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Mr, and Mrs. Harry BuImerto
Billy Joe and Adam of Bow-
manville, spent last Weelcend with
Mr. and Mrs. William. Bennett,
Other visitors at the same home an
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Baker of Cobourg and Canon and
Mrs. Orrence Laramie, Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meinema,
Heather and Jolene of Red Deer,
Alberta, spent a couple of weeks
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
John Meinema of Listowel. While at
m they attended the Pro-
McQernent wedding in Knox
byteeian Church, Iv, M*. and
Mrs. Rs s'Mitchell of Walston visit-
ed
isited Thursday evening at the Brown
home.
Revand Mrs. William A. Hen-
derson of Lucknow were supper
-guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Mundell on Friday. •
Mrs. Lila Allan of Kincardine and
Mrs. Bert Irwin of Ripley; Mr. and
Mrs. Duff Bell of Drayton; Mrs.
Rebekahs install
their 1990 officers
At last Monday's meeting of the
Majestic Rebekah Lodge No. 352,
Wingham, officers were installed by
the district deputy president, Mary
Lou Thompson and her staff.
The following officers were
installed: Noble Grand, Helen Cur-
rie; L.S. to N.G., Mary Austin; RS.
to N.G. Doris Bushell; Vice Grand,
Mabel Jacklin; R.S. to V.G., Marjorie
McKenzie; L.S. to V.G., Ethel Gerrie;
Chaplain, Nora Finnigan; Warden,
Isabell Montgomery; Conductor,
Nettie Ross; Jr. P.N.G., Ethel
Adams; Treasurer, Jean King; Finan-
cial Secretary, Reta Merkley;
Recording Secretary, Gertie Tiffin;
Outside t, Irene Smyth; Inside G.,
Catherine Casemore and Musician,
Hazel Bateman.
Pauline Cep,&,, chaplain of the
Rebekah Assembly spoke a few
words and Mrs. Thelma Maclntyre
received her 50 -year jewel from
Mrs. Uldene McKenzie,
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Thank You For
"PACKING-LTS-IN"
and the winners are
Mrs. Scott (Audrey) Reid
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Higgins
Mrs. Scott (Audrey) Reid and Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Higgins both
of Wingham tied for winner of the "LpolciWho§: : � m Us In
Contest both travelling -to Vancotiyer`j ldi '1 witl>1 the ' +:ialkof
the Wingham Advance -Times.. .•
We would like to thank all who entered our contest and took
the time to bring in their pictures. You may pick up your pictures
and consolation prize at the newspaper office next week.
Winners for this contest in Listowel and Mount Forest had
travelled to Austria and Thailand.
with Miss Margaret Dane and M
Lorne IAelk
1 .gorge Noble and K
Noble spent last weekend at t
home of Mr. and Mrs.Harry
Linden of London.
Miss Margaret Dane, accomp by Mrs. Lorne Walker an
Mrs. Alex Taylor, visited recently
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanl
Glousher, Blyth.
Kyle Welsh of Petersburg spent
weekend recently with his gran
parents, Bob and Marie Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham, M
gan, Laura and Justin of Listowel
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mr
Alex Graham. Bit and Sonya Gra
ham of Milverton spent the week
end at the same home.
Ron Mann, Jim Schefter and Gl
Reidt of the Gorrie Firefighter Far
attended the Ontario e College a
Gravenhurst over the weekend.
Carol Ann McConnell of Londo
visited Mrs. Sheldon Mann on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart and
daughters, Jayne, Jackie and Lissa,
of RR 1, Gadshill, visited his grand-
mother, Mrs. Ethel Dennis.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart and
Maido Wylds of Ripley; Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnson, RR 2, Bluevale,
sited Mr and Mrs. George Brown
n Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ron, Mann visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weber of
Kimberley
Mrs. Joe Simmons spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
rs. Harold Crump of Kitchener
nd all attended the baptism of
Andrea Crump, infant daughter of
yen and Ellen Crump, in Silver
Dale United Church on Sunday.
