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mrs hector iambert admires the doll her mother mrs charles cults left won at the legion ladies auxiliary bazaar saturday at the legion hall staff photo ouwendykmullen nassagaweya presbyterian church was decorated with cand elabra and standards of white moms and green ferns for the september 30 candlelit double ring wedding of bonnie cheryl mullen and harry ouwendyk rev d nicholson officiated at the ceremony with itrsil manes at the organ and the grooms sis ter miss trudy ouwendyk sing ing the wedding prayer and o perfect love the groom is the son of mr and mrs john ouwendyk of rr 3 georgetown while the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs m f mullen of rr 1 campbell- vllle the bride wore a floorlength white gown with lace bodice and empirewaist skirt of chiffon ov er crepe the train fell from a bow at the back she carried a bible decorated with double mums with yellow centres stephanotts and stream ers her ruby pendant and ear rings were a gift of the groom maidofhonor beth cur rle and bridesmaids mae britton and linda storey wore floorlength gowns of multicolored flowers on a blue background the mat erial was chiffon over taffeta jgltlfjnuie accessories ihay carried single munis with yellow centres flower girl wendy britton a cousin of the bride wore a blue taffeta dress with matching flor al train and carried a basket of doable mums with yellow centres district president speaker on publk relations at wi mrs john reld hlusburgh district president of centre wel lington womens institutes was guest speaker at the october meeting of greenock wl in her message based onpublic relations mrs reld reminded that each and every member is responsible in upholding the work of the organisation and creating a favorable impression to the public they can do this by aim ing to become better informed of their own work here in ontario and as it reaches across canada and from southern border to branches in the far north as times change they require wl members to change methods and attitudes also what are you doing to make canada more beautiful this cen tennial year was a questions mrs held asked those present she urged them to take a good look at themselves personally and also at their tomes noting the small things which would add to neatness andattractlvenessin closing she recommended that everyone try to read the books by a wayside- window and the clear spirit by miss ethel chap man and also the heritage at canadian handicrafts an oi these publications are of particu lar interest to members of the wl mrs c aitken public rela tions convener thanked mrs held tor her most interesting address she was presentedwitli an adelaide hoodless teaspoon as a remembrance of her visit womens inshtotesinnormern canada as viewed by miss flor ence p eadle was the subject of a number of colorful slides shown by miss e pearen also enjoyed was a flue selection of pictures of the adelaide hunter hoodless home and a tew of the international peace garden mrs c aitken read commentary on these slides which had been borrowed from the fwlo off ice hostess for the afternoon meeting was mrs chester allan president mrs g leslie cco- docfeed opening exercises and the hnstimss mrs a christiansen the acton free press wednesday october 25 1967 f lt col the rev j anderson guest speaker visitors room for halton manor gift ol dublin womens institute the bride was given in marri age by her father groomsman was jim mishak of milton with erwin and johnnie ouwendyk brothers of the groom jim mullen brother of the bride and richard britton of montreal a cousin of the bride acting as ushers ringbearer was the brides cousin russell britton a wedding dinner was held at mohawk inn campbellvlue with about 100 attending the brides mother received in a pale blue metallic dress and matching lace coat compliment ed by dark blue accessories and a corsage of white gardenias and stephanotis receiving tor the groom his mother wore a plumcolored floralprint crepe dress with black accessories and a corsage of white gardenias and stephan otis a dance was held at brookville hall following dinner for the honeymoon trip tonew york state and montreal the bride wore a screenprinted silk dress of brown green blue and coral with a brown fur jacket and brown accessories a coral cor sage complimented the outfit aupon their return er took up residence in milton guests attended the wedding from toronto brampton milton acton campbellvllle peterboro guelph montreal halifax and cottham mrs w frank was hostess to an enthusiastic meeting oj the dublin womens institute on the 19th the report by the secretary was heard by all the members present that the ladies have pre sented halton manor with a che que to furnish the new building with a visitors room the room is located near the entrance ahd will enable the residents to meet their visitors privately a plaque will be placed on the door in scribed with the name of the don a or dublin womens institute motice was read concerning a course for those who wish to re fresh their knowledge of baking the school takes place at bramp ton on nov 9 and 10 fashion cues a dressmak ing class was slated for dec 5 open to all members and others interested place of meeting is to be announced later all members joined in singing shower bride prior to her marriage to harry ouwendyk of rr 3 george town bonnie cheryl mullen of rr 1 campbellvlue was hon ored with a series of showers these included a miscellan eous shower hosted by a neigh bor mrs pyatt a china shower by her aunt mrs herd of tor onto another miscellaneous shower by mrs t britton and mrs k parker other miscel laneous showers were hosted