THE WINDSOR STAR, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1969-27 Attention JUNE BRIDES! PERSONALLY Miss Julie Mrs. J. Stuart Young and Mrs. Frank Walsh are co-conveners of the Windsor Branch of the Canadian Opera Guild's fall presentation of the Barber of Seville. The date for the one-night performance, Oct.
29, at Cleary Auditorium was finalized at a supper party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hatch on Riverside Dr. E. Dr.
Carl Moray, production chairman, gave a brief talk on the opera and musical interludes from the show were heard. Also assisting in the planning are Mrs. Paul Kidd, Mrs. L. J.
Babco*ck, Mrs. Douglas Deagle and Mrs. A. Hall, patrons; Mr. Mel Robinson, Mrs.
F. R. Armstrong, Miss Sheila Ross and Miss A. Dominato, publicity; Mrs. L.
Bates, tickets; Mr. E. Baggs, treasurer; Mrs. J. Lacy, mail order; Mrs.
Philip McCabe, house, and Mrs. M. Geraedts, telephone. Tickets will be available from members and mail order forms will be ready by Oct 1. jsUsi Order your Wedding Cake early from Modem Bakery and receive a FREE CAKE ORNAMENT Wedding Cakes made for you'.
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STUDIO ONE. 697 Ouellette. Tel. 254-4444 La Sarnia; Mrs. Nick Tabbac and Mrs.
Leo Landry of Sudbury; Mrs. Florence Duguay, Sault Ste. Marie; and Mr. Obri, Fort Coulonge. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Montreal and Ottawa, Mr.
and Mrs. Nantais will reside on Hall Ave. Susan Meredith, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A.
L. Meredith of Lincoln Rd. is home for the weekend to visit her family and friends. Susan lives in Toronto. PROVINCIAL BETA SIGMA PHI CONVENTION Delegates to the Southwestern Ontario Area Convention of Beta Sigma Phi began registering Friday at Holiday Inn.
From left, Mrs. Gerald Durocher, president of Windsor City Council, helps to welcome Miss Amy Wykes, Kansas City, vice-president of the International Council. Mrs. Leo Behume, chairman of the convention, shakes the hand of the welcome clown along with Mrs. James Wallace, Hamilton, president of ths Hamilton and area council.
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The bride is the daghter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Loree of Belle Isle View Blvd.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson of Amherstburg. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white crepe sheath gown with original Venetian lace. Her veil, held by a small lace crown was appliqued with the lace.
She carried a bouquet of roses and shasta daisies. The bride's sister, Heather Loree was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Mary Sweet of Essex, Mrs. Linda Cott, Linda Reaume, and Beverley McKander. The attendants were gowned in floor-length dresses of peach crepe with white lace bolero jackets. Tiny floral headpieces with tulle veils completed their costumes and they carried baskets of mums and peach daisies.
Kent Wigle of Amherstburg was best man and the groomsmen were Earl Duckworth, James Mayville, Bill Ferguson, and Bob Sinasac, all of Amherstburg. At the reception, held in the Knights of Columbus Hall, Amherstburg, the i 's mother received, wearing a coat dress in shocking pink silk with matching floral headpiece. Her corsage was of pale pink carnations. Mrs. Ferguson, the bridegroom's mother chose a coat dress of apple blossom pink silk shantung and wore a corsage of deep pink carnations.
Her headpiece was pleated organza in matching tones. The bride's going-away costume was an Empire style dress and coat of mint green silk, with a corsage of matching roses. Following a honeymoon in Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson will take up residence in Amherstburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wesen-berg have returned to their home in Amherstburg from London where they attended the graduation of their daughter, Phyllis, from Victoria Hospital School of Nursing. St. Jerome Catholic Church was the setting for the wedding of Linda Simard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul E. Simard of Meighen to John Nantais, son of Mrs. Odela Nantais of Lang-lois Ave. and the late Mr.
Nantais. Sharon Campbell was the maid of honor and Carol Simard and Mrs. Ronald Farkas, the bride's sisters, were bridesmaids. Gerald La-chance was best man and Ivan Lachance and Norman Simard were the ushers. Linda wore a floor-length gown of white satin trimmed with lace.
