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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-08-10, Page 4a; Advance -Times, August 10, 1977 � frL, �% o :at { IN•THE-WEER SAVINGS :. r , DINNERS 994 - ,Fresh Peaches 'N' Cream : 1 Doz. CORN 79' Early- l O Ib. Potatoes $1 25 Fresh from the Bee - 1 Ib. Honey 98/ Open 6 days a week including Monday - closed Wednesday. We have Wintorio & Provincial Lottery Tickets. VILLAGE'STORE 357m253® '. WHITECHURCH E1I6I05 SE?UCE Pink on lue brightens summer church ceremony Delicate summer colors of pink and blue were worn by five senior attendants as they preceded Bar- bara Stapleton down the aisle of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church where she was joined in marriage to Bruce Bushell of RR 2, Holyrood. The ceremony was performed at 4:30 on the after- noon of Saturday, July 16, by Rev. Robert H. Armstrong, assisted by Don Collar. Baskets of summer flowers formed the setting and lighted tapers in can- delabra enclosed the altar. Douglas Thomson presided at the console of the church organ. He accompanied Mrs. Susan Tra- boulay as she sang "Shepherd of Love" and "Love Is Surrender". Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horton sang "To Glorify Thee" and the Twen- ty- hird Psalm. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stapleton, RR 3, Wingham, who gave her in marriage. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bushell, RR 2, Holyrood. The bridal gown was floor - length, styled with high neckline. Sheer lace formed the yoke ac- cented with white swiss dots which also covered the ,dress. A white satin band enhanced the waistline and a large flounce, bordered with delicate lace, formed the sleeves. A waist - length veil fell from a dainty head -piece embedded with pearls and trimmed with lace. She car- ried a bouquet of peach colored roses, sprinkled with baby's breath. St.Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector: The Revd. John T. M. Swan, L. Th. ir1+e Tani Sunday AY-rer a nn 10:00 a.m.—Mottins & Sermon PLEASE NOTE: The Sunday 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist and the weekday Eucharists for this week are cancelled. PLEASE NOTE: During the months of July and August the Sunday Services will be at 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. WINGHAM BAPTIST CHURCH Ross Smith—Pastor 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Service 7:00 p.m.—Evening Service 8:00 p.m.—Wednesday Evening Prayer and Bible Study Rev. Brian Harrison from Bayfield will be guest •• speaker at both morning and evening services.. We invite you to our GROWING Sunday School. Three buses cover the entire area every Sunday morning. WINGHAM PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Ronald Baker 359 Centre Street SUNDAY SERVICES *Sunday School. 10 A.M. Morning Worship 11 A.M. Evening Evangelistic Service 7 P.M. Office 357-1340 Mid -Week Services Wednesday 8 P.M. Prayer & Bible Srtudy Friday 8 P.M. Family Night EYINTS Drive in Church 7 p.m. SPECIAL MUSIC "Paul and Cheryl Moore" All Services Sunday Our Sunday School, is conducted throughout the summer. MOT: Triumph is just "umph" added to Try. *For free bus transportation call 357-1340. _e - 410, l O Vie-. —,1d•! —photo by Ward Robertson Board votes to retain English texts now in use The Huron County Board„of Education defeated a motion Monday calling for the removal of two English texts from the county secondary school system. Trustee John Henderson put forward the motion when a list. of 13 English literature texts came before the board for approval. He said the books, "A Taste of Honey", Which was on the list, and "The Diviners" which was not, should not be approved. "These are. books that should- n't be allowed in the schools," he said. He did not elaborate. Superintendent of Education James Coulter told the board that the list of Grade 13 literature books had already been in use in the school system for a long pe- riod- He said their use had not been approved by the Huron Board of Education because they were already in -use before the county .system was set up. "I don't think we should be tak- ing books out that are already in use," Trustee Alex Corrigan said. 