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., ,..--.... stratford was Planned -for ,Oeto-'.was.,.aneWered PY tolliog: Oe .firtit a Staffa W I
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- .1 — ' - --- - s '— - ' ' . . An invitation to• attend Gould's. Mrs. Rey liaoonala, .Need;
At the meeting of .Staffa Worn- WI en October 13. was accepted.„ ;ROW Reed and Mrs. ,Johts *Os
en's Institute for which, Mrs. HoWebolft hints were given IY la" assisted the We" .4401* Mrs.. John '3.'emplernari. Roll calla- the social- hour,
John Miller was hostess the 4-H
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A paper on historical research
was prepared by Mrs. Cecil Bow-1
man and read by Mrs. R. Wor,,"
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itself" was discussed by )(Ire.
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given by Mrs. Ed Brooks..
A solo. was contributed by Elisl
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Faye and Joanne Templeman,
Mrs. Bowman presided for the.
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the sewing they had done. Mar-
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and told how to plant and use
them.
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introduces study
At the meeting of the WMS Af-
ternoon Auxiliary of James
Street United. Church Thursday
afternoon the new study for
1950.61 was introduced. Mrs. V.
Armstrong led the study pe-
riod.
A negative and affirmative pa-
nel was presented by Mrs. Al-
fred Hunkin and Mrs. Robert
Duncan showing the meaning of
the ecumenical spirit, Mrs. Her-
man Powe introduced the study
books "The Ship Under the
Aissass," a study of the past, pre-
sent and possible future of the
-` ecumenicalmovement, also "A
Turning World" telling of re-
sults seen in many countries of
"Working Together."
Mrs. S. E. Lewis spoke of the
materials to be used in the new
study. Mrs. C, E. Zurbrigg spoke
briefly on the School for Lead-
ers held at Alma College, St.
Thomas which she and four
other members attended for one
day.
The UN report given by Mrs.
Powe was on the fourteenth, ses-
sion of the Commission - of the
Status of Women held in Buenos
Aires, Argentina March 24 to
April 14. Of the 18 members of
the commission Canada was rep-
resented by Mrs. H. Quart of
ttSeebee City,
The worship period was 'taken
by Mrs. V. Armstrong and Mrs.
F. Taylor, Elsie Gosar and Ka-
thy Smith contributed a duet,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McComb
of. Elginfield assisted. by Mr.
Andrew Morton of Ailsa Craig'
will conduct the service at Brins-
ley United Church on Sunday,
Sept. 25.
Mrs. Jack Hodgson and infant
daughter, returned home from
S A pot luck supper highlighted South Huron Hospital on Friday.
Ruth Trevethick is et- -the September meeting of the tendi ng college in London.
Woman's Federation of Main Mr. and Mrs, Sherwood Brock
Street United Church on Mon- of Exeter were Sunday visitors day evening. with Mr, and Mrs. Goichvin Mrs. Don Gravett spoke of her Glenn. Mrs, Brock returned'
experiences as director of junior home last Friday from Estevan,
girls camp at Goderich this sum- Sask.
mar. She also led in the devo- Miss Helen, Lee, of London, tional period and was assisted spent the weekend with her pat "
President Mrs, Clarence Mc-
s.'
rits, Mr, and Mrs. Harold. Lee, "I .
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liy Mrs. Wayne Tu.ckey and Mrs. e
Don Hooper.