Brian, Jill and Kyle Welsh of
etersburg spent the weekend with
and Marie Strong. -
Alex Hamilton and daughter
osemary of Whitby spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
rs. Hector Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton,
r. and Mrs. Murray, Hayden and
,egg Thornton attended the bap -
m of Todd William, infant son of
r. and Mrs. Tim Bunker, in Trinity
nglican Church, Fordwich, on
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441 WINNERS—Winner's in the Howick- Turnberry Fall Fair 4-H competitions received thelir
awards last week. Top row, left to right, are David Winkel, Sirnon`Atton, Christian Feldskov, Dave
Keil, Jeremy Flar, Kevin Meyer. Front row: Daniel Scott, Ginger Kavelman, Hazel Rae, Cha4otte
Lockie, Amy Thomas, Wendy Clark.
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Doug1asShut1ewortn vows
exchanged in Fordwich
Tammy Lynn Shuttleworth and
Gregory James Douglas, both of
Waterloo, were married at 4 p.m. on
Sept. 16 at the Fordwich United
Church. Rev. Donald Beck officiat-
ed.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Andy Wader of Chatham and Mr.
Gary Shuttleworth of Sheffield. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Douglas of RR 1, Corrie.
Organist, Mrs. David Haasnoot,
accompanied the bride's grand-
mother, Mrs. Leonard Shuttleworth
of Chatham, who sang, "Morning
Has Broken", "The Wedding Song"
and "O Perfect Love".
The bride wore a full-length
gown of white satin featuring a
boli
officiating. ce appliqued with sequins and
pearls. Long pointed sleeves were
Mrs. Koebel welcomes
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welcomed the ladies— of St.
Stephen's Guild on the evening of
Nov 8. President Cherie Farrish
opened the meeting and Mrs.
Lynda Kerley read scripture and
two articles relating to Remem-
brance Day.
Mrs. Grace Browne brought an
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article, R-ecipe-tfora,Seripture
Cake" and Mrs. Barb Bennett read
the recipe to the group. Twelve
members answered mll call with a
recipe and Mrs. Dorothy Ruppel
gave a good financial report.
The president read letters from
groups seeking donations and
thank -you letters for donations,
from Friendship House and St.
Monica's House. Members received
notice of the annual conference of
the Anglican Church at St. Paul's
on April 28. Orders were taken for
church calendars and final plans
were made for the annual Christ-
mas party. A noon luncheon was
planned for Nov 23.
Mrs. Georgina Zimmerman
brought the mystery gift, won by
Mrs. Joan Cane. Auctioneer for the
evening was Mrs. Greta Bennett.
Mrs. Koebel and Mrs. Barb Bennett
served lunch.
accented with sequins and pearls
and the cathedral train was accent-
ed with lace cutouts. She wore a
matching hat with a short veil.
She carried a bouquet of purple
and white roses, tiger lilies, baby's
breath and pearls.
The maid of honor was Denise
Riehl of Goderich.
Bridesmaids were Terri Shaw,
Goderich, Cindy Stewart, Waterloo,
Nicole Haskell, cousin of the bride,
Chatham and Angela Walker,
Wingham,
They wore cocktail -length gowns
of purple satin featuring a V -
peplum and short puffed sleeves.
They wore matching flowers in
their hair and carried bouquets of
carnations and tiger lilies in shades
of purple, accented with baby's
breath and pearls.
The flower girl was Vanessa
Shuttleworth, sister of the bride,
Sheffield.
She wore a _white lace dress and
carried a baskeVol-flOWeesin it r'
to that of the bridesmaids.
' Ringbearer was Aaron Shuttle-
worth, brother of the bride,
Sheffield.
The best man was Wayne Mann
of Wingham.
Ushers were Jeff Espensen, Lis-
towel, Greg Stewart, Waterloo,
David Harding, RR 1, Corrie and
Paul Douglas, brother of the groom,
RR 1, Gorrie.
