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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-22, Page 5Evening unit holeeting O FORD — The evening unit of the United Church Women - held its meeting at the home of Mrs. Cecil Wilson on April 14, with a good attendance. Carol Donaldson opened the worship service with a reading on Easter and a hymn was sung. Sharon S$1,a39 Kelly gave some short readings on Christ risen from the tomb and the scripture taken from St. John, 20:1-18. TOOTHPASTE Edithe Gibson took the chair for the business. 1'be tress urer's report and minutes of the previous meeting were read and 9 Oz. approved. The correspondence was dead consisting of aletter ARRID EXTRA DRY from the Nursing Home in Ford- - 3 9 with and one from the Regional Lady Patricia SHAMPOO SPRAY WINDOW CLEANER BON AMI FLOOR WAX FUTURE 27 oz. Hospital, both asking the ladies to entertain the people there for a 99 party. An invitation from Gorrie and Fordwich Anglican Churches to a Thankoffering service was 20 oz. read. Mrs. Gibson gave some high- lights on the Presbytery held at Brucefield in March. The next meeting will be May 12 at Mrs. 20 oz. 089Goosen Winkel's home and the feature is an auction of saleable items. The program committee was $1*79 Mrs. Nellie Allen and Mrs. Lynn Timperly and they opened with a reading on Easter. They read from the books of Luke and Philippians. A contest was con - T R I A N G L E ducted by Lynn Timperly on D 1 S C D U N T Bible people. The feature by FDJ_ Mary Douglas was two readings � rrt.r� �s�l�•� r�.�te> i�i«r�ar- _rtels� "A Salute to Bus Drivers" and "If God Went on Strike". Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six Lunch was served by Elaine Nickel and Marj Wagler. � Is 1 CATALOG UE. Thank you, WINGHAM AND AREA for your patronage Eaton's catalogue sales unit will close permanently on APRIL 24 After sales service will continue to be available on all serviceable merchandise. For after sales service in this area call MAJOR APPLIANCES Reynolds Refrigeration Winghom Ontario 357 1085 HOME ENTERTAINMENT Warren House Wrnghom Ontario 357-1415 , , OTHER -CONTACT — Cotologue Customer Services 800 Warden Avenue Scarborough Ontario SMALL APPLIANCES loidlow Appl once% Wingham Ontario 357-2262 The Wingham Advance -Timex, Thurs., April a, lA76—Page 5 How to look your best k ' on a limited budget by Lavenne N. Ballagh r r' Last week I informed you that J if you really wanted to be swing- / ing on the fashion ropes this spring, buy stripes. But at the same time I warned you that if you are not an experienced V sewer, shy away from making your own. Suppose, though, that you've hunted all over and can't find anything to suit you in w stripes. You have time and some sewing talent and you want to ex- / periment. Here are a few tips. j Your first purchase will prob- ably be a pattern. Choosecare- I F YOUR WARDROBE fully. It must be a pattern that boasts nothing else striped, \ ' will adapt easily to stripes, with invest in a striped scarf which few pieces and very few seams will have many uses and still ' because it is the seams that will show you know what's "in" ' "�" give you trouble. Don't get a prin- this spring. -Iwo- cess pattern for snatching at the seams will be impossible. stripes to run w and down on the Unlike some jiffy patterns, you garment, your pattern arrow will ,.1► Is+ ! cannot just throw stripes toge- be parallel to the stripes. If your r' ther. It takes some designing. stripes will run across, the arrow Experiment with it and be cre- will be perpendicular to the ative. Make sure you allow for stripes. In order to look right, ri matching when you buy your ma- your stripes, if horizontal, must terial ; you may need more than be matched at the seams and if the pattern says. your outfit is two-piece, the Use stripes to enhance our fig- stripes must match at the place ure. Say, for instance, that you the two pieces overlap. want to make a lounging palazzo Skirts are almost invariably outfit. You may want to make the matched in chevrons, which are A CANDY SALE at the hospital on April 15 sweetened everyone's day. The Whitechurch jacket of material striped hori- the Vs formed by matching strip - Women's Institute donated the candy that the hospital auxiliary sold. Volunteers zontally and cut the pants on the es at an angle, thereby making wrapping candy are Mary Procter, Rena Fisher and Catherine Forsyth. vertical stripes. If you tend to be diagonal stripes which are flat - heavy on top, though, you would tering to any figure. If the stripes look better in vertical stripes on in the material are even, this will SENIORS EUCHRE top and horizontal on the bottom. be no problem; if they are un - PO luck luncheon for zens held a progressive euchre FORDWICH — The Senior Citi- Always cut the front portion of even, you will need a mathemati- your garment first for it is most cal mind to figureto match a way party in thecommunity hall on important that you match it. them at all seams. meeting of B e lm o re WI Thursday ev„ening with 13 tables Then work on the back, sleeves A smashing spring '76 look fea- in play. Winners were, high lady, and other pieces. If you want the tures an A-line skirt with the BELMORE — A delicious pot- play of Bruce County jewellery atMrs. Annie Pittendreigh ; highh stripes moving diagonally, a fit - luck noon luncheon was served at the May meeting and members gent, Stan Bride; consolation ted jacket; verticAl stripes serv- the Pancake House in the tom- are requested to bring jewellery winners, Peggy Schneider and ing to add a slimming effect, with munity centre, where an interest- boxes, 8" by 10" flat boxes suit- Deanne Behrns; special birth- a bodice yoke featuring the hon- ing display of crafts had been set able for packaging platters, 9„ day, Mrs. Norman Harding. zontal