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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-08-08, Page 12Page 4B - The Winghaal Advance -Times, Aug. 8, 1989 \ \. Mrs. Robert Allan, Jamie and Mark of Kitchener spent a few days with Mrs. John Strong. Mrs. Nettie Hutchison and Stanley Edgar of near Molesworth visited Wednes- day at the same home. orrie Notes Amy and Tara Ross of Kitchener spent the weekend at the home of Bill and Jean Gallaher. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bott attended the funeral of Mrs. Ruth Cassidy at the Community Church of the Awards are presented at achievement program GORRIE--On a bright and clear Wednesday night in July, the Ford- wich II Club met at Pine Echo Camp in Belmore. Everyone was geared up for an evening of fun, food and festivity. The meeting started with Mrs. Ruth Harding, a member of the Fordwich Women's Institute, the club's sponsor, presenting the awards to the members and lead- ers. Leader Sharon Kelley received a plaque for being a first-time lead- er. The club also had four first-time 4 -Hers, Kristen Dinsmore, Krista Stokes, Patty Bennett and Stewart Lockie. Fun was next on the agenda. club. Under the direction of Sandy and Patty Bennett, a scavenger hunt was held, with the club divided into two teams with the leaders as captains. After a search throughout the camp, Joyce Lockie's team won. Mrs. Barb Bennett helped by cooking hot dogs and hamburgers. Coreen Harding made juice and Mary Sluis provided cookies for dessert. The club was fun and full of enthusiasm. It must also have been very creative as the club was awarded the honor of best club name, the Fordwich Lawn Sprucers. Members hope to see everyone in the fall for another Good Samaritan in Breslau on Sat- urday- Mrs. at- urdayMrs. Leone Cameron and George Shelly of Arva visited with Mrs. Sheldon Mann on Sgnday. Clifford Cooke is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Joan and Terry Plant of Strathroy and Evelyn Zimmerman of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stewart, Crystal and Justin; Mr. and Mrs. Devon Currie, Shannon, Amber and Stacey spent several days recently at Christian Island, Mid- land. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne were holidaying at Bancroft recently. Rev. and Mrs. Ed Attwell of Smiths Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Browne and also called on Mrs. Nellie King. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson visited with their cousins, Ken and Joyce Ferguson of Meaford, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fergu- son of Listowel visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zimmerman, Sanford Zimmerman, Bruce Soth- ern of Fordwich and Michael Shan- non of Drew attended the horse races at Greenwood Race Track, Toronto, on Tuesday. Wes Gallaway, Glenn Under- wood and Jack Underwood of Wingham were on a fishing trip on Lake Erie on Thursday. Mrs. David Neilson spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rdnald Westcott of Gravenhurst. Cheryl and Ashley Westcott accompanied their grandmother home and enjoyed their holidays. Mrs. Heather Schumacher of Red Deer, Alberta, who also enjoyed holidays here, is returning home Friday. Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Charters of Sharon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Faust. Kari Charters, who had spent a week with har grandparents, returned home with them. Emily Faust of Kurtzville vis- ited several days ,at the same home and returned home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke spent a week at Macrae Point, Orillia. Mr. and 'Mrs. Glenn Austin of Petawawa spent a few days with them. Carrie Stuart spent a couple of weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane. Bradley and Craig Stuart, all of Base Borden, were on holidays also. Mrs. James O. Brisbin of Guelph and her granddaughter, Miss Debo- rah Brisbin of Tecumseh, visited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mundell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Langthon Vogan of Listowel visited Monday at the home of Mrs. George Hetherington. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jaunzemis, Christopher and Dana of Harriston; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dans,Silinda Jennifer and Kyle of RR 1, Wrox- eter; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stuart and family of Base Borden spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane prior to the Stuart family leaving for Suffield, Alberta, where he will be stationed. Word has been received of the passing of Mrs. Harold (Gwen) Edgar of Moncton, N.B., in St. John's Regional Hospital, St. John, N.B., on July 31. Mrs. Edgar was the daughter-in-law of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar. `M, , ,� �\K �W.` MVA \ •\ �'.�\\ ��\`+. �+ A.. �`. � 4444 �ycd, o?`��,`�,`�\�\�\�F�'.`�\�:a�'��`�'4\\\`3.:3�,`:,;�,\`\�\��.�\� \A�� ��. Wroxeter Notes FORDWICH 4-H CLUB—The 4-H achievement night program for the Fo>iidwdVbTLawn Sprucers Club was:held.receiiltly. S.ee!eral_ members received awards for having completed their first club and are: Elizabeth Stokes, accepting for absent sister Krista, Kristen Dinsmore, Patty Bennett, Stewart Lockie and Ruth Harding, club sponsor. M.