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Page 14. .The. ThrgpAdvocate, May 18 196.1
ASSUME DISTRICT WI OFFICES—South Huron WI elected 1961-62 officers at the
district annual held at Kippen United Church on, Thursday. From left are Mrs.
Garnet Hicks, Exeter, secretary -treasurer; Mrs. H. H. G. Strang, RR 1 Hensall,
flev,rly-elected president; Mrs. James Drummond, Kippen; first vice-president and
:president of Kippen East WI; Mrs. James Beer, second vice-president and president
of Hensall WI. —TA photo
District annual at Kippen
4-11 program for girls
at all-time high WI's told
H. H. G. Strang, R.R. 1 Workshop to Ise held
tBensall, was elected president Later this year a work.sho
of SoUth Huron 'Women's ha- on WI procedures will be he
in Hensall, with Mrs. H. Strang,
IIstitute at the district annual in Mrs.Joseph Grummet and
KIPPen 'United C hii r c h on Mrs. Garnet Hicks to make ar-
ragursday, May 11. Mrs. Strang rangements.
noted that it was just 22 years Mrs. W. •Mack, in reporting
o •that she attended her first for Tweedsmuir bistories, not -
!district annual in the same ed. that Crediton branch was
'church. starting a current events book
Mrs. Greer Hislop, Stratfor& in which all local events that
rwio board member, installed appeared in the papers were
the officers and eVIrs, J. Drum- placed, She thought a book re -
mond, Kippen, presented the cording 4-11 club activities
slate for election. would also be worthwhile.
1 Mrs, Dale Miller, Huron'elm Leonard Schenk gave a
home economist, urged WI report of the officers confer -
branches to foster a little ence held at OAC, Guelph, a
'closer relationship with the week ago and said We felt
lJunior Institutes, "I feel,” she like the chosen few 'because,
'Said, 'that the Junior Insti- although 420 attended the con-
eutes are not sure just where ference, as many applications
!they -.fit in the WI picture." had to be refused es accept-
ed,"
All-time high for 4-H Clubs There will be another
presments eonference next
• Mrs. 'Miller announced an all- year.
lyear. There were 1,500 dubs on the training school for lea
in Ontario with 14,500 girls ers held at Goderieh in ti.participating. There were 38 winter. Mrs. Ward Hern gat,
dubs in Huron County wh° the report of the county rall
took the lastproject "Coltons held last October and annotate -
May, Be 'Smart" with eine in ed the rally for the first Mon -
South Huron, 'Huron County day in October in Elimville
mbership.
ranks second highest in club
Mrs, miller sap this year,
Ini
" The roll call was answered
"The greatest tribute that can
by donations to "Pennies for
be paid to any woman is that
she was a good homemaker," FriendshiP" which amounted
to 533.13. Donations will be
and urged WI members to sup- received until May 1962.
port the homemaking port in
every way. Other officers
The project for fall is a new Other officers for 1961-62 in-
ane, °Featuring Fruits," and elude: past president, Mrs.
the spring project is also a new John McLean, RR 3 Seaforth;
one, "Separates for Summer". vice — presidents, Mrs. James
The home economist stated Drummond, Kippen, Mrs. Fred
that 520 short courses had been Beer, ern s a 11; secretary -
held in Ontario in 1960 involv- treasurer, Mrs. Garnet Hicks,
ing 9,400 women. The millinery
Exeter; assietant, Mrs. William
course had been the most Kyle, Kippen; Federated rep -
popular. The fall course is to be resentatiye, Mrs, Kenn et h
"Focus on Finishes," a cloth- Johns, BR 1 Woodham; alter-
ing project. nate, Mrs. John McLean, RR
3 Seaforth; 'auditors, Mrs. Er -
New handbooks ready vin Rader and Mrs, Leonard
• Mrs, Hislop informed WI Schenk, Dashwood; , area dele-
rnemibers that the mew WI gate, Mrs. Ed Lampott, Cent-
bandbooks were new ready ralia; alternate, Mrs. Earl
and 10 would be sent to each Heist, Crediton.
branch and any member Could District standing committee
obtain one through the branch convenors: agriculture and
secretary. She also announced Catadiait industries, Mrs. Jack -
that there would be no holiday son Woods, Rle 3 Exeter;
week at OAC, Guelph, this citizenship and edueation, Mrs.
year. She said that the Ade- Charles Eyre, RR 2 Kippen;
Jaid Hoodless Fund to restore historical research and current
the home in its original land-
scaping has reached WOO and
events, Mrs. Garnet Patterson,
p BR 1 Dashwood; home econo-
id mics and Ihealth, Mrs. Newell
Geiger, Zurich; historical cus-
todian, Mrs, Wilfred Mack,
Crediton: resolutions, Mrs.