by mrs hamilton and dawn van busklrk maldofhonor beth currle and linda story and mrs mcmillan a song of peace thought for the day taken from a collection of helen hayes was given by mrs g robertson an interesting collection of notes concerning present day changes and trends in education was read by mrs ogorman the meeting opened and closed in the usual manner the institute ode the mary stewart collect and god save the queen mrs d moffat thanked all who contributed to the program in cluding the social committee who served a bounteous lunch during which the ladles spent a pleasant time visiting with each other the members of knox presby terian wms welcomed a form er minister lt col the rev jm anderson of oakville as guest speaker for their fall thankofferlng meeting on thurs day oct 12 he was accom panied by mrs anderson who was greeted by many old friends dur ing the afternoon mr anderson who serves both his god and his country has tra velled to many places in his mil itary capacity he chose to tell of his sojourn in india and show ed slides of the country- his opinion is they could grow enough food to feed their people there is a lot of land not culti vated the pictures were of the hospitals and many places where read a psalm followed by the lords prayer roll call for the day was bring a friend and intoduce her also something nice you know about the lady sitting next to you a letter was received from wellington county historical so ciety thanking greenock mem bers for their help with a display and in the tea room at their hob by show in guelph last month mrs g wallace and mrs a gates with mrs mcculloch as alternate offered to attend the training school tor baking with yeast mrs g leslie and mrs ches ter allan were appointed dele gates to attend the area conven tion in guelph mrs a winter will be hostess tor the november meeting following adjournment of the meeting refreshments were ser ved by the hostess assisted by mrs g wallace and miss e pearen mrs j thompson expressed appreciation to the hostess and conveners for an entertaining afternoon personals our missionaries are working and very interesting to our ladles he met the crippled dr mary verghese who met with an acci dent that keeps her in a wheel- chalrbut despite this makes her visits to the hospital dally many of our members have read the book take my hands which is a story of her life loaned by miss charlotte moore the in- formal and dry humour with the scottish accent well remember ed of the speaker was really enj joyed by those present the president mrs fred an derson presided for the meeting and chose the poem the paint ers visit in appreciation for the beauty of our country at this season of the year followed by all joining to sing praise god from whom all blessings flow the worship service theme why do we give thanks was presented by mrs wm mclntyrfi reading a lesson from phllllp- lansthe 4th chapter mlsslsobel anderson gave the meditation and mrs griffin sprowl led in a prayer miss bellamaye roszell ren- dred a solo the hymn of thanks giving worship service was concluded with hymn jesus mas ter vhom we serve mrs o moran and mrs r algie provided music and ac companied the soloist and hymns with piano and mandolin mrs am mcpherson expres sed the appreciation to mr and erson and mrs anderson for their presence and interesting message she said it was nearly 20 years since they had left but there were many still around who remembered them they were pleased to have guests from loc al baptist and united churches and also georgetown wms meeting closed with hymn all the way my saviour leads me and rev ah mckenzle pro nounced the benediction mrs mcleod and her helpers served lunch and a period of soc ial fellowship was enjoyed mrs dwight engel of oriula was back in acton visiting friends for a few days last week mr and mrs fred anderson visited with relatives in beeton recently mrs jack chapman sr is a patient in guelph general hosp ital friends and neighbours will regret to learn that mrs johnny graham is a patient in st jos ephs hospital joanne landsborough a stud ent of waterloo university spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs chas landsborough lake avenue mr and mrs jg taylor of london and mrs e henson of lucan were recent visitors with mr and mrs fred anderson mr and mrs mac sinclair and daughter glna visited in acton and attended baptist anniversary services mrs j raetsen invited her commercial students at john f ross collegiate guelph for a hay ride at the home of her par ents mr and mrs gordrogn- valdson saturday night mr and mrs charlie cutts attended the golden wedding an niversary of mrs cutts sister mr and mrs wesley rutledge of terra cotta accompanied by the family and all 19 grandchild ren mccntiy married at nassagaweya presbyterian church were bonnie cheryl mullen and harry ouwendyk i photo by merle gunby express sympathy bereaved parents much sympathy has been ex pressed in the district for mr and mrs kenneth mclaren of rjt rockwood whose only two children died in a fire in toronto despite frantic efforts the two young girls and two young friends lost their lives in the fire the youngsters attended the brookviue school since septem ber after moving here from brampton the family were building a new home in the campbellvllle district mr mclaren works presently for the department of trans port at the island airport his parents live with the family here the funeral was in acton last wednesday missionary work subject of meeting unit 2 of the ucw met with mrs veldhuis presiding and op ened the meeting with one min utes silence in memory of the late mrs wm evans who was taken from their midst so sud denly the past week