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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-08-15, Page 3The Wingham Advance -Times, Aug. 15, 1984 age $ Jott [tiNurance Autos A Home Owne Tenants 13usi.nea Farms / Life ` INSURING: 327 Josephine St. Wingham 357-1414 Shower is te:Id ofor Broods .cCo, on BRUSSAt S A shower was'hetd July 24 an St. John's Anglican Church to honor Brenda 1VicCutcheort. Mrs. Freida Pipe. and Mrs. Alice Brothers played some lively tunes while the guests were arriving. Peggy McLellan looked after the guest book and Frances Smith and Rebecca Van Den Assem and Janice Heise looked after the gifts. BAVARIAN DELI PACKERS 11ails Aila\cr Klaus B occhinger 7 171)5 Re,51,) 357 1 ?h' T Alina Watson and oars van Den Moen). ,pit hed thg. covsagea on Mira SOC104. ". cheony'tier' motherMarie MK! " mother 4n -law AliceKeffel Mary Heise wel4Pled: everyone and thanked them "6. for coarsing to snake. an en- joyable evening. The program consisted of Mary Douma playing the, piano and Laura and. Heather,. Douma -sang a number of songs. Mra.. Pipe and Mrs. Brothers played a medley of songs, while • the skit was being prepared. The skit was, Put on by Mrs. Van Den Assent', Joanne Phelan and the Donnas. Mrs, .Heise _ read the ad- es9 to Miss: McCutcheon `afore the bride-to-be opened ".' s. any beautiful and use..a gifts and thanked Useful 'these present. She also in- vited .." n-vit'ed." everyone to her parentar home to view her gifts::., LOOK AT THIS WEEK'S GREAT SAVINGS: Fully Cooked Boneless Picnic Shoulders Sweet Pickled Boneless Cottage Roll........®.a.e. Smoked Pork Chops 0 0 0 0• .000 0000 O. Polish Soft Summer Sausage 0000.®... Fine Creamy Liver Sausage .. 0000... . Bavarian Beerballs .000..0 Omstead 5 Ib. bag Four Bean Salad ..... German O ell e1.89 ,e 1.89 ▪ 1b 2.68 ▪ lb 2.89 e 1.89 d 2.69 3.99 Ib 2.99 1 m69 Edam C&heese Hacks 1 kg. loaf Natural Whole Grain Bread WE'LL HELP YOU SAVE MORE. MONEY! Debbie Hall honored at a bridal shower BRUSSELS — A bridal] shower honoring Debbie Hall was held in the Brussels United Church the evening of July 30. Alice Brothers and Freida Pipe played a number of toe - tapping piano duetsvhile the ladies were arriving. A short program followed with a baton -twirling act done by Cherida Garniss and Dianne Hall • Anne Kernaghan played two selections on her flute, accompanied by Karen Cardiff at the piano. Wilma Hemingway gave a humorous reading which was followed by another duet by Mrs. Brothers and Mrs. Pipe. Sarah Stephenson read one of her humorous stories. Prior to receiving her gifts, Miss Hall's matron of honor, Diane Campbell, read an address. Miss Hall is the daughter of Jack and Jane Hall and the grandaughter of Mrs. Aletha Rann and Mrs. Sadie Hall, all of Brussels. " GETTING LAUNCHED—Kay Morrison and Patty Twed- dle helped to get the canoe into the water and the youngsters loaded up for an afternoon of canoe rides in the Maitland River above the Howson Dam on Monday. The event brought together youngsters from the Sum- mer Fun (ages five to seven) and Outdoor Alive (ages 11 to 13) programs run by the Wingham recreation department. Whitechurch Personals :x1.is 4 Vit. The Wingham Sales Arena A good time was had by all at the recent England reunion at the Benmiller park. Mr. and Mrs. Terry England, Brandy and Shannon of Toronto, spent two weeks holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don England. Congratulations toMr. and ir`s:.Ral'ph Haberkamp who *ere married last Saturday at the Christian Reformed Church at Lucknow. Mrs. Haberkamp is the former Linda Van der Clippe of the Langside area. • Wilford and ' John Clip- perton attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Haberkamp last Saturday at Lucknow. Sunday visitors - with Wilford and John Clipperton were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bernard, Jenny and Kathy, and Mrs. 'Marg Cousins, all of Thorndale. Mrs. Viola Irwin, Mr. and Mrs.. Orland Irwin, gmike and Faye, are camping at Pine Echo near Belmore for a few weeks. Ivan Laidlaw and nKim- berley and his ' mother-in- law, Mrs. Clara Crowston, returned last week from a visit with Mr: and Mrs. Bud Crowston at Lytton; B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Howe of Teeswater visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Mr. and ' Mrs. Carl Mc- . Clenaghan attended the family party at Sandy Fair's of Bluevale on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin of Wingham visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Mr.'. and Mrs. Terry Pentland, Shawn, Jason and Courtney of Auburn, were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Webster. Visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul were Mr. ani Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Julie and Jeffery of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutowski, Michelle and Michael of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Heather, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steven, Scott and Stuart of East Wawanosh and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff of Brussels. Steven and Scott Rintoul attended Kintail Camp last week. This community was saddened to learn of the death of Mrs. • Joseph Doman, the former Grace MacGregor of Mildmay. Mrs. Rosman is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Larry (Sharon) Clements of Lyndenr and Mrs. William (Joanne) ' Wittacker of Hanove-, four sons, Harry of Formosa, fr Everything under one roof at discount prices! BULK FOODS Bulk baking goods, bulk cookies, bulk spices, bulk candy, peanut butter, honey, ple fillings, chocolate bars, soup mixes. DISCOUNT