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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-07-25, Page 6Page a Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, July 25, 1974 features from The World of Women Area students pass Couple united in marriage music examinations in double -ring ceremony BRUSSELS — Music students of Mrs. Edwin Martin have passed their theory examinations of the 'Royal Conservatory of Music. Passing Grade I Rudiments with first class honors were Joyce Adamson 100 per cent and Mary Ellen Knight 83 per cent. In Preliminary Rudiments, Carol Wheeler, Michelle Mc- Cutcheon and Linda Machan passed with first class honors . with percentages. of 98, 98 and 95 respectively. BELMORE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harkness, Barbara, Gwen and Grant left Sunday to travel to the West Coast. Harvey Darling and Paul Dahms of Mildmay are spending some time in Western Canada. At Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, on Saturday, July 6, Elaine Agnes Kieffer and Peter James Groot were united in holy bonds of matrimony in a double ring ceremony with Rev. A. Nolan officiating at the nuptial mass. The altar was decorated with pink and white peonies. Dur- ing the mass scripture passages were read by Michael Kieffer and George Kieffer, uncles of the bride. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer of RR . 1, Bluevale, and the groom is the. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Groot of RR 1, Zurich. Given- in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of German imported satin peau with Chantilly lace bodice, queen collar and tight fitted sleeves. It St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) ------W WINGHAM REV'. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, JULY 28 Trinity 7 10:00 a.m.Morning Prayer Speaker, Harry Bry�dges, Service Don Farnell Broadcast CKNX WINGHAM FRUIT MARKET open Pally Except Sunday Until 9:00 p.m. �� T�1,EP'HONE 357-240 a WESTON OR LEWIS . WHITE BREAD...43c ...3/$1.15 SUNSPUN 32 oz. SALAD DRESSING 89c CAPRI - 2 Roll Pkg. TOILET TISSUE 39c LIBBY'S 14 oz. PORK& BEANS 2/75c GREEN GIANT 12 oz. CORN NIBLETS ..... 2/63c POWDERED DETERGENT (Prepriced $1.99) FAB • • 000......... $1.69 GOLD SEAL COHOE SALMON $1.05 ONTARIO "NEW" POTATOES CHRISTIES--Chips Ahoy, Coffee Break, Favorites 101b. 99c 16 oz. COOKIES i 75c 24 10 oz. Cans OUNTAIN DEW $2.99 featured a lace cathedral train falling from a bow at the waist- line. A Juliet cap held her waist - length veil of tulle appliqued with the same lace as on the bodice and train. She wore a pearl neck- lace and earrings, gifts of the groom, and carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, blue car- nations and ivy with blue stream- ers. Matron of hono was Mrs. Karen Weishar o Stratford, sister of the bride. a wore a floor -length gown of flowered flocked voile over delphinium blue taffeta,designed on the same lines as the bride's dress but with baby puffed sleeves. Completing her ensemble was a blue picture hat with a band mat- ching the dress and she carried a basket of shasta daisies, blue carnations and ivy, with blue streamers. Bridesmaids were Miss B. J. McLearn of London, Mrs. Mary Kieffer of Wroxeter and Miss Maryann Groot of Zurich, all at- tired identically to the matron of honor and carrying identical flowers. Flower girl was Miss Tammy Lynn Kieffer,niece and goddaughter of the bride, attired identically to the senior at, tendants and carrying a basket of Functions held for bride -elect, Miss Susan Spry Several social functions have been held for Miss Susan Spry, whose marriage to Gary Ash- more takes place in Sudbury on July 27. Mrs, Ron Buchanan, sister of Gal y and bridesmaid, and . Mrs. D. Wilson, matron of honor, held a miscellaneous shower in Sud- bury. Mrs. N. A. Brune; Miss M. Brune and Mrs. J. Hilton, aunts of the bride, held a shower in Toronto. • Mrs. Don McKay and Donna, and- Mrs. W. Conron hosted -shower; its . ngham and- 'man' friends of Susan and Mrs. Spry attended. Miss Linda Dufton, bridesmaid, held a shower in Thorndale. Many friends from their recent trip to Europe at- tended. ttended. A "Stag and Doe" was held in Sudbury for Susan and Gary and a sum of money was presented. Lakelet —Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bartman and son Robert visited Sunday with Mr.. and' Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg. —Visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis were Mr. and Mrs. Don Findlay and Mrs. McTavish of Eden Grove. —Master. Danny Dickert had several stitches to his leg when he fell near his home on Saturday evening. 