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'the World of Woinen
Yellow and
for Henderson;
White and yellow candles and
baskets of white, yellow and
bronze sl M:a mums adored the
altar of the Winghani United
Church for the' :six o'clock `ived-
Tiffin and fierman
,:the. W�
ham UnitedChurch at the s
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motile London Conferenceof
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MaItedChurch held on
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tylast eek,:` '. �
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visited recentl:y withMrs'.. G
liiott,'of aEdwridard Street.
rshom dobnstonr ofdither
the Str;is a= latienxn Un1vesr
city Rospeet tai, Loi%dorit, ,
ding of Elly Lucia Stroop and
James William Henderson, both
of Kitchener on Friday, May 4.
Harold Sw'atridge played tradi-
tional. anal . cont'einporary wed-
-Snyder Studio Photo
BEUNORE
Baptismwas held Mother's
Day' in Belmore United Church
wittrRev. William Lake inl.charge
of the service. Those baptized
, were Randy, Ross, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Fitch and Gregory
Scott, son of Mr. and Mi. Keith.
Mulvey.
A special Mother's Day service
was held;tSundpy in Knox Pres- '
byterian Church. The Minister,
.DennisY'reetran,, spoke on "The
Elect Woman". The choir con-
sisted of.:mothers front, lite con-
spir ,44%.
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The" Wingham Advance-
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iVingham, Ontario
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TO HANG YOUR HAT!
The Indians didn't worry too much about their
homes. When the garbage heap at the front door got too
high they just folded up the wigwam and moved away.
The Eskimos could whack a hot se together with a snow
knife ..: and we all know about the Arabs silently
folding their tents 'and ,taking off.
Today's society asks something far more of the
building that provides shelter.
Hcle . Is the centre of family life ... the refuge
from the fast-moving world of business. It's the place a
man and woman and their children meet to renew the
ties of affection and common interest which are vital
in Canadian life.. '
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ding music on the organ, includ-
ing
"The Wedding March" and
"Amazing Grace". The recorded
voice of Stewart Balfour, uncle of
the groom, of Scotland,, was tea-'
tared in "The Wedding Song",
Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mi . Franc Stroop of RR, 5,
Brussels. The groom is the son of
Mr, and Mrs. W.. George Render-
-eon of Winghatn.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor -
length gown of white peau de soie
with guipure lace trim at the
waistline and around the scoop
neckline. The gown was\ princess
style with an attached train. A
headdress of Belgian lace and
,seed pearls held her shoulder -
length veil and She carried a bou-
quet of whitecarnations with ,a
centre of orange roses.
Miss Julie Henderson, sister of
the . groom, of Wingham, was
maid of honor and bridesmaids
were Mrs. Janis Davidson and
Mrs. Jennifer Gusso, both sisters
of the groom. Flower girl was the
bride's sister, Miss Evelyn
Stroop of Brussels.
Alt bridal attendants were
dressed alike in empire -styled
floor -length gowns of yellow
swiss dot. The V -back and bodice
front were trimmed with eyelet
lace and all wore white picture
hats with yellow tulle trim. To
complement their 'ensembles,
white and yellow shasta daisies
and orange pompon mums cas-
caded from white baskets which
the attendants carried.
David Langridge- of Toronto
was groomsman and guests were
ushered by Malcolm Galbraith of
Toronto and Bill Kerr of Wing -
ham. The bride's brother, John
Stroop of Brussels, was ring
bearer.
Daffodils and yellow candles
decoratedthe tables at the Wing -
ham Legion .Hall where the
reception was held. Guests from
Kitchener, London, Toronto,
Blyth, Zurich, Goderich and this
area were;received byY POO
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of alfie a
floor -length gown featuring a
flowered bodice in shades of
green, white and mauve, with a
pale mauve ` skirt of satin and
sheer overskirt. She wore a cor-
sage of white stephanotis. The
mother of the groom wore an em-
pire -styled floor -length gown of
navy and white with a corsage of
red carnations.
For travelling to Niagara Falls
and New 'York 'State, the bride
and ,groom wore matching navy
blazers, white slacks and blue
turtleneck sweaters.
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson will
reside lin Waterloo.
Ontario also partidpated
entertaining program,,
tT-Toast were aatotheir 1;
W.
tor, Mrs.