GROCERIES Coffee, tea, paper towels, toilet tissue, canned or bagged dog and cat food, ketchup, relish, canned soup. FROZEN FOODS Hamburger patties, steaks, pizza, fish, vegetables. FRESH PRODUCE Peaches, plums, tomatoes, oranges, bananas, potatoes. YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT HOW MUCH YOU SAVE! CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! WORK CLOTHING Pants, shirts, socks, coveralls, shopcoats. BLUE JEANS For men,. ladies and children by leading manufac- turers. Thousands of pairs to choose from. Tops for men and ladies, jogging suits, jackets. FOOTWEAR , Jogging shoes, rubber boots, safety footwear. svi r�. ,4-3A • • 111b, �r r 1ril SPORTING GOODS New and used rifles and shotguns, all types of am- munition, rifle scopes, hunting knives, binoculars, rods, reels and accessories, excellent buys on rod and reel combinations, compound and crossbows. QUALITY CARPET AND NO WAX FLOORING AT FANTASTIC SAVINGS! Roll ends up to 12' x 30', remnants in various col- ours. Ideal for home renovations. Do it yourself. NEW AND USED FURNITURE Antiques, wicker items, living room suites in 2, 3, 4 piece sets, table and chairs for the kitchen or living room in solid woods or chrome. Box springs and mat- tresses in queen, double, 3/4 and twin sizes, chests of .drawers, dressers, beds, desks. EVERYTHING IN STOCK IS REASONABLY PRICED! You owe it to yourself to visit the WINGHAM SALES ARENA Just north of Wingham on Hwy. 4. 357-1730 Open Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6. Fri. till 9. Cash, cheque; VISA, Mastercard. William of British Columbia, Bruce of Hanover and Robert of/Mildmay. She is survived by two brothers, Mack of San Francisco and Ross of Toronto, as well as one sister, Mrs. Mollie Moir, of Winnipeg and one sister- in-law, - Mrs. Clark MacGregor of Brampton. Mrs. Dosman's parents resided in the community for several years on a farm on the second concession of Kinloss, north-east of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacDonald of Wingham visited last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. ' Jim Schneller, Robin, Mark, Tracy and Darlene, spent last Tuesday at Canada's Wonderland. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Conley of Edmonton, Lori and Gary, are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Conley •of Lucknow, and her mother, Mrs. Irwin, with Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Schill and children of Teeswater visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schneller and family. Mr. and Mrs. BilLUuldriks and friends spent a week at Manitoulin Island to -try their luck at fishing and enjoy a change of scenery. Student preacher Rod and Mrs. Lamb left last Sunday after church to enjby ' a month-long holiday with her mother at Ottawa and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamb of Baddeck, Nova. Scotia. •--'-.-•- welcome to the newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Don Fraser and family to the home vacated by Mr. and Mrs. J. Schneller and family who moved to the house of -Mr. Simmons. Kevin Beecroft is spending a few holidays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen celebrated. Jeffrey Elliott's birthday at his home • in Brussels with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott. We all extend best' wishes to Jeffrey. The United and Presbyter-. ian Church congregations will worship together for the month of August and there will .be. no Sunday school at the Presbyterian Church this This community extends a month. Afternoon ceremony unites area couple in marriage ab A four o'clock ceremony on the afternoon of Saturday, "June 23, united in marriage Judy Ward, daughter of Doug and Beatrice Ward of RR 5, Lucknow, and Steven Lorenz, son of Eldon and Dorothy Lorenz, RR 3, Teeswater: Rev. Arnold Proud officiated and Miss Debbie MacRae was organist for the ceremony which was solemnized in Teeswater United Church. Given .in marriage by her parents, the bride chose a floor -length gown fashioned with high neckline and slim - fitting bodice trimmed with pearls and lace. The three- • quarter -length sleeves were also made of lace and a long full train was edged with layers of lace. She carried a "bouquet of midnight blue roses, stephanotis, azaleas ° blue variegated ivy and baby's breath. The bride's honor at- tendant, Allison Kissner of Teeswater; and brides- maids, Kathy Kennedy of Teeswaer and Tracy Ward, sister of the bride, of Luck - now, wore pastel blue gowns with three-quarter length sleeves and chiffon and"lace high -collared overjackets. Their flowers were midnight blue roses with azaleas, variegated ivy and baby's breath. Another sister of the bride, Angela Ward, was flower girl. She wore a Swiss dot ' chiffon dress trimmed with lace and satin with a pastel blue underdress. Ushering special guests, including grandparents of the bridal couple and the groom's great grandmother, Mrs. Ernest Lorenz of Fergus, were David Ken- nedy of Teeswater and Tim Ward, Lucknow.. Craig Anderson of Teeswater was best man. Other out-of-town guests from London, and Brantford were welcomed at a reception held in Belmore Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a peacock blue dress with spaghetti straps and detailed bodice, topped with a belted overjacket with three- quarter -length sleeves. To complement the dress, she wore a corsage of pink carnations with white ac- cents. The groom's mother chose a long-sleeved pastel blue dress trimmed with white. Her corsage was baby blue carnations with white accents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz are residing at RR 2, Teeswater.