The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-06-22, Page 11MARRIED RECENTLY Nancy Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
• Gordon Scott, Crediton, and David Rader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader, Dashwood, were married May 27, 1972, at Brinsley Anglican
Church. The bride was attended by Nathalie Scott, Kathy Scott, Jackie
Lewis and Lana Clarke. The groom was attended by Richard
Denomme, Michael O'Leary, Irwin Eagleson and Paul Rader.
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Famil y of collectors
For someone who is a member
of family in which no-one smokes,
Mrs, Harry (Trudy)Nan Wieren,
R.R. 2, Hens* has a mighty big
collection of cigar bands,
She has over 5,000 of them,
every one different, from all over
the world. "There isn't ,one
subject you can name that I don't
have a picture of on my cigar
hands," she said. 'Arid after
looking at the many books' she
has filled with them, it is im-
possible not to believe her,
Each cigar band.has a different
picture in the centre, many with
identifying names and ex-
planations, and including
everything from all the different
kinds of birds in the world, ,to
national flags, and American
space flights.
Mrs. Van Wieren got started on
this unusual hobby in Holland,
With recent trends toward
women's liberation, many
women have started to take over
what were once strictly male
jobs. But the reverse is also
true,
P.W. John Duncan is the only
male nursing student living in the
nine-storey nurses' residence at
the Credit Valley School of
Nursing in Mississauga, and he is
enjoying every minute of it.
Although surrounded by 225
attractive girls from all over
Ontario, John has the entire
men's floor of the residence to
himself.
To top things off, it was his
fiance, Judy Moorehouse, Lon-
don, who encouraged John to
CORRECTION
In the June 15 write-up of the
Hoffman-Davis wedding, the
name of one of the soloists, Mrs.
Annemarie Hoffman, was
omitted. Sorry!
when she was only five years old.
She was born in the town of
Boskoop, and everyone used to
collect them there. Holland has .a
thriving tobacco industry, and
the thousands of different cigar
bands, they make, are one of the
major marks of that industry.
"I remember when I was
small," she said, "it was
traditional that after church all
the men used to congregate
outside, light their cigars, and
stand around and talk. We kids
used to run like crazy to get
outside to get the bands off their
cigars, or to pick them off the
ground before someone else got
there. It was hard for me, though
because my father was a little
deaf, so we used to have to sit
right at the front of the church."
By all appearances, though, she
must have been a very fast
enrol in the course.
John is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Duncan, London. Mrs.
Duncan is the former Mildred
Lamport, Shipka, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamport,
also of Shipka.
Institute holds
dinner meeting
Ladies from Crediton, Hensall,
Clinton and Exeter district met
Friday morning in Trivitt
Parish Hall for the final meeting
of the season of Christian
Women's Club.
Mrs. Roger Vernier, Hensall,
presented the devotional on
appreciation of nature. She said
we need times of quiet to refresh
ourselves in the wonders of God's
creations.
The Bible study was conducted
under the guidance of Mrs. Doug
Warren,and singing was led by
Mrs. Eric Luther.
Plans wer made for the July
service to be held at Huronview
the second Sunday in the month.
Christian Women's Club will
• reconvene in September when
Philip Gandon, former minister
of Trivitt Memorial Church, and
now executive director of London
Goodwill Industries, will be the
special speaker.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Squire were
guests at a turkey dinner held in
the Royal Edward Hotel, St.
Marys, June 14 to help celebrate
the 25th anniversary of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Squire, Whalen. In at-
tendance were their sons,
Dottglas and Bill and other
relatives from Stratford, London
and St. Marys, who were en-
tertained later at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, and
Mr. B. Holden, St. Marys. The
couple received lovely gifts in
honor of the eecasioto
Margaret Nodwell and Wynn
Gilbert of Toronto were recent
guests With Ann Brodie.
Drs. Peter and Sandra
Richardson, son-in-law and
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Snider, left last week for Perth,
Australia. Mr. Richardson will
continue his studies in
neurosurgery at the Royal Perth
Hospital. They will spend two
Weeks in Hong Kong, Bangkok
and HAIL
hick Raveling has returned to
Fort Vrancle after visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Edith Haigh, for
a few tlays
ginner.
When the Van Wierens moved
to Canada, about 14 years ago, it
became much more difficult for
Mrs. Van Wieren to get the
bands. Just about everyone she
knows saves them for her,
though. Once she saw a boy from
Montreal on television who also
collects the bands. She got in
touch with him through the
television station, and they write
back and forth all the time. He
has even been down to visit a
couple of times, and is coming
again this summer.
