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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-06-22, Page 7'SP HIS GENERAL STORE Schneiders 1 Ib. Steakettes 4 to Ib..09 Schneiders Chunky Meat lb. .99 Schneiders Thick Bologna Ib.99 Floppy Hots - Golf Cops - Work Hots Highliner Fish and Chips WINTAWIO TICKETS FOR THURSDAY PHONE 335-3451 GORRIE 199 4-0 CORN BLOWER—Mrs. Colleen Robertson, kindergarten teacher at Wingham Public School took her class on a tour of her farm last Wednesday. Here, the students listen to her explain how the corn blower works. Faith healing topic of UCW Faith healing was the topic of born in Tel Aviv. ° the study period at the McIntosh He attends the Bengal Temple United Church Women's meet- when not on hi circuit preaching. ing. The women heard of a faith He has his own Evangelistic healer, Barney Hehn who was Association and insists he has no healing power of his own but that • it comes from God. Well docu- mented healings of cancer and paralysis testify to his faith • healing power. • He says he doesn't advertise miracles and is basically an evangelist. Mrs. Hakyoo Park presented this topic of study. The meeting opened with a thought for the day. Mrs. Gordon • THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" Good Old SO \ We Now Have IISUMMER HEADWEAR" For the entire family • SPORT HATS • STRAW HATS ii NOV ELTY ‘1%t. "Wt DENIM LOOK HANDBAGS Now 1/2 Price 57 UP • Wedding Gift Specials! • tij.,IV.1, ""%1.1;a1.11,0ti• Wright was in charge of de- votions. Hymn "Praise my Soul, the King of Heaven" was sung. The meditation was on faith, hope -and love. Mrs. Oliver Dus- tow read the scripture John 4: 32- 38. "Now thank we 01 our God" was• sung and devotions were, closed' with prayer. Sixteen ladies were present at ' The meeting. Mrs. Jim 'Busby introduced Roy Haskins who sang and played on the piano "Burning Bridges" and "The Badger Song", and then played "TheEntertainer". Mrs. Elmer Haskins reporteda new lawn mower had been pur- chased by the manse committee. Mrs. '.Alan Darling gave the treasurer's report. Several thank -you cards were read. The UCW was asked to cater to the 25th anniversary df the Lake - let Institute Nov. 18. Plans were made for the annual mother - daughter meeting to be held July 19 at Mawhinneys Campgrounds. • Devotions are to be arranged by Jackie and Pauline Dustow, Mar- lene Mawhinney and Cheryl Bus- by. Program and sing song will be arranged by Barbara Hark- ness and Gail Renwick. The women also made glitns for a church service in July which they will conduct. Speaker will be Mrs. Malgaret Wood with special music by. Roy Haskins. Laurine Wright and Helene • Haskins volunteered to decorate the church for anniversary Sunday July 19, • The offering was received and dedicated. Lunch was served by Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Mary Renwick. ••• The Wingham Advance -Times, June 22, 1977—Page 7 Bushell -Henderson ceremony performed at St. Andrew's A double -ring ceremony was performed May 27 to unite Lori Lee Henderson of Kitchener and John Robert Bushell of Missis- sauga. Their marriage took place in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, and was solemnized by Rev. Robert H. Armstrong. Parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell, all of Wingharn. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor -length white gown, hand crocheted by her mother. It featured an em- pire waistline accented by rosettes and a rounded neckline. The sleeves were belled from the elbows and also had rosettes above the bells. Matching rosettes adorned a cap which held her floor -length veil. .The bride's attendants wore rose colored polyester jersey dresses with attached short capes. They carried baskets 'of dried flowers. Maid of honor was Miss Lynda Hohner, Kitchener, friend of the bride, and brides- maids were Miss Margaret Bushell, sister of the groom, Miss Janet Morris, Kitchener, friend of the bride, and Miss Ellen Rodger, cousin of the bride, who served as junior bridesmaid. Rob Young, Mississauga, friend of the groom, was best man and the ushers were brothers of the bride and groom, Tim Henderson, Bill Bushell and Blair Bushell. Steven Sallows played and sang "I Can't Help Falling in Love With You" and "If" - The mother of the bride wore a • polyester jersey. mint green V - necked, dress with matching tailored jacket. The groom's mother wore, a pink polyester satin dress with attached. shoulder