The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-07-17, Page 6--Prof. J. R. and Mrs. Flem-
ing and family of Burnaby,
B.C. , visited with his aunts,
- Mrs C. Newman and Mrs. A.
Lockridge last week.
--Debbie and Shari Lowes of
Waterloo are holidaying with
their grandmother, Mrs. C.
Tofting and Harry.
--Mr. Orval D us to w of
Kitchener has purchased the
100 a re farm on Com: 3, Car-
rick$ . *� y
"���' b Mr.
Bruce Vogan of Toronto. The
new owner takes possession
August 1st.
--Mrs, Art Kappler of Mild-
may is spending a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Des Brophy,
Mr.. Brophy and family. ,
--Mr.-and Mrs. Dick Scott
of London spent the week -end
with his parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
George R . Scott and with her
parents at Conn.
. --Mr. and Mrs. Merle Oster-
quist of Des. Moines, Iowa,
spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Allan McGill. They
made their acquaintance two
years ago while travelling up .
the Alaska Highway.
--Mr. F. L. Ferguson and
his sister, Mrs. Frank Morwick
of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Hamilton of Wyoming, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Harris and
daughter Jean of Brownsville
and Mr. and Mrs. John Harris
of Whitby visited during the
past week with Mrs. D.• S. Mac-
Naughton. •
--Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Gibbons and family of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Weber,
and family of Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cuillerier of
Crediton visited over the •week-
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Gibbons. " •
--Visitors at the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mc-
Kinnon were Mr. and Mrs.
Spence McKinnon and family
of Grimsby and Mr. J oh n R.
MacTavish of Kitchener. °
--Mrs. Percy Harris spent
Page, 6 -- Wingham Advance -Times. Thursday, July 11, 1969
features from
the World of Women
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MALVERN - CONRON
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Conron of Wingham, are pleased
to announce the engagement of their only daughter,
Brenda Mary Anne, to Mr. Douglas Roy Malvern, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Malvern of Windsor. The wedding will
take place on Saturday, August 23, at 2:30 o'clock in the
Wingham United Church. Miss • Conron is a graduate of
Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph, and is presently
on the teaching staff of Pauline
sgte, Brant -
of ford. Mr. Malvern, a graduate of the Un verty
Wind-
sor, teaches at North Park Collegiate in the same city. 171
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�lo� wedding
Several
ham, and sorority sisters held a party and presentation at the
On Saturday, June 28 Grace,Tgiven byhis many
}lounger daughter of Mr. and coffee party at the club rooms Royal
Mrs. Norman Thompson of in London. friends of W in gh am and sur-.
honored at a rounding district,
Mr. Jutzi was
Wingham, and Jake Jutzi, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jutzi of
Millbank were married in Hyatt
Avenue United Church, London.
Rev. Cecil M. Jardine officiat-
ed. Mrs. John Tiffin, sister of
the bride, and George Jutzi,
brt4her of the groom, were the
attendants.
Prior to her marriage Mrs. .
Jutzi was guest of honor at sev-
eral functions. A dinner party
and presentation were held at
the home of Mrs. James Mc-
Gillvary, Paisley; a sherry party
was held at the home of Mrs.
John Whaley of London; The
Orchard Park staff of London
presented a gift at their final
dinner and the students of her
class honored her with a surprise
party.
A shower and presentation ,
were held at the home of Mrs.
Hilliard Jefferson, Donnybrook.
Mrs. Murray Wilson and Mrs.
Stuart Chamney were the host-
esses.
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A luncheon was held at the
home of Mrs. Murray Under-
wood, Carling Terrace, Wing-
MR. AND MRS. JAKE JUTZI
Barbara Henry weds R.
White mums and red roses
decorated the Salvation Army
Citadel for the June 14 wedding
of Florence Barbara Dianne,
dau ghte_r of Mr, and Mrs. Stu-
art Henry of Wingham, and Ron-
ald William Bennett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett
of Gorrie.
Capt. J. D. Copple- officia-
• ted. The ,organist was M r s
Gordon L. Davidson and Mrs.`
Norman Bell. sang The Lord 's .
Prayer and Wedding Prayer,
Mr. Henry gave his daugh-
ter in marria e. She wore a
radiant govern` OT gonia ler-"s th. '
on princess lines with a round
neckline and elbow -length
-sleeves, trimmed with guipure
lace. Her cardinal train of
yards of floating gossamer silk
was trimmed with the same
lace and she wore a silk illu-
sion veil held by a rose petal
tiara. She wore a.pearl drop
BrideseIect are
feted at meeting
necklace and earrings, the gift
of the groom, and carried a
bouquet of red roses.
Her attendants wore identic-
algowns of blue capri lace`over.
silk organza with empire waist
and long matching t r a i n s
caught at thea shoulders with
bows of the same material.
Their headdresses were of blue
silk organza. Each .wore a
string of pearls,gift of the
bride and carried pink and white
mums.
The maid of honor was, Miss
Dawna Bennett, the brides-
maid was Miss MaiPiet Semi-^
nett and junior bridesmaid, Miss
Kathy Bennett, all of Gorrie.
Roland Bennett, brother of
the groom, was best man.
Ushers were the bride's brother,
Bruce Henry of Wingham and
Paul Voll of Moorefield.
