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Catherine Nieman of Kitchener
' and Murray Ritsema of Wing-
' . ham were united in marriage in a
6 four o'clock ceremony on
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Saturday, September 29, in
Lucknow Christian Reformed
Church. Rev. Leonard Van
Staaldutuen performed the
ceremony and Miss Lynne
Hilverda was organist. Soloist
Brian Dorscht sang 'The
You
other'
n ivi ua exercises, in the
morning, to strengthen muscles,
Wedding Prayer" and "The
Rr a
mgham Legion Hall. Guests
U can deper ,i
Harvey Houston, touring
Song" and Miss Valerie
Crafts such as knitting, crochet-
everyone
eryone manages
fairly well," she added.
from Texas Maryland and
Michigan
WWedding
cask played a trumpet solo,
Teeswater Creamery and CKNX
They � toured the following
Ont
ing, � , . . : � , ....and horticulture':
are practised d the of-
"O Perfect Love".
in the U.S. Pembroke
oroKitchener,
e&uling Waterloo,
all ,
,
day by Mrs. Vi Chambers to • ...
V. p B belonging .
id xs endence and halon ' within
muni s needed help,the club
o y are geared_-1or�`f_Aas been Pushing orward: A
enjoym: The p
clothing core
The meeting opened with a
si -a4on led by Mrs. Don Ross
g
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nieman of
the, community..
needs. Were
po rtable classroom has been
_
Kitchener.
of Whitechurch followed with the
lunch at the home of . and
Victims are provided with
• there in the form
roo
Parents ofthe groom
m
ordered and will arrive sometime
experts who
singing of several familiar songs
are Mr. and Mrs. Tjaart Rit- _., ...
and fine finger movements.
are fast, reliable,
.
esus, Wingham. N .
Saskatoon, showed slides and
and reQ8,pnable. A
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Given in marriage by her,
Foulds, RNA, added, "There are
good name to know.
For honeymooning at Silver
father, the bride wore her
eeach presented with a gift, a
wedding dress which is
30 years old. It was made of ivory ; <R
'< satin with covered buttons down
RfADMAN
the back French lace and satin
F layered the skirt in panels and
A she wore a floor4ength trailing
CLEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR
veil of French lace. She carried a
�k
Josephine Street, Winghomsemi-cascade of red roses and, Phone 357-1242 white forget-me-nots.
s £' Mrs. Debbie Graham of
Burlington was her sister's
matron of honor. She wore an
elegant . aping blouson
� soft dr
d gown with slit sleeves in a cin F
s 3 x~ ..
y namon color. She carried aL
' wicker basket containing an
arrangement of
_roses, daisies, r> .
primroses and forget-me-nots
PRACTISING PHYSIOTHERAPY—Stroke Club co-ordinator, Mrs. Nadina Foulds, en- trm�niedwi
� lace.
Aqua Fresh -100 ml. courages stroke victims to practise arm exercises. The club is designed to help victims In similar ensembles were they
recover and lead an active life within society. bridesmaids, Rebecca Nieman
T. : THPASTE • 9 9 and Gloria Cormier, both sisters .
of the bride from Kitchener, and
Julie Petersen, a close friend, of
Wampole -100':, 100 mg. � Kitchener. ,
VIUMIN C Volunteersfor Brian Potter of Brussels, the
• groom's brother -in law, was best Teesroter host
man and guests were ushered by
Listerine - 18 s - � ... �
THROAT LOZENGES
Antiphlogistine fi 4'h oz.
A -53S RUB
MJNI PJIDS.
Jim Scott of Collingwood, a
• 99 brother-in-law the groom, and to district institute
stroke recove, e u brothers of thea bridal couple,
Mark Nieman and Ed Ritsema, A meeting of Bruce South from England accompanied by a
both of Kitchener: District W.I. members was held gentleman also from abroad. The
11099The Stroke Recovery Club, a Ron Khuranna, hospital ception that there is a lot of lif- in Teeswater Sept. ceremony, a
i dFollowing the 19. groups - toured in the area by
F'
volunteer program, was therapist, conducts one hour of ting, but there isn't. Teeswater W.I. hosted the mg and Mrs.
