HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-12-12, Page 13Wroxeter bride is wed
on her mother's birthday
A beautiful summer day provid- Deb Armstrong -Falconer, Clin-
ed the setting on Saturday, Aug. 19, ton, friend of the bride, was matron
at three o'clock when Diane Eliza- of honor. Bridesmaids were Brenda
beth McLean and Thomas William Perry -Bowden, the .groom's sister,
of Holland Landing and Jenny
McLean, the bride's niece, of Wrox-
eter. The groom's niece, Stephanie
Dodson of Uxbridge, was flower
girl. The senior attendants wore
cocktail -length dresses of Mae satin.
Stephanie wore a pale yellow taffe-
ta long gown trimmed with lace
and ruffles. She carried a basket of
yellow and white gladioli,
enhanced with ivy, fern and baby's
breatii. The others carried pink,
lilac and white arrangements of
gladioli, with ivy and fern.
Bruce Dodson of Uxbridge was
best man at the wedding of his
friend and brother-irt-law. Ushers
were Ted Perry Brampton, brother
of the groom and Don McLean,
Wingham, brother of the bride.
A dinner and reception were held
at the Wroxeter Town Hall were
guests were received by the wed-
ding party and the parents.
Perry of Wroxeter were joined in
holy matrimony. Their marriage
vows were exchanged in Wroxeter
United Church where Diane
received her childhood spiritual
training. Her family has been active
church Members there for genera-
tions. Diane is the daughter of Edna
McLean, Wingham, and the late
William John McLean. Tom is the
son of Bill\ and Louise Perry of
Aurora.
Rev. Jeff Hawkins officiated for
the candlelight double -ring ceremo-
ny, his first wedding since being
ordained. Organist was Leone
Kaster and Soloists were Gordon
Kaster and Byron Ballagh. The
bride was given in marriage by her
oldest brother, Dale McLean of
Bluevale.
The bride's wedding gown was
full-length white silk sheer, accent-
ed with pearls and lace and lined
with taffeta. It featured fitted
bodice, high neckline -and full circu-
lar skirt with cathedral train. Her
headpiecoaertoto a V of pearls at
the- forehead, had a flower at the
side and held a silk veil. She carried
a bouquet of. white gladioli, set
with ivy, fern, stephanotis and
baby's breath.
Special guests at the wedding
were the groom's mother's cousins
from England. Pleased to attend the
wedding ,was the Room's_graed-
niiithr, F1'OienCe -RyCkman "f
Maple.
The couple resides at Perry's
Pumpkin Patch, RR 1, Wroxeter.
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Wingham Board of Police Commissioners Meeting, 3
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Wingham Area Fire Board Meeting, 8:30 p.m., Fire
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• WROXETER---A lovely winter
day and bountiful Christmas buffet
of turkey with all the trimmings
Seniors enjoy
dinner meeting
BLUEVALE—A sumptuous din-
ner, served by women of the United
Church, was a Christmas delight
for 47 Bluevale seniors on Dec. 4.
Upon adjournment to the com-
munity hall, Edna MacTavish
extended a warm welcome to
everyone. She and Alex, along with
Stewart and Evelyn McLennan,
Edith Garniss and Jean Mathers
had planned an evening of joyful
and varied entertahunent.
The group was first invited to
participate in nine rounds of court
whist, for which prizes were
distributed to Mary Peacock, Mil-
ton Boyd, Winnie Boyd, Ross Tur-
vey, Elaine Mundell and Wes
Paulin. Program numbers consisted
of readings, musical contributions,
and a presentation of Front Page
Challenge. Recent newlyweds Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Johnston were pre-
sented with a beautiful clock
An invitation was then extended
to everyone to take part in an activ-
ity to send 1989 off with a big bang.
Then all attacked the gift exchange
table where laughter ended another
merry time of fellowship.
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gireeted.they t_404, esesillitheir peceme December meeting.
Tableis were 4e4nrelgii in the twit
of Christmas, complete with a
Frosty Snowman cake made by
Mrs. Eleanore Gibson.
Mrs. Mildred Coupland> wet,
cowed everyone and conductedlhe
business. Mrs. Ethelerie Smithead
theaninutes of the last meeting for
Mrs. Eileen Hamilton who couldn,
be present Mrs, Ted Smith gave the
treasurer's report, noting a good
bank halance.lohn Brent thanked
Mildred for making a success of the
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Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson,
Oshawa, visited with Gordon Gib-
son last weekend.
Mrs. Cliff Marks accompanied
Mn and Mrs. Wally Nbcorr of Ford-
wich to Mississauga last weekend
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Adrien
Poirier.
The senior citizens held their
annual Christmas dinner in the
community hall on Dec. 6, with 28
present. Art and Eleanore Gibson
favored the group with a medley of
Christmas carols on the piano and
led a singsong of Christmas carols,
with the audience participating.
New piesisienC,y,
chosen at
Belgrave ACW
BELGRAVE—Miss Mary Isabel
Nethery is the president of the
Anglican Church Women for 1990,
succeeding Mrs. Ardyss Johnston.
Vice-president is Mrs. Elizabeth
Procter; secretary Mrs. Alex Neth-
ery and treasurer Mrs. Harold
Jardin.
A potluck dinner preceded the
meeting at the home of MrClare
Van Camp. Rev. Douglas Madge
said grace and the meeting opened
with a hymn, Members' Prayer and
the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Johnston
wad a meditation from Living Mes-
sage, "A Chance To Begin Anew".
Mrs. Procter read scripture and the
roll call was "My Christmas Prepa-
rations".
The study, on the vision of Isaiah,
was led by Mrs. Alex Nethery. Trea-
surer Mrs. Harold Jardin reported a
very successful baaaar and tea, as
well as the recent catering. The
draw winners were: afghan, Mrs.
Hielke Roetcisoender, RR 2, Blyth;
pillow cases, Mrs. Gerald Beck, Bel -
grave; cards and apron, Mary Isabel
Nethery. Mrs. Madge read an article
on Old Order Mennonites.
The Cluiramas concert and pot-
ludc suppek is on Dec. 15 at 7 p.m.
in the WI Hall_
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