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AVAILABLE ON THESE DATESI Wednesday Thursday August 1 August 2 10 am - 5 pm 10 am - 7 pm 206 Josephine St. Wingham 357-1116 Teeswater chis settin for FoxtonMaCDOflaId rites Knox Presbyterian Church, Teeswater, was lavishly decorated with floral wicker standards, white cast iron candelabra and hanging flowers for the two o'clock ceremony uniting in marriage Diane MacDonald and Richat d Allan Foxton, both of Teeswater, on Saturday, June 30. Satin bows marked the guest pews and a wicker basket of flowers and ostrich plumes in the church foyer complemented the Vic- torian -style. wedding. Rev. Robert Shaw performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of John end Joyce MacDonald and parents of the groom are Ron and Teresa Foxton. Diane was given in marriage by her parents. The bride chose the traditional full-length white gown which featured a fitted bodice accented with tiny seed pearls, lace appliques and a high mandarin neckline. The Victorian puffed sleeves, adorned with delicate lace appliques, tapered into lilypoints and a Bible translators home on furlough Ross and EllenErinngtonl; with their children Peter and Kathy, arrived here last week after having• spent the past four years in the Philippines as Bible trans- lators for the Catabato Man- obo people who live on the is- land of Mindanao. They visited Ross's mother, Mrs. William Errington of Minnie Street, Wingham, and are staying temporarily with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Errington at Walkerton. They are spending a year's furlough visiting family and friends in Canada and the U.S. • and plan. to return to the Philippines next year to ‘tig� Onion Nuggets are bite -sized chunks of fun. Golden brown and delicious. A finger lickin' fun food that goes great with the. great taste of Kentucky Fried Chicken. ONLY AT: '24€1111,111S 1115 kntuc FriedChYicken Josephine St., Zehrs Plaza, Corner of Hwy. 4 & 86, Wingliam, 357-2221 complete -the translation project. Ross and Ellen have spent a total of eight years in the, n MacDonald Philippines, working"under, �r , s"" r .s - ati , °Mfke the auspices of''the'Siftnmer 'Fd . ,"'6 Wingham, `and Institute of Linguistics, a three 'friends of the groom, sister organization to the Bob Johnston, Gus Kahn and Wycliffe. Bible Translators, Doug VanderWoude, all of with headquarters in Hun- Wingham. tington Beach, California. Mrs. Nelson Pickell of Mr, Errington reported Teeswater presided at the that 94 per cent of the New church organ for the prelude Testament has been tran- . and postlude and Jim Black - slated into the Manobo well of Hanover was pianist. He also sang "The Wedding lace tiered skirt fell into a sweeping train, alternately worn as a bustle. She wore a white picture hat trimmed, with lace and seed pearls and a flowing fingertip veil. She proudly wore a gold loyeknot brooch which was loaned to her by her Gran- dmother Donaldson and dainty, white lace gloves completed her outfit. The bride carried a bouquet of white and red roses enhanced with maidenhair fern, clusters of tiny seed pearls and ostrich plumes. Diane's honor attendant was Mrs. Cindy deVos of RR 1, Bluevale, and bridesmaids were three friends of the bride, Miss Dawn Marie Anderson of Teeswater, Miss Denise Kennedy, Toronto, and Miss Laura Collison, Teeswater; the groom's sister, Mrs. Mary and aw, l�of ceremonies. Receiving guests was the bride's mother who wore a pastel pink street -length dress with high neckline and pleated three-quarter length sleeves. A white Lady Di hat trim- med with netting and white lace gloves complemented her attire. The groom's mother chose a black and white street -length dress adorned with pleats to give it 'a ruffled appearance. A white hat with black ribbon and white pumps with black bows accentuated her en- semble. As a going -away outfit, the bride selected a pastel pink drop -waist dress fashioned with ruffled neckline and pleated skirt, a pastel pink Lady Di hat, a lace shawl and white accessories. Honored guests in at- tendance were the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Thirza Donaldson of Riversdale, and the groom's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wissler, Teeswater. The newlyweds have taken , up residence in the River- view Heights subdivision, Teeswater. Dolgos of Teeswater; the bride's sister -in Mrs. Lisa MacDonal Teeswater. The attendants were\ gowned in satiny Victorian dresses in a passion rose shade, designed with high mandarin necklines and sheer yokes accented with lace ruffles:- Full-length skirts featured lace tiered trams that formed bustles. Lace gloves and floral headpieces complemented their attire and each at- tendant carried a white parasol decorated *Rh mini bouquets of silk flowers in graduating pink tones. The flower girl, Miss Amanda Dolgos of Tees - water, captivated the guests in her ruffly full-length white gown accented with passion rose bows. White lace gloves, a floral halo and a parasol added to her appeal. Bearers of the two rings were nephews of the bridal couple, Shawn MacDonald and Shane Dolgos, both of Teeswater. The bride's brother, Steven MacDonald of Teeswater, was best man - and he guests, were ushered bbt t . of the bride and language. They also were involved in adult literacy Prayer", dedicated to the and community develop- groom's, mother, as he ment work during' their time escorted her into the church. there. As a processional, Miss Mr. Errington is a Denise Kennedy and Mr. graduate of F. E. Madill Blackwell sang "Today I Secondary School, Wing- Celebrate My Love for You" ham, and Eastern Pentecost- and their