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Tiorms-Advocat•f December 3f 1964 Pawl 7
ViSited Sunday in Widen With
Mr,, & Mrs. Wm.
Mr. 4. Mrs. Gordon JohnSon
and family visited StnidaYeVen-
ine with Mr. & Mrs. Melville
Gunning and Muriel, Exeter.
Mr, & Mrs. I..aVerne Morley
Were Saturday evening Pesti
with Mr, 4 Mrs. Mac AlliScmo
West McGilliVraY,
Mr. 4 Mrs. Pter GOtigsVfluct
and JeeY, Melrose visited re-
cently with Mr. 4 MrS.I-IY,YernP
Morley.
TAYLOR
JEWELLER
home of
Bluebird
Diamonds
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DODGE
Whalen residents
mark anniversary
ivistmas dinner early.
or Dashwood hubbies Mr. & Mrs. Edward Batten,
Ricky Batten and friend of Pon-
tiac, Michigan, visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Laverpe Mot.,
Mrs. Norman I o, d gins is
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
wHALEN
mr. & Mrs. Laverae Morley
entertained several friendsNo-
vember 22 on the occasion of
their thirtieth wedding anniver-
sary.
Baseline
Ind. spent the AMerican
Thanksgiving with Arthur's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin
Rader and brothers.
Mr. & Mrs. Newman Sharon,
of Grand Bend were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Alma Hop,
croft.
Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Webber
of Beachville spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe.
Mr, & Mrs. Fred Miller and
Brenda of Zion visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader
and family.
Sunday was Bible Society Sun-
clay in the Evangelical U13
church and ,Rey, Brndjar of
London was the guest speaker.
During the Sunday School hour
he showed the children a film
on Africa. At the evening ser-
vice he showed the film, "Bible
Background".
Mrs. Leo Gibson spent last
Tuesday at Huronview with her
mother, Mrs. Ricka Eveland
on the occasion of her 83rd
birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and
daughter of Brampton are visi-
ting with Milt Haugh.
By MRS. ARCHIE
spending' $ 0 V 0 r 41 days with
relatives in Detroit.
Mrs. Laverne Morley atteed-
ed a teachers' meeting at
Brampton Thursday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Bieber and
Bill were Friday evening visit-
ors with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Mrs. Duncan McNau
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iCthlemver.Pg,el.m1Mra:.
Marianand Mrs. David Holland George Pullman, Mitchell.
attended a shower for Miss
Diane Hicks, bride-to-be of tesMsrfso.rCaelcew
ileSnqeuriyredemwaosnshtorsa:
Parkhill he ld at the home of teivoenniin. in thechurch, hall Mond ayMrs. Allan Hayter Wednesday
evening. Sue Ann and Paul Squire spent
Miss Marleen Baker, student the weekend in St. Marys with
teacher at Stratford College Mrs. Mac Baron and also at-
will be practice teaching this tended the Santa Claus parade
week at Tara and is spending' in London.
the weekend with her friend, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson
TELEVISION . . . photo by Jack Doerr
MR. AND MRS. PERCY PATRICK BEDARD
Honeymoon in Florida
Miss Jennie Thompson at South- ,allmlavaaaWA.,:li%,1044,:54fir4Neg4ia4ie 4),i01tfi*atizeiilawiieAzva'z
ampton.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Scrivens and
sons Ross and Blair of Roches-
ter, N.Y. have been guests with
her sister Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Baker and family.
Mrs. Jim Beer of Mitchell
visited with her niece Mrs.
Oliver Baker.
Mr. & Mrs. E. Simms were
guests with her daughter, Mr.
& Mrs. Wilbert McNeight and
family Sunday.
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The Evangelical [43 Women's
Society entertained their hus,
bands at the annual Christmas
dinner, November 27.
The membership and atten-
dance committee was in charge
of the program which followed
the dinner. Mrs. Art Haugh,
convenor, was chairlady. The
following program waspresent-
ed: A sing song of Christmas
carols led by Mrs. Howard
Klumpp; an impromptu trio by
Ray Guenther, Mervyn Tiernan,
and Howard Klumpp; a reading
by Mrs. _Mervyn Webb which
gave an literesting setting for
the Christmas story; Rev. M.
James introduced the new ex-
ecutive of the WS WS for the
year 1965.
Rev. Brndjar of London Intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mr.
James Koga, of Kenya, Africa,
presently studying for a high
school principal at University
of Western Ontario under the
African Student's Foundation.
Mr. Koga gave a very infor-
mative talk on conditions in
Africa, followed by an informal
question period.
A special missionary offer-
ing was taken for the Woodrow
Macke and Anna Roloff Fund.
The Sunshine committee for
the month is Mrs. Charles Snell
and Mrs. Ervin Schade. Russell
Electric
wedding ring hats and shoes
and carried red carnations.
Tony Bedard, Exeter, was
best man for his brother and
Lee VanDongen, brother of the
bride, and John Masse, Kitch-
ener ushered guests.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. VanDongen chose a three-
piece double-knit suit of blue
and white, black accessories
and corsage of white carnations.
The groom's mother wore a
dusty rose lace dress with black
accessories and pink and blue
carnation corsage.
For travelling to Florida the
bride donned a three-piece
double-knit suit of pale blue
and white with black accessor-
ies and corsage of pink carna-
tions,
The couple will reside at
RR 2 Grand Bend.
