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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-05-21, Page 6• ay ti Advance -Times, May 21, 1'980 PRESENTS PLAQUE—Shirley Hanula, right, past president of the Wingham Kinettes, presents a past president's plaque to Susan Coghlin, club president. CHILDREN Sif PPORT—Susan Coghlin, president the Wingham Kinettes, presents Martin Cretier, pres- ident of the Big Brothers' Association, with a $151.26 cheque. The money was raised by a children's dance held -May -9 that was sponsored by the Kinettes. Mr.' Cretier said that about 160 children, ranging from Grade 8 and under, attended the dance at the Armour- ies. He extends his thanks fortheir support and good behavior during the activity. of WARD & U�PTIGROVE, Listowel (519)291.3040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS FREE Wedding Photography Gift Weddings booked before June 15, 1980, free wine glass portrait. Weddings starting at $225. Meddallion Photography, Blyth 523-4455 St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector: The Rev John T M Swon 1 Th THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WINGHAM SUNDAY, MAY 25 * The Feast of Pentecost and Anniversary Sunday * 8:30 a.m Holy Eucharist 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Sung Eucharist and Sermon. Broadcast over C K.N.X. Radio Mrs. Hanula was a Kinette for 15 years and made the official presentation of the plaque at the group's recent 30th anniversary dinner and dance. ;91 ti®n tips wI consev fast#nisin couragl. expert t•.with new methodsas well as revert to old,' riled -and - true techn}t a' glee -Times is J, hearing how People .a h lying energy — at, lleliile, t Work or on the we will pass your tips along to.othhers- yany areas in ;an practice "of energy, and Costsare en- ial,y people to 'The interest! One. 1 beside mother time lady, who a wife and down a hill - town, has come up w'it l° lIu1teresting idea in the area Of ford preparation. Believe it or not, she has found a''war to wash dishes and steam fish all in one operation,. She:''*tallied that the heating, element inside her dishwasher is great for cooking furing the heavy rinse. After slivering the fish, she garnishes it with better,. ' and seasoning, corpletely wraps it in foil, shiny side in, and sets it inside .tbe_dishwasher during the rinse hold. "If you seal the fish. properly it works really well," she assured us. "The fish Gomes out just as tender and tasty as if it were cooked on the stove." She also noted that energy and money -- can be saved if : thought is given to meal preparation. "If part of my family's .•Meal is in the, oven; tinewhole thing is in the oven," she explained. For example with a pot roast in the oven vegetables can be set in later forr roasting or baking and rolls can be heated, during the 'final five minutes of cooking time. Matheson-Coultes vows are said in double -ring ceremony. A double -ring' ceremony,; solemnized at 3:30 on the afternoon of Saturday, May 3, united Janice Elizabeth Coultes of RR 5, Brussels and Mark David Matheson, RR I, Listowel. Knox United Church, Belgrave., was decorated with pink and white,mums and white daisiesurrounding lighted tapers in' candelabra. Rev. John_ G. Roberts officiated and organist, was Mrs. Karl Lentz. Handers `Water Music' was played as a processional and Miss Linda Taylor and ,Miss, Kathy Cruickshank sang `Annie's Song', 'The Wedding Prayer' and 'The Wedding Song'., Parents of the couple are Mr. arid, Mrs. William Coultes, RR 5, Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs.David Matheson, RR •1, Listowel. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride chose a `fl'oor.=lereigtll'gowri'of pure'sill{ sheer polyester styled with sweetheart neckline and' alencon lace sleeves trim- med with 'frills of polyester. 'A long flowing skirt fell from the empire • wai tline and formed a cathedral train, Alencon lace trimmed the bodice and edged the skirt. and train and hand -sewn seed pearls adorned the ,neckline. A Juliet cap trimmed with seed pearls Unit meets at Michie home BELGRAVE — The May meeting of the Evening Unit of the Belgrave . United Church Women was held at the .home of Mrs.,George Michie with 14 embers present. Mrs John G. Roberts led the worship service, opening with a hymn. The scripture lesson., the Parable of the Sower. was read by Mrs. Ross Anderson Miss Annie Cook led in prayer. The meditation, 'Planting and Reaping', was given by Mrs. Roberts and a hymn closed the worship The business was con- ducted by the group leader, Mrs. Jack Taylor. Mrs' John Macintosh had charge of the, program, which was a continuation of the study of Japan. Stories of the atomic bombing in Hiro- shima were read and also the life story of a Japanese 'girl, Setsuko Thurlitw•, who .sur- vived the bombing and later married a Canadian and is presently living in Toronto. I,unch was served by Mrs. George Michle's group held her silk , illueion fingertip veil trimmed with alencon lace and she carried a bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses, white stephanotis'. and baby's breath. ' - •The bride's matton of honor was .Mrs. Dan Mc- ' Burney of Wingham, • She wore a floor -length gown of pink polyester .sata peau., The dress was styled with sweetheart neckline, ,'caplet sleeves and empire waistline and