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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-31, Page 7?it ,4rfR and Matthew, Dick and Sharon Agla visited with relatives in Essex County last weekend. They also attended the Migration of the Geese Festival at the Jack Miner Sanctu- ary, Kingsville. Mrs. Nellie Allan visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott and family, Petersburg. • Rafael and Ilona Elste and Brid- gette Abel, who visited the past three weeks with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen, have returned to their homes in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy have returned from an eight-day bur tour to Ozark Mountain counfidy, which took them to Kalamazoo, Michigan, Branson Eureka Springs and Memphis, where they enjoyed a tour of Graceland. Mrs. Norma Behrns visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kercher at Hensall and helped her sister, Ila, celebrate her birthday Friends here were sorry to hear that B. J. Priceeight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price, was severe- ly burned at their home while help- ing to burn leaves on Wednesday Bruce County WI meeting • • • trt,t•trtt ••• • •'.• 1`4•`'It"" • ,•• DIre IO yisited for.a Pitt4 with lierry and 420151141.,' Oman . and otherrelatiVes: • -- Mrs. Florence Wilson of For wich was a supper gueSt. of Peter and Grace Browne oa Pridqy, Mr and Mrs. Wayne White of *arbor- ough spent the weekend at the same home. Mrs. Hazel Cooper and Miss Eileen Johnston of Waterloo spent couple of days with Mrs. Sheldon Mann W. . .- . f.'"' Mi.and'htft. 1 with' , Mrs. CarkVitchpf Seilltorth` , gr. 014141*, • „_ , Ed 7 ' ' *e ' , Aftto#fait' - returned from atrip, tb 'Lea Vegas, , Nevada. ' ' . ',: • . • Betty and John Staffeia,Atetaind Jerry Stafford of RR 1, .Wroxeter,, have returned from a moot tiipto Nashville, Tennessee 414 the‘ Ole REV. and MRS. J. B. HAWKINS Hawkins -Stewart vows are exchanged at Gorrie Gorrie United Church was the scene of a dOuble-ring ceremony at 2 p.m. on Juy 8, uniting Julie Anne Stewart andleffrey Blake Hawkins in holy matrimony. The bride is the daughter of Wayne and Catherine Stewart, Gor- a' rie, while the groom's parents are Blake and 'Nancy Hawkins, Kent Bridge. Rev. Don. Robinsoner- "learned the ceremony. Judith rule Douglas was organist an, fi d atrick , Hofmann played the coronet. The processional was played on trum- pets by Patrick Hofmann, a friend of the bride and Aaron Stewart, her brother. The church was decorated with a profusion of freshly -cut pink and white flowers and baby's breath. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an ivory satin gown with a sequin and pearl bodice, sweetheart lace at the neckline, puffed sleeves and three -quarter - length skirt with a large bow at the back. She carried pink roses, stephanotis, baby's breath and trail- ing ivy. t Shannon Hopper of Kitchener, cousin of the bride; was matron of honor and dressed in dusty rose satin. The bridesmaids, Larissa and Jennifer Fenton of Gorrie, also cousins of the bride, wore pale pink satin dresses with wreaths of deli- cate flowers on their heads and bouquets of the same. The groom's brother, Jim Hawkins of KentBridge, served as best man, while guests were ush- ered by Vaughn Huff of Wallace - burg, a friend of the groom; Aaron Stewart of Gorrie, the bride's broth- er and Adam Fenton of Gorrie, the bride's cousin: The pink and white theme con- tinued at the Waterloo Inn ball- room. The bride's mother, dressed in jade green, received guests along with the groom's mother, who chose aqua. Following a wedding trip to the Deerhurst Inn and Country Club, Huntsville, the newlyweds are residing at Gorrie, where Mr. Hawkins is minister at the Gorrie and Wroxeter United Churches. ed TueatteY ORAlit Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of Bramalea, lvIrs. William Wilson of Fordwich and Mrs. AlekTaylor vis- ited Sunday with Mrs. Lorne Walk- er and Miss Margaret Dane and cel- ebrated Margaret's birthday. Miss Margaret McTavish of LOI/1- don and Mrs. George Jackson of Guelph visited Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Isabel Adams. Mrs. Earl Williamson of Mount Forest and Mrs. Douglas Kopp and baby son Dillon, of Toronto, visited Wednesday with Mrs. Cecil Grainger. Mrs. Luella Dumonceau of Moose Jaw is spending some tune with her aunt, Mrs. Joe Simmons and other relatives. Ted and Julie Graham, Michelle and Patrick of Sudbury; Don and Kathy Graham, Genevieve and Robbie of Kitchener; Jim Graham of Waterloo; Torn and Patti Graha.m, Meaghan, Laura and Justin of Lis- towel and 1311 and Sonya Graham of Milverton were recent visitors with their parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craham. Don and Donna Watson, Richard and Carla; Norm and Sheri Watson; Bill Heibein; Glenn and Marg Underwood; Peter and Linda Dins- more, Sheldon, Kristen and Adam, RR 1, Gorrie, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williamson of Mount Forest. The Gorrie firefighters had an excellent turnout for their breakfast in the fire hall on Sunday morning. More than 300 attended. Margaret Thornton of Agincourt spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn- ton. af.,,P7,50•PgraVAPPROWWW. /,'1.1,-.7XfpffM.ffpar,,aft•r•f‘ft,./.107,02fgfforprffmtiff.fme.f.'smirffM":' Mgefteif,'0/...f0ffffenf,r • .aaC. ,?,:maa.alwa,:fflpta,k.a.:•aalfra • '',,:rx„.a.aa aff''.1:•aaaa'aVa5;afograt:::farrapaxg•aloa0.eaaoyagg„.