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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-04-06, Page 4Advance-TiMee,111111714Y, APO 6, 1972 otures from ss-aac Th. World of Women Bonnie Feagan wed in evening ceremony Candelabra and flowers form- ed a spring4ike setting for the March 25th evening wedding ceremony uniting Bonnie Jean Feagan of Wingham and Bruce Rolland Allip of Bolton, in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham. Rev. Robert Arm- strong officiated, assisted by Rev. Gordon L. Fish of Guild - wood Presbyterian Church, Scar- borough. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Betty Feagan of Wingham —Photo by McDowell Churches observe Easter with specialsenrites • The observance of Easter was ' Saviour" at the morning service held in the churches of Wingham and in the ,evening Rev. R. H. Sunday with special music. Armstrong's sermon topic oavas At. St. Paul's Anglican Church "The Risen. Christ". the choir sang the• anthem, The junior choir and ensemble, 44 "Awake Thou that Sleepest" with also St. ANzirew's Bell Ritl Elizabeth Nether, aetoloist and joined wiUtthe senior choirli' e the junior choir sang the "Cherry presentation of Easter music. Tree Carol". Immediately after the choir had taken communion, children of the Sunday school and the junior', choir received their blessing. The sidesmen were Jim Beattie and Norman Cronk- wright. Easter lilies decorated the church and were placed in memory of members of six fam- Hies. Rev. T. K. Havirthorn con- ducted the tervice. The congregation of SC An- drew's Presbyterian Church heard .the chdir present the Flowers in the sanctuarywere from Miss Dorothy Brown of Toronto in memory of her uncle and aunt, *Mr. and Mrs. Archie Peebles. 'alope in Grave Circum- stances" was the title of the ser- mon presented by Rev. K. B. Passmore at Wingham United Church. The junior choir sang "Allelu" add the choir presented `Easter Song". The hymns were chosen from the selection of traditional Easter music. Several families placed flowers in memory of departed cantata; "Hallelujah, What a loved ones. ' • . B. A. Hanlon Wishes to announce the opening of • • ,an office for the Practice of 'Medicine By Appointment . in the Medical Arts Building 175 John Street E., Phone 357-2111 • 1 NOW! Parentkof the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Ken Allin of Goderich. . Organ music was supplied by Mrs. Don -Robertson. Misses Joan Currie and Sandra Lee sang "0 Perfect Love" and Miss Currie sang "The Lord's Prayer". Given in marriage by her mother, the bride chose a floor - length traditional gown ofAhite satin with white lace bodice and long Juliet sleeves. Her long veil was held in place by a crown of seed pearls and brilliants and she carried a spray of pink carna- tions and white roses. Maid of honor for her sister was • Miss Kendra Feagan of Wingham and bridesmaid was Miss Nancy Gardner, also of Wingham. They wore watermelon pink crimpo- line floor -length dresses which featured white lace bodices. They carried baskets of white shasta mums and pink carnations. Junior bridesmaids Julie Sow- erby and Lori Feagan, both of Goderich and cousins of the bride, were dressed alike in floor - length white dresses and carried baskets of white shasta mums and pink carnations. All the at- tendants ant the singers wore fIainty pearl tear -drop necklaces, gifts from the bride. .David Lassaline of Goderich was groomsman and guests were ushered by Gerald Allin, the groom's brother, of Bowmanville and Jim Koster of Goderich. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the Fellow- ship Hall at St. Andrew's Presby- terian -Church. Mothers of the bridal couple received the guests, the bride's mother dressed in aqua'and white with a white and pink corsage and the groom's mother choosing a deep pink dress with White corsage. Following a honeymoon at Niagara Falls and other Ontario points, Mr. and Mrs. Allin will re- side in Bolton where the groom is employed by the Canadian Im- perial Bank o&Cmmerce. Guest i attendell the wedding' from Goderich, Scarborough, Gorrie, Dundas, Guelph, Bow- manville, Bolton, Lambeth, Kit- chener, Sebringville and this area. Honored guests were the, bride's maternal grandmother, Mrs. E. Goldie Smith of Goderich and the bride's paternal grand- father, George C. Reagan and • Mrs: Feagan, also of Goderich. A DINNER WAS held at St. Andrew's Church Monday eve- ning to honor Mrs. James Robinson, president of the On- tario Rebekah Assembly. Seen here are some of the head table guests. ntario president visits Rebekah Lodge The members of Majestic Re- bekah