432 Main S. Exeter
235-0505
University of Toronto has
acquired sites for two new
off-campus colleges. Scar-
borough College, in the east-
ern section of metropolitan
Toronto, Is to open in 1965,
and Erindale College, in the
western section, soon after.
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Roman Catholic Church, Grand
Bend, was the setting for a
double ring ceremony when
Willibroda Adriana VanDongen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph VanDongen, Grand Bend,
became the bride of Percy Pat-
rick Bedard Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Bedard, Zurich,
with Rev. W. G. Smith officiat-
ing on Saturday, November 14
at 10:30 am.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a tradi-
tional floor-length gown of
sheer organza over taffeta fash-
ioned with lily point sleeves
and a high scoop neckline out-
lined with Chantilly lace which
also accented the front of the
controlled skirt in panel effect.
A waistline bow topped the soft
fullness of the back of the skirt
sweeping to a brush train. A
crown of pearls held the tiered
illusion bouffant veil and she
carried a bouquet of red roses
and white carnations.
Mrs. Tony Bedard, Exeter,
was matron of honor and brides-
maids were Miss Sandra Wal-
ters, Exeter, and Miss Monica
Bedard, sister of the groom,
Zurich. They were gowned alike
in street-length dresses of
white with Chantilly lace bod-
ices, scoop necklines and long
sleeves. The bell-shaped skirts
were of white silk organza over
taffeta. They wore red tinted
DASHWOOD SAFETY GUARDS
The fourth meeting of the
Dashwood 4-H girls was held
Monday, November 30 at the
home of Norma Weigand.
Following opening exercises
the roll call was "A defect in
my posture". Notes were given
on micro-organisms, w at e r
supply, milk, houseflies, and
the precautions of infections.
The girls made a sling for
a broken arm.
The next meeting will be
held Dec. '7, at the home of
Joanne and Sharon Martene.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs. Russell Hoperoft was
hostess at a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Nancy Willert,
bride of last Friday. Games
were enjoyed and Nancy was
presented with many useful
gifts for which she thanked all.
PERSONALS
Arthur Rader, Larry Lentz
of Sask., Roy Kieschnick of
Texas, and Ron Biel of Color-
ado, all students at Concordia
Senior college, Fort Wayne,
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT EDWARD CUNNINGHAM
Woodham girl married
Christmas story
Children watch
The Advent season was ush-
ered in at Main Street United
Church when 62 children and
parents attended The Christmas
Story on Sunday afternoon pre-
sented by the Anglican Players
Guild in the Stratford Shake-
spearean Theatre.
The Sunday School plans to
continue the support of a girl
in Hong Kong. Dr. and Mrs. H.
H. Cowen visited the girl's
school and home while in Japan.
They took pictures and hope to
have them available soon. This
is the third year that the Sunday
School has undertaken the girl's
schooling.
The National CGIT Christmas
Vesper service will be held in
Main Street Church, Sunday,
December 13 at 7:30 pm. This
will be a community service in
which groups from James
Street, Caven, Centralia and
Main Street will take part.
IT WAS SAID: "he who is of
a calm and happy nature will
hardly feel the pressure of age,
but to him who is of an opposite
disposition, youth and age are
equally a burden".— Plato
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White mums and roses form-
ed the setting in Woodham Unit-
ed Church for the marriage of
Miss Barbara Gladys Chatten,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Chatten, Woodham, to Robert
Edward Cunningham, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Cunningham,
London, on November 21 at
3 p.m.
Rev. Nelson Ernst performed
the ceremony and Miss Rhea
Mills furnished the wedding mu-
sic and accompanied the soloist,
Miss Gayle Atwell, who sang
"I'll Walk Beside You."
Given in marriage by her
father the bride chose a floor-
length gown of peau de sole,
styled with fitted bodice, long
lily-point sleeves, shallow
scoop neckline and "A" line
bell-shaped skirt. C hantilly
lace trimmed the bodice at the
waistline and a band of the lace
encircled the skirt. From aback
bow fell a detachable semi-
cathedral train. Her finger-tip
veil was held by a semi-pillbox
headdress of matching peau de
sole covered with lace. She
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carried red roses and white
stephanotis.
Her attendants, Miss Mar-
garet Hodgins, London, as maid
of honor and Miss HelenStanik,
and Mrs. James Morley, both of
London, and Miss Doris Crago,
RR 1 St. Marys, as bridesmaids
were gowned alike in turquoise
peau de sole dresses with scoop
necklines, short sleeves and
bell-shaped skirts. Each dress
had a floating panel fastened
to the shoulders with a large
bow and falling to a train. They
wore semi-pillboxes of the
same material as the dresses
and carried white carnations
and white roses.
Jack Gale, London, was best
man and Gerald Payne, Daniel
Roney, and Robert Arros ush-
ered guests.
A reception was held at The
Bungalow, Lambeth.
For travelling the bride don-
ned a spice gold suit, brown
coat with mink collar, brown
accessories and corsage of
bronze mums and yellow roses.
The couple will reside in
London.
Fairfield Forum
notes no conflict
Farmers in this locality are
fortunate in not having conflicts
between the Co-op and the Mar-
keting Boards in marketing
their commodities.
Fairfield Farm Forum meet-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe White, Seaforth, Monday
night listened to the discussions
on "Two Roads to Market,
whether Co-op or Marketing
Board". As the members had
had no experience with conflicts
between the two they could not
suggest a way to solve such a
problem.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell King.
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