HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-10, Page 13TO WED AT ST, AUGUSTINE—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shaw and
Mr. and Mrs. William Hallahan are pleased to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their children, Julie and Kent The bride is the
daughter of the late Fredrick Nicholls. The marriage will take place
Saturday, Oct. 21, at St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church at 3
p.m. An open reception will follow at 8 p.m. at the Blyth Commu-
nity Centre.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Allan, Sar-
nia and David Allan, who is attend-
ing Waterloo University, were
weekend guests with Mis. Mac
Allan.
Mr. and Mrs. Mae Sflth Of
Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs,, 11017
ley and family and Mr. 9#014rs.
Glen Kelley of Elora were -Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kel-
ley.
Congratulations to Mt and,Mrs,
Todd Mason who were marri_dd Fri-
day, Oct. 6, in Fordwich United
Church. A reception followed in
Kurtzville Community Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace spent a
few days recently m Chicago where
they attended a wood ihriw.
Congratulations to the Howick
Junior Institute on the very success-
ful fashion, show held Thursday
evening, Sept. 28, in Howick Cen-
tral SchooL
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Agla returned
home on the weekend after attend-
ing a wood show in Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrsj. Ken Grant of
Teeswater were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Nilson.
Mrs. Don King and Mrs. Mark
Brunarski visited last Sunday with
Mrs. Jim Fitch in Wingham.
Mrs. Betty Gibson recently
enjoyed a four-day bus tour to
Frankenmuth and St. Ignace, Michi-
gan and the Agawa Canyon.
Frank Gibson and son Gary of
Cambridge called on relatives in
the area en Sunday.
Mrs. Betty Gibson, Mrs. Jean
Clarkson, Mrs. Dick.Agla and Mrs.
Elmer Harding attended the Huron
fall rally of 'the Women's Institutes
on Monday, Oct. 2, at Ethel.
Mrs. Ruby Armstrong spent a
couple of days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. David Schneider and fam-
ily, Kitchener.
Mrs. Bill Sothern attended the
fashion show at Kilberg Place, Lis-
towel, on Thursday, Sept. 28.
Mrs. Annie Pittendreigh and
Miss Minnie McElwain attended
the 50th wedding anniversary &le-
bration of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Aitchi-
son of Williamsford, held in the
Dornoch United Church on Sunday,
Oct. 1.
Mrs. Linda Gilbert of Peterbor-
ough and jim Soper of Bolton spent
Thanksgiving weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Soper.
Mrs. Mary Brase of California
spent last Friday with Mrs. Edna
Doig. She also visited a couple of
days with Mary McCleinent in Lis-
towel.
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Scott and Linda Galbraith,
Carleigh and Shawn of Belgrave,
visited the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Galbraith, on Satur-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manuel and
Amanda, Miss Vicki Dalrymple of
Heritage Estates, Seaforth, were
Sunday guests with Mrs. Allan
Griffith.
Friendship House services
explained to UCW ladies
FORDWICH—The services avail-
able at Huron County's Survival
Through Friendship House at
Goderich were explained by guest
speaker, Julie Lee, when the United
Church Women held their Thankof-
fering meeting on Monday evening,
Oct. 2. Miss Lee is an executive
director of the home. She was intro-
duced by Mrs. Diane Mann and
thanked by Mrs. Jennie Wilson who
presented her with a gift as a token
of appreciation.
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The evening started with a deli-
cious supper served by the after-
noon unit. President Mrs. Mann
welcomed everyone and business
items were discussed. Final plans
were made for the turkey supper
on Oct. 24.
' The worship was conducted by
the evening unit. Mrs. Edith Gibson
read a poem, "In Everything Give
Thanks", followed by a hymn. Mrs.
Grace Sanderson read scripitire
Maitland WI sponsors euchre
A dessert euchre was held Thurs-
day afternoon, Sept. 28, in the
Wingham Town Hall, sponsored by
the Maitland Women's Institute.
Thirteen tables were in play. Pro-
ceeds were designated to go to a
worthwhile community project.