Lodge were honored to have as their guest Mrs. Betty Robinson, president of the Rebe- kah Assembly of Ontario, at their regular meeting on Monday night. Confirmation at United Sixteen new members were confirmed in the Wingham Uni- ted Church in pre -Easter services last week. During the solemn confirmation ceremonies each new member received special blessing. by the laying -on -of - hands by two members of the congregation. Those confirmed were Barbara Chambers, Katherine Galbraith, Murray Edgar, Richard McKay, Sharen McKee, Cathy Nevery, David Reid, Maureen Stainton, Mark Tiffin, Nelson Underwood, John Underwood, Dale Walden, Bernd Wehmeyer, Mr. and Mrs.. Philip Massey. and Keith Henry. Four members . were also rei ceived by transfer of certificate: Dr. and Mrs. Ray Bateman, Mrs. ' Niel Edgar and Mrs. Luella Cox who resides with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Poirier. Following the special con- firmation ceremonies a reception Was held in the Sunday School room for the new members,.their family and friends and members of the Official Board. A dinner meeting was held in, the fellowship hall of the Presby- terian Church with Mrs. Joseph Schneider, district deputy presi- dent of Kincardine District NO,. 24 South, as mistress of ceremonies. Mrs. Metcalf, district deputy president of Kincardine District No. 24 North, was also present. Mrs. Harold King, Noble Grand, conducted the meeting at which Mrs. Robinson was the guest speaker. The degree team from the Teeswater lodge with Mrs. Elliott as Noble Grand, con- ferred the degree on two candi- dates. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Metcalf and the noble grands from the visiting lodges. The officers of the Walkerton Lodge closed .the meeting. were Guests present from Dor- Teeswater Walkerton Ripley. commit- inserved chester, Bervie tee and The lunch. charge BEAUTY WOW mit 'have what they can a oSensitiVe Skin. Honestly, it. gets. sore and tight -feeling if 1 am oui in the wind or the cold to any ex- tent. It simply can't stand any sun at all, and sometimes 1 can see tiny veins underneath -which doesn't make for a pretty appear- ance. I don't know what prepara- tions I should use for skin care and for make-up." A sensitive skin is an emotional' skin. It reacts quickly to outside variances; it shows emotions and inward tensions. It's a skin that must be handled carefully, and you may have to go through' a long period of trial and error to see what preparations it toler- ates. However, because you've • got a difficult skin, you can't lay down on the job of caring for it. If you do, you'll regret it later on. Astringents of any type are out. Your skin doesn't need tighten- ing. You must place your faith in. softening creams that are light and delicately balanced. A mild skin freshener is the strongest liquid to use. Don't rub creams ,in—use the lightest possible manipulation in applying. And 41 don't forget to get a moisturized line of preparations, from treat- ment through make-up. —Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw • and family were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. W. I. Miller and Isobel of St. Helens.' Easter theme for meeting VIIITECHURC.H — The Langside Young People Piet on Sunday night at the home Otf Mr. and Mrs. David Moffpt. Fred deBoer used the Easter mesEage as theme for his worship service and Nancy deBoer led in prayer. Regular business items were discussed. The topic centered around the meaning of Easter but as usual other questions relating to religion came up which make a discussion more interesting and relevant. Following the discusgion a game was played to test the Bible knowledge of the young .people. ,The meeting was closed with the benediction. When 'Mr. EMU CREAM SHERRY The lowest priced, best tasting Australian cream sherry in 0 t,ario is at your local liquor store. Try this remarkable wine imported from sunny Australia. Treat yourself and your friends today. Other fine Emu wines 999 Red Port Wine Medium Dry Sherry 444 Dessert Wine Imported'and bottled by the LCBO Wybenga finished feeding the minds. Mrs. Moffat took over to satisfy the needs of the stomach The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and'Mrs. Bob Bregman. WAKE-ME-NOTS BELMORE — The fourth meeting was opened with the 4-H motto and roll call answered by five of the six members., The minutes were read by Myra Dane. The next meeting will be held April 12 at the home of Mvelyn Dickson. Trimming sleepwear was discussed and demonstration was on bias bind- ing and corded piping. 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