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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-09-13, Page 4KlPPEN h4kl Ieten-Charters 'rite Reverend A. ltarold Jnht1 Stun, pester of St.. Andrew's Veit. ed ('Iiut'clt. ls;ippen, perforated an Impressive double ring ceremony ea Sateeday, September 8, at 2 wirers 1Vlarjor10 Jean Clew- lare, daughter Of 141r. and I'll's. W. Pearaoa Charters, Kippeu and (lone Ferguson Middleton, son 01: Mr. and Mrs, T. Alvin Middleton ot London, Ont, spoke their marriage vows before an altar decorated with a 14 branch can- delabra which formed an arch above baskets of white gladioli banked with ferns, 'Escorted to tate altar by her lather the bride chose a colonial wedding gown of candlelight silk faille. The rounded neckline wau trimmed in self material of laurel leaf design encrusted with pearls. Identienl trine was repeated at the waistfeaturing lily point sleeves and a fitted bodice with impress- ed pleats forming a bustle back and flowing to a chapel train. Her linger tip veil of French illusion was secured by a Queen's crown of crystals and pearls, The bride carried a white Bible topped with deep pink rosebuds and wore the engagement ring her grand- mother, the late Mrs. Wrn. Chat'+ ters, wore 60 years ago. The bridesmaids, Mrs. John A. Mc- Gregor and Mrs. Douglas E, Mc- Gregor, twin sisters of the bride, wore sapphire blue peau-de-soie in sheath design with overskirts and carried white lace hesitate arranged with white pompon mains and deep pink rose buds and white feather headdress. Miss Janice Middleton, London, as junior bridesmaid, was also dressed in blue with white em- broidery and white ribbon head- dress. Little Nancy Middleton was flower girl in white organdy and white ribbon headdress. Both girls earried small baskets et flowers identical to those of the bridesmaids. James Middleton was his brother's groomsman and William R. Charters, brother of the bride and John Middleton, brother of the groom, ushered the guests. Mr. John Caldwell play ed wedding music and accompan- ied the soloist, Miss Dorothy Par- ker as she sang "I Love You -ereenly" and "I'11 Welk Beside Yon." A reception was held in the church parlours where the bride's mother received the guests wear- ing silk organza sheath dress with self trite in Elizabeth blue and bone accessories. The groom's mother chose a. blue silk brocade sheath with matching jacket. Roth mothers wore a corsage of pink delight roses. The yonug couple left later for a honeymoon in Washington and eastern states. For travelling the bride chose a white sculptured bengaline sheath dress with three-quarter length coat with raspberry Coloured ne- cessorles and a corsage of pink rosebuds. On their return the temple will reside in London. (iueito Cram a distance were front flat tie Creek, Milch., Toronto,' Loniten, • at, Thomas ilt'anten, Gwen Soiled and Sarnia, On Tuesday, September 4th, Mrs, Pearson. Charters entertailt- ed afternoon and. evening at 't tt'oaaset4e teat 10 11onollr eL tier daughter, Marjorie (bride-elect.et 'September 8t.h). The lace table • cloth was centred. with gladiolus .and ivy and lighted candies. The guests were received by the 1)rid(3.01ect's mother, Mrs. Char- ters, and the grown elect's moth, erg Mrs. Middleton, Pouring tea tiering the afternoon were Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Snider, both of London, Ser ring, bliss Jean McNaughton, Mise Mary Norris. Displaying the shower gifts, Susie Leiden: kitchen and linen, Mate garet ldlgie; trousseau. Mrs, 1)ongles McGregor; wedding gilts, Mrs. John McGregor. Misses Cathy and Shirley Hayman were in charge of the geest book. Dare fug the eventug, pouring tea were Mrs. Rex Thompson, rattle Creek, Mich., aunt of the bride; Mrs, Thomas Flytut, Seaforth, aunt or the groom. Serving, Mrs, Lloyd Cooper, Miss Phyllis Lostetl; trousseau, Mrs. Douglas McGreg- or; tate gifts, Mrs. John McGregor, kitchen and linens, 1vTrs. Laird Finlayson; shower gifts. Miss Jean McNaughton; guest book, Misses Janice and Nancy Iviiddle- ton of London, Can We Help BE SURE YOUR CLOTHES ARE READY FOR FALL Flannery Cleaners phone 87 Public Hearing of Briefs Tourist i ndustry Committee Ontario Economic Council London Sept. 19, 10.00 a.m. City Hali—Council Chamber The public is invited to attend a hearing of briefs concerning the present and future role of Ontario's tounst industry. At the same erne, the Committee invites submissions from the floor. We request that 6 copies of the brief be submitted at least one week prior to the hearing. The purpose of the committee is to ands to formulate rects of ecommendations concerning: 1. The relative effectiveness of current government assistance to participation in the tourist industry. 