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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-08-29, Page 9M Wawvta TMEY'R ALL INc e1FIEo] WINGNAM NURSERY SCNOOL REGISTRATION September 4 t S 9:00 , 11:30 a.m. 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. Half day program offered for children 2 - S years old. Drop in core also available. For more Information phone 357-2362 Lined or Plain 2`00 SHEET REFILLS One Inch 3 RING BINDER DUO -TANGS Lined EXERCISE BOOKS BIC PENS Laurentien Coloured PENCILS 1010 inches SCOTCH TAPE Acco-press BINDER .99 1.39 3/.6S .69 r, , �� 12/1.99 2/.79 .59 TRIANGLE FDJ 01B.COUN_T Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays Sundays Noon to Si= For the boys heading back to school we have a full line of prewashed GWG & Levi's Joons & Cords Husky; Slim, Regular Sizes 7 to 20 New Stock! Boys' Tops with Baseball Sleeves New stock of Men's Sweaters now i n ! aALAL i_ dwgL Josephine St. Wingham, Unt. 357-1700 The W_inghaw Advance Times, August 29, 19"—Pa-- Afternoon ceremony eremon chosen by Wingham bride an groom d Four o'clock on August it wu Wingham. St. Catharines, Toronto, Bit- chow by Maria During The brown and yew theme chener, London, Cambridge, and Gary Patrick ,Ryan As the continued at the reception which Waterloo, Harriston, Gus -ria, time to exchange vows and rings followed the wedding. Guests Clifford, Holyrood and Delhi. and become husband and wife. attended from West Germany, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan will reside Wingham United Church was Chicago, Illinois, Niagara Falls, in Wingham. decorated with orange and yellow gladioli for the occasion and H. Swatridge provided organ music. Rev. Barry Passmore officiated at the ceremolpy. Siglinde is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard During of Wingham. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ryan, Rexdale. Given m marriage by her father, the bride wore a traditional white gown, with a long train and long lace veil. She carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses and baby's breath. Erika During of Wingham was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were Evelyn During of Wingham and Angelika Bain, Niagara Falls. The attendants wore yellow gowns with brown y and yellow chiffon capes. Their flowers were orange tiger lilies and yellow daisies. Groomsman was Dave Miller of Weston and guests were 't* ushered by Ian MacDuff, Rex- bale, and Dino Maleganos, NO PLACE LIKE IT—There's no place like a cannon for eating a popsicle on a warm, pay centre summer afternoon, Marnie Hugger and Kelly Beggs discovered last week. The girls were making the most of the time remaining before school bells again start to ring. tea dance was Data on conservation great success The Day Centr6, for the Homebound was gaily decorated savings with streamers and flowers last shows energy week in preparation for the Tea TORONTO — Seventeen of involved had conservation p downtown Toronto's largest grams already underway, th building owners and tenants have were asked to submit da reported major savings in energy comparing their energy consumption in response to a sumption last year with thei request from the provincial energy consumption -the y government last year. before they began their progra In April, 1978, Premier William "The initial results are m Davis met with representatives gratifying," Energy Minist of 29 companies which occupy or James Auld said. "On avers manage the major downtown the energy savings achieved office buildings and asked them the 17 companies reporting ba to implement voluntary energy to us so far are almost 22 conservation programs and Cent." report the results to the Ministry The 17 companies occupy of Energy. manage.26 buildings in the do Since many of the companies town core. Their annual savin pr con- ear ost ge, per wn- Dance. The regular morning in energy from all sources (fuel program was held and lunch was ey oil, electricity, gas, etc.) is the served, With the only difference that both Tuesday and to egLLival,t of 172,vw barrels U-1being U-1 fuel oil: enough fuel oil to heat Thursday clients came for the r 7,800 houses for one year. special day. The At 1978 prices, the decrease in musicians for the Tea Dance were Elsie Henderson on m. energy consumption represents a the piano and Cecil Skinner on saving of ,a2.5 million. er The purpose of the Ministry of the fiddle, both residents from Energy's downtown program is Huronview. Mary Montgomery also played a few tunes during by to establish a co-operative ap- the intermission. ck proach whereby business and About 80 people attended the government work together to dance, with guests from conserve energy, demonstrate Brookhaven Nursing Horne, or the results in actual savings, and Brussels, Lucknow and exchange information