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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-08-17, Page 7l Savarin TV DINNERS estons White Bread Folly - 10 1°x2. Potatoes Fresh from the Bee - 1 Ib. Honey Open 6 days o week including Monday We have Wintorlo 8 P ovinclaI Lottery Wednesday. 994 3P135 $125 98¢ VILLAGE STORE 357-253o WHITECHIJRCH Nursery SCHOOL Registration for the Wingham Co -Operative Nursery School will be held Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the Nursery School on Josephine St. from 9-11:30 and 1 - 3:30 p.m. Ages 2to5. There will be a drop-in centre with a limited number of spaces available. Please register your child if you intend to use this service during the next year. FOR MORE INFORMAT;ON CALL 357-2424 HERPABIfR1G ANGDIS[OLFUMiS, 100's Curads 50m1. Crest .59 Gillette - Antiperspirant Right Guard Flinstone - 100's Vitamins $49 Stick-up Air Freshener Airwick 4 Roll Pock Delsey .99 $109 TRIANGLE DISCOUNT PA/E47 rED/C/4F5 .COS4917 CS • TOBACCOS Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays ; Sundays Noon to Six Nancy de B. John Koobs An elegantly simple floor - length gown was chosen by Nancy deBoer for the special day when she became Mrs. John Koobs. The ceremony wee et,lur,- nized by Rev. James Beverly Kay at Langside Presbyterian Church on Friday, July 22, at four o'clock. Lighted tapers in can- delabra and golden mums for- med the altar setting. Organist Mrs. Emma Poot accompanied a trio, Mr. and Mrs. John Drul and Mrs.. Irene Kunen, as they sang. Parents of the couple are Mrs. P. deBoer of RR 2, Teeswater, and Mr, and Mrs. Geerit Koobs, RR 1, Gowanstown. The bride was given in mar- riage by her brother, Simon arries side co deBoer. Her A-line, Ow. Was styled with long sleeves ', a long train. She wore al900*.�ell and carried orchids engin d with ivy„ fern and yellow baby's breath. Gowned alike in princess - styled dresses of floral .Mint green were her three attends ts, Miss Helen Weirsma, friend of the bride, of RR 1, Holyrood, Miss Aleta Brouwer, friend of 'the bride, and Miss Hilda deB,jter, sister of the bride. They carried Clusters of white and Yellow daisies, ivy, fern and white baby's breath. White floppy hats trimmed. with the floral mint green completed their en- sembles. Joanne deBoer, sister of Mrs. Armstrong hosts meeting. of Trinity AGW- FORDWICH - Mrs. Bruce Armstrong was hostess for the August meeting of Trinity Angli-. can Church WometiA held Thurs- day evening of last week. Mrs.. W. Sothern opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs. •Don King led in devotions. • The minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary Mrs. W Hargrave. Fifteen members an swered the roll call by providing gifts for St. Monica -House. Mrs Harold Foster told of a letter she received, thanking the ACW for a bale sent to Baker Lake. Mrs. • Everitt Armstrong read. a letter from Rev. T. McTear. The president reported that several of the ladies had attended a birthday party at Midwestern Regional Centre. Members were reminded to send cards to their Secret. Pals. Plans were made for a golden anniversary luncheon later in the month' and it was an- nounced that tickets are avail- able for a draw on a quilt and cushions to be made at the Nov- ember bazaar. Mrs. Sothern gave two read- ings and Miss .Elva Foster con- ducted . discussion on the study bodk. Mrs. Hargrave conducted two contests and the meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs, foster and Mrs. Armstrong, assisted by the host- ess. • am Abbancv-Zimm 1-Aiedea4 a e%dt rnel ire Let us assist youwith your plans for that all important wedding day. COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECrION OF • INVITATIONS • .4N'NOUNCF_MENTS • INFORMALS • AC ESSORIES Your choice of tnrinus paper stork type stylus and Ibis. ask for . . . 6. I € zeWieair� Pitea e ) —Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger were Sunday guests of their son- -in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Haskins of Cam- bridge. —Kim Dadson held a reunion of school chums on the weekend. Visiting were Joanne Walters of Goderich and Nancy McMillan, Toronto. ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Elizabeth Procter of Bel - grave wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter, Marjorie Ann, formerly of Paci- fic Western Airlines, Vancouver, to Richard Dennis Ensom, son of Mrs. I-Ielen Ensom of Sarnia and the late Fred Ensom. Marjorie is the daughter of Mrs. Procter and the late Robert Procter. