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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-06-22, Page 2Page 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, June 22, 19n3 Vows exchanged in beauty of lawn setti In a pretty lawn setting at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Behrns of RR 1, Wroxeter, Bonnie Marie Behrns and Wayne William Sage of RR 1, Listowel, were united in the bonds of holy matrimony. The ceremony took place, under an arch decorated with mauve lilacs and was solemnized by Rev. Lloyd Martin of Gorrie at three o'clock on Saturday, June 4. Pretaped music for the doubiering ceremony was provided by Mrs. Hugh Douglas, RR 1, Gorrie. The groom is a son of Mr_ and Mrs. Boyne Sage, RR 1, Listowel. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a street -length dress of champagne beige chiffon with a ruffles at the neckline, double ruffles down the centrefront bodice and long sleeves_ She wore a corsage of blue roses and stephanotis_ The matron of honor was Mrs_ Bruce Jackson, sister of the bride, of RR 3, Clif- Photo by Gary Moon Former Morris resident is married in Harriston Rev. George R. Bell of- ficiated at a marriage ceremony uniting Donna Valiance of Harriston and Gary Lyle Hopper of Atwood on Saturday at Calvin Presbyterian Church, Harriston_ Donna's parents are Mr_ and Mrs. Alex Vallance of Harriston_ The groom is a son of the late Stanley Hopper and Jean H Hopper" Anderson, for- merly of the third concession of Morris Township_ Melville Leake was organist throughout the ceremony_ Maid of honor was Becky Firby of Atwood and bridesmaids were Darlene Quigly and Judy Vallance of Harriston and Debbie Hopper, Palmerston. Ken Fiirby of Atwood was best man and guests were ushered by Wayne Cook, Belgrave, Darby Vallance and Kim Vallance, both of Harriston_ A reception was held at the Harriston Legion Hall following the ceremony. Mr_ and Mrs_ Hopper will reside in Atwood_ Awards presented at United Church Several special events took place Sunday morning at the warship service conducted by Rev_ J_ Rea Grant at Wiingham United Church_ Four new members were welcomed into the congregation on their con- firmation of faith: Robert Pike, John Scheeler, Andrew McBride and Joyce Dennis_ Transferring their mem- bership from other congre- gations are Mrs_ Margaret Pike, Mrs_ Margaret Prit- chard,. Mrs_ Florence Purdon and Mrs_ Bev McBride_ Mr_ Grant also welcomed three children into the fellowship of the church through the sacrament of baptism_ They are the three children a Mr. and Mrs_ Andrew Mc Bride. Wendy Christine. Andrea Jane and Cheryl Aima_ Hen on-in-Liife Awards, stages two and three, were presented to Boy Scouts David Currie, Ian Ward, Andrew Kaufman and Robert Leedham by Ian Deislauriers, Scout leader. As it was the last Sunday for Sunday School until fall, memory work awards were presented to several children who had made noteworthy accomplishments in learning scripture_ At the close of the service, Mr. Grant presided for the sacrament of Holy Com- munion_ tiro meditation was entitled "'Keeping the Gift Alive" a ,, ' he stressed the importance of "'feeding" one's faith in a variety e ways so it may retain its newness and strenglth. Folioiaring the service, the Sunday School picnic was nerd for the children a congregation me tubers. FRIENDSHIP MINISTRIES iS COMING TO AUBURN! Host Church: Huron Chapel Missionary Chords JUNE 24 to 26, 1983 This is your PERSONAL INVITATION to join us for this special weekend with FRIENDSHIP )MINISTRIES r monsu rs Is a group of tatoettaaa young people arnfo ars con neitta ti to Jas (lyrist, slearing their fain" anal tapretssing Ova Gospel through tiro ruiaroistryy tai gospel nerals. duo „ and pea try. Thoth- prosurnations eve alasignall to corneunicasta to cella ofovary ago Woo" - PROGRAM SCHEDULE: FRIDAY, JUNI 24; SATURDAT, JUNE 25; SUNDAY, JUN 24; Family alight &OS PM. !Sills Rion* /Alit Youth Wally &J( P.M - Sunday %decaa l MIMI Ary../W.. Worthy corerarr Fanny t &OS r.M.. For oaten inforarstkaca phooey '3s2* -7 $ or 52731E N 9 ford_ Her periwinkle blue dress was styled similarly to the bride's dry and she wore a corsage off blue roses and tiny white flowers_ Bruce Jackson was the best man and the bride's sister, Insea. June ushered the guests to their places on the lawn_ A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The diningroom was decorated with blue and white streamers and bells. Vases of blue roses also adorned the tables and the three -tiered wedding cake centred the bride's table. The waitresses were Mrs. Iia Newton, Mrs. Reta Maim and Mrs. Mary -Bridge The bride's mother wore a street -length dress of rose chiffon with tucks and lace ruffles on the bodice and long full