Mrs. Van Wieren also
corresponds with a gentleman in
Holland who has a collection of
over 55,000 cigar bands. Most of
them have serial numbers on the
back, so it is possible to keep
track, systematically, of the
bands they don't have. It is also
possible, then, for one to keep
track of what the other needs,
"He knows just exactly what
bands I have, arid what ones I
want."
The bands are produced in
series of themes, much like
baseball cards. Each series may
also be Made in different sizes
and colors, It is therefore
possible to have three or more
bands which are quite similar,
but which are, in fact, different.
For example, Mrs. Van Wieren
has a whole series of bands which
tell the story of "Little Red-
Riding-Hood," in colorful pic-
tures. She also has a series of
bands with every president of the
United States on them, right from
George Washington to President
Nixon.
One of Mrs. Van Wieran's
favorite small collections, within
her large collection, is the whole
life story of President
Eisenhower, including a picture
a him as a baby, growing up, his
engagement and wedding pic-
ture, relaxing, working, and
during the war, "You can see the
whole of history in miniature
pictures right here," said Mrs.
Van Wieren.
Other favorites of Mrs, Van
Wieren include a series of famous
paintings, such as the "Mona
Lisa" and a number of
reproductions of paintings by
Rembrandt, who was born in a
windmill just a few miles from
where Mrs. Van Wieren lived in
Boskoop.
The oldest band Mrs, Van
Wieren has, was made in 1896,
when Queen Wilhelmina was
crowned. Others range from
pictures of the explosion at
Hiroshima to one of Shirley
Temple, Many of the businesses
in Holland put out their own cigar
bands, advertisements of
everything from men's clothing
stores to restaurants.
Although many of the bands
come from Holland, she has them
from all over the world. Quite a
few are made in the United
States, but there are hardly any
made in Canada. Apparently,
there was quite a famous
collection of Canadian cigar
bands before the first World War.
"Now, they don't bother with it,"
said Mrs. Van Wieren. But you
can always tell if they are
Canadian, because they are the
only ones I have ever seen with
"Pull" or "Open Here" on them,
said Mrs. Van Wieren,
Mrs. Van Wieren has been on
CFPL television twice, showing
her collection of cigar bands.
But this is far from her only
hobby.
She sews all her own clothes,
knits, crochets, gardens, and
creates pictures in petit point,
She has also passed her habit of
collecting en to her family. Her
°Idea( danghter, Joanne, 16, has
-over 1,000 postage stamps, plus
collection Of postage cards from
all over the world, Clarence, 14,
also collects cigar bands, and has
a match-box Collection of his
own,
"You'd get crazy from saving
things around here," said MrS,
Yen Wieren, but it is fairly on,
vious that she doesn't mind
too much,
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Several volunteers from the
Clinton Christian Reform Church
were on hand on Thursday af-
ternoon to assist with activities
on second floor.
A choir of young people from
Wesley Willis Sunday School of
Clinton attended last Sunday
morning's Chapel Service and
along with their leader, Mrs.
Norman Holland, provided
musical numbers,
The South Huron Christian
Womens Club song service held
on the second Sunday evening of
each month was enjoyed by
everyone last week.
Mrs. George Henderson of
Brucefield led the songs at
Monday afternoon activities and
accompanist at the piano for old
time music along with the
regulars, Mrs. Mary Taylor and
Norman Speir.
One hundred and twenty six
grade VI, VII, and VIII students
from Hullett Central School at
Londesboro visited Huronview on
Wednesday afternoon and
presented the operetta Snow
White, The Principal of the
school, Ron McKay, and direc-
tors Mrs. Barbara Bosman, Mrs,
Gina Jenkins, and other teachers,
deserve a great deal of credit for
development of the fine musical
and drama talents of the
students, Mrs. Viva MacGregor
thanked those taking part on
behalf of the residents.
The Seaforth Junior Band led
by Dr. Toll played for a concert
on the lawn on Family Night and
were accompanied by the Albert
Sisters who sang several duets.
Lots of ci
Male nurse in heaven,
trains with 225 girls
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BANDS BY THE DOZEN — These are just some of the thousands of the cigar bands in the collection of Mrs.
Trudy Van Wieren, RR 2 Hensall. In the foreground are some of the larger bands, showing pictures of
former American Presidents. The smaller bands in the back are all the different variations of the American
flag, which is changed every time a new state is added. T-A photo