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EXECUTIVE CAR
, September meeting of the were made lay hags, Atintlina. 1 Mrs. -Glen liniser of. Belleville
.nre S Auelliare In Smith, H n, 1 Charles Aquiline. L 0 II d 0 n,I was matron, of honor for her ssa-
Hospital on Th om as, after, brother of th e b ride, was best ter dressed in street-length rose
1 -es Mrs, Ruasett is .eo.son. ' Man and Joseph DeGreat, Sea- silk -OrganZa over taffeta with
s '7er- of the ways and oceans : forth, brother , in - law .of the - full skirt, ern-shed bodice and
t ,mmitlee and was annonucine ' groom, ushered,. picture collar. A white picture
s•ming activities of ,the gratin' t A reception was held in the hat and bouquet of white mums
1. 7,', ' Legion Hall, Exeter. where the - and rose -carnations completed Salon ay, -8"ter"" 1 will • bride's mother received gue-sts -1, • tag day for the Auxiliary anal i n a rose
her ensemble. Miss Betty Oke,
f.,I)() Ji:! 4,009 tags are .ready for , black a c c e s s o r i e s ,an d th e Marilyn Bannon of Stratford as
pure -silk sheath with sister of the bride, and Miss
t 'stribution to members and sun-1 grooms mot h er assist e d in a : bridesmaids were dressed simi-r »Idlest, districte, The fall IT01., black sh ea th dress r sge sale \vill be held in the ; with white early to the maid of honor in
I 'glen Hall on Octeher 15 and]. embreidery and matching ,jacket. '.aqua Aqua organza, Misses Jo Anne
e ...segments far it are being fi- i them the
For travelling in Northern On-1 7%1110rd! Stratford., and Debbie
i: s ',zed, -bri6, t,hangen to. a Davey, LOnflesber0, as flower
Mrs, W. C. Allison announced with matching three-quarter coat . organza over taffeta, with rose
s were dressed in white silk ' West green corduroy sheath gm
tat three dozen teaspoons with and hat and beige accessories. ',cummerbunds and m a t c h i n g
rorchased and were on. hand.! Guests numbering
The couple will reside in Galt. '.cummerbunds and carried nose- ISe hospital initials had been
't'? baby sitters trove all
leo were gays of white muars • and rose
been ' present from London, Seaforth, carnations, ss:d and it was decided to order , Toronto,Exeter, Holland and; Clare DeVeulle, Stratford, was
a -other dozen, 1 Malta. ' groomsman anti ushers were
President Mrs. Fred Debbs,1 l Donald Oke, brother of the bride,
who chaired the meeting, an- s and Don Waymouth, Stratford,
minced the 50th convention of Durnin-Oke I A reception was bell in the
the Women's Hospital Auxilia-1 church rooms decorated in pink
to ries be held in the Royal Anderson United Church was and white. The bride's mother
York Hotel the setting -
l October 24 and 25.1 ceremony uniting in marriage for the double-ring - received in a plum-colored crepe
A committee comprising l Ira,
sheath with dusty rose accessor, ; Marion Viola Oke and Mervyn , es J. C. Dunlop, Mrs, R. Nestle, ' Henry Durnin. Rev. T. Elliott, The groom's mother assisted in 1. with tsvo-tone rose corsage, •
Miss A. Claypole, Mrs. C, S. t officiated on Saturday, Septem- , MacNaughton and Mrs, 3, M.' her 3. figured blue silk with beige ac-
1 Smitheett were named to cessories and corsage of pink al') The bride is the daughter of roses,
range a display of showing the , Mr, and Mrs. James Oke, 5 group's ectivities at this con-1 once Hill, formerly of Usherne Bay . - et. I For a wedding trip to North
vention.the bride donned a purple
Township, and the groom is the , sheath dress of all-wool flannel • Miss A. Claypole announced !son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dun-
tha t the work on the extension to ! nin. Londesborm ! with beige accessories and tor. that
hospital would likely het Mrs. Earl Stephen, St. Marys, 1 ' sage of bronze roses.
The cou le will make their starting the end of the month ! was organist and accompanied, home in Stratford.
and there would he many pro-' the soloist, Miss Margaret Oke, i Guests attended the wedding
jeets in this connection for the' Exeter, who sang "0 Perfect'
auxiliary, i Love" and. "The Wedding Pray- from Cornwall, Belleville, Luck-
She mentioned that a set of er . ," now, Clinton, Londeeboro, Exe-
ter, Stratford and surrounding
twins had been horn in the has-1 The bride, entering the church , district,
pital in May, June, July and! on the arm of her father, chose,
August and was keeping her fin-i a gown of Swiss embroidered ' . .
gees crossed for September, ! organdy with scalloped. V neck. Wed at James St.
