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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-16, Page 7USElY,OMpDS./ House Plans Drawn Free estimates. References for all previous work. SCHAEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN LISTOWEL 291-1449 We ham Fruit Market Multiplier ONIONS 2 Ib. $1.49 lb. e79 1 Schneiders Grade A - 3 - 4 Ib. Avg. FRESH CHICKENS Ib. a 89 Carton of 8 - 10 oz. Bottles / Plus Refundable Deposit / PEPSI COLA _ Fancy Grade - 3 Ib. Bag IDA RED APPLES *89 Store Hours: Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. PHONE 357.2240 CLOSED SUNDAYS WE DELIVER Crest - 100 ml. Toothpaste 099 Old Spice - 75 gr. Stick Deodorant 1 *09 Shouter to Shower - 8 oz. Body Powder '1 e69 Scope - 750 ml.. Mouthwash 2*19 Polyhouse - 10's Garbage Bags a 59 Royale Bathroom Tissue 8 rolls for I. 99 TRIANGLE D DISCOUNT Open 9 a.in- to 9 p.m. Weekdays • Sundays Noon to Six '0"" MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN The Wingham Advance -Times, May 16, 1979—Par 7 No s f rom FCardiffeNeth" vows exchanged As strains of organ music Terry Bateman of Beamsville, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fitch of spent the weekend at their home the Conestoga Mall . was filtered through the air and friend of the tipped blue• Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. ,Bill here and also visited with Mr. ready to board the bus and head guests waited in anticipation, man and'ustier� For a camping trip to London Hanna and family of Kitchener, and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. homeward. The tri was Brenda Louise Nethery entered g and Bayfield,suit the brute wore • Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brunarski Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pittendreigh P Murray Cardiff of Kitchener, beige suit with black ge of organized by the Fordwich Trinity Anglican Church, �� of the groom and David accessories and a nonage off and Lee were guests Sunday of and family of London, George Anglican Church Women and Bel grave, at seven o'clock on the Ireland of Teeswater, brother -in- orange silk roses. On their Mr. and Mrs. Don King. Inglis of Belmore and Mr. Hunter Nicholson's Bus Lines of evening of Friday, May 4. There law of the bride. The Mrs. Rosemary Magill of of Georgetown visited Sunday Wingham. she was to meet her bridegroom, groom with they tOOt reside> a in London a nt Swnd.y with her w 1Jul1k_ ..: _ _ iriiitlufb '14 wp— nT JUnda Gregory Gerald Cardiff, and the a beige iSi7C3dv trlilulled with Listowel. mother, Mrs. Crosti Sotheran. Y guests with Mr. and eg nY Y brown and brown trousers. His Both the bride and gl.� are Y John McElwain. Mrs. Ted Klaassen were Mr. and would exchange vows of love and boutonniere was two rosebuds. graduates of F. E. Madill Mrs. Verna Galbraith and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnst;= � Mrs. Gary Klaassen of Hensall fidelity before Rev. Dan Sargent The best man and ushers wore Seco Elsie Strong were Sunday guests spent last week in Lexington, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicholson who would, in turn,1 School. . and family, Bluevale. them husband and wife. ` ` beige tuxedo suits trimmed with of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith Kentucky. in Guelph. Saturday visitors with Mr. and brown. Guests attended the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Rand Ki and Y Sunday visitors with Mr. and Brenda is the daughter of Mr. Bill Nethery of RR 4, Brussels, from Beamsville, Petrolis, Y ng Mrs`. Mel Allan were Mr. and and Mrs. Alex Nether of RR 4 Dornoch, Port boys visited.Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Allan, Sarah Mrs. Wellington Hargrave were Y " niephew of the bride, was ring Elgin, Clinton, Mrs. Jack King, Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Reed and Brussels. The groom is the son of phew and wore a brown suit L.oridesboro, Auburn, BruuWs, Jennifer of Goderich and Mr. and familyMr. and Mrs. James Cardiff, ' with one T_ , . , Kites Visitors with Mrs. Earl Ridley Mrs. Floyd Allan, Wroxeter. of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. pink rosebud as a - . 1.istowd, were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridley Earl Hallman of Listowel and Brussels' Mrs. William King JJr. 'boutonniere. The rings were Ethel; Wingham, Blyth and the Y Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfa of Brussels was the organist and Bel rave area. Grand of Belle River. Mr. and Mrs:' Doug Hargrave, g attached to a white cushion g parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith of Mississauga, visited Sunday wi Tracy and Michael. soloist Mrs. Barbara Bosman of trimmed with a ink rose. attending were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons who Londesboro sang "Here, There P Dawson, RR 3, Wingbam, Mrs. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Roy returned to Mississauga to spend Mrs. John Markovich of Ed and Everywhere". The church Brussels Community Centre Florence Cardiff of'Brtisseds and Pestell of Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. a few days at the Wildfang home. monton, Alberta, is spending pews were marked with white was trimmed with mint green Mrs. Alice Buschlen, Mitchell. Elwood Nicholls, also of About 45 local ladies enjoyed a some time with her mother, Mrs, bows and pink silk roses. candles, the bride's table centred Monkton, visited Sunday with bus trip to Kitchener on Monday Norman Harding, and other The bride was given in with a three -tiered wedding cake, Prior to her wedding the unite Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haverfield. of last week when they attended relatives here. Sam Harding for the reception which followed. was honored at a community Sunday visitors with Mr. and ng and marriage by her father and chose ty the Johnny Walters television Ed Harding of Toronto and Miss a floor4ength gown of nylon The bride's mother wore a floor- shower held in the Belgraye WI Mrs. Lloyd Nickel were Mr. and show, toured J M. Schneider's Pearl Harding of Bobcaygeon organza over taffeta. The gown length gown of yellow polyester Hall, a relative shower at the Mrs. Dave Roeder and Ian, meat plant ana bpent the after- also visited one. day last week was trimmed with guipure lace With pleated skirt and short home of Mrs. David Ireland, Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne noon shopping. After dinner 1t with Mrs. Harding. and featured a chapel train. She chiffon cape. Her corsage was a T� - , and a shower hosted Nickel and baby daughter, Miss carried three Romance roses silk orchid. The groom's mother by the Anglican Church Women Rosemary Nickel and Lloyd King with baby breath and fern, tied chose floor4ength pink polyester at the home of Mrs. Edna. of Listowel. with white ribbon. with a blouson chiffon bodice. Nethery and Mary. Isabel of At the Sunday morning service The groom's sister, Mary OfficOrs Her corsagewas pink silk roses Belgrave. in Trinity Anglican Church, Rev. Ont.GiaOrrance Laramie dedicated Lynne Mayer of Clinton, was Bibles to be used in the church. matron of honor and bridesmaids They were donated in memory of e e were Linda Machan, cousin of the Emerson and Edna Hargravev'S't Eastem Star bride, and Denise Nethery, sister and were a gift from the family. of the bride. They were gowned Mrs. J. W. Daunt, Mrs. Peter alike in mint green polyester J Browne, Mrs. Don King, Mrs. The officers and members of Jean Lunn, Mrs. Doris Michie peasant tiered gowns. They Jack Douglas, Miss Elva Foster, Huron Chapter No. 89, Order of and Mrs. Eva Carr; and 25 -year carried two pink roses with Mrs. Stewart Rowley and Mrs. the Eastern Star, were host to the Pins to Mrs. Dorothy Wall, -Mrs. baby's breath and fern tied with Emmerson Ferguson recently Grand Officers of the Province of Reta Carson, Mrs. Jean Hodgins, Pink ribbon. Each wore a pink attended the annual ACW held in Ontario on Tuesday, May 8. A pot Mrs. Bertha Miller and Mrs. rosebud in her hair. St. James Church, London. luck dinner was served by Mrs. Alberta Ferguson. Earlier in the The bride's niece, Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schneider, Kathleen Forster and her evening Mrs. Phronie Elliott Nesbitt of Auburn, was flower y: y t: x Mark and Barbara of Kitchener committee in the Chapter rooms. accompanied Mrs. Avery and girl and wore a similar dress. She The meeting followed in the Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne to the also carried two pink rosebuds fellowship hall of St. Andrew's home of Mrs. Emma Brown and tied with pink ribbon. Presbyterian Church. presented her with a 50 -year Those attending were Mrs. jewel. y Olive Avery, Worthy Grand The meeting closed with a Craft, antique Matron, of Toronto; Ripley program conducted by Mrs. ` Ballantyne, Louise Swanson, followed b Mrs, Many Ch Mrs. J visited yne, Worthy Grand lunch served b Y SNOW SatV with Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Patron, and his wife from y Mrs. Carr and Cormack of Orangeville on Kapuskasing; Mr. and Mrs. Jack her committee. Mrs. Avery made " Y pent the weekend a draw on an of More than 50 of Ontario's finest Friday and Dickson, Brantford; Mr. and afghan and cushion x y Mrs. Arthur Hawksb donated b antique dealers, craftsmen and« with her daughter, Mrs. Claire y, Rodney; y the Worthy Matron. artists will be at the Blyth Centre Rainer of Markham. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies, The winner was Mrs. Jean Mother's Da London; Mrs. Henryavis Leitch. The proceeds from the for the Arts antique and crafts ' y guests of Mr. and Y exhibition this Saturday. £< Mrs. Dan Tiffin were Miss Joyce Essex, and Mrs. Gladys Searles, sale of tickets went to the Worthy The show and sale will be at the Tiffin, Toronto, Barry Tiffin of, Mississauga. Present were two Grand Matron's special project, Blyth Community Centre from 10 �X London, Mrs. Orville Tiffin; Mrs. District Deputy Grand Matrons, The Ontario Heart Foundation, a.m. to 5 p.m. and will feature` ' Ethel' Stewart of Wingham. Also seven past District Deputy Grand and several other charitable Huron County's largest annual visiting on Sunday were Mr. and Matrons and other officers and organizations. book sale and tis Mrs. Doug Tiffin and family and members of neighboring chap- Mrs. Phronie Elliott of Plays of an- . ters. Teeswater is the Worthy Matron tiques, paintings, prints, pottery, /�► Mr. and Mrs. Bevin Tiffin and weaving,stained glass and other I.V.A. CO3RRECTION family. Following the meeting Mrs. and Farish Moffat theWo w �g`r , t handcrafts and art pieces. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hiscox, Avery and Mr. Ballantyne �'atron of Huron Chapter P •..- w.,. presented 35 -year pins to Mrs. year. Admission is 50 cents for people In our handbill; istributed on May 14th, 1979 - Woodstock, visited last week with 12 and over and free for younger d• CatMr. and Mrs. Rowland Ballagh Puss 'n Boots Cat Food, 15 oz. tin should have Catherine Street. , people. There will be door prizes read and a special advance ticket Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brenzil and offers a bonus draw for ;100 daughter Carly of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brenzil and Ford wieh UCW me e ting shopping spree at the show and 3/99c daughter Kelly of Stratford were raleProceeds from the day will be Mother's Day guests of Mr. and honors worlds mothers used to support the Blyth sum- We regret any inconvenience this may have Mrs. Albert Brenzil and family. mer theatre program and winter Mrs. Cora Brenzil of Hamilton is FORDWICH—In honor of as best they can but many cultural events. caused our customers. spending a month at her son's Mother's Day the theme of the children die from malnutrition home. May 13 Fordwich UCW meeting each year. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sallows, was 'They Called her Blessed'. There is a great need for J `ferry Sallows and friend of With a bouquet of spring missionary work and people in Toronto were weekend visitors flowers and the open Bible for- affluent countries could aid by with their mother, Mrs. Shirley ming the background the worshipheli the Sallows, and other relatives in fi people become self service was held under the sufficient, with more hope for the "This man town. leadership of Mrs. Austin Stinson future. and Mrs. John Stinson. The .business portion of the A meeting opened with a welcome t" poem on the virtues of being by Mrs Clarkson and the roll call has demonstrated a mother was given by Mrs. John Stinson and the offering waswas answered by 22 members. received and dedicated. C.... his ability for SP P'NGr _ deuce was read from „ Mrs. John Stinson gave a talk the Huron Perth Resource Centre on the Chinese version of the which included a list of new books At Picture Madonna of the Bamboo and material available. A letter and what it means to them,from a summer camp asked for effective, economic ar reminding members the Christ financial assistance and Pictured was an Oriental. material. k 4 � There was an invitation from leadership...." Mrs. Bill Wilson was leader of BeddingPIEnte the to church for all the program. She took as her attend the Deanery meeting and ( subject the trials and worries of also an invitation from the mothers in other countries, Women's Institute to attend its Potted Plante especially in Africa. Africa has a meeting to hear a special high birth rate, she told the Speaker. CANADA NEEDS ED BROADBENT members, without sufficient food The UCW will cater to the Girl available, no means of self Guide and Scouts banquet. Vegetable Plante Support and no jobs to be found. Lunch was served by Mrs. The future must seem dark to Clarence Carswell, Mrs. Norman these people the UCW was told Pot Work HangingP0tS(AlreadyPlanted) •'• 't,. �I Landscape ' and Evergreens Fruit Trees, 1. Shade Trees MacDonald GrAmenhouse tl 1 mile went on the is dne 357-3262 t I . Harding, Mrs. Elmer Harding Africans look after their elderly and Mrs. Verna Galbraith. WI. district annual hosted at Fordwic h The Fordwich Women's In- The morning session of the stitute hosted the East Huron meeting adjourned to the Sunday Women's Institute district annual school rooms of the United meeting May 8 at the Fordwich church, where the Fordwich W.I. Community Hall, with 95 ladies served lunch, with, a spring present. flower arrangement on each Mrs. J. Freeman, district table. president, thanked everyone for Before the afternoon session making Fier stay in office a happy began the ladies had a chance to one. She gave special thanks to look at many,displays in the hall. .Mrs. L. Jasques. Mrs. E. Harding of Fordwich Mrs. Gordon Engel, secretary W.I. gave the address of welcome treasurer, gave a report on the and Mrs. G. Hislop of Molesworth officers' conference and board replied. The in memoriam was director Mrs. S. Anderson given by Mrs. B. Armstrong of outlined changes being made at Majestic W.I. the Erland Lee Home at Stoney Guest speaker Mrs. Harold Creek Blasing of Neustadt spoke on the International Year of the Child, Grace Bird, Huron Countv home followed by a report on the economist, stressed that W.I. standing committees. Mrs. Mac members should take ad Allen of Wroxeter W.I. gave the vantage Of the short courses offered by the courtesy, thanking the Fordwich ministry of ladies and others for a successful agriculture and food, district annual meeting. "This candidate r� has demonstrated her ability for vigorous, active commitment...." HURON -BRUCE NEEDS MO IRA COUPER Bayfield 565-2522 Exeter 229-6223 Seaforth1527-1860 Clinton 482-3208. Goderich 524-2756 Wingham 357-1594 (Au1M1rt7Rd by ofhnai aQPnf of Nona GOtjrAW N O p RAyfrp1(1)