Mrs. Cliff Bray welcomed every-
one and Mrs. Earl Hamilton read a
humorous poem, "Who Will Make
the Squares?". Desserts and refresh-
ments were served.
Winners were: high scores, Mrs.
Kay McCormick and Mrs. Nora
Finnigan; consolation, Mrs. Olive
Fuller and Herb Clayton. Special
prizes went to the table with the
highest overall score.
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passages corresponding with read-
ings ven by Mrs. Gibson, contain-
ing the message: "We pray more
prayers of requests than prayers of
thanks. We should give thanks even
in times of trials and difficulties. It
is the Will of God for us to give
thanks."
Mrs. Marg Livermore sang a solo,
"A Perfect Heart" and Mrs. Gibson
gave a reaciingi ` led "A Yeart-
cLiOngsecinthaenlidm en!:
"Whose Job Are You Doing?", fol-
lowed by the benediction.
Murray and Lenora Machan,
Monkton, visited with)Scott and
Pauline McLennan on Sunday.
Mrs. Cliff Marks and Mrs. Allan
Griffith accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Davey Marks of Brussels to Listow-
el where they attended the 50th
wedding anniversary celebration of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Metcalfe at the
Kin Station.
Jamie Sanderson of Newmarket
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. James Sanderson.
Mrs. William Wade and Mrs.
Allan Griffith were dinner guests
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Cliff
Marks.
The Wroxeter Senior Citizens
began their fall meetings with a
potluck dinner on Wednesday and
had a large attendance.
' Pauline McLennan and Hazel
Criffith have been enjoying seeing
'the flocks of wild geese and ducks
ontlie-river ott their. meriting
walks. Thursday morning, they saw
two coons atop a hydro pole on the
road to Marguerite Sanderson's.
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Snowmobile Driver Training Course, to register
call 357-3288 for infonnation.
Wingham Board of Police Commissioners Meeting,
3 pm at Town Hall.
Wingham Area Fire Board Meeting, 8:30 pm.
District Service Bureau Officer will visit Branch
180 Royal Canadian Legion Wingham. Any veteran
wishing an interview contact Lloyd Carter 357-
3784.
Rummage Sale, Auxiliary to Wingham and District
Hospital, 6:30 - 8:30 pm.
Rummage Sale, Aux. to Wingham & Dist. Hospital,
10 am to 1 pm, Wingham Armouries.
Talent auction at Turnberry Central School, 7:30
pm.
Wingham Scouting Apple Day & Bake Sale 9 am -
1 pm, Town Hall.
Garage and Bake Sale at Sacred Heart School be-
ginning 9 am. Sponsored by Grade 7-8 students.
Garage Sale at Turnberry Central School, 9 am to 1
pm.
Open house at Wingham Fire Hall, 10, am to 4 pm.
127th Anniversary $t. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham 11:00 am and 7:30 pm. Special
music and guest speaker.
50th Anniversary Open,. House for Mr. & Mrs
Lawrence Taylor, W.I. Hall, Belgrave from 1:30 - 4
Pm.
Euchre party at Whigham Legion, 8:00 pm. Every-
one welcome.
Hot Turkey Supper, Lucknow United Church, 4:30
to 7:30 pm.
Turnberry Township Council Meeting, 8:30 pm,
Municipal office, Bluevale.
Monis Township Council Meeting, 7:30 pm,
TownShip Shed.
Mr..and Mrs. Roy Kennedy spent
Thursday in London.
Lorne and Gertie Lambkin spent
last weekendat Bass Lake.
Mrs. Jean Andari and daughter
Teresa of Windsor, Dianne Gilmore
of Surnrnerlanci, B.C., visited one
day last week with Bill and Jean.
Sothern.
Don Montoux and Sandra Mon-
touxmont: .--40 with
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and Mis _H 'and family
at Kinosten.
Mrs. J. W. Daunt, Mrs. Don King,
Mrs. Alma Hargrave, Mrs, Ammon
Ferguson and Mrs. Bill Sothern
attended the fall Deanery of South
Saugeen on Tuesday, Oct 3, at Thri-
fty Anglican Church, Bayfield. The
spring Deanery will- be held in
Durham.
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