Mrs. Dobbs announced that the t • ' 1' e el ors sleevesand veryfull , ' - Rev. S. E. Lewis officiated at bursary ha d b een awarded this ; skirt with an organdy flounce "
and flowing into a geaceful. brush ' the marriage of Eleanor Marie year to Miss Marilyn Hamilton
y w o o d and Cyril Edward tram. Her finger-tip veil of silk H,. e who had already commenced , illusion was held by a crown of Blommaert, bath of Exeter, in
approve project
Activities of the Trivitt Mom-
oriel Guild were resumed for
the fall at the September meet-
ing held in the Parish Hall, Mrs.
lions, Tuckey, hostess for the,
meeting, conducted the devo,'
Mrs. John Stevenson, co-pre.,
sident, presided for the business
period when a new project, the'
purchasing of stacking tables for
the parish hall, was approved. l
Plans were made for the open-'
ing euchre party this month and
also the parish pot luck supper,
October 5. Helpers for the nur-i
sery school were appointed, {
Mrs, William Sims, Mrs. M.
Keating and Mrs. C. Heywood as-
the euarterly social meetine; The bride is the daughter of Wo QUEEN-For the third year sisted the hostess at the social
bolt in charge,
training at Victoria Hospital, t James Street United Church on London. I
The October meeting .will be ' Turns over gavel •P'11). ,
convened by Mrs. Gerald God-'t
in a row, Miss Grand Bend" hour. . Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Heywood o new president and the groom is the youngest, Safety on farm has captured the "Miss Western
with the local social committe 1
Federal hears
director's report
Plan projects i rea.. weddings R
r Y I A r Continued from page 12 (seed pearls and Segnine. She car- given to Institute.
".""L"11'.- "" 7 Matching bows with pink ,ruststied a bouquet of red. :and white --LAt th e e,et p em er meeting '',OlislaYs are .sver"" an, and they carried bouquets of Dettertime roses with trailing th e Junior Institute held l Pt as
r e•-nsed. Mrs. It Russell a t pink roses. All the bridal dresses and fern,
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Miss VerSa Smith attended the
bride as maid of honor and Mies
Jean Scott and Miss Donna Wells
were bridesmaids. They were
gowned alike in ballerina-length
dresses of aqua silk organza,
The bride's sister, Joan Hey-
wood was flower girl wearing Anniversary services at Brins- white silk nylon.
ley United Church on Sunday, Danny Blommaert, nephew of
Sept, 11 were largely attended. the groom was ringbearer and
The guest speake r, Rev, Joseph Blommaert was best man George W. Sach of Lucan, gave for his brother. Ushers were
interesting sermons at both William Heywood, brother of the morning and evening services. bride and James Russell. Misses Marlene and Darlene
A reception was held at Arm- Frayne of Kirkton added to the
worship with duets,
Rev. Kenneth Hick of Ailsa
Craig also assisted with the eve-
ning service.
The church was adorned with
flowers and perfect fall weather
prevailed for the annual occa-
sion.
Miss Maxine Reeder, who Sang; Halt" Br°'Ph Y "0 Premise Me" and "The ' guest, speaker, Mrs. N. Reeth of Auxiliary begins
was presented with a gift ant, i Lobo, who spoke on safety - eLrd's Prayer." de-
ette baby spoon.
ou . v . as o an
The draw was won by Mrs. Neil, sequins. The aisle-wide skirt ex- Campbell, I tended to a chapel train. A The hostess was assisted by i matching
Mrs, Lee Sherman and Mrs. , loins held her hat dotted with se-
lace-trimmed veil. John Pasterius, and she carried a crescent of
made for the
IS i n a l arrangements were bride chose °°1- en g -1 gown ' peanut drive Mon.; of silk organza with fitted bodice ' ming .Roll call was answered by
a safety hint to prevent ' daY of the Evening AUxiliary of ! styled with scalloped neckline , day and Tuesday of next week. . .. accidents. The motto was taken James Street United Church fol-
by Mrs. Bruce Dis-sm and a ' lowing the summer vacation
reading given by Mrs, Earl Stee-' Miss May Jones introduced the
, new study "Into all the World. per.
Mrs. Eric Mollard reported Together," and briefly reviewed
that gifts had been given to a , the two study books to be used.
neighboring family who lost' Mrs. Arthur Rundle and Mrs. their home by fire. Mrs. Bruce, Garnet 1-licks in dialogue form'
Vernon reported on CAC activi- I explained the meaning of the'
ties as 'gleaned from the buTle.'lleettmenleal movement.
tin. I. Mrs. R. E. Pooley reported 1'
The speaker was thanked by' 11.4-aF-"16411.1111.`' ' ' 1111'
Mrs. Lawrence Curts ant pre-'
sented with a gift, ,
test at Windsor. Winner was
. P 1 C Maxine Holmes, 18, London.