—Mrs, W, VanderWoude,
C.. Douglas, Mr. and \Mrs, . I
Reavie, W., tephenson sand Mrs, ,
Langridge, all of Wingham; W
Millen and Alison Smith, both of
Teeswater, attended "tire. 20th an-
nual conference of the Ontario
1 Association for the Mentally, Re-
'tarded, held on the University of
Waterloo' campus, last weekend,..:
--•Mrs. ;rt Laidlaw was hostess;
Saturday night 'for . miscel-.
laneous shower`-helld in honor of
miss Barbara fydns° of 'Bramp•
-
ton, whose marriage to:David
Bean takes place June 6. Contests
were enjoyed and lunch , was
served at the close. of the ,evening.,
--Mr, and Mrs, Robert' Arthur
of Auburn were Sunday guests of
Mr. andLMrs. Wall.
—The Wingham Gordon`Deb-U -Tons
participated in the . Hanover..
Majorette annual display held
Sunday afternoon at, the cent
sewn. Several other, majorette
corps from this part' of Weste`
CHILDREN FROM THE Golden Circle School open the Flowers Of Hope campaign with
the planting of a flower`bed: n the Cruickshank Memorial Park, Doing the initial,digging
are Nellie Beldhorst, Verner Kaswell, Steve Millen, Michael Zimmerman, Alvie
Morningstar, Darrel Zimfterman, Mark Albert and' Kelly Stephenson. (Staff Photo)
Shasta mums. and daisies:,
adorned the sanctuary of, ..the`;
Church of the Holy, Trinity, Ajax, ,,
for the ceremony uniting in mar-
riage Barbara Lake of Ajax and
J. Steve Gorrie of Guelph on,
Saturday, May 5, at 4:30 parr..
Rev. Barry Ralph officiated and
wedding, music was provided.by
organist, Mrs. Ruth Walker.
Parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lyake of Ajax.,
The groom is the son of : IVir. and'
Mrs. Jack Gorrie of Wingliam:.`
Mr. Lake ave his dau �thter yin
marriage: gr7' t' ' a�: �.�r ` of � 1, +t t ,
The bridal gown was rose em-
BELMORE
DRE
A miscellaneous bridal shower
for Miss Marlene- Inglis was held
Saturday evening in the Institute
Room of the Belmore Community
Centre. Contests were conducted
by Mrs. Murray Mulvey, 'Mrs.
Earl Fitch and Mrs. Ralph Dick-
son, Marlene was aided in the
opening of her giftS by. her
mother, Mrs. Tom Inglis, the
groom's mother, Mrs. Henry and
the groom's sister, Mrs. Bennett.
Marlene then thanked' everyone
for her gifts. Lunch was served.
Robinson -McDowell
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An array of yellow and white
shasta daisies entwined match-
ing candelabras at the front of the
Blyth United Church on Satur-
day, May 5th, for the seven
o'clock ceremony uniting in mar-
riage Janice Ferne McDowell
and Larry David Robinson. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey McDowell, Bel -
grave, and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. ltoy Robinson, also
of Belgrave.
Rev. C. Wittich officiated at the
double -ring ceremony and organ
music was provided by Mrs.
Margaret Kai. Miss Heather Mc-
Dowell of Cookstown sang three
beautiful solos, "We've Only Just
Begun", "God Is My Shepherd",
and "Entreat Me Not to Leave
Thee".
Given in marriage by her
father and mother, the bride
- chose a floor -length gown of poly-
ester crimp featuring a high
neckline and bell sleeves. Deli-
cate Swiss lace accented the
neckline and pointed sleeves. A
train fell gracefully` from the
back of the dress held by a lovely
white bow. A headpiece of
rosettes held her four -tiered
shoulder -length veil trimmed
with tiny, seed pearls. The bride
carried a cascade of red roses.
and ivy.
Miss Judith McDowell was her
sister's maid of honor. She was
gowned in a floor -length dress of
green organza, with white lace
trim accenting a softly scooped
neckline and puffed sleeves. She
carried an arrangement of yellow
and white shasta daisies. The
bridesmaids were Miss Carol
McDowell, Sister of the bride,
Miss Linda Walden of myth and
Miss Marie Gear of Waterloo,
cousins of the bride. They were
gowned identical to the . maid of
honor and carried matching bou-
quets.