2. An evaluat.on of strengths and weak- nesses within the tourist industry itself. W. H. Cranston 1'. C. Clarke, Secretary • Chairman 6 Parliament Buildings Toronto (Telephone 355.1048) Miss Marjorie Charters was honored at three miscellaneous showers during the past two weeks. Former neighbors on the Mill Road, Mrs. Wilson McCart- ney and daughter, Georgina, en- tertained, Georglne reading the address, 'Mary Annie McLean carried in the gifts, Mrs, James Middleton of St. Thomas held a shower at her home when Mar- jorie was the recipient of many lovely gifts, Kippon United Church Ladies held a shower on Friday evening, Augus 31st, Mrs, John R. Cooper chairing the short programme. Jean McNaughton gave an instrnnhental. Margaret pllgie gave reading, Mrs, Ross Ilroadfoot played the piano and led in community staging. The address was read by Phyllis Los - tell. Marjorie was invited to a nicely decorated chair and the lovely gine presented her, Site thanked. everyone at all showers and invited n11 to her trousseau tea. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Beattie. \Vingham, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride and Sharon, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Mrs, Jim McGregor planned a dinner Party in honour of Dlrs. Keith Lovell (Myra Stokes) at Zurich Dominion hotel oe August 29th, at which many of ivlyra's friends were present and everyone enjoy- ed a lovely diluter. Betty read an address to Myra and she was pre- sented with many lovely gifte and she replied fittingly and thanked everyone for their thoughtfulness, Mrs, John Ryan and daughter, :Mss Marjorie Ryan of Washing- ton, D.C., and Mrs. Win. Schram of Parkhill spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kyle. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. :minim tore aunts of Mrs. Kyle. Mr. and Mrs Ilex Thompson of Battle Creek Mich„ attended the Middleton -Charters wedding Sat- urday afternoon. Mr. and 1Irs. Lloyd Cooper and Dir, and 2trs. Toru Consitt spent a couple of days at the CNE m Toronto. DIr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry of London visited Saturdev evening with Mr. Robert Thom- son. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keeling hf Owen Sound visited Sunday tvii.h Mr. and Mrs. N. Long, The first meeting of the Stan- ley Sallies 4-H club for Stanley Township wag, held at the home of Mrs. Eileen Consitt on Wed- nesday, Sept. 1tlh. Leaders are Mrs. Eileen Consitt and Dlre, Eleanor Hendrick. Officers elect- ed were Pres.,. Gwenneth Hend- rick; vice pres., Bonnie Robinson, treasurer, Nancy Consitt, press reporter, Gwen Hay. Project is "Dressing Up Vegetables.. The second meeting will be held at home of Mrs. Eleanor Hendrick, BRODHAGEN Those attending Mitchell Dist - riot High School from here are: Larry Kintner, Margaret Hoegy, Diane Trotter, Grade 9; Barbara Hovey, Cheryl Betlnon'ies :tied. Jutta` butter, Richard Leouherdt .titan l'reu•it, Joyce Rock, (trade to; Kenneth Ahrens end Pltyllie Hinz, (trade 11; Roger$ltofdiec and June !tock, Grade 12. Mr. Donald 1)00bar 10 again the teacher at the 13rodhagett eehool ts'ith 311 students enrolled. Four. teen students from this school are being transported by hue to S.S. No. 7 (Ilarvey's Schoch: Flowers adorned the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday from the Sykes-Ilinz wed- ding at the church on Saturday and a basket of flowers was 111 the 011100 01 from the funeral of Carl Simnel' at First Lutiterna Church on Friday. The wedding dinner and mime. tion for MI', and Mrs. Ray Sykes (Murtha Hinz) was held at the (immunity hall on Saturday. Go Friday evening a very large crowd gathered at the cernmanity hall for a shower for Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Benertllan (Florence Stahlke). Gary Shoidice read the address of good wishes and Clay - Lou Ahrens and Lloyd Denetedt preeented the couple with cash on behalt of the 