recessional duet al Bible College, Peterbor- was "You and I". During the ough. Mrs. Errington gradu- signing of the register, Miss ated from Lennox • High Glenda ,Ireland of Teeswater School, Lennox, South Dako- sang "If" and "0 Perfect ta, and Northwestern Col- Love" and Mr. Blackwell lege in. Orange. City, Iowa, sang "You Mean More To Their paths crossed during Me". training and both share a de- Following the ceremony, a sire to bring God's word to ' dinner was held for honored those who have not' yet heard, guests at Knox Presbyterian because of a language bar- Church. Clint Petteplace of • rier. Teeswater was master' of The Wingham Advance -Times, July. 25, 1984—Page 3 MR. AND MRS. JACK MEDDLE of Wingham an- nounce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Scott Matthew Thomson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thomson of Thornhill, on June 24 at Thornhill Presbyterian Church. Scott's great-grandmother was a member of the Elliott family and grew up in the town,of Wingham. The newlyweds will reside in Toronto where Scott is finishing his last year in medicine. Photo by Snyder Studio. Whitechurch Personals 1 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McBurney of Hartney, Manitoba, accompanied by Blanche Alexander of Verdun, Manitoba, arrived Monday with their trailer to visit Mr. and, Mrs. Victor Emerson. A ball game was held in the park last Wednesday evening between White- church and Brookside. The score was 15-14 ,for White- church. Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Remick of Monkton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. McBurney and Miss Alexander at,' the Emerson line/ :. , . -.:� . Blanche Alexander visited last Wednesday with Edna and Mae Boyle of Kinlough. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mc-_ Burney 'visited last Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer . Alexander of Pinkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mc- Burney and Miss Alexander, all of Manitoba, left last Friday to visit relatives in Sarnia and Kingston before returning to Dryden for a wedding. Last ' Thursday, the . Mc- Burneys and Miss Alexander visited in Wingham with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tiffin, Rev. Rea Grant and Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin. They also visited. with Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and Mr: and Mrs. 'Lawrence Tayldr. Congratulations to Kendra Purdon who won the $200 4-H scholarship:, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin arrived home last Tuesday after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc- Millan at Sarnia. Mrs. Robert Mowbray arrived home last Tuesday after a weekend visit with relatives in Sarnia. We are sorry to report that Tom Day is a patient at the Wingham hospital. The community wishes him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Wall were visitors last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Mel McBurney and ' Miss Alexander at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Vic Emerson. Chalmers WMS held its July meeting, at the manse . last uesday with' Mrs. Bill Rintoul the leader. The scripture was read by Mrs. Debbie Lamb and the roll call, "Who is my neigh- bor?", was answered by six. Several ' hymns were sung and the next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Gaunt. The group will have a table at the craft sale. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft were Mr. and Mrs. Archie, Hertel of Kitchener and Ken Sinnamon of Wingham. Mrs. Jim Ross attended a shower for bride-to-be Betty Ross at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boughen of Clinton Sunday. Diane and Debbie Ross visited their grandinother recently at Brucefield and returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vannus of London were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy, Laidlaw attended the( wedding of Marilyn Pagon last Saturday at the Presbyterian ' Church at Goderich. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Carey of Kitchener spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon. Mrs. F. Purdon of Wingham was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon. Visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chalmers of Sarnia. - Erin and- Ryan --Nicholson - of Strathroy holidayed with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John deBoer, while their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Ron Nicholson, were on a tour. . • - A family picnic was held at Bayfield Sunday for the Mrs. John deBoer's side of the house. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. deBoer • and Donald and Eddie. Looking for a wedding gift? Find it at the Lemon Tree. KITCHEN AND BATH BOUTIQUE Open Mon. - Fri. • 8 - 5:30 Saturday 8 - 4 Located at Hodgins Lumber, North End of • Wingham 357-3659 ANNOUNCEMENT PERNANDA deVOS wondered what all these people were doing looking her over at last Saturday's bicentennial baby contest held in front of the town hall. Dr. John Bradley of Toronto, Margaret Black of Lucknow and Sylvia Gibson were the contest judges and they had a difficult time, considering the large rrumberof healthy- and happy babies in the contest. It was all worthwhile for little Fernanda though since she won honorable mention in the six months to one year class. June Alton of Holiday World in/Wingham is pleased to announce that she has accepted a position of Travel Counselling Instructor with Bay St. George Community College in Stephenville, ;Jewfoundland commencing in September. A sincere. thank you to all the clients I have had the privilege of serving.