Jul
anized last to ' ' 'd 1 << reception was held at th
Mrs. Ross Cumming
erg y b
rug
together homebound stroke
of cl
n ivi ua exercises, in the
morning, to strengthen muscles,
I tram volunteers how to lift
safelyand
Rr a
mgham Legion Hall. Guests
evening meeting. Mrs. Ross
Harvey Houston, touring
victims. Operating one day per
Crafts such as knitting, crochet-
everyone
eryone manages
fairly well," she added.
from Texas Maryland and
Michigan
Cumming, district
g, president,
chaired the gathering of 60-70
Teeswater Creamery and CKNX
They � toured the following
week, Tuesday, it has succeeded
• in giving members a feeling of in-
ing, � , . . : � , ....and horticulture':
are practised d the of-
With or without the com-
in the U.S. Pembroke
oroKitchener,
e&uling Waterloo,
ladies.
,
day by Mrs. Vi Chambers to • ...
V. p B belonging .
id xs endence and halon ' within
muni s needed help,the club
o y are geared_-1or�`f_Aas been Pushing orward: A
enjoym: The p
clod and n were
rel eived the mothers the
The meeting opened with a
si -a4on led by Mrs. Don Ross
g
Douglas Point and WalkertoiL
� group was .. ._. �.:.. J for
the, community..
enjoyment and movement of
po rtable classroom has been
of
groom
of Whitechurch followed with the
lunch at the home of . and
Victims are provided with
• there in the form
damaged muscles,
Mr Wood] 'd th
ordered and will arrive sometime
'
singing of several familiar songs
Mrs. Ross Cumming, Ripley and,
- _._'Forr�+ M- �,r.�
py exercises
and an opportunity to discuss
ey sal e U B 16 . this month. Upon delivery it will
members consist of homebound '.be placed on Carling Terrace,
The brides mother wore a mut
green accordion
by a quartet of Whitechurch
ladies by
a number of Riply W.I. members
visited the
Irish 1ifIQ.-95 gr,
personal :adjustment problems.
out-patients and those still in
between emergency and the doc-
pleated gown
with raglan sleeves and a white
accompanied Mrs.
Agnes Farrier at the piano.
with guests. They
were ektertained to dinner at the
SOAP 3
Recreational activities are in-
corporated into therapy for
hospital. "Many don't have any
other outside but
toms' office. The classroom will
be
gardenia corsage. The groom's
Mrs. David Ireland of
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
969
PP, Mrs. Christine Currie,
activity the
equipped with ramps, two
mother chose a turquoise
Teeswater, district delegate to-.
Wall, Wingham. After all at -
Elliot, PM, and Scott Reid, PP.
muscle strength, coordination
club."
wheelchair washrooms and a
polyester gown with an orchid
the National Convention in
tended the evening meeting in
Sharon Cowman, Warder Mrs.
and fine finger movements.
Program coordinator Nadina
kitchen.
corsage.
Saskatoon, showed slides and
Teeswater. The visitors were
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Communication skills are also
Foulds, RNA, added, "There are
At the present time the group
For honeymooning at Silver
gave a most interesting report of
eeach presented with a gift, a
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taught to those suffering from
aphasic, a speech disturbance.
potentially nine more stroke
victims that could join, but
meets in a crowded room inside
the clinic building.
Lake, the bride wore a two-piece
beige
that convention. Mrs. Ireland
remembrance from Bruce South
p
cancer research.
we
wool suit with a corsage of
expressed thanks for giving her
District and Bruce County.
WHITECHURCH
Bill Woodley, director of
don't have enough volunteers."