flounce. A.beautiful rosebud cake made by the groom's 'mother was shown at the reception at the Wingham Legion Hall. , On leaving for the honeythoon in Northern Ontario; thebride wore a blue knee-length dress with V-neck and braided belt. The groom wore a cream -colored suit. The bride was honor'ed at showers given by her former roommates, Jeannette Barr .and Susan Wilson of Kitchener; her • maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Gerrie of Harriston; Wing - ham neighbors, Helen Lee, Ruby MacLennan, Shirley Sallows and Maude Schiestel; the groom's \ aunt, Mrs. Don Bushell of Holy - rood; and a friend of the bride, • Linda Hanula of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Bushell are now residing in Mississauga. Former Wingham resident wed in London ceremony The altar at Riverside United Church, London, wag decorated with spring flowers for the four o'clock ceremony uniting in mar- riage Susan Elizabeth Spear and Douglas Wilfred Spry, both ef Mississauga, on Saturday, June 11. Rev. John F. McKay offici- ated and organist was Mrs. Mari- lyn Jordan. Soloist Mrs. Mel Peters sang The Wedding Prayer and The Wedding Song: Mr. and Mrs. A. Spear, London, are parents of the bride." The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spry, RR 1, Hyde Park. Mr. Spear gave his daughter in mar- riage. The bridal gown was polyester crepe styled with empire waist- line with a sheer nylon Overskirt falling softly into a short train. t 'P.Oidki0,00.ks • • 110110011111**.4gANMAMONOW LAMPS Table Swag Pole BEAVER BRAND 72" x 90" • 1/2 PRICE THERMAL FLORAL $8.97 • $9.97 "The Store that Saves You More" on MEN'S—BOYS—LADIES—GIRLS & BABY WEAR YARD GOODS— ' FURNITURE—MATTRESSES— PAINT- SEWING MACHINES,- SMALL L HOURS: Monday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Friday nights 'tll 9:00 p.m. 14401vittiy 4 SoUth- o nn dt tilitrAtt• „ • The gown was accented with Belgium lace around the scoop neckline, short sleeves and waist- line. It was complemented with a mohair picture hat with nylon streamers. Maid of honor was Miss Mari- lyn Spear, London, and brides- maids were Lynn Smith; 'Toronto, and Susan Ashmore, .Sudbury. They were .gowned alike in poly- ester dotted Swiss in delicate apricot shade. the gowns were styled with fitted' empire waist- lines and ruffles on the shoulders. They carried nosegays of apricot tea roses with stephanotis. In a similar ensemble was the flower girl, Michele Spear of Lon- don. She carried a bouquet of spring flowers tied with varie- gated ribbon. Duncan Turnbull of Toronto was best roan and ushering guests were Gary R. Ashmore, Sudbury, and David N. Brunne, Uxbridge. Erich Spear of London was ring bearer. • .A reception followed in the gar- den of the bride's parents' home under a green and white striped marquee with spring flowers blooming all around. The bride's mother wore a floor -length gown of yellow flow- ered nylon speer. The groom's mother chose a gown of copen blue crepe styled with empire waistline and Hill skirt. Grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stew- art of Montreal, were honored guests. For travelling to Quebec City and the Gaspe Peninsula, the bride wore a two-piece multi- colored jersey suit with white ac- cessories and a gardenia cor- sage. Mr. and Mrs. Spry will reside at 3105 Queen Frederica, Apt. 801, Mississasga. Both are graduates of Westefn University. Guests .attended the wedding from Montreal, Peterborough, Toronto, Uxbridge, Sudbury, Hayfield, Wingham Ottawa, Kingston, Welland and London. PUBLIC MEETING There be a public meeting at Mary Immaculate Central School in Chepstow, Ont. on June 29, 1977 to discuss the Greenock Swamp Study. For further information contact Fred Bishop, Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority, RR 1, Hanover. Phone 364-1255. Summer Sale June 21 - 24 30% off 20% off 20% off 10% off gift se Maternity shorts and fops Maternity pantsuits and dresses An infants' and children's wear to 3X furniture, baby NURSERY/NOOK 254 Main St. Palmerston Tel. 343-2500 Specials at Callan Shoes Discontinued lines of Sandals and Clogs for Women and Girls Regular up to $16.99 Special $10.00 and $7.00 Men's and Boys' Canvas Gymn Shoes. Blue or Red Regular price $8.99 & $9.99 - Special Price *0-99 $7-99 Discontinued lines of Tender Tootsies $5.00 per pair CALLAN SHOES Winghom, Ontario Josephine Street '.% v.-;ae 4 ' V / 7-1- • .4 ;.V. t,,.." 4 , —; " .