1—Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dinsmore on the birth of a son in Listowel Memorial Hospital, Sunday, July 21st, a brother for T. J. -Sunday visitors with Mi. and Mrs. • Cliff Hallman were Misses Ruby Angst and Gertrude Ceaser and Mr. Winston Angst. bain 2thbancoEiint we'd a 4/44sehue Dene ?W.A./eke, �nve4:4;°na Let. us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • INFORMAIS • ACCESSORIES Your choice of various paper smelts, type styles and sizes. ask for .. . • • white daisies and blue carna- tions. Soloist Miss Lavonne Ballagh, accompanied by Miss Rosemary Schmidt at the organ, gave beautiful renditions of "The Wed- ding Song" at the processional, The Prayer of St. Francis at the Offertory, "0 Perfect Love" during Communion, "God of Love, 0 God of Goodness" at the signing of the register and "We've Only Just Begun" during the recessional. Best man was Joseph Du- charme of Goderich. Ushers were Ronald Hartman of Dashwood, Thomas Ryan of Ailsa Craig and David Groot of Zurich. Ring bearer was Master Sean Kieffer of Wingham, nephew of the .bride. The groom and all male attend- ants wore navy blue tuxedos in Adventurer style 'with blue' ruf- fled shirts. The ring bearer car- ried a white heart -shaped peau pillow holding the rings. The dinner and the reception were held at the Brussels Legion Hall where the bride's mother re- ceived the guests wearing a floor - length gown of polyester sky blue crepe with lace bodice, long sleeves and wide self belt. She wore matching shoes and a cor- sage of, pink roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing a floor - length gown of mauve polyester crepe with . plain bodice, long sleeves and figured skirt with a • Miss I. M. Smith pupils in recital Miss Iva Mai Smith, L.R.C.T., presented her piano pupils in recital in the Winghaam United Church Sunday School room recently. Pupils. participating ifs the program ranged .in age from five years to pupils .doing grade IX piano examination work. youngesi'pupils; Ste. harii and Bruce Mclnn , showing a few of the games us in teaching the reading of m ic to begin- neits. Others perfor ing various' numbers were Heather McInnes, Elizabeth Kaufman, Sarah Bender, Kendra Pardon, Mary Ellen Jenkins, Joan Higgins, Corey McInnes, Julaine' Adams, Elizabeth Brydges,Natalie Campeau, Rachelle Campeau, Gail Delmage, Andrea Bridge, Mary Ellen Elston; Lynne Haines, Ruth Nethery, Lori Kopas, Sheila Shobbrook, Alison Roberts, Janet Haines, .Evelyin Morin, Heather Currie and Mary Jean Wilhelm. Piano duets were played by Natalie and Rachelle Campeau and Sheila Shobbrook and Alison Roberts. A vocal duet was sung by Lynne and Janet Haines. Guests on the program were "The Shindigs", a group of eight students, Donald Bakelaar, Janet CoQk, Wayne Cook, Lynne Haines, Scott Lougheed, April McBurney, Alison Roberts and Lori Thompson, who perforemd four musical numbers with piano, guitars, drums and singing. At the conclusion of the program, refreshments were served to the music students and their families. corsage of yellow roses. The dinner table was centered with a three -tiered wedding cake iced in traditional White with several dozen tiny blue sweet peas completing the decor. The table was decorated with blue and white streamers and the wedding cake was flanked on either side with crystal candela - Finnigan clan united at par —Photo by Snyder Studio bra with long 'blue tapers and roses. Guest , tables were de-. corated with blue tapers and roses. Master of ceremonies was the bride's uncle and' godfather, Michael Kieffer of Teeswater, During the evening, dancing was enjoyed to The Morans and at midnight a lunch was served. For travelling to the Manitoulin Islands, the bride donned a mint green two-piece dress with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. Upon return from their honeymoon the . young couple will reside in Goderich. S�eafortliThe groom is employed with Cya- ,namid of Canada at Clinton. �eaforthk, Guests attended from Holland, London, Hamilton, Cambridge, 1 Teeswater, Toronto, Missis- sauga, Stratford, Zurich, Dash- , yvoo4,;,Dublin,,, Wroxeter,Blue- .. c '. 941 the. .revious to, er 'marriage thea,' bride was tendered a lovely mis- ' cellaneous shower at the Wrox- eter Hall where hostesses were Mrs. Norman Ross, Mrs. John McBurney, Mrs. Carl Frei - burger, Mrs. Glen McMichael, Mrs. Warren Fines and Mrs. Mary McMichael. Mrs. Karen Weishar entertained at a brides- maids' luncheon at The Golden Bamboo in Stratford and Miss B. J. McLearn also entertained in the bride's honor. , A warm July 14 brought 70 members of the Finnigan Clan to celeste 7 is sixteenth annuals Lions'yclubtt Park iii Seafet ` ' , .