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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-11-02, Page 19Photo by Moonlighting THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1994. PAGE 1$ THnity Anglican Church site of September nuptials Karen and Bill Glousher Couple weds in Blyth GLOUSHER-PHILLIPS Rev. Stephen Huntley united in marriage Karen Phillips and Bill Glousher on Sept. 24, 1994 at Blyth United Church. Bill is the son of Don Glousher of Blyth and Laurel and Ken Wil­ son of Goderich. Karen is the duaghter of Ernie and Emily Phillips of Blyth. The bride wore a white sating dress with pleated sleeves and beaded appliques, which was graced with a cathedral length train. Her head was adorned by a finger­ tip length veil. She carried a bou­ quet of stargazers, white roses and purple heather. The maid of honour was Heather McDonald of Blyth. The brides­ maids were Julie Howson, Strat­ ford, Lori Appleby, London and Day Centre group enjoys many Halloween activities Continued from page 10 Halloween so we were kept busy. A sincere thank you to the kitchen volunteers and to Cathy Casemore and staff for the meals prepared. They were wonderful and I'm sure Fm not the only one who has to wear off some dressing and pumpkin pie. The Huron Adult Day Centre hosted a ghostly crew on Oct. 27. The Thursday group did some "Trick or Treating" of their own! We'd like to thank all those who treated us to some toe-tapping music, Don Cameron from Lucknow, Jack and Audrey Adair and Jack Jenkins for their entertainment. November is shaping up to be just as busy and full of fun. Our Christmas Shopping Trip will be held on Nov. 23 - to Conestoga Mall in Waterloo. So everyone will be able to buy their Christmas treasures! Shared Treasures will be the theme for the Intergenerational Program at the Centre starting Nov. 15. Wingham Sacred Heart School and our seniors will be reminiscing and reliving memories through keepsakes or treasures of the heart. In closing, I'll leave the readers with this thought: "Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important." Vicky Glousher, Goderich. Jessia Smith was junior bridesmaid. The bridal attendants were attired in royal purple gowns and carried bouquets of stargazers, white car­ nations and lizzyanther. Scott MacDonald of Blyth was the groomsman, while Randy Lam- merant, Blyth, Dave Brommer, Kirkton and Les Phillips, Blyth ushered the guests. The junior usher was Ben Smith of Lakefield. They wore black tuxedoes and multi-coloured vests. Out of town guests attended from Wales, Quebec and across Ontario. Following the ceremony the happy couple were feted at a recep­ tion in their honour at the Blyth Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs Glousher are resid­ ing at RR4, Brussels. OTE DONALD SCHULTZ FOR REEVE EAST WAWANOSH X14 Years dedicated service as councillor X Lifelong resident of East Wawanosh X Impartial and Honest X Willing to serve on County Council X Would appreciate your support on Nov. 14th EAST WAWANOSH NEEDS A MAN WHO CARES IVES - NEWTON Trinity Anglican Church, Blyth, was the setting for an autumn wedding on Sept. 24, 1994 when Teresa Newton and Andrew Ives were united in marriage. Teresa is the daughter of Ruby Mighton of Flesherton and Bruce Newton of Mildmay. Andrew is the son of Ella and George Ives, Blyth. Rev. Paul Acton officiated. Matron of honour was Connie Koiehmstedt, friend of the bride. The best man was George Reinick, friend of the groom. Tim Ives, brother of the groom and Jeff Newton, brother of the bride ushered the guests. Vocalist was Kris Morcarty, who was accompanied by organist Lynda Lentz. Honoured guests were: Mary Mighten and Betty Newton, grandmothers of the bride and Blanch Weber great-grandmother of the bride. Her great-grandfather, Elmer Weber was unable to attend. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Mildmay Community Centre. Following a honeymoon trip to Windsor, Detroit and Timmons, the newly­ weds now reside in Kitchener. Cranbrook 4-H meets By Sarah McLellan With the addition this week of member Jennifer Weber and junior leader Becky Davidson, the Cranbrook 4-Hers met on Saturday, Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. The meeting began with the reciting of the 4-H pledge, then proceeded to roll call, for which the question was, "What is your favourite muffin?" Popular answers were chocolate chip, carrot, and blueberry. After doing a small amount of reading in the book, members were divided into groups to bake Ontario Berry, Peanut Butter and Jam, and Basic Bran Muffins as well as Teresa and Andrew Ives Cheddar Cheese Loaf. All creations were tasted along with a drink and cookies that were voluntarily brought by some members. Saturday, Nov. 5 at 1 p.m., meeting No. 3 will be held at the Cranbrook Hall. RE-ELECT GORDON WORKMAN Reeve For the Village of Brussels Experience and Dedication Your support would be greatly appreciated On Nov. 14,1994 Elect DALE NEWMAN For Reeve Grey Township