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TATE —YOUNpBLUT
Baskets Of, yellow and bronze
chrysaathernums and lighted
'White candlebra Made a pretty
setting in_K.nox United Church,
Mae Youngblutbecame the bride
of Gordon Tate of Georgetown.
The bride is the only duel:
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Youngblut, R. R. 1 Auburn and
the groom is ,the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George Tate of
Toronto.
The double. -ring ceremony
was performed by Rev._ M.R.
Roberts and the organist was
Mrs. Gordon Gross, R. R.
Auburn. The soloist was Elliott
Lapp.
,Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor.
length gown of white velvet fea-
turing an empire waistline with
° chapel train. The bodice was
covered with lace and the bodice
114 long lily point sleeves. Her
finger-tip veil of silk illusion
was held in place by a crown
of seed pearls and rhinestones.
She carried a bouquet of yellow
roses and white stephanoti's.
Mrs. Gary Smith of Strati.
ford was matron of honour wear.
nig a floor -length dress of em.
erald green velvet featuring an
empire waistline and A-line
skirt matching shoes •and long
over the elbow white gloves.
Her matahing velvet bow with
net formed her head piece and
she carried a bouquet oryellow
and bronze mums.
Miss Cathie Maarty of Goa.
erich, was -her cousin's brides-,
maid wearing a floor -length
dress of gold Velvet featuring
an empire waist, A-line skirt;
matching gold* shoes and gold
velvet bow headdress with net
and long white gloves. She car.
rieci a bouquet of yellow and
bronze mums.
Groomsman was James
Payne of Brampton, coilsin of
th* groom and -the ushers were
Barrie YoungbIut, R. R. 1 Cale -
don East and Douglas Young.
blut of Brantford, _brothers of
the bride.
Fallowing the ceremony a
reception was held in the parl-
our of Knox UnitedChurch which
was decorated with yellow and
bronze mums and roses with
white and yellow streaniers.
_Assisting the Wedding, party
in receiving the guests was
the bride's mother wearing a
two-piece teal bkie dress with
Shocking pink accessories. Her
corsage of white carnations
were tipped With shocking pink,
She was assisted by Mrs. Bert
Colman of Georgetown, aunt of
the grown, wearing a two-piece
dress of pink lace_ with tur.
quoise accessories. Her white
carnation corsage was tipped
with turquoise.
For a wedding trip to south.
-ern.Ontario, the bride donned a
,heather green two-piece suit
with fox fur miffs, brown pill.
box hat and accessories and
wore a corsage of yellow roses.
On their return thby will re.
side at Georgetown. Guests
were present froin Toronto,
Georgetown, Brampton, Brant.
ford, Caledon East, Hamilton,
St. Thomas and Stratford.
Prior to ,her marriage the
bride was honoured with
showers by Mrs. Barrie Young.
blut and, Mrs. Bert Coleman
at the home of Mrs. Barrie
Youngblut; the staff of the.ln.'
tenSive Care Unit of Peel Mem.
orial Hospital; the' night staff
of Peel :Memorial Hospital,
Brampton; Mrs. Wellington
-Oood and Mrs. Reg, Shultz at
the. home of Mrs. Good and
friends and neighbours at Knox
United Church, Auburn.,
Plani Service
Shelley Grange presided for
the, CGIT meeting ,held in the
Sunday school room of Knox
Presbyterian - Church with
Sherry Plaetzer at the piano.
The minutes were accepted?
as read by the secretary, Joyce
Leatherland. Roll call was an.
swered by naming different
plans they would like for a
Christmas party. A letter was
read re Centennial serviettes
but this was turned down by
the members. Plans were made
for the annual vesper candle -
lighting service to beheld earV
_in December.
The scripture lesson, wa.s re.
ceived by Arva Ball and de.
dicated with prayer. A contest
was led by Brenda Ball. '
The new study book, "Now
Would, You Believe,' was in.
troduced by the leader, Mrs.
W. Bradnock.. Gaithes were en.
joyed under Doona Baecheler
and Linda Sproul. The even-
ing was closed with Taps..
Sewing Sallies
tIpld 8th Meet
The eighth meeting of the
Auburn Sewing Sallies was held
with the president, Brenda Ar.
cha.mbault in charge. The meet.
ing was opened with the 4-H
pledge and the minutes read by
Marie Plunkett.
A review of the work cover.
ed was given ,by the leader,
Mrs. Bradnock and how to judge
dresSer scarves which they will
be doing for Achie.vement-Day,
to be held in Auburn on Dec -
.ember Z. Everyone worked to
complete their samples for the,
r'ecord 'books. Melanie Sprung
was chosen to Speak on the
Club exhibit. The meeting waS
Closed by all repeating.the 4-H
Creed.
Shower
PERSONALS
Mrs. Ben Hamilton is a pa.
tient in Goderich Hospital. Her
many friends wish. her a speedy
recovery.
Graduate Nurses Assoc.
Plans Christmas Dance
The 14ovember Meeting a the
Goderich Graduate_ Nurses' As.
sociation was held at the hOme
of Mrs. J. Stringer. Members
brought clOthing and food for
their Christmas family. •
The President, Mrs. I. MC*
Connell opened the rneetingwith
the Nightingale Pledge.
Plans were made for a Chrisb.
mas Dance to be held Decem.
'ber 2 at the Maitland Country
Club with dancing to the Blue.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Ralph D. Munro were Mr. and
Mrs. Will Strasser of Stmt.
ford and Dr. and Mrs. Roy Evans
of Stratford.