`M 44 AI 44 ' L ,"\N Y 664T �` ' Mrs. Howard Wylie has been vacationing at her cottage at Amberiey and has had as her guests, Mrs. Frances Bradley, Miss Betty Wylie and Mrs. Elva Martin, all of Toronto and Miss Etheyl Saph, Niagara Falls, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Poirier, Mis- sissauga, spent the weekend with Mrs. Cliff Marks and all were din- ner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wally Nixon, Fordwich. e. 4444 1Mrs. Allan Griffith, accorripanied" by Mrs. Isabelle Scott, Gorrie, were in Sarnia on Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Blair Sharp. Mrs. Mac Allan was in Severn Falls last weekend where she attended the Gallagher reunion, with 28 present. Peter Isabelle, Sandy, Jennifer and Chris of Mississauga, visited last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement. Mrs. Green of London is visiting with Mrs. Mac Allan. At the moment of writing, we are receiving a million -dollar rain hjcll wehave been hoping for and gior'elji needed. Gardens and lawns should be greatly improved. 31 Convenient Locations to buy The Wingham Advance Times • Triple AAA Restaurant, Gorrie • Bluevale Post Office • Beck's, Belgrave • Shopper's Drug Mart • McEwen, Belgrave • Mac's Milk kSunRise Dairy • Wingham & District Hospital • Wingham Fruit Market • Triangle Discount • Harris Stationery • Knechtels Food Market • Vance's Pharmacy • Fordwich General Store • Field's Country Store, Fordwich • Brussels Variety • Riverview Restaurant • Circle Square • Zehrs • Diesel Car Diner • Vic's Place, Wingham • Scrimgeour's Blyth • Hart's K Foods, Teeswater • Mehan's Teeswater • Super Scoop, Lucknow • Holyrood General Store gkigikaogli f, SPEECH PATHOLOGY Rosalea Cameron, daughter of Don and Margaret Cameron of RR 2, Lucknow, graduated cum laude from the University of Western Ontario on June 2 with a Bachelor of Science degree in communicative disorders. She recently completed a speech- language pathology internship at Parkwood Hospital in Lon- don and plans to further her education in the masters of clin- ical science program at UWO in September. Keith Nicholsons are wed 25 years • BLUEVALE—Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nicholson, Jamestown, were pleas- antly surprised on Saturday after- noon when 125 friends and rela- tives gathered on the lawn of Joe and Hanna Nicholson to help them celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. All enjoyed 'a pig roast and a smorgasbord dinner, complete with anniversary cake. Mrs. Nicholson was the former Carol Robertson, daughter of Cora Robertson of Wing,harp and the late Dost Robertson. Keith is the son of Jack and Vera Nicholson of Blue- - vale. They have a family of four: Doug of Bluevale, Lee-Attne, Cheryl and Shawn, at home, and two grandchildren: They received Many gifts and good wishes. alawimmagisommomiummoummea There is a grace of kind listening, as Well as a grace of klitd speaking. rederick William Faber Rose and white theme for teRaa-Jorritsma vows A rose and white theme pre- vailed at the ceremony uniting Andrew teRaa and Annette Jorrits- ma on, the afternoon of Saturday, June 24, at the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church. Parents of the groom are Gerry and Alice teRaa of RR 1, Ripley, while the bride is the daughter of Klaas and Jenie Jorritsma of RR 3, Wingham. Pastor Dwayne Thielke united the couple in marriage and Diane Martens, an aunt of the bride, was organist. The church was decorated with two candelabra of pink and white roses and two baskets con- taining roses and spring flowers. Given in marriage by her fathgr,r the bride chose a long-sleeved," fully -sequined gown with buttons from the top of the high neck to the lower back. Lace accented the back, as did a long train. Delicately embroidered pearls and sequins in hearts and flowe,Ratterns adorned the bodice and slaves and she car- ried a bouquet of pink and white roses and spring flowers. Tracy Jarvis of Wroxeter was maid of honor. She wore a cocktail - length dress in fiesta rose color and baby's breath in her hair. Irene teRaa, bridesmaid, wore a dress of the same style andcolor. Richelle Jorritsma of Brussels, the bride's niece, was flower girl. She wore a white lace dress with rose- colored ribbons on the sleeves and in her hair. She carried a basket of spring flowers. Wayne Burgsma of Dungannon was best man for his friend, while Mike teRaa of Ripley was usher. Josh Jorritsma of Brussels, the bride's nephew, was ring bearer. Guests were received at a recep- tion at the Wingham Legion Hall, where the rose and white theme continued with balloons, spring flowers and a balloon arch at the door. gut -cif -torn guestsajoaarri y, d... rroin Toronto, Kitchener, Hamilton, Essex, Edmonton and The Nether- lands. The bride's mother chose a deep rose-colored, cocktail -length dress with a white corsage and the groom's mother wore a baby -blue, cocktail -length dress with yellow rose corsage. For a honeymoon at a cabin on Golden Lake in Northern Ontario, the bride chose a peach sun dress for going away. The newlyweds are living at Belgrave. Turnberry couple martCs anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Ross Sr. cel- ebrated their 45th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Sheila and Fred Lewis, RR 2, Tiverton, on July 29. Attending the the surprise sup- per were all of their seven children and their families. Special guests from Glasgow, Scotland, were Vickie and Dougie Reilly. Art and Trudy Burke of Mis- sissauga also attended. The high- light of the evening was a visit from three members of the Kincardine Pipe Band led by John Lash. The pipers entertained the family with many familiar selections. Mr. and Mrs. Ross were married Aug. 5, 1944, at Hamilton and have resided on their farm on the sixth concession of Turnberry since the spring of 1947. ,FIVE GENERATIONS got together at the Detyvberry family reunion at Guelph recently, each one the oldest of his or her gener- ation. Included are: back, Cheri (McInnis) Darlow, Wingham; grandfather, Roy Dewberry; front, Carol McInnis of Wirtgharn holding grandchild, Melinda Darlow and great -great-grandmother, Mrs. Bill bewbe . (photo courtesy of Norm McInnis)