stripe. Only one way that u prior to the Belmore Maple stripes can be used to each in - Syrup Festival. cup and saucer boxes. - - Following the meal, the presi- •o You can use your own ideas and dent, Mrs. Don MacAdam, pre- come up with a design specifical- sided for the annual meeting and ly You. requested the members to intro- Wedding —Visitors for Easter with Mr. Parisian designers, who very duce their guests. Announcement and Mrs. Wallace Agar were Mr. often set the fashion trend for the The secretary, Mrs. John and Mrs. Charles Hay and rest of the world, are even de - Rutherford, read the minutes of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes Brenda of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. signing their stripes for evening the 19741975 annual meeting. of RR 5, Wingham'are pleased to Chester Higgins and family of wear. That's how big they are These minutes were approved as announce the forthcoming mar- Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce this spring! If you own nothing read. Reports were presented by riage of their only daughter, Hays and, family of Wroxeter. else in the fresh stripe look, go the secretary -treasurer and by Brenda Margaret to Wayne Paul —Mr. and Mrs. Del Burkhart ^^' out and buy a striped scarf to the Institute representative on Collins of London. The marriage travelled to Irvington, New wear around your neck, around the arena board, Mrs. Leonard will take place at Knox United Jersey, on Easter weekend to your waist or as a wraparound Metcalfe, as well as reports of the Church, Belgrave on April 30th at visit with Miss Sophia Martynec, for that drooping hairdo. committee conveners. eight p.m. former reporter with The Ad: in Snazzy stripes — the million - The roll call was answered by vance-Times. They also stopped dollar look this year! Get into "What I Liked About This Year's Mr. and Mrs. William W. at Oquaga Lake, New York and some of your own!!! Programs", also the payment of Adams, RR 5, Brussels, are visited with members of the Scott fees. pleased to announce the forth- family. :?• The District Annual will be held coming marriage of their daugh- =Many residents of Wingham s �+ in Whitechurch Presbyterian ter, !fancy Jean to Kenneth Gow- attended the annual Belmore ti� yt Church on May 18. Branches of ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maple Syrup Festival on Satur- the district will display their day. Beautiful weather made the �� �• � Y Gowing, HR 2, Bluevale. T}1e � •� . , • },. crafts. The Area Convention will wedding to take place on Friday, day even more enjoyable than be in Chesley November 15 and Ma-, 14, 197E at seven o'clock in usual. —Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woods 16. Brussels Presbyterian Church. - Mr. and Mrs. Rowland .� , f'': ' and Shelley of Pembroke spent Mrs. Forler, a guest. from Ballagh were entertained by �, r r Easter weekend with relatives at Lakelet Branch, invited the Bel- their family on Good Friday at a the homes of their parents, Mrs. more area ladies to join them for BUSY STITC11WRh dinner at the Bavarian Inn, El- Walter Woods of Wingham and a bus trip in June to the Hamilton The roll call was answered by mira. The occasion was their 53rd '�%'.:Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moffat in area, which will include a visit to 'what learning -stitch article I wedding anniversary, the actual Lucknow. the Erland Lee Home. This in- have chosen'. The girls cut out date of which was April 4. Those —Easter Sunday visitors with vitation was readily accepted. their patterns and traced the attending were Miss Lavonne Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer of RR Mrs. Don Wallace read the design on the material They also ' Ballagh, Mr. and Mrs. John 1, Bluevale were Mr. and Mrs. slate of officers for the ensuing practised doing the hack stitch Clark, Gregory and Steven of Rodger Kieffer, Rodger II, year, reporting all offices filled and learned an ease way to Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Michael and Michelle of Hamil- for. the 1976-1977 year. thread a needle with embroidery Bronson. Ron and Carolyn of El- '•�'t ton: Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Mrs. Arnold will present a disthre'd. mira. f} Schreiter of Kitchener, Mr. and DECISIONS, DECISIONS. There was so much candy for sale at the Wingham hospital that these two nurses were hard put to make a decision. The sale took place April 15. The Whitechurch Women's Institute donated the candy to the Hospital Auxiliary to sell. From left to right are volunteer Mrs. Rena Fisher, Mrs. Betty Moncrief, Reg. N., and Miss Ruth Currie, Reg. N. DIAGONAL STRIPES, matched in chevrons at all seams, give this fashion con scious girl the new striped look for spring. Hers is the unified look. She could have just as easily chosen •a two piece 'look or a dress with a waistline and used horizontal, vertical and diagonal stripes to match her mood or comple ment her figure: Mrs. William Kieffer, Sean, Tammy and Jason of Bluevale, Corrine Kieffer of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weishar and Col- leen of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kieffer of Wroxeter. —Mr. and Mrs. Warren Weber, Denise and Danny of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuillerier, Ruth and Kathryn of Ala& Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bechberger, Paul Jr. and Joseph of London spent Easter Sunday with their parents, Mr. and MrS. James Gibbons. —Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Gorrell of Port Credit spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. W. E. Heugan.. RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Wednesday, April 28 F. E. MADILL GYM 12:30 - 3130 P.M. 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. I ' t 4