sleeves. The groom's mother chose a street -length dress of light blue crim- polene with long sleeves_ Each mother wore an orchid corsage_ For travelling to the west coast, the bride wore a pink and white suit and a heart- shaped eartshaped necklace, a gift from the groom_ On their reti>rn, they will reside in Listowel_ Honored guests at the wedding were the couple's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Behrns and Mrs. Roy Milier, all of Listowel. The bride was feted at three bridal showers_ Hostess for a neighbors' shower was Mrs. Lorne Maim, assisted by Mrs. Art Breckles and Mrs- Rick McCann_ The Dally relatives held a shower in the senior citizens' hall, Harriston, and Mrs- Boyne Sage 01 Listowel was hostess for a shower, assisted by Marian, Ethel and Kathy Sage. TO ENTER LAW SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. William Harada are pleased to an- nounce the graduation of I:neir daughter, Deborah Kathleen, from the Unniversity of Waterloo where she earned her degree of Bachelor of Arts_ In Septem' :a, she win he en- tering her first year of law school at the University of British Columbia_ NAME, Wi MARKS 80th ANNIVERSARY—The Fordwich Women's Institute celebrated its 80th anniversary last week. Above WI dignitaries and Fordwich WI members who have served as presidents of the organization pose for a group picture. From left are: Mrs. Edgar Gedcke (seated), Mrs- Clarence Carswell, Mrs. John Winkel, Mrs. Robert HONORS DEGREE Marni Elizabeth Walsh, daughter of Mr_ and Mrs_ Clifton S. Walsh, Belgravia received a Bachelor of Fine Arts honors degree from the Faculty of Fine Arts at York University, Toronto, on June 17_ • • \`z Gibson, Jean Clarkson, Peggy Cudmore, Huron East District president; Mrs- Ted Klaassen, current president; Mrs_ Anson Demerlmg, Mrs. Norman Coghlin, Guelph Area president; Mrs. Dick Agia, Mrs- Howard Harris, Mrs. Ebner Harding, and Mrs. Clare Harris (seated). (Stiff Photo) Home and school council holds final meeting until fall The final meeting of the season of the Grey, Bruce, Huron Council of Home and Schools was held last week at the home of the past president, Mrs. Carol Helfefnsstein, with 11 mem- bers enjoying an outdoor Outgoing secretary Liz Jury gave her final report and handed the secretarial duties over the Lorene Meyer. Tania Gilchrist gave a final tram's report and the new treasurer will be Dianne Murphy. Mrs. Helfenstein introduced an agenda for coming year and offered her assistance to the new president, Mrs, Gilchrist. Lorna McKague was appointed press secretary for the council and her duties will be to report the group's Inst. celebrates 80th anniversary FORDWICH — An open mem was held in the hail with former members, presidents and guests invited as the Women's Institute celebrated its aOtth an- mveersary_ ( Yellow and blue flowers, the WI colors, decorated the hall, and photo albums recalled activities of past years_ Devotionswere led by Mas E_ Foster and the roll call was, ""Give your name and say something about the person on your MU- - Earl Cudmore of Brussels, first vice president, spoke, as did Mrs_ Coghlin of At- wood Life membership pins were presented to Mrs_ A_ Demerling and Mrs_ C. Sotheran for their years of service hi the Institute, and were planned on by their daughters, Mrs. K Goldrich and Mrs_ R. Campbell_ Mrs_ R. Agia gave a resume of important events and activities of the past years and arse the neotto, "A little muosense now and then is relished by the wisest of mere_„ She finished with information on the Madttoba Institutes. Mrs. C. Harris also spoke on Manitoba's ports, rivers, festivals and agriculture. Mrs. Agia showed slides of the Peace Gardens in Manitoba„ following which the anniversary cake was cut and the hostesses served sandwiches and cake for lunch, as old friendships were renewed during the social half hour_ Doctor's dauOter wins scholarship Lisa Anne Wong„ darter of Dr_ and Mrs_ Walter Wong of Wingham, recently graduated with top honors from Grade 12 at the Notre Dame Academy in '''tatter - Ontario_ iss ''tong, l6, also achieved high marks on the Scholastic Aptitude Test ((SAT), scoring in the teap one per fent of Innal school students in North Annerica_ Ode the basis of her marks,. she n,as been offered seeholarships at Unit universities® f .I.I Unit States,, where she plans to enter pre-med school in A afar 111 ,111181, as, aa activities to newspapers such as Kincardine, Port Elgin, Teeswater, and Wim. A new social convener must be appointed as soon as possible. It was decided to appoint a resolutions committee to coordinate activities and data from the education committee at federation level- Mrs. Helfenstein and Mrs. McKague agreed to carry out theme duties_ A banquet