Keiswetter on Monday evening, Exeter. , At the meeting of Cloverdale - five Toot, seven-inch, 104-pound FAST RELIEF FOR Mrs, Don Robertson, retiring; The organist, Mr. Lawrence Women's Institute held at the blonde. president, presented the gavel to, Wein, played the wedding music homej of Mrs. Elton Curts Mrs. president Mrs. Calvin Wein, 1 and , accompanied the soloist, I introduced the:
Mrs, Robertson, past president,'
the late Mrs, Blommaert, all of Institute's to cites at the home of Mrs. IlarrY
Anniversary
at Brinsley
son of Andrew Blommaert and Ontario" title the beauty con-
At the meeting of Exeter Kin-
By GORDON MORLEY
strong's Restaurant, Exeter.
For travelling in Northern On-
tario the bride changed to a
beige flecked wool suit with
brown accessories and corsage
of gold roses.
Mr. and Mrs, Blommaert will
make their home in Exeter.
Talisman roses and lace.
Saturday, September 10 at 2
Mrs. Art Clarke received a Kin- ' father the ( vices around the home and with new by her Escorted
a fl • 1 tl farm machine"'
world study
Mon- na _! At the first meeting on Mcm-
Friends shower
Phyllis Merkley
Miss Phyllis Merkley, bride-
elect of Saturday, was honored
on a number of pre-nuptial oc-
caskets.
, Entertaining at showers were
Miss Marion Belling and Mrs.
Cecil Hudgins and Miss Carol
Lockhart, who were ecehostess-
es at the former's home,
Mrs. Percy Merkley enter-
tained at a trousseau tea in hon-
or of her daughter, Phyllis. As-
sisting in. receiving the guests
were the groom's mother, Mrs,
[ Wilfred Metiers. Exeter.
Pouring tea were Mrs, Almer
Mathers, Grand Bend, grand-
mother of the groom, and Mrs.
William Etherinettin, aunt of the
bride, The tea table was centred
with an arrangement of white
carnations and pink gladioli with
pink tapers. Assisting in the tea
room were Miss Dianne 11-Yek -man and. Miss Carol Lockhart.
Assisting in the showing of
shower gifts were Miss Shirley
Merkley, Miss Marion Belling
and Mrs. Delbert Robbins,
Others assisting were Mrs. Cecil
Murray, Mrs, Glen McKnight
and Mrs. Amiel Willard,
I Roport on. „FW1 0
Wednesday evening in South Hur-
on District School Miss
Doreen Brock gave an interest-'
log and educational talk on th e
work of the F.W.1.0. (Federated
Women's Institute of Ontario).
HEAD
COLDS
COMING SOON 1960 DODGE PICKUPS
Al' TEACHERS COLLEGE
Miss Dorothy Kerslake regis
tered on Monday for the one•
year course at Teachers' Col
lege, London.
Miss Pat Cann returned to
complete her second year of the
two-year course. 1
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Ray Mills and Miss Meta Salter,
During the business conducted
by Mrs. Smith Miss Jones read
a letter from Rev. Gerald Paul
of Manitouwadge United Church
'e Northern Ontario to whom the
-roup had donated its portable
organ in 1955. He told how use-
ful the organ had been espe-
cially before the new church
had been built,
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Misses Sandra 1Valper and
Marilyn Hamilton of town and
Pauline Boulianne of Crediton,
SHDHS graduates, registered at
the Victoria Hospital School of
Nursing, London, on Tuesday.
The therne of the meeting was
"School Days" arid 12 members
answered the roll call be tell-
ing of "A Public Sebool Exper-
knee PT Never Forget." -Cur-
rent events were discussed by
Kathy Hicks. Secret' moments
were give by Marilyn Morgan ,
Announcements of the Huron
County Safe Driving Rodeo spon-
sored by Junior Farmers and
junior Institutes which was held
in Clinton on Saturday.
program.
President. Miss Vera Hambly
conducted the business. Mrs,
Carter Kerslake and Mrs. liar-
old Parsons were again named
to be 4-H club leaders, Plans
were made to entertain Seaforth
And Kirkton Institutes in Octo-
ber, A visit to Spruce Lodge in .
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