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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-06-17, Page 6":1 6 4414 ,:rt:•;" lthm Adva ce-Tiniese June 17, 1901 ":z40.44.4 • 4>aMIKIPAZ. • :.:•,,,0,44:,,,A**4-4q-•,-wW-ItrA CHILDREN FROM THE Wingham Nursery School demonstrated their climbing abilities on the monkey bars at the nursery last Thursday. They are Kevin ,trkigA. Haskins, Caroline Elston, Chad Creeden, Alisa Cur- zon, Sarah Phillips, Jennifer Candlish, Eric Deyell and Jason Schlestel. Tithing is topic for Chalmers WMS WHiTECHURCH — The WOmen's Missionary Society ofichahners'ehurch held its June meeting last Wed- • nesday at the home of Mrs. John DeBoer. Mrs. Bill Eintoul presided for the meeting, giving the call -to worship, and welcoming all. Folling the singing of a hynan, Mrs. Rin - gave the 'Meditation and le41 in prayer. • A reading, "When God Created Father", was given by Mrs. Man Falconer and the topic on tithing was given by. Mrs. Victor. Emerson. God owns everything hi the world, as declared in the first verse of Psalm 24, she said: "The earth is the Lord's and the fulness -there- of and they that dwell there- -in." The tithe belongs to the Lord, but when we begin to talk about ' money, that's the nerve that hits our pocket- book. She urged members to start tithing and see what the Lord will do. .• A reading, 'Important Words", as given by Mrs. Don Ross. \After the singing of . a hymn, Mrs. Wesley Tiffin read "Grace Before Meals'". and those who had attended 'the Presbyterial told" e- of things they remembered.. St.Paurs Church6 (ANGLICAN) WI NGHAM John Street at Centre Street The Rector: The Rev. John T. M. Swan, L.Th. THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, WINGHAM SUNDAY, JUNE 21 * The First Sunday after Trinity * 8:30 a.m. - HoljEucharist 11:00 a.m. - Sung Eucharist and Sermon WEEKDAY EUCHARISTS Monday and Wednesday: 10:00 a.m. Friday: 7:30 p.m. GO BY BUS • Save Fuel - Time - Money SUMMER BUS SCHEDULE Effective June 24 Pick Up Your Copy Today! For Schedules, Fares Et Information Call Your Local Travelways Agent Harriston Crystal Dairy 338-2514 HARRISTON The roll call was answered with a verse containing the word "Father" by 13 members and one little girl. Amy Falconer took up the offering, which • was dedicated by Mrs. Bell. The •money for the Birthday Tea also was collectid. •• The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Victor Emerson. The collection for •the'Ladies' Aid was received and the meeting closed:with the Mizpah Benediction. PftietiC424 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grant of Wingham spent an af- ternoon recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shaugh- nessy, St. Helens. Rev. Terry Trites of Bluevale was the guest speaker at the Sunday morning 'Worship service at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. His sermon theme was "Good, Better, Best?". The choir sang an anthem, with a duet portion being sung by Mrs. Janet bay and Gordon Leggatt. Or' BELGRAVE — A pre - fusion �f early summer fiowers. in :the sanctuary and vestibuler")made a most at- tractive setting for the Sun-- edaY§:099).41811iversary and uower1pOyice at Knox United Church on Sunday morping4', The church was filled to capacity, with many coming long distances to worship with r -.parents and friends. The frmit*is on the left •side werereservedfor the teachers and the primary pupils. Each Sunday School -attendant- 'wore e pansy' corsage. The junior choir of ap- proximately 20 voices en- - r— tered the sanctuary to the processional, "All Things Bright and Beautiful", ac- companied by the organist, Mrs. George Procter an pianist Sheila Anderson, During the service the choir favoured with anthems, with organ accompaniment. George Procter, superin- tendent, conducted the opening sentences. He was assisted in the service by Rev. John G. Roberts. Alison Bishop visits at Belg rave BELGRAVE — The Right Rev. Morse C, Robinson, Bishop Suffragan of Huron, visited Trinity Anglican Church on Sunday for con- firmation and the Holy Eucharist. Those receiving the sacra- ment of confirmation were • Denise Nethery, Angela Nethery, Erika Stangen and Johanna Van Camp. Assisting in the service were the cross -bearer, Michael Milosevic; the taperer S1' Murray Nethery and Gregory Walton, and the bishop's chaplain, Steven Trapp. Several members of the choir from St. Paul's, Wing - ham, joined the choir from Trinity, under the leadership of the. organist, Mrs. Clare Van Canip. Therector, Rev. John T. M. ;swan, invited. everyone ' to ' share in the. • fellowship of the reception held at ." the community centrefollowing the service. , • ood-Clayton ceremony held at Sacred Heart Lighted tapers in candel- abra and baskets of pink roses and carnations adorned the altar at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham,. at six o'clock en Saturday, May 23, for the double -ring cere- mony of Valerie Rose Marie Clayton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Clayton of South- ampton, and Cart Robert Good, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Gopd, Wingham. Rev. Wes Gutowski of Wingham officiated and Mrs. Jack Brophy presided at the organ. Leading the bride and her attendants we twin nieces, Angela and Alicia Wade, gowned alike in pale blue polyester with puffed sleeves. They wore blue „ forget-me-nots with baby's breath in their hair and each girl carried a single blue rose. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, .chose a gown styled with white polyester sheer yoke with mandarin collar trimmed with sequins and peer's., The full bishop sleeves were sheer .lace to the elbows and gathered at the wrists with wide cuffs and tiny covered buttons. Her fingertip veil Was caught by a headband, of lace and pearls and she carried a bouquet of white lilies, Boston fern, grape ivy and diefenbachia leaves tied to a bow of white satin. Miss Lynn Weber of Tiverton, friend of the bride, • was maid of honor. She wore a gown styled with tulip front with a ruffle. The dress was trimmed with lace and featured a matching polyester cape. She ,carried an arm bouquet of baby's breath, cerulean blue roses and white lilies. , • • i,Miss Rhonda Clayton of •Winghain, Miss Lori Clayton of Strathroy, sisters of the bride, and Miss 'Rose Marie Good, sister of the groom, - were bridesmaids. Their . dresses were. the same as,. that worn by the maid Of honor and they carried arm bouquets of baby's breath, cerulean blue roses and white poppies. . Tom Lee of London, friend of the groom, was best man and Murray McKague and Richard Ohm, friends of the groom, and Paul Good, brother of the groom, all of Wingham, were ushers. Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Mary Lee of Wingham sang "God of Love, 0 God of Goodness". "The Twelfth of Never" was the solo as they signed the register. Following the wedding a reception was held at Teeswater Community Centre where the mother of the bride received guests in a gown of dusty rose polyester. She wore a crescent corsage of minuet pink roses. Assisting was the groom's mother in a beige printed polyester dress with pleated skirt. She chose a crescent corsage of cerulean blue roses. The master of cere- monies was Kenny Morrow of London, friend of the bride. For a honeymoon trip to South Dakota, the bride wore a beige printed dress of linen with white accessories. After the trip, the couple will reside in Wingham. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Levi Good, Hanover, and Mrs. Audrey Biggerstaff, Wingham, grandparents of the groom, and Mt. and Mrs. Newton Clayton, Guelph, godparents of the bride. Other guests were present from Guelph, Kitchener, Smith'e Falls, Stratford: Landon, Strath- roy, Southampton, Paisley, Blyth, Teeswater, Sarnia, Kincardine, Hanover, Wing - ha m and Midland, in Ontario, as well tie Sherwood Park, Alberta. ouites ieu in the reading 'sa1m 16. .Scripture lessor rMatthew 18 were re bYJtR received Morton, Attendance awarth.'14 • Deaik Vinci - Wieinto0 Heather :•''` StnVen Coultes, Jennifer -Pr,n0q, and Odle, rine Preeter.i.lre,tteetat- tendance recognition was awarded to Debbie Hopper, Ruth Higgins and Donna' Higgins., The -presentations were made by Pattl'IVICK0e, secretary, and Clifford Coultes. p.enp1asiied 'in eroi, ndQoli Testament was whentem- to do wrong, ask, "Is at-Hhat'0(4. wants me .?,!,!fi'; • - • . . To *Aide lye message, Salty sang, "Can a Little Child IQ', and quoted his P91000: Rule. Stay chin to God through the church and .: Sunday School. • ". Words of 'thanks were extended by Howard Morton to the speaker, the organist and the persons responsible for theflOW4arratigements• The superintendent also expressed his gratitude to all helpers, including the ushers: Kim McDowell, • Andrea Coultes, Nancy More and Melanie' See% who are members of the Bel - grave Hi -C. Following the closing hymn and the Blessing, which was sung by the choir, everyone enjoyed a delicious barbecue chicken lunch pre- pared by the younger mem- bers of the congregation and the Hi -C group. The meal was served in the WI Hall and church school room. Rev. Roberts introduced the guest speaker, Ev. Smith, who is presently with Alcohol and Drug Concerns in London. His theme was "Preventive Ethicatiozi". He 'led the pupils by questioning to realize that each was a "vip". VIP chil- dren learn that their bodies and minds are great gifts of God. With the help of his puppet "Salty" which represented a Sunday School pupil, Mr. Smith, a ventriloquist, received replies to many questions relating the Bible personalities. MR. AND MRS. MAURICE DENNIS of Wingham are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Diane Elizabeth, to Robert George Darling, of Kitchener, son of James Darling, RR 1, Clifford, and Mrs. Isabel Darling of RR 1, St, Thomas. The marriage will take place on July 11 at 5 o'clock in Wingham United Church. (Photo by Marcon Studio) . . PIoase be. tinvi,sriou*odthagt nd ttieoft41:l,hoot collect put. Outs On the- Streets. ' :OA* 0.300Ve.,,wIll be collected by the. regular .0orlange collector ond mustbe •bo*Eis, bogs or *bundles. • • WING FRUIT MARKET Maxwell House • 1 lb. bq Coffoe Carnation 500 g. • Coffee Mate Swifts Prem -12oz. Luncheon Meat Stokely 14 oz. Fancy Peas • 3H2lin ighoz. er Famqy Pack • Fish Chips Tang 4's Orange • Crystals Heir* 48 oz. 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