• , r ,,, • 1 riK; d. v ,•,,e , , w . -% :,,,,, V - .5 ,,,,e4••;;,:, W.,..e,'` ,.> ,• ,,,. e ,. X..0 4; A ' _ __f_ Cutex 99 Nail Polish Faberge 450 mi. Organic Shampoo$1 49 Clairol - Hair Conditioner - 200 mi. $ 1 5 9 Short & Sassy Clairol - Hair Spray - 8 oz. $ 1 6 9 Final Net Miss Clairol - Shampoo in all shades $ Hair. Colour \ 8 9 8 oz. bag Planter's Peanuts 9c TRIANGLE DISCOUNT • D APATE4'7 AffINCAWS • COSNOWS • rogAccos Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six 4-0 CORN BLOWER—Mrs. Colleen Robertson, kindergarten teacher at Wingham Public School took her class on a tour of her farm last Wednesday. Here, the students listen to her explain how the corn blower works. Faith healing topic of UCW Faith healing was the topic of born in Tel Aviv. ° the study period at the McIntosh He attends the Bengal Temple United Church Women's meet- when not on hi circuit preaching. ing. The women heard of a faith He has his own Evangelistic healer, Barney Hehn who was Association and insists he has no healing power of his own but that • it comes from God. Well docu- mented healings of cancer and paralysis testify to his faith • healing power. • He says he doesn't advertise miracles and is basically an evangelist. Mrs. Hakyoo Park presented this topic of study. The meeting opened with a thought for the day. Mrs. Gordon • THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" Good Old SO \ We Now Have IISUMMER HEADWEAR" For the entire family • SPORT HATS • STRAW HATS ii NOV ELTY ‘1%t. "Wt DENIM LOOK HANDBAGS Now 1/2 Price 57 UP • Wedding Gift Specials! • tij.,IV.1, ""%1.1;a1.11,0ti• Wright was in charge of de- votions. Hymn "Praise my Soul, the King of Heaven" was sung. The meditation was on faith, hope -and love. Mrs. Oliver Dus- tow read the scripture John 4: 32- 38. "Now thank we 01 our God" was• sung and devotions were, closed' with prayer. Sixteen ladies were present at ' The meeting. Mrs. Jim 'Busby introduced Roy Haskins who sang and played on the piano "Burning Bridges" and "The Badger Song", and then played "TheEntertainer". Mrs. Elmer Haskins reporteda new lawn mower had been pur- chased by the manse committee. Mrs. '.Alan Darling gave the treasurer's report. Several thank -you cards were read. The UCW was asked to cater to the 25th anniversary df the Lake - let Institute Nov. 18. Plans were made for the annual mother - daughter meeting to be held July 19 at Mawhinneys Campgrounds. • Devotions are to be arranged by Jackie and Pauline Dustow, Mar- lene Mawhinney and Cheryl Bus- by. Program and sing song will be arranged by Barbara Hark- ness and Gail Renwick. The women also made glitns for a church service in July which they will conduct. Speaker will be Mrs. Malgaret Wood with special music by. Roy Haskins. Laurine Wright and Helene • Haskins volunteered to decorate the church for anniversary Sunday July 19, • The offering was received and dedicated. Lunch was served by Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Mary Renwick. ••• The Wingham Advance -Times, June 22, 1977—Page 7 Bushell -Henderson ceremony performed at St. Andrew's A double -ring ceremony was performed May 27 to unite Lori Lee Henderson of Kitchener and John Robert Bushell of Missis- sauga. Their marriage took place in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, and was solemnized by Rev. Robert H. Armstrong. Parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell, all of Wingharn. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor -length white gown, hand crocheted by her mother. It featured an em- pire waistline accented by rosettes and a rounded neckline. The sleeves were belled from the elbows and also had rosettes above the bells. Matching rosettes adorned a cap which held her floor -length veil. .The bride's attendants wore rose colored polyester jersey dresses with attached short capes. They carried baskets 'of dried flowers. Maid of honor was Miss Lynda Hohner, Kitchener, friend of the bride, and brides- maids were Miss Margaret Bushell, sister of the groom, Miss Janet Morris, Kitchener, friend of the bride, and Miss Ellen Rodger, cousin of the bride, who served as junior bridesmaid. Rob Young, Mississauga, friend of the groom, was best man and the ushers were brothers of the bride and groom, Tim Henderson, Bill Bushell and Blair Bushell. Steven Sallows played and sang "I Can't Help Falling in Love With You" and "If" - The mother of the bride wore a • polyester jersey. mint green V - necked, dress with matching tailored