Several weeks ago the club was
coral roses and ivory forget -me-
the opporturnity to attend the
Mrs. Rena Fisher gave the
and Kevin Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
nursing at Wingham and District
The original objective was one
given a medical consultant, Dr.
nots.
convention.
courtesies the meeting closed
Open 9 e.nL to 9 p.m. Weekdays • Sundays Noon to Six
Hospital, explained the program
volunteer for every member. So
Leahy of Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritsema will
Special guests in the district
with `b. Canada". Lunch was
at their home Friday evening,
is divided into two sections, 75
far there are only eight regular
Program organizers hope to
reside in Wingham.
were two W.I. exchange ladies
.
wed by the--.Teeswater W.L.
• percent for rehabilitation and 25
and four part-kime volunteers.
incorporate the club into a day
percent for social activity.
"More are needed to keep this
hospital concept. They also wish
program viable," declared Mr.
to extend the meetings to two
Woodley.
days instead of one. "But we need
Mrs. Foulds attributed the lack
of volunteers to the miscon-
more volunteers," said Mr.
Woodley.
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Huron Chapter OES
holds installation
A large crowd was present for
Armstrong, Worthy Patron
the installation of officers for
Wallace Conn, Associate Matron
Huron Chapter 89, Order of the
Mrs. Llewella Armstrong,
Eastern Star, for the coming
Associate Patron Hugh Arm -
year.
strong, Secretary Mrs. Kathleen
Mrs. Florence Reavie, PD-
Moffat, Treasurer Mrs. Jean
DGM, and her installing board,
Leitch, Conductress Mrs. Nelva
Mr° 5,,A-^; IM -!-2 .• la, l u a.
uGu1 L, Nssuciate conductress
Donelda Moffat and Jack Kopas,
Mrs. Leona Miller, Chaplain Mrs.
were assisted by Alex Robertson,
Noreen Gnay, Marshall Mrs.
PP, Mrs. Christine Currie,
Mildred Blackwell, Organist
PDDGM, Mrs. Kathleen
Mrs. Louise Swanson, Adah Mrs.
Forester, PM, Mrs. Phronie
Shirley Langridge, Ruth Mrs.
Elliot, PM, and Scott Reid, PP.
Maudie Fisher, Esther Mrs,
The following were installed:
Audrey MacDonald, Martha Mrs.
Worthy Matron Dr. Alma Conn-
Shirley Brooks, Electa Mrs.
Sharon Cowman, Warder Mrs.
2Sth anniversary
Dorothy Wall, Sentinel Jack
MacDonald.
is
Two lovely duets were sung by
celebrated by
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gaunt.
Bluevale couple
Mrs. Kathleen Moffat presented
the immediate past matron and
BLUEVALE—Mr. and Mrs.
Patron, Phronie Elliot and Farish
Clarence Henning. were invited
Moffat, with their jewels. Mrs.
by their nieces and nephews to a
Jessie Kerr and her special
smorgasbord supper at thelunch.
ittee served a delicious
Wingham Golf and Curling Club
The order is having a special
on Sunday to celebrate their 25th„.Oj
. .
'r , Ulla year to support
wedding arwiversary.
Enjoying the special occasion
cancer research.
were Mr. and Mrs. Marty
Cretier, Amy -Jo and Janell, Mr.
and Mrs. Lary Elliott, Mr. and
WHITECHURCH
Mrs. Kelvin Fischer, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Moffatt, Kathy Walker,
A wedding reception was held
Ken Skinn, Daryl, Marie, Sheila
in the Community Memorial Hall
and Kevin Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday ung for newlyweds
Harold Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. David ^Elliott.
George Fischer and Mr. and Mrs.
Music for dancing was supplied
Joe Walker. '
by Tiffin's Orchestra. Elroy
Mr. and Mrs. Henning were
Laidlaw add eased the couple
presented with gifts to mark the
and Archie Purdon presented
occasion. Open House will be held
thein with a gift of money. David
at their home Friday evening,
w MI , - , - I appreciation on behalf
October 26, from a to 10 p.m.
5
Of him W and his bride.
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