* * *
Thomas Johnston 8.nd Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips vis.
ited last Sunday with Mrs. John.
ston who is a patient in Vic.
toria Hospital.
Mrs. Heinz Rutkowski was
presented with a farewell gift
of luggage from friends and
neighbours by Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mrs.. Eldon Mac..
Lenna,n and Mrs. Gordon Powell
Mrs. Rutkowski left on Tues.
day with her family, Silvia,
Angelica, Heinz and Susie to
join her husband in Vancouver
where they will make their
home.
Knox Church
Anniversary
tones. This is to be held in
place of the annual Hallowe'en
dance and members were urged
to support it.
The nominating committee,
consisting of Mrs. J. Donnelly,
Mrs. H. 0. Jerry and Mrs.
H. Glen Was asked to have
their slate of officers ready
for the December meeting.
• A Thank -you letter was read
from Linda. Sheardown, the re.
A lively __d_Iscussion was held
on the. tiiitire of the organizao
tion and ways to improve atten.
dance. Everyone was urged to
invite new nurses to meetings.
Lunch was served by Mrs. N.
McIntrye at the close of the
meeting.
The 107 anniversary service
was held last Sunday at Knox
Presbyterian, Church with Rev.
Douglas Fry of First Presby.
terian Church, Seaforth as the
guest speaker. Mrs. Ronald
Livermore Of Gorrie was the
organist. The soloist was Ed
Haines. A duet was sung by
Mrs. Ronald Livermore and Ed
Haines accompanied by Mrs.
Doriald Haines.
Kingsbridge
PORT ALBERt
By Mrs. Jim Martin
KINGSBRIDGE - The com.
munity welcomes Rev. Father
Azzopcandi, SSP to St. Joseph's
Church. He will assist with
the parish duties while Father
Oaruana is in Malta.
* * *
PORT ALBERT - Visitors
over° the weekend with Mrs.,
Dave Martin and family were
Mr. , and Mrs. Earl Martin and
David of London; Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Rabior and family of
Lavonia, Michigan; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred JohnS and family
of Farmington, Michigan.
* * *
Mr,,,b,„ Roy Petrie -returned
home fr9m Stratford. on Fri.
day. Roy Petrie is a patient
in General Hospital in Strat-
ford. He is wished a.speedy re.
covery.
Mr: and Mrs. Earl Drennan
are visiting with Mr. anl Mrs.
Nick Percy inDetroit this week.
end.
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Bolland
and family oi Clarksoh spent
Saturday on the farm.-
Large silver bells and a
flower -decked arch decorated
the Sunday school room of Knox
United Church for the shower
last week to honour Miss Betty
Youngblut.
Mrs. Gordon Gross was the
chairman for the program and
Miss Marsha KOopmans led in
a sing -song with Nancy Ander..
son at the piano. An accordian
solo, was played by Gail Seers.
A duet was sungby Misses Betty
Moss and Nancy Anderson ac.
companied' by Miss Jennifer
Grange.
Melanie Sprung gave the read.
ing,Miss Marsha Koopmans and
Mrs. .Gordon Gross were in
charge of the. contest. Misses
Marsha, -Martie and Klaske
Koopmans 'sang accompanied by
Mrs. Gordon Gross. Mrs.
Ernest Durriin gave an hum.
orous reading. Misses Brenda
East and Jennifer Grange played
a piano duet.
Mrs. Ted East and Mrs.
Wayne ' Millian escorted the
guest of honour to the platform
and also her cousin, Miss Cathie
McLarty of Godefich. Mrs. Mil-
, lien -pinned a corsage on the
bride -elect and 1Virs..East pin.
neer it on Miss McLarty. Miss
Marsha Koopmans read an ad.
dress of congratulations and the
many gifts were presented by
Brenda East, Jennifer Grange
and Martie Koopmans. Miss
Youngblut thanked her friends
and neighbours for the gifts
and invited every'one to visit'
her in her new home in George.
Mrs. GeorgeRichardson, who,
has been visiting with Mrs. Dale
Martin and family for a. few
weeks, has returned to
Mr. 8.nd Mrs. Jack Van Osdh
spent the weekend in London
visiting *their daughter Mrs.
Morris Schuirmans, her bus.
band and family.
HEALTH TIPS
While antihistamines can help
to 'relieve the annoying symp.
toms of a cold, they have, noth.
ing to do with caring a cold. .
The Ontario Medical Associa.
tion advfses that general --
measures such as warmth, suf.
ficient rest and sleep, and the
.avoidanCe of exposure will do
much more to help the patient
while the cold runs its course.
People who use antihista.
mites should remember two
important points;
• 1. It might not be a cold they
are treating. • Many other con.
ditions can cause the same
syricptoms as the common cold,
including allergies, measles
and other infectious diseases.,
Antihistamines have side.
effects. They cause drowsiness.
Pilots are not allowed to use
antihistamines wnile flying, and
drivers o.f automobiles -should
be extra careful if they're tak.,
antihistamMes Will upset the
stomach or bowel, and occasioa.
ally will cause an allergy.
ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD
IN TOWN
Chinese Food
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The first heavy snowfall Of the winter
descended early 'this week and blanketed
Goderich and area with a two-inch layer.
Although the town's adult pdpulation was
not too' happy about the white stuff, ,pre.
schoolers and other youngsters were glad
to see it. Here, Mrs. Jim McCabe of town,
takes her son, Norman for a sleigh ride
down St. David Street. (Staff Photo)
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Visited in Guelph on Sunday
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