The bride's mother wore a pink
cope dress with a corsage of pink
o ids. The groom's mother wore
a three-piece crepe dress of black
and yellow with a corsage of
cream -colored orchids.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the Howick Com-
munity Centre.
Gary Douglas, Tottenham, broth-
er of the groom was master of cere-
monies.
Out-of-town guests attended
from Kingston, Sarnia, Chatham,
London, Goderich, Brampton,
Kitchener, Paisley and surrounding
couple honeymooned at Nia-
gara Falls and now resides at 168
Wissler Road, Waterloo.
Remembrance Day theme
for members of WMS
GORRIE—A Remembrance Day
e theme prevailed when the Women's
Missionary Societyof Knox Presby-
terian Church met at the home of
Mrs. Glenn Underwood. She
opened the meeting, with a Remem-
brance Day verse and scripture.
Her meditation was entitled
"Remember Those Who Have Fall-
en". She concluded the devotional
period with a prayer and a hymn of
remembrance.
Roll call was answered with a
verse on remembrance and "In
Flanders Fields" was repeated in
Lakelet woman receives
volunteer -service award
Ruth Wolfe of Clifford has been
recognized for her outstanding vol-
unteer work in recreation with a
regional Corps d'Elite award,
Ontario Minister of Tourism and
Recreation Ken Black has
announced.
The award was presented by Bud
Bitton, a ministry recreation consul-
tant in a ceremony today at
Saugeen District Secondary School
in Port Elgin.
Mrs. Wolfe has served as secre-
tary and treasurer on the Lake
Huron Zone board of directors of
the Ontario Municipal Recreation
Association. She has assisted in the
Ontario produces mom fruit and
vegetables than any other province.
Over 40 per cent of the fruit grown
in Canada grows in Ontario.
successful operation of annual
OMRA conferences and training
workshops and acted as a valuable
liaison to municipal recreation asso-
ciations in the area.
Lending her volunteer skills gen-
erously to the Girl Guides, Mrs.
Wolfe has been a leader with the
First Clifford Guides since 1975, a
member of the Keewaydin Camp
Committee since 1981, a coordina-
tor with Mapleway Area Camp
since 1985 and an advisor with the
Beaver Training Division between
1979 and 1984.
"I am pleased thatsirch a valued
volunteer can be recognized with a
regional Cors'-d'Elite award," Mr.
Black says. 'Mrs. Wolfe's tireless
efforts on behalf of the province are
all the more sigf 'fica>sikiri light f
her busy lo+ral volunteer` -schedtr�,
raising children and helping in e
family business."
unison. Mrs. Moir read the corre-
spondence and it was agreed to
make donations to Ewart College
and Friendship House, Goderich.
Gift subscriptions to the devotional
booklet, "These Days", will be pur-
chased for the shutins for Christ-
mas.
Mrs. Moir concluded the study
on poverty with an article about the
distressing conditions of the com-
mon people of El Salvador: The sec-
ond article gave Linda Shaw's
report of the Conference on Mission
and Evangelism, held in Texas last
May. The theme of the conference
was "Mission in Christ's Way". The
study ended with a prayer by Mrs.
Moir and the singing of a hymn.
Mrs. Mundell closed the meeting
with the Serenity Prayer. The
December meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Moir on the 6th.
Legion boasts
21 tables of
shoot players
A large group of shoot players
created 21 tables of fun at the Wing -
ham Legion Hall last Monday
night. Nell Johnston had the high
pink card, Jim Coultes the high
white card. Don McCormick and
Cliff Johnston tied for the most
shoots, with Don winning the prize.
6 Low prizes went to Priscilla Bray
and Earl Hamilton and draw prizes
were awarded to Chris Nicholson,
Harvey Edgar,, Norma Hamilton,
Bob Fraser and George Mitchell.
The next party will be euchre on
Monday, Nov 20.
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