jacket. The groom's mother wore, a pink polyester satin dress with attached. shoulder flounce. A.beautiful rosebud cake made by the groom's 'mother was shown at the reception at the Wingham Legion Hall. , On leaving for the honeythoon in Northern Ontario; thebride wore a blue knee-length dress with V-neck and braided belt. The groom wore a cream -colored suit. The bride was honor'ed at showers given by her former roommates, Jeannette Barr .and Susan Wilson of Kitchener; her • maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Gerrie of Harriston; Wing - ham neighbors, Helen Lee, Ruby MacLennan, Shirley Sallows and Maude Schiestel; the groom's \ aunt, Mrs. Don Bushell of Holy - rood; and a friend of the bride, • Linda Hanula of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Bushell are now residing in Mississauga. Former Wingham resident wed in London ceremony The altar at Riverside United Church, London, wag decorated with spring flowers for the four o'clock ceremony uniting in mar- riage Susan Elizabeth Spear and Douglas Wilfred Spry, both ef Mississauga, on Saturday, June 11. Rev. John F. McKay offici- ated and organist was Mrs. Mari- lyn Jordan. Soloist Mrs. Mel Peters sang The Wedding Prayer and The Wedding Song: Mr. and Mrs. A. Spear, London, are parents of the bride." The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spry, RR 1, Hyde Park. Mr. Spear gave his daughter in mar- riage. The bridal gown was polyester crepe styled with empire waist- line with a sheer nylon Overskirt falling softly into a short train. t 'P.Oidki0,00.ks • • 110110011111**.4gANMAMONOW LAMPS Table Swag Pole BEAVER BRAND 72" x 90" • 1/2 PRICE THERMAL FLORAL $8.97 • $9.97 "The Store that Saves You More" on MEN'S—BOYS—LADIES—GIRLS & BABY WEAR YARD GOODS— ' FURNITURE—MATTRESSES— PAINT- SEWING MACHINES,- SMALL L HOURS: Monday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Friday nights 'tll 9:00 p.m. 14401vittiy 4 SoUth- o nn dt tilitrAtt• „ • The gown was accented with Belgium lace around the scoop neckline, short sleeves and waist- line. It was complemented with a mohair picture hat with nylon streamers. Maid of honor was Miss Mari- lyn Spear, London, and brides- maids were Lynn Smith; 'Toronto, and Susan Ashmore, .Sudbury. They were .gowned alike in poly- ester dotted Swiss in delicate apricot shade. the gowns were styled with fitted' empire waist- lines and ruffles on the shoulders. They carried nosegays of apricot tea roses with stephanotis. In a similar ensemble was the flower girl, Michele Spear of Lon- don. She carried a bouquet of spring flowers tied with varie- gated ribbon. Duncan Turnbull of Toronto was best roan and ushering guests were Gary R. Ashmore, Sudbury, and David N. Brunne, Uxbridge. Erich Spear of London was ring bearer. • .A reception followed in the gar- den of the bride's parents' home under a green and white striped marquee with spring flowers blooming all around. The bride's mother wore a floor -length gown of yellow flow- ered nylon speer. The groom's mother chose a gown of copen blue crepe styled with empire waistline and Hill skirt. Grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stew- art of Montreal, were honored guests. For travelling to Quebec City and the Gaspe Peninsula, the bride wore a two-piece multi- colored jersey suit with white ac- cessories and a gardenia cor- sage. Mr. and Mrs. Spry will reside at 3105 Queen Frederica, Apt. 801, Mississasga. Both are graduates of Westefn University. Guests .attended the wedding from Montreal, Peterborough, Toronto, Uxbridge, Sudbury, Hayfield, Wingham Ottawa, Kingston, Welland and London. PUBLIC MEETING There be a public meeting at Mary Immaculate Central School in Chepstow, Ont. on June 29, 1977 to discuss the Greenock Swamp Study. For further information contact Fred Bishop, Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority, RR 1, Hanover. Phone 364-1255. Summer Sale June 21 - 24 30% off 20% off 20% off 10% off gift se Maternity shorts and fops Maternity pantsuits and dresses An infants' and children's wear to 3X furniture, baby NURSERY/NOOK 254 Main St. Palmerston Tel. 343-2500 Specials at Callan Shoes Discontinued lines of Sandals and Clogs for Women and Girls Regular up to $16.99 Special $10.00 and $7.00 Men's and Boys' Canvas Gymn Shoes. Blue or Red Regular price $8.99 & $9.99 - Special Price *0-99 $7-99 Discontinued lines of Tender Tootsies $5.00 per pair CALLAN SHOES Winghom, Ontario Josephine Street