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 27, at Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave, at three o'clock. the bride, of RR 2, Teeswater, was flower girl. Peter Poot of RR 1. Gowans- t;;wu, friend of the groom, was best man and ushers were Fred deBoer, brother of the bride, RR 2, Teeswater, and Gary Koobs, brother of the groom, RR 1, Gowanstown. Friends from Toronto, Dray- ton, Arkona, Stratford, Strath- roy, Lindsay, Moorefield, Luck - now and Teeswater attended the reception which followed in the Wingham Legion Hall. The bride's mother wore a tur- quoise V-neeked A -fine dress with an orchid corsage. 'The groom's mother chose a peach dress with flowered bodice and pleated skirt. After a wedding trip to Grundy Lake Provincial Park, the couple is residing at RR 1, Gowanstown. The bride is a graduate of Cen- tralia College and is working as a food supervisor at Midwestern Regional Centre. Alpha receives $118 from church Alpha Huron received $118 from the ladies of Cromarty Presbyterian Church. The money was collected at their annual fel- lowship meeting. Members of various localchurches were present and Elaine Townshend spoke on behalf of Alpha. Alpha will next meet at the home of Ralph and Pat Watson on Tuesday, Aug. 23 at 8 p.m. It will be a.barbecue and everyone is welcome. For information please call Elaine Townshend, Clinton, at 482-3073; Mary Howell, Goderich at 524-8642 or Pat Watson, Brus- sels at 887-6236. New Books in the Library EARTHLY POSSESSIONS by Anne Tyler The novel opens moments be- fore it happens. "The marriage wasn't going well," says• Char- lotte Emory, "and I decided to leave my husband.I went to the bank to get cash for the trip." Suddenly, amazingly, she is leav- ing, hustled out of the Maryland Safety Savings Bank by a total stranger, a strange young man in a slithery black nylon jacket. This is the story of .a woman who unexpectedly makes the journey she has been preparing for all her life: THE CHRONICLES OF ADRIAN by. Emily Childs It is the sweet, soft summer of 1873. The Hampton family, ac- companied by their ”servants, leave London and travel to their country home, Brackford, deep in the Sussex Downs. The journal of the elder son, Adrian, records the bustle of settling -in at the stately old house. Wrapped in the security of privilege .and close family ties, the invalid youth draws a picture of sunlit, upper- class Victorian leisure. Emily Childs has written a story rich in detail and incident, the compelling chronicle of a powerful family crushed by its own perversity. LAKELET Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robertson, ,Nancy and Barbara of Colorado visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hallman and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Angst and attended the Angst reunion held in Clifford. on Sunday. The Wingbam Ad'arauee-'Moes, August fl n AGRICULTURE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS—You may not be a farmer but you can still harvest your own crop at more than 200 pick -your -own farms throughout Ontario. Pick -your -own operations offer a wide variety of tree-ripend and farm -fresh products ranging from apples to zucchinis. A list of Ontario pick -your -own operations is available at Iocal offices of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food and from the Ontario Food Council, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. ROADSIDE MARKETS—If you don't have the time to growor pick -your -own produce, . that homegrown freshness is available at more. than 350 roadside markets across the province. Specializing in Ontario -grown fruits and vegetables these markets offer products ranging from bedding plants in•May to pumpkins in October. LAKELET Master Danny Dickert is at present confined to Listowel Memorial Hospital. Friends and neighbors .wish • him •a speedy recovery. Mrs. Walter Demerling and Nancy, Misses Marion Huth and Brenda Chambers are spending this week at Girl Guides' Camp ,Keewaydin, near Goderich. Mann reception at Whitechurch On Friday evening a reception was held for newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mann (Anne Sande) at the Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall. Dancing was held to the music of Joe Tiffin's orchestra. At lunch Mr. and Mrs. Mann were called to the platform and given seats of honor. Wayne Martin read an address and Paul Laidlaw presented them with a gift of money on be- half of the audience. The couple thanked the spon- sors of the party for remember ing them in this way and all for attending and their gift. All sang "For They are Jolly Good Fellows". VtTI0 \4I. Select your wedding invitations, announcements and accessories with complete confidence as to quality and correctness of form WF. ALSO HAVE. PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES AND CAKE BOXES BIBLE SCHOOL was held atrthe Wingham Bible Chapel with about 90 to 100 children attending. Mrs. Margaret Savage teaches her class of grades seven and eight. 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