•-aaaaaaladaaaavaaamaiaaar.:4,0a.4. agaragWattat.40..4.62441,'' -41-acked4t.;:'abilaal",•agafflaaaaam,',kaa'a?.:ao• .."14.P14.V8°K; .1$"4'M•Cf1::. 9.':"*.*:';'*M7/7•fil.:41‘1,Pg*f4°"'•":';5', . etti1t.t.,,,,,t1,41,45,1•1•4! 4,t1. ,t ',toy • Fi or d wi ch -- - Notes f •• •ftVe • ' f WU: •• „it': tt.t. pcos, Mtlift4 - 4.ela Jim and -Lynn Tiniperley, Adam Mrs. Donald MacAdam chaired the 34th Bruce County Women's Institute rally, held recently at Pais- ley, with the theme, "Happiness Is Getting Together — with Friends". Information was given about work- shops offered in 1990, as well as , new 4-H projects. A workshop on landscaping is to be held in Febru- ary at Underwood, Rocklyn and Shallow Lake. Mrs. William Henderson, the new proVincial board director for District 16, brought greetings from FWIO. Tartan sales have been sub- stantial this year. Several new items, namely tea sets and candy dishes, were introduced this year and they sold extremely well. Mrs. Middleton reported on the quilt sale for Participation Lodge. Approximately $14,800 was raised, with the top quilt Selling for 5750. Members were encouraged to write to Benoit Boucher, Minister of Transportation, regarding the Via Rail cutbacks, to express their con- cern. ..• V, All members were urged to attend tht0990, * .040 held Oct 18 in Bruce MAO. They Were asked to rerneinber the 6: ''!oming together isa b ' 'A -together is p't ruight. He was rushed to Sick thil- dren's Hospital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McClement, Sandra and Tom and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas were guests Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Brown-McClement wedding in the Presbyterian Church, Listowel, and the reception which followed. Robert Vanderheyden spent sev- eral days in Minneapolis, Minneso- ta. Charles Beck of Toronto visited a oflastdays week wit r. ' and Mrs. Winston McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Carl D'Arcey spent , the weekend with friends in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Smyth and Harry McLeod of Owen Sound vis- ited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Les Halliday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson and Margaret were Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Dodge of Harriston. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by: INSURANCE BROKERS Gorrie 33S-3525 Wingham 357-2636 "INSURING TOMORROW TODAY" Insurance - All types. Homes, business, auto, farm, life Wednesday, Nov. 1 to Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Pergusein visited over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric McKen- zie of Port Dalhousie. Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett Visitors attend Games Night GORRIE—The Come Alive Club welcomed visitors from Belmore, Fordwich and Wroxeter lo their October Games Night. A game of Scrabble provided = alternative for a large group of 1.*Qpiayers. Prizes for euchre were awarded to Stella Pocaluyko, Marion Kirby, Russell Nickel and Peter Browne. Margaret Dane was the UNO win- ner. Group III, with conveners Janet Hogg and Velma Mann, were hostesses and served a bountiful lunch to prolong this time of fel- lowship. The Gorrie seniors will meet again brt Nov. 14 and the last Games Night of the year will be held Nov. 28. - GRAB THAT APPLE—Cub James Fitzgerald of Wingham had a difficult time biting into an apple on a string at last Tuesday evening's Cubs' Hallowe'en party at the Wgham Public School. We are proud to show you just a selection of our Tan Jay Collection for fall ... modelled by Shirley and Nellie with more to come from "The Friendly Store" '1'1 Itt • •f• Vickie Brophy Wed., Nov. 1 Thurs., Nov. 2 Fri., Nov. 3 Sat., Nov. 4 Sun., Nov. 5 Mon., Nov. 6 Tues., Nov. 7 General Meeting for preparation of East Wawanosh History Book Township Office, 7:30 p.m. Annual Turkey Smorgasbord, Duffs United Church, Walton, 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Wingham Public Utilities Commission Meeting, 4:00 p.tn., PUC Office. Book Sale at Wingham Public Library, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sponsored by The Friends of the Library. Hot Luncheon & Bake Table, St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Wingham, 11 am. to 1:30 p.m. & Bake Table. Country Christmas Bazaar, Wroxeter United Church, 2 p.m. Book Sale at Wingham Public Library, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Craft Show & Sale, Brussels Legion, 1 to 4 p.rn. & 7 to 9 p.m., Tea Mtn tobiorrOW 1 - 4 p.m. Open House in honour of 45th wedding anniveramy for Mr. and Mis. Ernest Beecroft at Wingham Ar- mouries, 2 tr- Wpm. • Walkerton Heritage Fair,, Knights of Columbus Hall, Hwy. today and torrent*. Wingham Branch 180 Roo/ Canadian Legion, Church Parade to the Salvation Army, commencing 10:30 a.m. provded Howiek-Turnber6 Van Pair Awards Night, 8 p.m„. Hoivicfreothin:Cevitat Wiogham T�wn Council, Ingham Countiy Scia1 Evening 8 gm. at Wingham Car newcurlerg welcorne. Ladies plcase bring tandwzdh Turnberry Township potakek lice, Blaevaile4 4 Mont Township' 2 Piece Co-ordinates Easy Care Available In Amethyst •Loden Sizes Petites to Regular Co-ordinating Solids Available RIn7ar $95, Floral Top $52. Floral Skirt 46. Soft 2 Piece Dressings Open Jacket $1050 Floral Top $48. floral Skirt $46. 208 JOSEPHINE ST., WINGHAM 357-2822 , 41,1-4• cty "Your Area AMA and Oil Store" 1°4c -•#• • ,10.• ,; • It ""' aataia •