The dress had a scooped neckline and long lily-pointed sleeves and a chapel train. She carried white carnations centred with double mauve orchids. Out of town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Leo Na-nasse, Val D'Or, Quebec; Mr. and Mrs.
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1448 Wyandotte Street East 254-4079 ing property on both sides. All the while we raised a family, educated our children and tried to be good parents. Two years ago my husband died at the age of 66. 1 am 63. Our children are married and have homes of their own.
Not one of the children has any interest in helping me run the farm, yet they all screamed like eagles when I told them I was tired and seriously considering an offer to sell. The children are sentimental about the farm, Ann, and I can understand their feelings, but I'm tired. Please tell me what to do. I'll look in the Hutchinson News for your advice and I'll follow i FARM WIDOW. DEAR WIDOW: The children's sentimentality is not a good enough reason to keep a tired widow in the harness after 40 years of hard work.
Tell the kids you are selling the farm so you can enjoy the fruits of your labors. Then do it. report ston, resolutions; Mrs. L. Unbenhower, curator of Tweedsmuir histories; Mrs.
Raymond Reeb, Mrs. A. J. Soine, Mrs. Bruce McLenon and Mrs.
Joan Winfield, bursary committee. American Women's Club The American Women's Club of Windsor met at Essex Golf and Country Club for a luncheon followed by their annual meeting. The meeting was the climax of a busy year. The slate of officers are as follows: president, Mrs. John S.
Nicol; vice-president, Mrs. J. Colin Quince; secretary, Mrs. W. R.
Waddell; treasurer, Mrs. J. C. directors, Mrs. E.
W. Wellock, Mrs. Frank Ritchie, and Mrs. J. H.
Bath. A brief review of the year's work showed a donation to a worthy student at the University of Windsor and contributions to United Community Services, tLe Senior Citizens and Glengarda School for Exceptional Children. They gave gifts to stock the Cancer Cupboard and participated in sewing at the Red cross. The club is a member of the Local Council of Women and Willistead Art Gallery. The activaties will close this year with the annual picnic to be held on June 18 at the home of Mrs.
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DEAR SUNNY: Cheers! I hope others will take inventory when they get fed up. On ANN LANDERS balance, I'll bet they'll find more to be happy about than they thought was there. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I married a farmer and we worked shoulder to shoulder for 40 years. This is the way my mother did and I felt it was only right that a wife be a partner and help her husband in every way. It was hard work but our farm did well.
We saved our Clubs Women's Institute New officers of the North Essex District Women's Institute were elected at the group's annual meeting in Memorial Hall, Woodslee. They are Mrs. William Steel, past president, Mrs. Raymond president, Mrs. 1 A 1 i Griffin, first vice-president, Mrs.
W. Crowder, second vice-president; Mrs. Bruce McLenon; secreta ry-treatsurer; Mrs. William Wallace, public relations officer; Mrs. William Steel, federated representative; Mrs.
Hugh Lee, alternate; Mrs. Raymond Reeb, district delegate and Mrs. B. Hodgson, alternate. Conveners of standing committees are Mrs.
Paul Foster, agriculture and Canadian in-dustries; Mrs. Norman Knight, historical research and current events; Mrs. W. Gilbert, home economics and health; Mrs. James Roberts, citizenship; Mrs.
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Pereyra said he was married four years ago to a schoolteacher who refused to honeymoon with him and went off to stay with friends instead. She filed the charges recently after Pereyra married another woman. 8 I too DEAR ANN LANDERS: A while back you suggested that when a woman gets fed up with her husband she should sit down with a pen and a sheet of paper 2nd divide the paper into two columns. In one column she should list her husband's desirable qualities. In the other column she should list his undesirable qualities.
I did this last night and it worked wonders. Here's the way it added up: UNDESIRABLE QUALITIES Hates to visit my relatives; does so only under pressure. Never remembers birthdays or anniversaries. Christmas and claims Mother's Day is a racket. Insists on watching his favorite programs on TV.
(To heck with mine.) Stubborn about admitting it when he is wrong. ADMIRABLE QUALITIES Faithful to me 100 per cent never looks at other women or goes anywhere with out me. Makes a good living. Steady worker. Eats everything I cook and compliments me.
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