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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-06-27, Page 3The W ip June 27, 1984—Page 3 Insurance uestaonnaire e Are your personal possessions insured for their rr)lacement cost or actual cash value? • Are your personal possessions insured completely while temporarily removed or only for a limited amount? v Can your agent personally handle and pay for claims up to $1000? e Do your coverage limits on personal possessions cover what you actually have? If the answer to any of these questions is no . then it's time to call me! State Farm Insurance Companies - Canadian Head Offices: Scarborough, Ontario Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. RICHARD GIBBONS 25 Alfred St. East, Wingham, Ont. 357-3280 SACRED HEART SCHOOL in Wingham, held its Grad 8 banquet recently and students, school board representatives, teachers and the priest at Sacred Heart pos- ed for a class photograph. Those pictured are: Vince McInnes, Tammy Kieffer, Diane Vandenbroek, Marlene Albers, Anne McGlynn, Julie Koopman, Bill Kinahan; back, Ward Robertson Photo Bavarian Deli Packers in Wingham wish to thank everyone who helped turn our Grand Opening into a Big Success:;:.. withspecial' thanks `act M. Murra (M. P. Huron -Bruce); ,Mr. •MUrray Elston (M.P P:1e r`t ' Town of Wingham) and Mr. Bruce Rathwell & Associates. We appreciated all the beautiful flowers, best wishes and congratulations that we received. OUR. THANK YOU SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK: Centre Cut, Tenderloin, Rib Port Family Pack Pork Chops Beef Short Ribs Fresh Pork Sausage Coarse Garlic Bologna Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. 1.68 1.55 1.29 2.10 Just Heat 'n Serve Pre -Cooked Goulash Fresh Boneless Rolled Picnic Shoulder lb. I■ Dry Cured, Naturally Smoked 500 gr. Bacon In Jelly Ham Fresh Homemade Indian Corn Salad 3.49 1.89 HD 2.99 e1.39 Our Retail Meat Counter Will Be Open: Tuesdays - Thursdays 10 am - 6 pm Fridays 10 am - 8 pm Saturdays 10 am - 4 pm. Closed Mondays Come and See Our Daily Specials! We Are Ready to Serve You! Rev. Soltysik, Mary O'Malley, Kelly McGlynn, Mark Belanger, Marc Nesbitt, Murray Foxton, Steven Hallahan, Bill Kinahan Jr., Barry Schaefer, Paul Brophy, Reihold Richter and Gerald Benninger. Mr. and Mrs. George Hones are ,now living in Orillia Mr. and Mrs. George Hones are residing in Orillia following their marriage Saturday, June 9, at 3:30 in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Wingham. Mrs. Hones, the former Evelyn Maria During, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard During, Wingham. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Hones, Gorrie. Rev. Stan Soltysik per- formed the ceremony amid a setting of gladioli, mums and daisies. The Sacred Heart Folk Choir led by Mrs. Sally Campeau provided special music. The bride was given in marriage by her father and chose a traditional white gown covered, with chiffon with an; ice lace jacket. The dress fell into a long train and a small coronet held her hip -length veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white gardenias. Wearing a dusty rose gown with matching chiffon jacket was her maid of honor, Erika During of Waterloo. Similarly attired were the bridesmaids, Siglinde Ryan of Ottawa, Caryn Mann and Anita Heuchert, both of Waterloo, and Christine Hones of Gorrie. The at- tendants carried bouquets of burgundy and pink marigolds. Carmen Heuchert of Waterloo, as flower girl, was also gowned in dusty rose. She carried a basket of roses and daisies. Marlon Heuchert of Waterloo was bearer of the rings. Groomsman was Michael Hones of, Harriston • and ushers were Andrew Hones, Local parents are tnesses to so wedding ceremony y Church. The bride and groom are residing in Keldon and .both are employed by Union Carbide in Orange- ville. A yellow and white theme enhanced tile altar where the' ' ceremony was performed and the bride was given in marriage by her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson of RR 3, Orangeville. Her floor length gown of silk taffeta featured an insert of ac- cordion pleats at the front, a chapel train, military collar and long lilypoint sleeves. She wore a Juliet cap which secured her silk illusion veil. Mrs. Denise Puddicombe of Base Borden was matron of honor. Her floor -length gown Of jade green satin was trimmed with accordion Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald of Wingham were privileged to have places of honor and witness the marriage of their son, Carey Bruce MacDonald, to Leona June Gibson on Saturday, May. 19, at four o'clock in Shelburne United pleating and Lady Di sleeves and she wore a Lady Di hat with a veil. The brides- maids, Tracy MacDonald, Wingham, and Mrs. Twyla Mae Gibson of Orangeville, were dressed injade green dresses identical to the one worn by the matron of honor. The flower girl, Lisa Roberts, RR 3, Orangeville, wore a pink organdy dress. with white lace trim and a white straw hat. Stephen MacDonald 'of Lucknow was hisbrother's best man and brothers of the bridal couple, Brett Mac- Donald of Wingham and David Gibson, RR 3, Orange- ville, ushered the guests. The Town and Country Community . Centre, Shel- burne, was the scene of an after -ceremony ' reception which was attended by guests from Wingham, Huntsville, Oakville, Luck- now,Goderich, Brampton, Bolton, Palgrave, London, Toronto and Phoenix, Ari- zona. Guelph, Heinz Hones, Kit- chener, Helmut Hones, Gorrie, and Wally . Pirker, Toronto. Pink and white flowers decorated the tables at the Belmore Community Centre where the reception was held. Out-of-town guests came from Listowel, Bluevale, Kitchener, Ford- wich, Orillia, Gorrie, Lon- don, Dryden, Nepean, Waterloo; Harriston, Toronto, Mount Forest, Etobicoke, Thornhill, . Delhi, Holyrood, Willowdale, Lucknow, Teeswater, Ingersoll, Baden, Niagara Falls and West Germany. The mother of the bride wore a long: silver grey gown with Ymatching jacket. The grooms mother was in a long royal blue gown with matching jacket. The bride was wearing ar powder blue blazer and skirt when they left on a trip to the east coast. Interior decorator is guest The Three Ms met in the upper room at St. Andrew's Presbyterian , Church ori Wednesday, June 20. President Mrs. John Donaldson opened the meeting with an appropriate poem. Mrs. Wallace Richardson led a singsong of several familiar hymns after reading an article, "The Picture of Christ in Our Homes". •She then led in prayer. Mrs. Paul Mills played a piano solo and another musical number, by Mrs. Don Robertson, Gordon Wall and Alex Robertson, was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Richardson in- troduced Mrs. Patti Robertson who discussed modern trends • in interior decorating, illustrating her talk ' with slides. Mrs. Richardson thanked Mrs. Robertson and lunch was served by the hostess during asocial hour. -tans Mayer Klaus litoechitiger Wingham Ont. N()(; 2W() r3u'- 519157•1705 Res. 519.357 1 262 �i. Snyder Studio Photo K• N N • 4. • Arthur and Donna Egan of Smiths Falls are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Donna Susan Pringle, to Douglas Paul Doig, son of Ron and Joan Doig of Molesworth. Susan is the daughter of the late John Pringle. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 14, at 5 p.m. at St. John's Anglican Church, Smiths Falls. I cured my high blood pressure. Baloney! 11 you have high blood pressure. you'll probably have It for the rest of !your life because it can't be cured. But it doesn't have to be a problem --you can control it and bring It down. See a doctor and take your medication every' day. High Blood Pressure Treat it ... and live.