Mervyn Tiernan, Dashwood;
public relations, Mrs. Joseph
Grummet, Seaforth; junior con-
vener, Mrs, Robert Down, RR
1 Hensall.
At Hensel( next year
The District. Annual received
an invitation to meet in Hen-
sel] next year. Mrs. J. Drum-
mond extended a welcome from
Kippen branch and Grand Bend
ladies replied. Musical num-
bers included a solo by Mrs.
Carl Payne, Hensall, accom-
panied by Miss Greta Laramie
and a duet from the Zurich
branch.
Auxiliary host
,tune high for 4-11 clubs this Mrs. Wellwood Gill reporte
to baby group
e .
e Members of Main Street M-
y
is still open for donations and
requests are being made for
books written by Judge Emily
Murphy which are now out of
print. They were published
about the time that Adelaide
Iloodless founded the WI and
they 'are to be placed in the
home.
Mrs. Ha r v e y Keys, Hyde
Park, London area chairman,
spoke briefly stating that the
district annual gave an oppor-
tunity for each 'brand) to learn
the achieverneets of others as
well as to contribute in kind,
She announced the area of:In-
vention for October 10 and 11
in 3Mesohic Temple, Londen,
And a meeting of the National
Pihn Board for June 11 at
Huron College, Londen,
HOFFMAN
Ambulance,
Service
DASHWOOD
Anibu antes
stationed at Oseliv.iood
1 At Grand Bent
1 Drivers lioidets of st,, Janie'
Ambulance Certificates
Properly tipped
ALtd .0t5ttrAiaLt OXYG#N
Olione bashwood 70W
er'Grand Bflnd 20W
ternoon Awciliary entertained
the niembers of the Baby Band
and their mothers on Thurs-
day 'afternoon,
Mrs. Clarence McDonald,
assistant Baby Band leader,
conducted a program in which
the scripture was read by Nor-
man Howey and Jeff Carroll;
solos by Janet Davis end Su-
san Davis; piano 'solos by Mi-
riam Blitz and Janet West-
brook. Two choruses were sung
by the Baby Band,
Rev. R. S. Heitz showed
film on "The prodigal son."
Graduating into the Mission
Band were Debby Higgins, Su-
san Davis, Wayne Simpson,
Mark Tuckey and Brian Tuc-
key.
President Mrs. R. E, Rus-
sell conducted the business.
ATTEND RALLY
Sixteen 'members of the Le-
gion Ladies Auxiliary attended
the zone rally in Wingham
High School last Wednesday
They travelled by chartered
bus and picked up members in
Hensall on the way.
In three draws Mrs. Clar-
ence Knight won the second, a
hassock.,
ENOS FRUIT SALTS, Reg. $1,19, Save 214 .. 984
CURAD BAND AIDS with free Altus 8e1tzer ,. 53
ALA SDLTZZR, Reg. 780, Save 100 684
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WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO 2 or 990
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EXETER
Spring: flowers adorn ,nuptials
brides' parents .entertAined at The bride's ,sister,. Mrs. Irene
VV ed at Kippert n reception in the c Mirth Wise, Vancenber. BC., was
Twin ,daughters of Mr.. nd rooms. Mrs. Charters received matron :o_f honor wearing A
„ . „,m,„„ ,,, a- in a sheath .o.f. pearl .chiffon street -length orehili taffeta
Mrs. yl.... -k-vei.-evi-i 'N-oariers. over printed taffeta with mat- dress, with long .sleeves, .fitted
, _
NialT E1iz4bettl: 444 A-AAIIIIPIle .ohing accessories and a 'or- bodice with high neckline in
Mae, "" murk" Ong Of. Sage of Pink Delight roses. Trent and gilt -away bark. lier
.g9)1•1:% .a"-1(Inhdn-AAIrise."A111<el:14(11‘'1,---11-eG°1-1:1; ol‘flrl;R011ed(eT'.:044ranza over Prin• 3:patching ineerial and she -ear,
.chose a gown headdress was A nose made- of
Si.l4sAnddgraelrk.''salliniQtefd -ICChareh .-on _quarter coat and yellow
I -PRA,. in ted taffeta with matching three- lied 4 ,v4agatie of Y410w dai-
saturday, May 13 at 3 p.m, &tea corsage, gar, sies. Bridesmaids were Joanne
Masse, Grand Bend and: lrelle
Bev. Harold .Jelinston, per. Assisting in _serving were Avery, Hensel, in delicate pink
formedthe double ring ere- miss Norma Hoegy, Kitchener, and pastel green fashioned on
niony in a setting of spring Miss Shirley Bender, Dash- lines identical to the matron
flowers, hyacinths-. :narcissi wood, Miss Georgina McCall- of honoi"s. -
And jonquils. Mrs, John A, Ale- nes, London, .and 'Mrs. James Plower girl was the bride's
Gregor, Seaforth, grandmother Love, Zurich niece, four-year-md Carrie
or the groomsplayed the wed- For :travelling the brides.JailleS., WindanC, weering A,
ding music and accompaniedt,
ensembles, The drosses were with net overskirt, She :carried
who sang i'0, Perfect Love" embroidered in shades of beige a basket of mixed spring flow,
and 4.1'11 Waik Beside You. and brown ‘vith three-quarter ers.
