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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-09-19, Page 4T\ soil- ,, 'h11.2 1L 1174• �9 hatures from The World of Womion fl;cia Glousher married in luevale church ceremony Brenda a Jane Glousher of teen, Sask., chose a prin- of peau de sore for her 'marriage to James T. .Smart, erlso of Saskatoon, on Friday, September 6, at 4:30 o'clock. The gown was styled with round neck- line, long cuffed sleeves, and a train trimmed with white daisies. Two rows of daisies also adorned the front of the gown. A Juliet headpiece held her daisy -edged floor -length veil of nylon and she carried a bouquet of pink rose- buds and white daisies. Rev. Eric Le Drew of Brussels united ate couple in marriage in the Blueva1e United Church. Mrs. Glenn Johnston was organist. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. John T. Glousher of RR 4, Wingham. The groom is the son • of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smart of Battleford, Saskat- chewan. Mr. Glousher gave his daughter in marriage. The bride was preceded down the -aisle by her maid of honor, Miss PatriciaCasemore of Wing - ham, and her bridesmaids; Miss Mary Pace of RR 1, Ripley, and Miss Barbara Glousher, sister of the bride. They were dressed alike in floor -length gowns of flowered blue nylon lined with Mrs. M. Dennis MOLESWORTH — Mrs. Mel- ville Dennis was hostess to the Women's Missionary Society for its September meeting with 15 members present. Mrs. Lloyd ',Felker, president, Opened with a poem. Mis. William Smith was in charge of the program with the theme "Visitation of the Sick and Aged". Five posters drama- tically illustrated these people withthe last poster an invitation, "PLEASE Come°Again'a'. The, hymn, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", was sung, Psalm 23 was read and prayer was of- fered: • cs.is,�rG; °Brush, 1 `'« MoK cher,.. Mrs: L. elker and 'Mrs. Mac ' Stewart assisted with the program. Mrs. 'S&nith closed with a poem, "A Gift". - • Arrangements were made for .the fall Thankoffering which will be held in •Molesworth Church on October. 13 at 8 p.m. with .Miss Louise Rickard the guest speaker. Miss Rickard._ is a missionary home on furlough powder blue polyester crepe and styled with round necklines and empirr waistlines. They wore wide -brimmed white nylon hats and carried white daisies. Leisa Heimpel and David Heimpel of Wroxeter, were flower girl and ring bearer. They were dressed in powder blue crimp- plene trimmed with dark blue velvet. The flower girl carried a basket of white daisies. Groomsmap was Donald Bur- ley of Wingham and guests were ushered to the pews by Glenn Casemore, the bride's uncle, of RR 4, Wingham, and Gordon Sayers of Saskatoon. Dinner was served in the church basement followed by a reception in the Wingham Legion Hall. The bride's mother chose a gown of powder blue and white polyester and lace with a corsage of pink carnations. A light blue pantsuit with navy topstitching and a black blouse were chosen by the .bride as she left on a honeymoon which was to take Ahem to British Columbia and the northern states. On their return they will reside at 417 27th Street W., Saskatoon. The bride is a graduate of „hosts meeting 9 from Japan. All are welcome to attend this service. Mrs. Rbbert Arbuckle of Wingham, Supply Secretary of the Maitland Presbyterial, spoke on supplies. Mrs. William Willoughby and Mrs. L. Felker assisted the hostess with lunch and a social time was enjoyed. • WINGHAM iT The members of the Wingham Il Club met in the F. E. Madill Secondary School for their first session of the new season. Their project,`. "The Club Gish: Enter- , ain$',' ktudies •a variety. efz sub- jects from flower arranging to checkerboard sandwiches. Of the 11 members, three are new to 4-H. Heather Currie was elected president and Marilyn Congram is vice-president. Achievement Day wasdiscuss- ed, then each girl made a floral arrangement with the various flowers from home gardens. t. Paul's Church ANGLICAN) - W INGHAM ---- m1/. T. K. NAINTNORN, Recto MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Trinity 15 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion 11:00.a.m.— Harvest Thanksgiving Preacher Rev. Robert Foster Sot., Sept. 21—Consecration of Biship-elect Morse Robinson, 10:30 a.m. Sat., Sept. 21—Altar Guild decorates church for Harvest Thanksgiving fashionable. Savings! � Yes, this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday SEPT. 19-20-21 ONLY SHIRLEY'S HOUSE OF FASHIONS is offering a 10% STOREWIDE DISCOUNT While you are in the Store, ask about the "NEW LINE" of "STAN JAY SPORTSWEAR" SHIRLEY'S HOUSE OF FASHIONS JnuphlM SfnN Wingham the Wingham and pctHos- pital Training Centre for Regis- tered Nursing Assistants, Guests attended the Wedding from Richmond Hill, W.illove, Goderich, Wroxeter, Chatham, Durham, Dutton, London, Saska- toon and the Wingham area. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Milo Casemore, grand- parents of the bride, and Mrs. Jack Glousher of Goderich, great aunt of the bride. Mrs. James Casemore of RR 4, Wingham, made the wedding cake. Sheerer bold ht. bride -elect Mrs, Angus Mowbray of Sum - Mit Drive hosted a miscellaneous shower last Thursday evening when about 20 friends and, nelgh- bors gathered to honor MSS Joanne Sutcliffe. A social time was enjoyed by all m attendapce and lunch. Was served. The guest of honor was assisted in opening her lovely, and useful gifts, by her mother, Mrs. Gordon Sutcliffe, and her future mother-in-law, Mrs. Douglas McPherson of Teeswater. Miss Sutcliffe's marriage to Jack McPherson takes place on October 5. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hueston residing in Stratford • Mr. and Mrs. K. Brock Hueston are residing in Stratford follow- ing a honeymoon trip to the East Coast and parts of the United .States. They weremarried in St. ? Ma ra Hni Church'by`i*. R. Crosby on Friday, Augusk30, at seven o'clock. Mrs. Hueston is the former Bonnie Mountain of St. Marys, daughter Qf Mr: and Mrs. Robert W. Mountain. The groom is the son of Mrs. Ruth Hueston of Wingham and the late IC. J. Hues - ton. Traditional and contemporary wedding music was supplied by James Hill who accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Anita Ruthig who sang "The Lord Is My Shepherd" and "The Wedding Song". Mrs. Marilyn Robinson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Marylin Brown of Brantford, and Mrs. Sandy Dike of Aurora, both friends of the bride, and the groon f's sister, Heather I ueston h of Guelph.: " { William A. Higgins was best man and guests were ushered by David Mountain, brother of the bride, of St. Marys, John Robin- son, brother-inaaw of the bride, also of St. Marys, and Bruce Bates of Monkton, friend' of the groom. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at Kirkton- Woodham Community Centre, attended by guests from Windsor, London, Toronto, St. Joseph's Is- land, Aurora, Goderich, Listowel, Wingham, Belmore; Wroxeter, Gorrie, Stratford, Ripley and Brantford. RESIDE IN KITCHENER—Valerie Joan MccLennan, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Scott McLennan of Molesworth, and Elgin Adams of Kitchener, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Adams of Gorrie, were married in Bluevale United Church by Rev. Barry Passmore of Wingham United Church. The couple will reside in Kitchener. (Photo by Russell Studio) Mr., Mrs. Austin Stinson hold `golden'Qpen house Open house was held on Sun- day, Sept. 8, in the . Fordwich United Church from 2-5 p.m. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stinson's • 50th wedding an- niversary. They were married Sept. 10th, 1924 at the t home • of ;bride's. '.dM ' Afrs. .Van res Downey, -6th of Lowick, one mile east of Forwich by the Rev. George Barnard of the Fordwich Methodist Church. Their at- tendants were Mrs. John (Ruth) Connell sister of the groom and Emerson Downey, brother of the bride.• They farmed on the 6th con. of Minto for 42 years before moving to Fordwich in 1966. They had a family of five. Arnold was killed in England in 1945; Mrs. 'George (Pauline) Richards of London; Bill of Cal- gary; Mrs. Ken (Maxine) Heise of Drew; and Laverne of Minto. Caskanette-Darling vows exchanged . St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church, Riversdale, was the scene of a pretty summer wed- ding on Saturday, August 24, at five o'clock, when Katherine Joyce Darling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Darling of RR 1, Clifford, and Dale Michael Caskanette of RR 3, Walkerton, were united in marriage. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Caskanette of the same address. Rev. Fred Dentinger officiated at the,ceremony which was per- formed in a setting of mums, zin- nias and snapdragons. Bill Zett- leir - provided organ music. --wrier Photo throughout the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of .white sheer crystalette fashioned on princess lines with mandarin neckline, long fitted sleeves and long chapel train. A Juliet capu- let headpiece held her four -tiered veil of pure silk illusion and she carried a bouquet of red roses and baby's breath. Mrs. Ethel Morrison of Listo- wel was her sister's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Gail Renwick of Clifford and Miss Lauranne Sanderson of Gorrie. Both are friends of the bride. They wore identical gowns of sheer blue nylon embossed with velvet dots. The gowns featured scoop necklines, caplet sleeves and wide sashes at the waistlines. They carried white and blue daisies. Philip Caskanette of RR 3, Walkerton, was his brother's best man and guests were ushered by brothers of the bridal couple, Rene Caskanette of RR 3, Walkerton, and Robert Darling of RR 1, Clifford. Guests