• Thee -tables at the Legion Home,
Wingham, were decorated with
red 'roses and white candles for
the wedding dinner. The bride's
table was centred with the wed;-
ding
ed=ding cake decorated on top by
red roses:
The groom's, grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett
and Mr.- and Mrs. Fred Mynd-
man, all of Gorrie, attended
the wedding.
The bride's mother wore a
pink brocade dress, pink hat
and white accessories. Her cor-
sage was white mums. The
groom's mother chose a blue
and gold coat and dress en -
semble with white accessories,
and a corsage of pink mums.
For the wedding trip to
BELGRAVE--The Anglican
Women of Trinity, Church re-
cently entertained Misses Joyce
Procter and Diane Van Camp
in honor of their approaching
marriages.
Several contests were en-
joyed and a sing- song was led
by the junior girls.
Joyce and Diane were called
to special chairs and an address .
was read by Mrs. Lawrence
Vannan.
Misses Mary Isabel 'Nethery
and Janette Johnston presented_
gifts from the church. Other
gifts were brought in by Marj-
ory Procter .and Nancy, Van -
Camp.
The girls replied fittingly
and lunch was served.
W. Bennett
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•
--Mr. Robert E.' Laidlaw of
Mulberry, who was arpatient
the past week in the hospital
here, was able to return home
on Saturday.
--Mr. Paul Hastings of Hes-
peler, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Thomas of Bluevale and Mr's.
James Elston of Morris visited
on Sunday with Mrs. William
Elston, Minnie Street.
'--Robert Beacon of Blyth
visited last week with his grand'
mother, Mrs. Robert Laidlaw.
--Mrs. L. Bietz of Preston
is visiting this week at the
home of her son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Bietz, Minnie Street.
--Mrs. Alex Rantoul return-
ed home one day last week
after visiting relatives at Sarnia
and Leamington.
. T. Fells was able to
leave the -hospital on Saturday
and is with Mr. and Mrs: W.H.
French.
--Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Forsyth and family of Tum -
berry moved on Monday to
their new home in Walkerton
where Mr. Forsyth is employed
with the Ontario Hydro.
--Mr. and Mrs. Edwin El-
ston, who went west. by plane
with•Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sween-
. ey of Brussels, returned home
Saturday after visiting -with
many friends and relatives
• throughout, B. C. and, visited on
Sunday with, Mrs. William El-
ston, Minnie Street.
,--Mrs. Murray Kuehl and
sons are moving this week to
the former ,Forsyth home.
Northem Ontario the bride trav-
elled in a pale yellow coat and •
dress ensemble with white ac-
cessories. She wore a corsage of
blue mums.
ivir. and Mrs. Bennett
live in Gorrie.
--Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Simp-
son of Orangeville , spent Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Bone.
--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forsyth
and son, Rev. Ronald Forsyth
Cranford, New Jersey, visi-
. 'last gni'ufft''.dle s
sitter, "Mrs. Andrew Caseiiiore
and Irlma and with other rela-
tives.
Mrs.. Henderson
hostess for
trousseau tea
Mrs:" George Henderson was
•hostess Sunday afternoon and
evening for a trousseau tea in
honor of her daughter Janis, •
whose marriage to Bient David-
son takes place on July 19.
Friends attended from Hamil-
ton and Wingham.
Mrs. Tom 'Henderson and
Mrs. Ken Simmons poured tea
and Arin Vath, Joan Bennett
and Jennifer Henderson served
lunch.
The gifts were shown by
Julie Henderson and Kathy O'-
Gorman.
last week inLondon visiting
wttli Mrs.. Hayes on Percy Streeti
--Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hogg
returned home on Saturday af-
ter spending the week with their
daughter, Mrs. Ross Orvis, Mr.
Orvis and family at Oil Springs.
--Mrs. J. Finnigan; Mrs: E.
Webster and Mrs. C. Lott play-
ed in Seaforth last Wednesdayat the Lawn Bowling
Club aud
won second prize.
--Rev. and Mrs. Peter His -
sett have returned to their home
in Castro Valley, Calif.. fol-
lowing a few days' visit with
the former's sister, Mrs. W. E.
Fielding and Mr. Fielding.
. --Mrs. L E. Morrey, Mrs.
Fielding and Mr. Peter Bissett
have returned from a three
weeks' visit with friends and
relatives • in England and Scot-
land. 'Whey flew AirCanada . .
from Vindsor to London, Eng-,
land and returned BOAC to
Windsor.
--Mrs. Wilson Thornton of
Bluevale is taking a six weeks'
summelr course hi Seaforth.
WI will hck.
August picriC
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BLUEVALE*-'fie Women's
Institute met at the home of
Mrs. Carl Johnston on Tuesday
evening, July 8th, with MP.
James Johnston presiding. An
invitation to attend Belnlore
Women's Institute on July 9th
was accepted.
It was decided. to hold a plc-
rs
nic at the home of M. Charles
Bosman on August 13th instead
of the usual bus trip. Two girls
were appointed to plan pro-
grams.
Cheryl Anne and Jackie Rob-
ertson sang solos,
Mts. Harvey Robertson gave
the motto, World affairs are
our affairs", suggesting an La-
temational outlook.
A fashion show with dresses
modelled by members and
young girls of the community
created much interest. There
were costumes for all ages in •
formal wear, beach and sports
wear. Mrs. C. Brewer w as
commentator.
Mrs, Graham Campbell,; Mrs.
Charles -Bosman and Mrs.
Charles Campbell served re -
• freshments.
--photo by Maxwell
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