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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-19, Page 12Page 124- The Win$ham Advance -Times, Sept. 8. 10.89' 11 Piano stude Margaret Kai's Blyth piano stu- dents have received the' results of their summer examinations. Patrick Cull received first-class honors in Grade 9 piano. In Grade 8 ppfano, first-class honors went to 'Stine Ann Flatt and Tanya Marie Ross. Jodi Webster, Cindy Lou Bernard, Shannon Daniels and Melissa Logtenberg had honors and those granted a pass were Karen Bylsma, Karen Elliott, Sherri Lynn Lavis, Anita Gross, Susan Carter and Kara Gower. Other results are as follows: Grade 7 piano, first-class honors, Imanuel John Ramirez, Angela Yoon; honors, Denise Hiller, Krista Bridge, Nicole Middelkamp; Grade 6 piano, first-class honors, Shannon Millien, Angela Verburg; honors, Hayley Linfield, Karen Zondervan, Manivan Larprom, Ann Uhler, McKenna Marie Lavis, Trisha Taylor, Lisa Marchitto, Mari- anne Smith; pass, Tyler McGregor, Leeanne Lavis, Mark Cooper, Kris Gemmel; Grade 5 piano, first-class honors, Jennifer Lynn Szusz; honors, Jayne Dykstra, Peter Poulin, Colin Dar- ling, Katherine Van Bake-, lelaril Vanden Elzen, Alison Chamney, Sarah Rouw, Rhonda Howatt, Shannon Kirk; pass, Jodi Hayter; Grade 4 piano, first-class honors, Dana Cooper, Carly Price; honers, Andrea Fisher, Kerry Hill, Sherry Ann Stephenson, Janine Hayter, Amy Sue Albrecht, Amanda Medd, Dana Dalton, Amy Darling, Christie Lynn McInnes, Catherine Clark, Kimberley Ferguson, Aman- da Hickey, Wanda Martin; pass, Erin Hickey and Yvonne Cronyn; Grade 3 piano, first-class honors, Cojanna Bond, Linda Ann Dykstra, Brian McInnes, Gavin Michael Snell; honors, Paula Allen, Jane Darling, Julie Glauser, Linda Jacob, LeisaThompson, Shawna Walker, Brenda White, Cerise Willis, Kim- berley Ann Richmond, Courtney Sauve; pass, William and Michael - LORA; ode 2 piano, firstlings honors, Johanna Abigail Ramirez, Susan McLachlan, Carly nn+ Tetuan; hon- ors, Erin Lee Jantieson, Caroline Smith, Shaka Jacob, Lanka Anne Martin; ur „Tj14,i040000111;..,, ; nail 1$ Sugar, pawl, Vincent,,. eland; Gracie 4 guita ,. pas$, Noah, Train, Jamle Chighelln and; .:. Grade pitar, est -class honors, Paul D rrit hishulna. , hob° ,. O �J. • Huron East District WI plans rally for October' FORDWICFJ—Huron East W.I. held the fall executive meeting in the Brussels Library. Sept. 11. The president, Mrs. James McMahon took charge of the meeting. Plans were finalized for the coun- ty rally to be held at the Ethel Com- munity Centre, on Oct. 2, 9.30 a.m. Members were reminded to keep writing their .members of parlia- ment concerning keeping their local LOOK post offices, as well aB the ssib e closure of Via ,Ra Also IST a i tk- hers are asked to p track of their " volunteer hours from noW until the end of the year. Delegates were chosen for the Guelph area convention to be' held at .Maryhill Oct. 20 and 27. Mrs. Laurie Ann Schmidt, board mem- ber for District 11 attended the meeting. 0 PACKED US IN. 4,04" 0 W �,u tun Bear Marg & Audrey. Reid Courtney Schenk Iv it r�. johnston--O'H vows are exchanged Mary Beth O'Hagan of Winghasa and David Johnston of RR 1, Gowanstown, were joined in mar- riage on Aug. 12 at Wingham Unit- ed Church, Rev. J. Rea Grant offici- ating. The bride is a daughter of Reg and Susan O'Hagan of Wing - ham and the groom is the son of Robert and Marlene Johnston, RR 1, Gowanstown, Hap Swatridge of Wingham was organist and soloist was Lavonne Ballagh, also of Wingham, satin with crew neckline. The train was covered in sprays of pearls, and she wore a hat with a fingertip veil She carried a bouquet of yellow and white orchids and green ivy, with sprigs of iridescent ribbon and pearl sprays. The maid of honor was Angela Benrtinger of Whitechurch and bridesmaids were two friends of the bride, Sheila Marklevitz of RR 2, Wingham and Cheryl Donkers- goed of Ethel and Diane Johnston of RR 1, Gowanstown, sister of the groom. They wore cocktail -length gowns of mauve satin, featuring cobra backs and Brew necl Lippe. They carried bouquets of purple orchids. Train bearers were Sart* and Laura O'Hagan of Wingham, t%vin sisters of the bride. they *Ore dresses similar to those' of the bridesmaids. Flower girl, Tricia Koebel of Waterloo, a godchild of the .gtpom, wore a white lace dress