� Following a delightful 2:30 luncheon, - John Finnigan, the -president, extended a welcome to all, making mention of those who were' unable to attend, some of whom sent greetings and good wishes. Silence was observed in memory of four family members who passed away during the year, and who shall always be remembered. A business meeting followed when executive officers for the two following years were elected, as follows; President, Miss Hilda Finnigan, Toronto; first vice president, Mrs. Muriel Neil, London; secretary,. William Hitchcock. Windsor; and social committee, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Finnigan, Mr. and Mrs., Dan Wallis, and Charles, Haney, all of London. Little Bill Finnigan was the youngest child present; Herb Finnigan fiad the baldest head; Christine Finnigan, the polkadot dress; the John Finnigans, oldest married couple; Lloyd Finnigan and Doris Hitchcock, won the balloon toss; kicking the shoe, Melba Finnigan; and the candy race, Jim Finnigan. The picnic in 1975 will be held the second Sunday in July, at Lions' Club Park, Seaforth. Mail Gains cheques to senior citizens • fidAttMONA1, Select your wedding invitations, announcements and acceaeoriea with complete confidence es to quality and correctness of form. WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES AND CAKE BOXES The province has mailed out its first cheques under . the Guaranteed Annual Income System which came into effect on July 1, 1974. These first GAINS payments have gone to qualifying Ontario residents, 65 years of age or older, who have incomes of less than $2,600 annually. Recipients are reminded that these cheques are in addition to the regular federal Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement (OAS -GIS) which is. mailed at the end of each month.; The Ontario GAINS cheque rep- resents the difference between $216.67 and the OAS -GIS entitle- ment at the new July, 1974, rate, combined with any private in- come the recipient may have. In this regard, it should be noted that the federal govern- ment announced the amount of the OAS -GIS cheques will be, larger, effective in July, as a result of an increase in the cost of living. Qualifying blind and disabled residents under 65 will receive their GAINS payments in- corporated in their Family Benefits cheque which, as usual, will be mailed at month end. The eligibility of GIS recipients for GAINS payments has been determined from information already on file. They do not need to apply. Elderly residents of Ontario who have incomes of less than $2,600 annually, but who do not meet the federal 10 -year Canadian residence require- ments for OAS -GIS pensions, may still qualify for GAINS en- titlements under Ontario's less stringent residency require- ments. Persons in this+group may apply for gains by returning an application form obtained from the Ministry of Revenue. For further information about . residency or other qualifications, please call the Ministry of Revenue Information Centre, free bf charge, by asking the \operator for Zenith 8-2000 or within Metro Toronto by dialing 965.8470, Motberdaughter m basemcineetingbaN yMeiraDt'. j ionti dp, U ri;te Ir oeR closes with thepai Harke bb M cti iie tn,Wwhi L PyawttdWservr meetin held by McIntosh UCW DELMORE —° The . J1tty meeting of the McIntosh United Church Women was held in the chut'el ► basement with $ in at- tend�l►nce, s was .a* mother, daughter meeting. The president, ' 14 . Robert #Iarkness opened the meeting with a poem entitled, "Tell Me". Eileen Darling and Linda Renwick were in charge . of devotions, which opened with the \song, "It's. a • Long Road to Freedom". Eileen read the scripture, Matthew -e: 25.34 and the hymns "What a Friend We Rave in Jesus"' was sung. Linda read a story from a' Katherine' Khulman bogk titled, "The Crider Came".. Eileen closed devotions with prayer, with the Lord's Prayer being said in unison, .The minutes wereread and approved. The roll call, "My Favorite Flower", was answered _ by 12 members, 12 girls and two visitors. Linda . Harkness presented an interesting study period, taken from the Observer, "What ' It's• Like to 'Be a Missionary Wife". As a special feature of the meeting Barbara Harkness played' two accordion solos, a folk song and "Battle Hymn of the Republic". A financial report was given by Mrs. Alan Darling. The bills were presented and the correspon- JUST MOVED? What you need right -' now is a he ng hand.R. Be su>e to get in touch with the Welcome Wagon hostess. She can help you • get to know your new corn. munity as quickly a8 pos- sible. 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