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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-06-28, Page 6.17.M.74g .!•',!11; • . • AT! • - -•• • -m•-,mc". 71, • •• • 1M• • ' • • •'• •,•••••':1•1At441%1111.'.`4.14`0•''''' 4 ••• ; mrmr• Litit Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnson on the occasion of • their 50th wedding anniversary. A Social evening was held Saturday, • June 25, at the Howick Community Centre. Fred McCann is still a patient in • University Hospital after having undergone major surgery. Friends here wish him a speedy return to • good health. Mrs. Marian Johnston, Mrs. • Bernice Ceaser, Mrs, Alma Har- grave, Mrs. Jean Sothern and Jim • and Mary Douglas attended .the • Bluewater Carriage Drive on 'Sunday at McGregor Park, Port Elgin. • Mrs.Mary McClement and Bill • Leeming of Listowel were Friday • visitors ,with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern. ° Mrs. Stella Douglas of Clifford was a 'visitor one day last week with Mrs: Edna "Doig.• • Mr: and Mrs. Ted Klaassen spent last weekend wjth friends in the • Sudbury area. • Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Kelley and family, at- tended - the Kelley reunion. on Sunday, June 19, at the senior citi- zens' hall in Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Coghlin at Caledonia. Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley were Mr. -and Mrs. .Gordon Cooper of Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs: Jim Campbell of London visited Sunday with Mr, and .1. •e'r4.4*/‘.2 Mrs.. Bill Magill. Samantha Camp- bell returned home after(spending the weekend with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelley and family attended the Matthew reunion on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Donaldson in Moorefield. Mrs,. Florence Wilson, accom- panied by her grandson, Scott Goatbe, spent the weekend with Julie Dunbar and Toni at Scarbor- ough. Forty-four ladies and gentlemen from Fordwich, Gorrie, Wroxeter and Listowel enjoyed a bus trip on Tuesday to Tivoli Miniature World at Vineland, a tour of Andrea Wines and the botanical gardens. The tour was arranged by the Fordwich Anglican Church Women. Friends"of Mrs. Clarence Carswell will be sorry to learn she is a patient in Palmerston and District Hospital. She is wished a speedy return to good health. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hutchison and Mrs. Connie McEwen were London visitors one day jast-vveek. The Fordwich Senior Citizens were entertained by -the Howick Junior Institute on Wednesday of last week at the Gorrie United Church. Several children from Grade 5 of Howick Central School also helped with the program. The, Fordwigh Village Nursing Home received iean-bn Thursday, June 23, from Henry Miller in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, saying he had found one of the bal- .t• They do it with a remarkable air conditioning function that cuts through summer heat And they do it with a level of efficiency:that can cut your Winter heating bills just as effettively. No other system defivers.that kind-pf year-rotind co ort. THE ADD1D PLUS OF MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY Heat pumps are so versatile they cantiverthe added to your pl'esent forced -air heating system. Instantly giving you cooler summers. And their super efficiencymeans heatpurnps aottally deliver more energy than they use. • LOW LOW FINANCING. 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Congratulations, Lucy! She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D'Arcey and is a graduate of Nor- well District Secondary School, Palmerston. • . , • t s.z.V -HOWBERtRY HORSEMEN Our -roll call was our mineral sen- tence. After all old business was covered, we discussed pasture and what letting -your horses out to pas- ture can,fio for -them. Then pasture species were cl4Ssified into two basic types: legunieS and grasses. We- filled in eight blanks about the major pasture plants in Ontario and • discussed stage of growth of pasture plants and percentages of three fibre pastures. - We learned the three management practices. We read about when pasture could be lacking and when it isn't and how much pasture one horse needs. We also talked about hay. Time of harvest is very important and how much hay a horse needs per day. We learned a hay -to -grain ratio and when each is necessary for dai-ly diet. We discussed what hay -bellies usually result from and discussed silage and sugarbeet pulp. • We then judged tlifee of Ander- son's geldings, to learn how to actually judge something. Thanks to the Andersons for the use of their geldings and barn for our meeting. • — Wayne Fischer' %and Mrs_ residing in Kitchener yderStuctio.' Mr., And Mr g4) Michael Gordon Pletch are residing in Kitchener following their exchange •of marriage vows on May 21 in Calvin - Brick' United Church. Arrangements of spring flowers adorned the sanc- tuary for the three o'clock ceremony and bright floral arrangements decorated each window sill. Rev, John Roberts performed the double -ring ceremony and Mrs. Winona Thompson was organist. Miss Paulette Lippert sang "Sunrise, Sunset" as the mothers were being ushered down the aisle; • the processional was "0 Perfect Love"; "The Wedding Song" was offered during the signing of the register and "Walk Hand in Hand" as the bridal party left the church. A friend of the bride, Miss Lisa Thompson of Guelph, read scripture during the ceremony. - The; bride, the former Catherine Ann Shiell, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shiell of Wingham and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pletch, also of Wing - ham. The bride was given in • The Wingham Lions Club will celebrate their 50th. Anniversary on Oct. 8/ 1988. The first Lions Club in Wingham was chartered in 1922, dis- banded in the early thirties and re-formed again in 1938. We are looking for photographs, paper clippings etc_. arty also some of our regular minutes are rossing., , •4 14ir lfr you have any inforitration on the activities of the Wingharn Lions Club since 1922, please send or phone; Lloyd "Casey" Casem ore , R. R. at Win ham • NOG2W0 3514583 marriage by,herfather. A- floor -length gown of white satin was chosen by the bride for her special day. It was designed with leg -o' -mutton sleeves, boat neckline and bodice accented with seed pearls and sequins. The full skirt had a lace hemline and a full cathedral train. A headband of twisted pearls, with a spray of tiny flowers and seed pearls, held her fingertip veil and she carried a bouquet of white and pink Sweet- • heart roses, accented with baby's breath and freesia. - • Miss Heather Shiell of Wingham was maid 6f honor and bridesmaids were _Mrs. Patricia Hackett of St. Thomas and Mrs. Michele Prehn of Atnberley. They wore ice blue satin gowns with drop waistlines, lace bodices and sleeVes. In their hair they wore combs decorated with tiny blue flowers and sprays of pearls Their bouquets were similar -to that carried by the bride, David Montgomery of Brampton was • groomsman and guests were ushered by Bradley Shiell of Wingham and Trevor Pocaluyko of • Scarborough. An arch of blue, pink and white balloons framed the head table at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre where the reception was held. Vases of white and pink carnations centred - the guest tables. The bride's mother wore a street -length dress of beige crepe with beige accessories and a corsage similar to flowers in the bridal bouquet. The groom's mother wore a street -length dress of polyester, with silver accessories and-Acorsage of white roses. For travelling to Niagara Falls, the bride wore a Victorian -style ankle -length dress of blue and white with built-in bustle and white ac- cessories. The bride is a per tified dental assistant employed in the office of , Dr. David Ellis, Kitchener. The groom, an electrical engineering technician and graduate of Fan- shawe College, is employed by Waterloo North Hy. dro .44.0,44-jo '7 !Mt