committee was established consisting of ; Man Campbell and Robin Dunbar and plans for the 1958 annual meeting and banquet are well underway_ Mr. IL Stevenson, education officer from the regional office in London, will be special guest and inform the group of the progress of the $15 million microcomputer project in Ontario schools_ He also will introduce members to microcom- puters and software and explain how this new MBA DEGREE Sin Nicholson graduated from the Faculty of Administrative 7 ry at York University, niveasity�, Tlwunto, wii'is a Master 0 Bushatss Administration degree on Juane 16_ She is the wife of Dr. Raymond F. Nicholson, Tar- anto_ oaonto, and daugiter of Mr_ and Mars i son Bluevale. Curdy, an honors graduate of the F. K Madill Secondary Sem,graduat- ion 19an from the Univer- sity e1 Toronto with a Bach- elor 0l Arts honors in, political science and hi tory_ Sal Ii • LIFEMEMBERS—Twonreathers or the Fosd1 ick Womeres ilristtu#e rreceiueLife Ittemtelships when the liTstifut'e aelielarated its Oth anniversary at the Forreturich rrrtr'rurrity Pfeil' test week. While Huron East Ditriet president Peggy Cin 'ore (1 6114 pres'ent'ed dertYlitates, the daughters off the 'remitters presented their mothers with /tear LifUe Member- pins. From left are: Mme. Cod - more, ,. Rose r, iVagiii a London and heir trattree'r Mrs. Crosby Sotheran. Errs. Anson Demehiog arab per, cleughtl'er Elaine Gai tictr of as h,. (Staff Photo)) technology will affect our childreus' future. The event isschehded for the Brissels communality centre April 17, 1964. Jim Will will head up a computer study comanitteee for the council to study the progress of the im- plementation of computers in salamis. Mrs. Jury and Mrs. Meyer are to collect items from newpapers relative to the cha tges in the Ontario secondary school diploma program scheduled to take place in September of 1 The group discussed the possible establishment of a committee to devise a program to educate people regarding diabetic reactions and epileptic reactions in school children_ The cowl will consider holding a workshop at the OutdoorCentre at Oliphant involving school trustees, superin- tendents and parents to discuss topics such as: )tomorrow's chance for children and how parents can , assist; a and and parental input_ Clarke Birchardiib supervises of outdoor education at the mane_ Council dim for the summer months_ Janet Iff earns degree Janet Florence Corm, daughter -of Jack and Audrey Cardiff of RR 5, Brussels,. received her Master of Visual Arts from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Univer- sity of iver- sityof Alberta recently. Miss Can if formerly antentded [the F. E. mann Secandary School and received her r A from Queen's University, She presently is a frim for the University of Alberta, fund a „,; the Canada Cil_ ra}n=a,nnw,, • 25th ANNIVERSARY The fames of LLOYD AND MARION MACHAN Myth, cordially invite friends, neighbours and relatives to their anniversary dance at Brussels Community Centre, BrusseiS, on: Friday, June 24 at 9:00 p.m. Best Wishes Only. WINGHAM FRUIT MARKET Weston Old Mill White Bread 2/1.09 Granny 10's Butter Tarts 1:29 Fab 6 litre Detergent 3.79 Black Diamond Sines Thin 500 11, Cheese Slices 2.95 Nescafe 10 oz. Instant Coffee 5.95 1.5 litre plus deposit Pepsi-Cola .59 24 x 10 Oz_ cans Pepsi-Cola, Pepsi Fri Diet Pepsi 5.99 Store Hours: 7:30 am_ Ito 7:00 pin_ Thurs.. & Fri. 7:30 a_rnn_ to 9:00 p.m_ Closed Sundays Phone 357-2240_ We Deliver_ Church Direct ry Pentectal march 359 Centre 8tirect. Rev. Victor Grieco,. Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 26,, 11983 1111:00 ant - Ikkimitrita Wb rsthip 7:00 p - Fa mliijy Service Listen for "MOODS AND IHOU6JITS FOR A SUNDAY" CAM -Fife - a Ana - 112 noon_ Sunday St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN NGHAM John Street alt Centre Street The Rector: Tike Renu. Anna T. V. San. L THE ANGL[C. \ N P RISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE ST_ PAUL'S CHDUCN,, WINGHAM SHAY, JUNE 2fis t9Z3 The Sunday) within The Octave of the Feast of the Nativity 01 St- Jahn The Baptiar I111:00 a rrT - Slav Eulcclharistt and Sermon broadcast mar C. PCN X. • KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Fiev F bites 35.7. T567 Eelniore - TB 00 a. m SUaevale - T T 30 a: m ., CHURCH 2117 Minnie St. 9.4155 am. - Sunday School T T 00 a rn. • Wtwship Munster fav J. Aim Grant F.1 FP , PM'. Divi Organist iMt Hap Swatnctge Telllhenee CT1 rch - 357-296 T Manse • 357- T072 % ARMY Ed\nrard St , 1'l ingiham, 9.48 a m • Sunday) School T T 00 a m - Family Warship 7' 00 p. m - Everting; Service i fbrr a League ft r ladies MiandaySpm Kid's Glut .. We 4 p m Couples ClUtb 31z; Sat each month, ff p m Everyone Welcome THE SALVATION