from Linwood, Listo- wel, London, Kitchener and ▪ Florida attended the reception which was held in the Teeswater Arena. The bride's mother wore a floor -length gown of pale pink nylon with embossed rosebuds. An orchid corsage completed her ensemble. The groom's mother wilt unable to be present because of illness. For ' travelling to the East Coast, the bride wore a navy and white crimplene dress, white accessories and an orchid cor- sage. On their return they will reside at Walkerton. Honored guests at the wedding were the bride's maternal grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. °Prager Haugh of Bluevale; and the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mme. Simon f+'riedman of Linwood and Mini, Ida Caskanette of RR 3, Walkerton. • There are thirteen grandchild- ren. They are both active members of the Fordwich United Church. Austin was leader of the choir for 30 years and still sings in the choir. They are both members of the rriston r d District Horti- cultUrtil ' ciety. ,They have a `large gar en of vegetables and flowers and Mrs. Stinson keeps busy with her hobby leatheework and other hobbies. Those attending came from Calgary, Pittsburgh, Windsor, Alliston, Toronto, Hamilton, Woodstock, Atwood, Listowel, Palmerston, Harriston, Fergus, Arthur, Orton, Baden; Wingham, Meaford, Gorrie, Georgetown, Oshawa' and surrounding area. Their son Laverne was unable to be present as he is confined to bed with the "mumps" and Grace is in Peterborough Hos- pital with a broken hip and . Ruth (their bridesmaid of 50 years ago) is in Palmerston Hospital. A buffet supper was served after open house by the family to around 65 guests. Congratulations were received from The Prime Minister of Can- ada and William Davis for On- tario. Over 200 attended the Open House including : Murray Gaunt MPP; John Root MPP and Mrs. Root; Perrin Beatty, MP and Mrs. Beatty; Marvin Howe, Ex. MP and Mrs. Howe. Mrs, Gershom Johnston and George Grigg were Saturday visitors with Miss Iva Carr and brothers, Edgar and Harvey Of Dungannon. Miss Carr accom- panied Mrs. Johnston and. Mr. Grigg to visit Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hayden. UCW mating PONtrifiROOK-T., 80p- ternber mom, of the TARS Church Women was odd at the United Church on Tuesday of*. tenon of last week wttb i. in attendance,, Mo. John =de - brand and Um, Ernest Snowden. had charge of the program sled opened the meag wi* a hymn, Mrs. Hildebrand read the scripture and gave. the medita- tion: Mrs. Snowden led in dyer, Mrs. Hildebrand iba new hread one of 0 Crucified Redeemer" ,and slat also in- troduced the film, "Love Gargles No Doubt", "tags t'seit a poem, Mrs, Stuart Chimney read the Minutes: and gave the quarterly report.. The offering ~ was received. The October regional meeting was discussed. The card secretary would like the girder in within a week. Plans were made for the church anniversary which is Sept. 22. The supply secretary gave her report and where to send the baby layette was • hos* in lthe as 'Stunt nay. A social time was snj ft fl,. 441 o It Mots 7 for its second lain at the home of Mrc loorn Minn AU the girls were present and answered the roll "by i W to Ems" A disci br,tho leaders on family meal* was folio** by ns retial on' a service and maw 'with. the group -working together on set. ting a table and makng * mock meal, third meeting was heldat the home of Mrs, Bebrns when roll tall was "The Type of Refeiwce'file", answered by ten of the eleven members. Entertaining a guest and being a guest were disowned by the leaders, Packing for travel was demonstrated by Bonnie Behrnp and Valerie Wright. "In- troduction Made Easy" was group work with each. member introducing another. See Our Wide Selection OF FALL BULBS TULIPS DAFFODILS CROCUS HYACINTHS . E 135 Frances Phone 357-3880 Wingham PRE -WINTER OUTERWEAR "COUPON" SALE Bring in the coupon and save COUPON GOOD FOR 10% OFF OUTERWEAR PURCHASE AT THE JENNY WREN SHOPPE - SEPT. 19 to Z5 Name Phone No CHOOSE FROM A GOOD SELECTION OF COATS, JACKETS & SNOWMOBILE SUITS Cash & Carry -- Savings with coupon only eve, #194,ogx INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR WINGHAM-QOOERICN-KINGRDINE • OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS CHARGEX - MASrERCHARGE Are You Interested in your Community? There are many mentally retarded citizens presently in institutions who don; t belong there. The Ontario Government has introduced a New Policy Focus, a program designed to re -introduce these mentally retarded people back info the community over the next several years. Find out more about this new program, what is involved and how it might affect our community. You are invited to an informative meeting at the WINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 23 at 8:15 P.M. Wm. Stephenson, President, Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded 0