'After the defeat of Mr. Hender- son's motion for removal of the books, Trustee Dorothy Wallace introduced a motion calling for the text list to be approved. The motion was carried. Later in the meeting Trustee Eugene Frayne asked Mr. Coul- ter if the teachers were abiding by the rules set down by the board which stipulate books with "questionable language" should not be introduced into the school system, Mr. Coulter said the teachers were following the guidelines. "The books on the list are not new books in the system," he said. , Join Me ' All Welcome WINGHAM F.E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL 231 Victoria $t. August 30 30 pm Admission Free The attendants' gowns were floral grylon and acetate and they carried bouquets.. of pink carna- tions and light blue tinted morns. Her sister Brenda of Wingham was maid of honor and brides- maids were Shirley Morningstar, sister of the groom, off Port Elgin, and three friends, Diane Stain- ton, Karen Galbraith and Mari- lyn Collar, all of Wingham. John Rosenberg of Exeter was groomsman and guests were ush- ered by Glen Morningstar, Port Elgin, David Stapleton, Wing - ham, Wayne Kaufman, Listowel, and Rick King of Silver Lake. The groom and his attendants wore navy ,tuxedos with velvet trim, white ruffled shirts,,, and white carnation boutonnieres. Following the ceremonys peer was served in the church where the bridal bouquets de'`ov ted the head table. A three -tiered round wedding cake decorated with real roses centred the table. A recep- tion was held later at the Howick Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a baby blue jersey dress with a white panel and wrist -length chif- fon sleeves. She wore an orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a jersey gown of deep peach with a long-sleeved match- ing jacket accented with a cor- sage of white roses. For travelling, the bride chose a plain white sundress with tie shoulder straps and a full skirt extending from an empire waist- line of - dainty lace. She wore a large pink flower on a white satin rope around her neck and her jewellery and accessories were summer white. Mr.. and Mrs. Bushell will reside at RR 2, ;Holyrood. Both are graduates of Fanshawe Col- lege,' she in the Medical Secre- tarial course, he in the Electrical Engineering course..- Guests attended the wedding from ,Ottawa, ,Listowel, Exeter, London, Kitchener, Clifford, Port Elgin, Goderich,. Toronto, Ches- ley and Canandaigua, N. Y. Honored guests were grandpar- ents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs: Edward Horton of RR 1, Clifford, and Mrs. James Stapleton, Wing - ham. . Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at several showers. Diane Stainton hosted a" miscel- laneous shower for girlfriends at her home, assisted by Marilyn Collar and Karen Galbraith.:Mrs. Bill Bain, aunt oftlebride, held -a Miscellaneous . shower for rela- tives and friends and a linen shower was held at the home- of Mrs. Glenn Scheifele, with Mrs. Raymond Neill, Mrs. Mac Eadie and Mrs. Pansy Hotchkiss assist- ing: A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Morley Bushell, aunt of the groom, for relatives and friends. Barbara received many beautiful and use- ful gifts which were greatly ap- preciated. Anderson -Hopper vows exchanged The marriage of Jean Hopper, RR 5, Brussels, and John Ander- son, Clinton, was solemnized on August 5 at Collier Street United Church, Barrie, Rev. John How- ard officiating. - Following the ceremony the wedding dinner for the immedi- ate families was held at the Bcookdale Park Inn and a recep- tion at the home of the attend- ants, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Nie- kerk of Shanty lay. After a wedding trip north, the couple will reside at RR 5, Brus- sels. ACCEPTS POSITION AT TORONTO HOSPiT L Mary Edith Garniss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss, RR 4, Wing - ham, graduated recently from the nursing program, Ryerson Polytechnical Instit- ute, Toronto. Mary Edith has accepted a position at Wo- men's College Hospital, Tor- onto. NURSING GRADUATE Mrs. Stephanie Jane Kel- lington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max, Watts, Brussels, graduated Saturday, July 30, from Conestoga College, Doon Nursing Division. Newlyweds are honored at reception WHITECHURCH — A wedding reception was held in the Com- munity Memorial Hall here nn Saturday evening, honoring new lyweds Mr. and Mrs_ Paul Elliott, the former Kathy Blake. Music was supplied by the Country Companions, At lunchtime Mr. and Mrs. El- liott were given positions of honor while Paul Laidlaw addressed. them: John Martin presented them with a gift of money on be- half of all their Whitechurch area friends. ' Mr\\and Mrs. Elliott expressed their gratitude for the gift and thanked .the sponsors of the re- ception and all who made an ef- fort to attend. Delmore Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vanderlip of Ayr visited relatives in the Bel - more area last weekend. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Lyle Fitch and other rela- tives on the death of Mr. Fitch. 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