was trimmed with Belgiap lace. She carried , miniature pink and white carnations, . ivy • and baby's breath. In similar ensembles,were four sisters of the bride, Joanne, Karen and Andrea Coultes - who • were bridesmaids,' and Alison Coultes who served as junior bridesmaid. Allan Krotz of Gowan stovfrn was groomsman and guests. were .:ushered. , -by. Kevin Pring, cousin of 'the groom, of RR 5, Guelph, Kevin Toner of Fordwich and Murray Townsend, Gowanstown. Paul Coultes of Belgrave, a cousin of the bride, was junior usher. ' Following the ceremony dinner was served in the church. An open reception was held in • the Brussels, •Morris and Grey Community Centre. Brussels, The bride's table was centred with a wedding cake decorated with pink and whitepetunias and a waterfall. Pink candles carried out the color scheme. Mothers of the bride and groom ;received guests from Stratford,... swai; Waterloo mpton, Guelph, .ndo, Listowel, Molesworth, :;,Mi.tchelL Hensel', if in.dsa r:, Brodhagen, ' Kurtzville and Atwood. The bride's mother wore a dusty rose silk polyester dress with side tie and a corsage' of pink. • Sweetheart roses. The groom's mother chose a blue flowered polyester chiffon dress with a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses. For travellin.to Virginia,, Beach, USA, thebride wore a cream blouse, plaid skirt in shades of ' beige and wine with coordinating.. wine velour sweater <'coat, • all of which she made. 'On their returin,.. they will. reside.....at` RR 1, Listowel. • The bride is a graduate of F. E. Madill Secondary School. Honored guests .at the wedding were the bride's grandfathers, Ken B. Davis of Stratford and Robert 11. Coultes of Belgrave; Mrs. Harold Down of Stratford, a, great aunt of the bridp,,,,and the groom's grandparents, - Mr. and Mrs'. John Matheson, Molesworth._ 9 and tier point of diking silvan the Canadian HOlufl Insulation Ito can (Cly) grant, to add ulatielit tt their hone. , together with, a • 'wiled Stu'e, drastically r ace. the ' oil bill last wiinte Plastic sheeting played on the inside of.their windows during the winter helpedto kpaq hpat in and drafts out. A �4 t}ett tha Iigtullfl J dstic tacks staip►lea�;r stillsf can. rip °the pl tIc gfl enoughs,. leakinto t ho' uy veepe, or.Olt like to s .Ire ,plae contact vap�Times at ASV 2320 or drop us a note:to ox 390, Wing'hstn. ingham seniors ai t zone rale Twelve. members of the Wingham Happy,..Gang et- tendedthe Zone 33 rally held in the Howick Conuntanity Centre on Wednesday of last week. After the opening exercises and words of welcome, reports were given by the president, secretary and treasurer, The nominating committee then gave -its report - an,d- the election of officers was held. The seniors were then given a short but enlightening address by Jack Lorette, the first president of the United Senior Citizens of Ontario: He mentioned the small beginnings off the now vast USCO movement. The members then divided into four workshop groups under the capable direction of Ms. Melanie McLaughlin. After an allotted period of time reports were given. Mr. Lorette was surprised • at some of the $problems faced— by rural groups. - After lunch an en- tertaining program of old songs was presented by the Phrn o 4. II tyey McDowell Dixie Belles of Mississauga. This versatile group has performed at some 180 coneerts in the last three years • Zonea3.consists of clubs in Lucknow, • Wingham, Wroxeter, Gorrie, Foirdvvichy Cliiffford, Harriston and Arthur. LAKELET CAMPANIONS At the second meeting of the Lakelet club, the members chose their club name. Margaret Kreller was hostess for the meeting and the topic for demonstration was first aid and safety in the outdoors: Mrs. Melvin Kreller demonstrated how to make -splints for broken bones and how to stop bleeding, The members chose brown or green as colors for their' book covers. - Llbbys F • oz. Tomato Att. Fab Laundry b titre .Detergent - Liptons Chicken Noodle Soup Mlx • Swifts Sugar:.Pium Boneless ' Dinner Manor : fsa. Swifts Vacuum Pack Wieners lb. Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Dinner • 225 gr. 3 if Fancy Grade ida Red - 31b. bag Apples STORE HOURS: .88 .99 Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 7:3.0 a.m. to. 7:00 p.m. Phone 357-2240 CLOSED SUNDAYS" We Deliver WE HAVE JUST BOUGHT UP A LARGE PORTION OF KROEHLER'S FACTORY SHOWROOM FURNITURE. FUR. MITILIC4 WHICH WE WERE ABLE TO. PURCHASE AT PRICES FAR LOWER THAN OUR USUAL DEALER PRICES. A MAJOR PURCHASE OF THIS NATURE IS USUALLY OFFERED ONLY THROUGH FURNITURE DEALERS FROM LONDON OR TORONTO. BUT...WE.GOT TO THE SHOWROOM FIRSTI AND CAN NOW OFFER YOU THIS TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF 1980 STOCK AT FANTASTICALLY LOW PRICESI OFF KROEHLER QUOTED SHOWROOM PRIES CHECK THESE EXAMPLES: 2 PC. SOFA 1 LOVE SEAT IN STRIPED VELVET LIST 9,389 SALE $599. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS LIST 8369. SALE .9 49. • ALL SALES FINAL • NO LAYAWAYS • NO RETURNS • NO REFUNDS - SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! PRICES WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! 5 PC. PINE BEDROOM SUITE LIST 81,795. SALE 9,025.00 CURIO CABINETS LIST 8583. SALE $299. SHOWROOM • APPLIANCE OUTLET • WAREHOUSE ., NNEX " ON THE HIGiHWAY AUBURN 526-7222 OPEN FRIDAY KITES TILL 9 P.M. OTHER EVENINGS MY APPOINTMENT