on energy- Wingham. A special visitor was gs saving techniques. present from Lethbridge, Since the meeting with the Pre- Alberta. mier 16 months ago, Ministry of A snack of fruit punch, cheese, Energy officials and co-operating crackers, muffins and grapes organizations have been working was served. The help of the with company representatives to volunteers was greatly ap- assess energy consumption, preciated as they did a fantastic devise individual conservation job in making the dance go programs, and monitor the smoothly. results. Some of the energy-saving methods include daytime care- taking shedules, improved light- ing, and more moderate use of heating, ventilation and air- D��CIrl conditioning systems. /— Mr. Auld pointed to the lower " demand for electrical energy last year in Toronto as evidence the Miss Yvonne McPherson spent program is having an effect. a few days in Toronto last week "In 1978, the peak demand for and while there attended a electricity from the Toronto wedding anniversary dinner for Hydro Electric System actually friends at the Cricket Club. dropped from the previous year," he said. "This is the first Christie and Eimile Mc - Mc - significant reduction since 1911, Cormack of Orangeville visited and I think that these remarkable last last w eek with Mrs. Clarence results are due, at least in part, to ey of Diagonal Road. the success of our downtown pro gram." Fleming Ballagh quietly � The Ministry of Energy has celebrated his 97th birthday formed an advisory committee Saturday at Brookhaven Nursing consisting of representatives of Home. Members of his family the natural gas and electrical honored him at a birthday dinner utilities, the Building Owners and the week previous at the home of Managers' Association of Metro- his daughter, Miss Myrtle politan Toronto (BOMA), the Ballagh, Bristol Terrace. Building Maintenance Contrac- tor's ASsociation (BMCA) and Mrs. George Thompson of John several participating companies Street and Mrs. Millan Moore of to review and encourage energy Whitechurch attended the conservation programs in down- wedding in Oakville on Saturday town Toronto. of their niece, Heather Watt, and The ministry will continue to David Masson. Heather is the monitor the results of the down- daughter of Rev. George Watt. 'Her town program as reported by the father performed the particpating companies, and marriage ceremony and she was given in marriage by her brother, make the techniques and advice Rev. Donald Watt of Alberta. available to toehr communities After the wedding, Mrs. Moore interested in establishing similar and Mrs. Thompson visited with voluntary programs, in conjunc- tion with the province's Muni- the former's son-in-law and cipal Energy Conservation Pro- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gary gram. Duncan of Mississauga. Miss Ruth Dunbar of Ewart Mrs Kerr honored College conducted the morning • worship service at St. Andrew's on 90th birthday Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Miss Dunbar assisted in the On Saturday a number of old congregation earlier this year friends and neighbors gathered and members were pleased to at the home of Joe and Wilma welcome her again. The last two Kerr to extend best wishes to Sundays, services have been Mrs. Isabel Kerr on the occasion conducted by Rev. William A. of her 90th birthday. Henderson of+Woodstock, in the Mrs. Kerr enjoyed renewing absence of Rev. Dr. Robert H. acquaintances and appreciated Armstrong who is on vacation. the lovely cards, gifts and good The Gideons will conduct next wished of her many friends. Tea Sunday's service of worship. was served by the family. On Sunday 20 members of the Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Greg family enjoyed a family dinner to and Steve of Dundas were honor Mrs. Kerr and wish her weekend visitors with Mr. and more years of good health and Mrs. Rowland Ballagh, happiness. Catherine Street. Fordi Studio, Kitchener 1 House Plans Drawn = Free estimates. References.for at,l previous work. SCHAEFER RESIDENTIAL DEQ (# LISTOWEL 291-1449 GUITAR LESSONS AVAILABLE Beginner to Amateur Register at ERNIE KING'S MUSIC STUDIO Sept. 6 - 4 - 6 p.m. or phone 523-4219 The Teeswater Creamery The Oldest Creamery in Canada Manufacturers of Cheddar and Colby CHEESE Conveniently Located on Highway No. 4 of Teeswater STORE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Saturday (Holidays Included) Announcement Carl and June Lavonne Bondi would like to announce that they have sold Bondi Wholesale Fruit to their sons Charles, Barry John and Chris. Carl and June Lavonne would like to thank their friends and customers for their support over the years and hope their sons will receive the same support. The Wingham Fruit Market QVd Candy Shoppe will continue to be operated by Carl and June Lavonne.