The groom's best man was his
,
brother, -Leonard: Robinson, and
ushers were Steven Robinson,
also a brother of the groom, John
McDowell of London, brother of
the bride, _ and Neil Beiman,
friend of the groom. •
A reception and dinner fol-
lowed in the Auburn Community
Hall where guests were received
by the bride's mother who wore a
blue flowered floor -length gown
of brushed velvet. A corsage of
blue carnations and black and sil-
ver accessories completed her
ensemble. She was assisted by
the groom's mother who was in a
floor -length gown of nylon sheer
over polyester crepe featuring a
soft pink bodice with long sheer
broidered polyester lace. over
polyester .crepe, A fitted head-
band
of silk roses with seed pearl
centers held her shoulder -length
veil and she carried a . cascade
bouquet of orange delight roses,
daisies and baby breath.
Mrs. Marlene Martin of Ottawa
was matron of honor and brides-
maid was Miss Kim Smith, niece
of the bride, of Toronto. They
were gowned alike in yellow
polyester . crepe overlaid wi't'h
yellow chiffon. and accented with
S ra s of oran e.They car ie
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n1iums, pinks and baby s breath.
Junior bridesmaid, Miss Robin
Adie of Ottawa, niece,.of the
bride, wore a . gown oyellow
polyester crepe with a sash 'of
yellow and orange chiffon.
Norman- Gorrie of Hamilton
was' his brother's best man and
guests were`, ushered by Rod
Lake, ~brother of the bride, of
Ajax and; Steven Smith, nephew
of the bride, of Toronto.
A reception followed in the ban-
quet roomof the Royal Canadian
Legion Hall, Ajax, where guests
from' Ottawa, Woodstock, Wing-
ham, Toronto,, Mount Forest, An -
caster and Oakville were re -
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sleeves and flowered skirt. Her
corsage was white carnations
tinted a matching pink, with
White accessories. •
The bride and groom left on a
short wedding trip- to Niagara
Falls, the bride wearing a yellow
and blue plaid crimpknit pant
suit with a corsage of blue carna-
tions and yellow and white ac-
cessories. Upon their return they
will reside in Blyth.
'Prior to her marriage the bride
was honored at fout showers, the
hostesses being Mrs.- Amy Mc-
Crea of Blyth, Miss Linda Walden
of~Blyth, Miss Carol Webster, St.
Helens, and Mrs. Carl McDowell,
Westfield.
ceived by mothers of the bridal
couple. •
° The bride's' . mother wore a,
dress of pale pink polyester satin
with white accessories and a cor-
sage of red roses. The mother of
the groom chose a floral brown
and white polyester -knit dress -
with brown accessories and a
gardenia corsaget•
For motoring o Florida, the
bride donned: 'a camelpant suit
with white and brown polka dot
silk blouse,; brown and white
race essories , d"''.
b pri(r;]�a39
il�',. (Y Cr . Y.: �'.t 'ry(•yy9,9elAf
1n �•',
rest a inelph.
—Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Streich
and family visited Sunday with .t
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ringrose of '
Hanover.
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Mrs. P. Romuth,, optometr st
garristOn, attended ' a " meets '
l t week 'at the University of
Waterloo t ,, .receive . ctructions l ►'
as to her duties aka supervising
g
optom,yettrist' ln, the�yy' Caribbean tOr
a month ~this summer,; This Ii a
CI,DA project, backed by the
OanadlaogovernMent).whichhas
proved very successful with the
inhabitants of the sine caribi
bean islands for the • Oast
. . tWywo
.summers.
•'Mrs. :Ho>nuth hes.
re- .
quested, to act as a 'supervisor to
one of ,the three teams of four.IP
seniorlear optoiaetrlcal std-
• dent.s, from the Faulty of -'
etry .They will scree, and
fraet .*hen hecessav, several'.
thousand public school children
from the islands; of, .M4 044,
Anguilla, ,'St. Kitts, Caicos, 'and
the Murk islands.`Mrs. Hoi uth
will 'be working Ott. they island' of la,
St, Kitts.
This:. is the first eye :care ' pry
gram: that" these ;childrenhave
ever received and, has proved .so
successful that each year more
andrnore island governments are
rn
requesting this assistance.
When you bc1. water for'instant coffee,
Tadd an extra cup and make Jell -a
Jell0iSCtecOa d tiodemork of Genekil Foods Cori:OcitiOn
Special Purchase
from Kroehler
Assorted Colors and Covers
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Over SO Chairs
to choose from
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