13rodhagen and dist- rict and Gadshill and. district: rel- atives, neighbors. friends. Mrs. Louis Bunck for the Kuhryville \'Vontea`s Institute read act ad. dress anti presented them witih a gift. Dancing was enjoyed with music by Clarettes orohestra. Lunch was served in the bese- ntent. On Sunday afternoon lelgtives of Mrs. Lizzie Bauer of Stettlor, Alberta, who has been visiting here gathered in the comtmuhity hall club room for a social get- together. Miss Diane Beuerman returned to SeaiOrth to attend high school after spending the summer with her grandmother, Mrs, Louise Hillebrecht. Mt', and Mrs, Wm. S. Riehl ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sim- mons of Toronto on a trip to Kentucky, Smokey Mountain of Tennessee and other joints. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Mose of Milverton visited her brother, Russell Sholdice and Mrs, Shot - dice on Friday. Mr, and Mrs, John G..Uiegel of North Iiay were at the sante home no Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Scherharte and Mr, and. Mrs. henry Leon- hardt Jr. spent a few days on a trip to Menitoulltl Island and other northern points, ;Cir. and Mrs. Boris Binder of Mummer1 with her parents, Mr, and .lire. Edwin Rock, The mile and teacher of our school took part in the activities of the Monkt.on school fair en Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Kathy and Carol of Stratford with Mr, and Mrs. Lavern 1(0110, Master Dale Wolfe spent a row days with Dir. and Mrs, Robert Wolfe, Stratford, Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe re- ceived a phone call from their daughter, Airs. Watson from Cal- gary, Alberta on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Gus Herbert spent the week end in Peterborough. etre. Harrold Bauer and baby son returned hone from Seaforth hospital. Rev. Harold Brill returned after being confined to South Wa- terloo tterloo hospital, (halt for at fens weeks. WALTON ,Mr. and Mee, filen Fraser and family of Stratford visited with the lortuer's tether, Mr, Meleohn Prater on Sunday. MP acid Mrs. l'i'ed' Marcia of Napenee acid Mr, and. Mrs. Floyd Jenkins of Norwich spent the week Mel with 91r, and fire. Clar- ence 2111/1111 and attended the Dewur'Martiu wedding at Mel. elite Prosbyteriau Oharch, Brus- sels hast Saturday. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Maud Learning were Rev. and Mrs, Robinson from Portage La Prairie; Mit and Mrs, Alex. MnUavut, Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. John Linton of Windsor and: Mrs. Mary Mowbray, Toronto, Miss Norma I-Ioegy and bliss Catharine Buchanan who have graduated from St, Mary's Rosen - al, Kitchener, lett cin Sunday ter London where they have been ac- cepted on the staff of Victoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Miller 'visited in Goderich for a few days last week with 1)4r, and Mrs, Bill Mc- Taggart. Mr and Mrs. Wallace Shannon and: Cathy ot Sarnia visited over Me week end with Mrs. John Shannon. Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Ritchie and Larry of Egmondville visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. ORE Ritchie and Mee. Fred 1701110 Congratulations are extended to Mr, and Mrs. Merton Hackwell on the arrival of a baby son at Ciln- ton Public Hospital on Monday. Miss Ruth Ennis, Reg. N., of Kitchener visited on Sunday with leer parents, Mr. and Mrs, Doug, .17nnis. Air, and Mrs, Rae Houston and family returned home on Satur- day from a three weeks' motor trip through tate Western Previte 00s. Mr, and Mrs. Torrance Dundee spent Sunday at the home of DTr, and Mrs. Clens. Stutz, 'Wellesley who were celebrating their thirti- eth Wedding anniversary, Miss Anne Shortreed and Miss Jean Millen arrived home last Thursday after being employed at Gananoque for the past fou' months, After a short vacation they will return to Western Uni- versity, London. On Sunday, September 33rd, Duff's United Church, Walton is celebrating the 56th anniversary of the erection of the present church building. There will be two church services, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.ut. Rev. R. G. Hazelwood of Hamilton, a former minister here, will lie guest preacher. Maty former members are expect- ed to return. for this important occasion. The Sacrament of Baptism will be observed in Duff's United Church next Sunday morning with Rev, A. Higginbotham officiating. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Gainsforth of Farewell, Mich., spent the week end with their cousins, the Dennis families. They were accompan- ied by Mr. and Mrs. John Shilling. The September meeting of the Walton Women's Institute will: be held Sept. 19 in the community hall with guest Institutes from Brussels, Ethel', Moncrief and Crmtbrook. Conveners for the safety educational meeting are Mrs, Nelson Marks and Mrs. Tor- rance Dundee. Roll call "Bring an old school Reader and read a Rest assured in comfort and safety: A bedroom . extension saves worry and hurry! To order yours, just call BELL verso' From it:. Motto "The only thbug that is mere expeneive than surety (Attention ie ignor eco." There will be a bake tittle at th conclusion of llte Meeting, All members ere requested to bring dgnetione 'ior lids table, Mr, Dou Grieve, assistant Agr, !top. for !Burnt County w111 show a 11110 and give n talk ou e arety. Hest eseee, Mrs. lion 13euutett, Mrs, 30. Stevens, Mrs. Geo, Hibbert Mrs. A. Coutts, Mrs, 10, MrCretlth, Mrs. Geo, Love, Mrs. Jas, McDonald, !vire, Forest McKay, UNIT TWO OF UCW On Tuesday evening, Sept. 4th, Unit Two of United Church Wom- en or Northside United Church !told their monthly meeting' at the home of Mrs. .1. Ure Stewart. The president, Mrs. ,!tunes M. Scott, welcomed the members, alter which she read a poem, "One's No G6bd Without the Other." Fol- lowing the hymn "0 For A Thou- sand Tongues to Sing," MI's, P. B, Moffat Look °barge or the devo• Bonet period, reading, tram' the Goepel according to Matthew, chapter 25, verses 31 to 46, and basing her remarks on verse 40, "Verily, I say unto you, 'Inagml4ch as ye 'rave done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye have done it unto me.' " Prayer was then offered by .Rey. Mr. Stewart. The aminates of the June CONSTANCE UNITED CHURCH Will hold their ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Sunday, Sept. 16th at 11 and 7.30 Special musk in the morning by a quartette from the Chris- tian Reform Church, Clinton Rev. Morrison of Varna will be the guest speaker RECEPTION For Mr, and bit's. Frank Flannery (Geraldine Atchison) Friday, Sept. 14 Bu'odhagen Community Centre Norris Orch. Lunch served Everybody welcome Pasnzoir RECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS. RAY DILL (Jean Dolmage) FRIDAY, SEPT. 21 AT BRODHAGEN HALL Ladies please bring lunch RESERVE Wed., Nov. 14 FOR ANNUAL BINGO & TURKEY RAFFLE At Brodhagon & District Community Centre 4-11111 sIiAFORTII NEWS, Tlturstlay, September 13, 1362 nteettne were road by the 00Cre' tart', Mrs, 3. Ilio Stewart, The members Answered the roll call by relating 50111e happy eexperi- euce that took place during the holiday seasotl, It was requested that each member visit the sleet, the shut -Gib and newcomers. Mrs, F. Storey gate a splendid finau- clal report and Mrs. P. 13, Morena offered her Monte fol' the October meeting. It was announced diet on Saturday, Sept. 8, a dytianlio C4u'istian Fellowship meeting would be iteltl at Goderich Sum- mer School camp. The discus- slous were to be based on the new study -book, "The Word and the Way," by Rev, Dr. 1). M. Matlters or Queen's UnlvereltY. Following the singing of hymn, "Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life," Mrs, J. Ure Stewart re- lated some of ber experiences, and' of her husband, among the Ojibway Indians on the Saugeen Indian Reserve, near Southampton. ton, where they had full charge of the work for three weeks last July. The speaker stated t11at. 4, better understanding al their cum, tutee and religious beliefs la giv- en by Hiss Jessie L. Beattie, the author of. John Christie Holland, Black Noses, and other works, la her excellent volume "The Split In the Sky." On the ley -leaf of this book site gives te quotation froze the Iroquois tribe es follows, "Do all things of importance- in the morning of the day when the Great Spirit gives to a 11100 the toreiael of goodness and streng- th, After the split in the sky there enters the Influence of evil which brings a waning of power:" At the close of the address several slides, taken on the tisld, wore shown, This. was followed with a solo in the Ojibway language by ROY. bit'. 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