The brides were given in length coats and mandarin Gordon Lavery, Hensel, was
marriage by their father and collars, and blue carnation best an and Tom Perthale and
they wore identical floor -length corsage,s.Smerson Coleman ushered.
gowns of Chantilly. lace and They will reside on the A reception was lield, at the
tulle over taffeta ;a .colonial groom's farms RR 2 I..cippen. brides home, Marietta Men
style. The snugly fitted bo- A reception was held Satur-
evenink .ard's, Grand Beer!
day at the .comninnily ,
dices were styled with long, For a 'weddeng trip to. Fled -
lily -point sleeves and ,sealloped centre, Zurieh for the newly da the bride- changed to an
necklines aceented with tri- weds. Bob 13e11 read A presen- electric blue and white two.
descent sequins, 'The bouffant tailor' address .and Verne Al-
derdice presented them with piece dress with white floral
panels flowing to brush trains.
skirts were graced. with lace
The couple will. reside at Hen,
hat and white accessories.
Finger-tip veils of double purses of money.
Desiardine orchestra fursell.
-
place by pointed caps of
French illusion were held in idshed music for the dance,
pleated tulle edged with pearls
and 's.ecetins. They carried bou-
quets of large white flittnes, In an 'ail -white setting of
stephanotis and green leaves. snapdragon and mums in St.
Miss Marjory Charters, SLS- John's,hy,the-Lako Anglican
ter of the brides, was maid: of -.
Church, .Grand Bend, Anita
honor for Anne, and Mass Ka,. Louise Menard, daughter of
therine McGregor, sister of the Mi', and Mrs. Henry Menard,
grooms, attended Mary. Grand J3end, and Russell F.
Miss Charters was gowned in Faber, son of Mr. and Mrs,
delphinium blue organza over Radius Faber, Kippen, ex -
taffeta and Miss McGregor's changed marriage vows on
gown was similar in orchid Saturday, May 13 at 2 o'elock,
shade. Their flowers were white Rev. William Millman affi-
mums and stephanotis. elated.
Best mail for John was Ken Given in marriage by her
neth Richardson, Hensel, and father, the bride .chose a floor -
for Douglas, James Love, Zu- length gown of white brocaded
rich. Scott Powell, Galt, and hammered sabin with eut-away
William Workman, K i p p e n, boat neckline, She carried four
ushered, lilies with sprays of stephano-
Following the ceremony the lis,
Faber-Menard
Parkhill rites
Sandra Lee M cl,inehey,
daughter of mrs, Gordon Long-
man, Port Credit, and graed-
daughter of Mrs, Laura Mc -
Parkhill was united
in marriage with Howard Wil-
liam McDonald, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Maurice MeDnnald, 144,.
can in St. James 'Anglican
Church, 'Parkhill, on Saturday,
May 6 at 3 pee.
Rev, Lyall Crawford .offi--
elated at the double ring eere.,
many in a setting of white
mums, ferns and lighted can-,
delebra, Miss Ann 'Orr., ,Park-,
hill, provided. the wedding nee,
sic and laccompanied the ogee
&st, IMiss Linda Hiayter, Park-
hill, who sang "The Wedding
Please turn to page 15
„Mothers, .doughters
enjoy church :banquet
CGIT girls and their mothers
participated in .a mother and
daughter bancjugt last Wed,
nesdaY evening in James St,
Ghttrch rooms,
Guest Speaker for the neca.
4013 was Mrs, John '1'. P. Ni-:
enol, London, She stressed fer.,
the girls that the InOSt
tan,t, hour of the week was the
one spent at the Sunday mern-,
ing church service and the
more thought and effort each
one put into the service the
more each would get out of
To the mothers she suggested
a geed example was better
than much teaching and damp-
ters would benefit by taking
responsibility and learning to
do for' themselves,
President Miss Helen Hen-
4tricic: was in the chair, Bonnie
Turyey proposed a toast to the
mothers to which :Airs. S. Ben,
drick replied and Ann Fair-
bairn proposed a toast, to the:
ehtireh to which Rev S. E.
Lewis replied. .AIrs. Go.
ran led in A singsong with .-1+1/4
Jack !Smith at the piapo,
Airs. ,Grant MacLean lei
sail, P'resbyterial CGIT sem-
tatty,. Mrs $, E, Lewis,
James Smith, Elizabeth Cesar
and 'Helen Hendrick :conducted
the affiliation service for the
-
new Illepincrs, Mrs. o
Schroeder, Mario rt :Kerslake
and Vella smithpresented
lanyards to Kathy
Walker and $1.15aDocr
Rev, S. Kerr and Rev, 11,
Hiltz spoke briefly,.
Veria Smith expressed appl'e'_
dation 'to. the Willing Worlors
Evening Auxiliary for catering
to the banquet.
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