the progressive euchre games and lunch, was served. MY. and Mrs. Edwin Elston and family of London spent the Victoria Day holiday with Mrs. William ElstOn of Minnie Street. —Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw, Jim and Greg attended the birth- day supper held Saturday at Westfield in honor of Mrs. Laid- Iaw'S grandmother, Mrs. W. 1. Miller of St/ Helens, who was celebrating her 91st birthday. were present for the occasion: Sgt. Jasper with Air Force of the Canadian Armed Forces in North Bay; Warrant. Officer E. John- stone with the Navy Branch,of the Armed Forces from Victoria, B.C.; Bower of North Bay; Mrs. George (Maxine) Adams Wroketer and Mrs. Donald (Millie) Leader, Gorrie. There are 19 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Many were present for the event. An "At Home" was held from 7:30-9 and a dance 9-12 with music by the Mann's orchestra. Friends and relatives were present from Lucknow, Goderich, Kintail, Blyth, Wing - ham, Mount Forest, Holstein, Markham, Whitechurch, North Bay and Victoria, B.C. Shows pictures GORRIE — Miss Marjorie Russell of Listowel showed pictures taken of animals in Africa and also gave a com- mentary on -her trip for the Gorrie Senior Citizens' ."Come Alive Club" on Wednesday eve- ning in the town hill. It was decided to sponsor a minstrel show in the Ijowick Central,School on June 4 and the group is also planning a bus trip. Progressive euchre was played, followed by lunch served - by the committee in charge. Mrs, Lloyd Jacques, MOO; Fordwith, Mrs. Crosby 800140ran, $00,50; Molesworth, Mrs. Bob Bremner, $179,50; Gorrie, Mrs. RayGowdy, $477.45; Wroxeter, Mrs,- -Ron- MoMiohaelt $340.35; Bluevalet MM. Cherie* Matherep $123,55; Bellmore, Mrs, Lea Met, calf% $20.50. To .date, Wingharri's con- tribution was 0,06345, rural vOmmnnitielit $5,190.70.Mith More to g01110. The rural chairman wished to commend the captains of the oommunities for their excellent respontle, The Wingham Branch was very pleased with the success of the campaign vvhich gave an all-time record of achievement fOr this area. The annual meeting will be held at the Bedford Hotel, Gocler- ich, September 28. Cannon Brown, chairman of education for Ontario will be the guest speaker. menced in 19374 Soder Obese siodei ivealof WROXXTlifiR — An of cards and washed The favored with two numbers with Wilfred Brown, violins' and Mrs. (111 Whet NreMichael, *moo- ACCOM° PAIYink then. fitrs, GertiOa Orel& gave three readings entitled "Bessie's Boil" "Three Monkeys"' and "Tie Bridge". The meeting was *004 by . thfa president,, MO, Amos 'Wilson who read two poems. A brief' Noises*, period fol! lowed. Lunch was served, by the committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ander- son Gibson and Mr. and Iklei• 'Alex Petrie; Next meeting will be May 20 with Mr. and Mr* Lloyd McGee, M. 141 Gallaher and Harvey Simmons AS • the com- mittee. It will take the form ota pulAic progressive euchre party, • United Air Tran$Port• email Yukon bushline operation com- 1110110.0.00900" If iou hate to step on the scales Then come to COUNTERWEIGHT, Because COUNTERWEIGHT Is , THE ONLY organization that can provide you with COMPLETE weight -control assis- tance: the but nutritional advlce , . the f MOUS CANADIAN FAMILY MEAL PLAN . . • pleasant weekly get-togethers . . . a free monthly .mr.gazIne . . . and the COUNTERWEIGHT FOOD PRODUCTS. If you want to lose 5. 10, 20, 50 pounds or more -- come to COUNTERWEIGHT. OPEN HOUSE Hoar what it's all about, with spacial Invitation to mon. JUNE A, 1974 • MAITLAND LODGE, 1.0.0.F. HALL 213 Josephine Skutt 1)-'6- • TUESDAY, 7:30 P.M. 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