with: bows of colored, mauve ribbon. She car- ried a white wicker basket. Ring- bearer, Andrew Koebel of Waterloo_ carried a heart -shaped satin pillow. The best man was Brad Pyke, Lis- towel, a friend of the groom. Ushers were. Phil Donkersgoed, Ethel, Kevin Gibson, Listowel and Lowell Shoemaker, RR 1, Gowanstown, all friends of the groom. • The bride's mother wore a dusty rose dress with a dusty rose wrist corsage. The groom's mother chose burgundy with a corsage of pink roses, baby's breath and sprays of pearls. Phil Donkersgoed of Ethel was master of ceremonies. After a honeymoon touring Ontario, the couple is residing at RR 1, Bluevale. St. Stephen's Guild pians future events CORRIE—Several upcoming events were discussed and planned when the ladies of St. Stephen's Anglican Church Guild met at the home of Mrs. Mary King. President Mrs. Parrish opened the meeting by asking all members to recite the Guild Prayer. Devotions, a poem and an excerpt from "Meditation Moments" were read by Mrs. Lorna Koebel. Mrs. Dorothy guppel gave an excellent financial report. Roll call was answered by 11 ladies, with donations for St. Monica House. Teams were selected for the Penny Collection, the leaders being Mrs. Janet Hogg and Mrs. Joan Cane. It was announced that the Octo- ber meeting will be held on the 3rd in St. Stephen's Church basement, with Mrs. Ruppel looking after the program. Each fnember is asked. to take an item for Friendship House, Goderich. The Christmas party wasdis- cussed and it was decided to -old it in the church basement with cater- ing provided. This will hopefully take place on Friday, Dec. 1. A church supper was planned for Thursday, Sept. 28. An exciting auction was held and the president asked if members would be interested in attending a play at The Centre in the Square in Kitchener. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mary King and Mrs. Nellie King. tee skit Belgrave Notes Dr. John and Kay Mowbray of B.C. visited with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor on Satur- day afternoon. Mrs. Laura Johnston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton. All attended the wedding of her niece Sandra Johnston to John Mitchell at the church of the Epiphany, London on Sept. 9. There were 230 pupils enrolled at East Wawanosh Public School for the start of classes Sept. 5, an increase of 32 over 1988. Staff change was Mrs. Lucie Tur- cote-Lapaine transferred to Robert- son Memorial School in Goderich. We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Sandy Thompson from Goderich who will be teaching French. We also welcome back Mrs. Nancy Deer from a ons -year leave of absence. Mrs. Bernice Gross will be teach- ing full-time this year. Anyone interested in taking the .1- 1-1 Cooking Club is asked to be at the W.I. Hall Sept. 25 or contact Mrs. Glen Montgomery or Mrs. Pete Campbell. UCW ladies learn about Christian stewardship Whitechurch—The United Church Women held their Septem- ber meeting at the Mime of Mrs. Elwood Groskorth in Coderich. The topic was Christian Stewardship and Finance, with Mrs. Pauline Adams and Mrs. John Neilson as leaders, followed with prayer by Rev. John Neilson. Mrs. Neilson read scripture from the 11th chapter of Numbers, followed with prayer by Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Neilson read about the Unit- ed Church working with the Jamaican Church to help seasonal Workers in Ontario, also working together in the Caribbean. Mrs. Adams told about the help the struggling churches receive from the Melees and Service Fund and Mr. Neilsonave a report on mis- sion aervlce from the London Con - foul . The roll call was answered by nine, with ways of being a good steward. The offertory and Least Coin were received and Mrs. Adams gave the offertory prayer. Thank -you notes were received from Mrs. Adams for the lunch served after the funeral of %m Inglis; from Clifford Laidlaw, thanking the ladies for their work in fixing the church kitchen and from Dave and Isobel McDonald. The ladies are reminded of the rally Oct. 19 at Belgrave. Mr. Neil- son closed the meeting with prayer and a birthday tea followed. The Presbytery of Bruce Maitland met in Chalmers Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The ladies served refreshments prior to the meeting and a noon meal was served to 40 people.