the lords prayer followed the ucw creed was repeat ed by all present and miss annie atkins readme 24th psalm mrs lamberts remarks were proof of how much we still depend on god in this world and on the power of prayer miss dorothy simmons sang the hymn softly and tenderly jesus is calling the sees report was given and approved the correspond ence was read and dealt with a letter of appreciation was read from miss bennett for her gift from the unit a letter from the lepers as sociation asked to keep the used stamps coming in three thousand dollars were realised from these stamps last year a letter from rev bruce eat on told how the money sent him bad gone to help drill a well which would supply badly needed water for a hospital in india mrs shoemaker gave her re port on the sick and shut ins of the church miss simmons reported on cards for mrs mcauley the thankofferlng meeting will be held nov 21st a workshop meeting is to be held in the church oct 24 in the afternoon the unit meeting for nov will be held on the 2nd tuesday nov 14 instead of nov 21 a pot luck supper is to be held tor all groups on wed dec 13 mrs force took as her study the life work of dr darby at bella bella bc he toiled up and down three hundred miles of rugged coast lines for over twen tyfive years he gave his all not only as a missionary but as doctor dentist in fact man of all trades to all and sundry this was very interesting tohear roll call was answered by each one giving an article for a babys layette for overseas where the need is so very great collection was taken and the meeting closed with mlzpahbene- dtcinon and a social half hour was spent over lunch mrs f edwards hostess to wi the nassagaweya womens in stitute met at the home of mrs fred edwards on october 18 with a good attendance of mem bers the meeting was in charge of the president mrs d de- blauw and was opened with the ode and mary stewart collect the roll call was answered by members stating the birth place of their ancestors business was dealt with during which it was decided to have a euchre party in november at the home of mrsh price the families to be invited the program convener mrs a norrlsh as part of the theme of citizenship and education read an interesting article on the inefficiency of waste many in- stances of waste were cited one being the number of large high- powered cars carrying one per son the driver or at best two people the members were called in turn to tell in what way they con sidered themselves most waste ful time seemed to be the most wasted commodity looking for articles put away too carefully or not put away at all also the opp ortunities we waste in not doing things when the opportunity arises and sometimes losing the chance entirely mrs henry read an amusing poem the general store and two contests were conducted by mrs norrlsh winners being mrs vera cockram and mrs thomas amos lunch was ser ved by the hostess and apleasaat social time was enjoyed by all recent visitors of mr and mrs george musselle was their son john his wife marie and daughter monica of sault ste marie touring expo together last week were mrs marguerite tay lor mrs r algie mrs j den nis and mrs c perkins mr and mrs george simpson attended the annual turkey supper at the united church huttonvllle on october 18 where they renew ed a few old acquaintances mr and mrs fred edwards entertained at their home at r r 1 campbellvlue following the wedding rehearsal of betty cheryl mullen and harry ouwen dyk about 26 attended when rev ah mckenzle and mrs mckenzle celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary rela tives and friends came to visit and attend church here their guests included mrs mckenzics two sisters mr and mrs bruce mccunchey goderlch and mr and mrs elmore stephens sea- forth her aunt mrs margaret erratt who stays at parkwood manor waterloo where she knows miss m2 bennett mr mckenzles mother mrs hugh mclachlan seaforth his aunt mrs cairns seaforth his sister mr and mrs howard currle and son douglas clinton mr and mrs stan love exeter and daughter mr and mrs bill hav er fergus mr and mrs oscar ducharme and family belgrave the mckenzles oldest daughter mrs wallace anderson mr an derson and daughter nancy of toronto miss rosa chen and miss suzanne chen of guelph their anniversary was oct 17 and they celebrated the sunday before now a latex enamel regal aquaglo latex satin finish enamel mmv the ideal finish for doors trim cabinets walls and ceilings 3 50 quart benjamin m moore h s holden optometrist m cork st eart guelph phone ta 271m flows to a satin smooth finish free of brush marks sags or runs applies easily with brush or roller durable and completely washable tools and spots clean in soapy water available in attractive decorator hues that are sure to please gordon hardware st limited 22 mill st e 532720 some of the public school students who are going on the unicef walkathon say expo was good practice and that miss riseborough was the best walker of them all briefs start saving up your pennies for the unicef boxes on hall oween daylight saving time began april 30 and its over next sun day about 50 boys and girls are taking accordtan lessons at the ymca two nights a week no sweepstakes winners in this area there was one minor winner in guelph and another in fergus children of the community will be sharing their fun this halloween with youngsters a- round the world by collecting coins for unicef as well as treats for themselves thus bringing the benefits of food and medicine to thousands just 1 means 6 large glasses of milk sf means penicillin to cure two children of yaws 109 means an tibiotics to cure 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