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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-17, Page 15N Couple 11vingAn Scarborough after Bluevale chinch ceremony a .. .. .. Mra. Robert Colby EMU are residinin g Griveq in marriage by bar o chose a floor- of the groom, was best man and length sleeveless dress of blue borough atfte exchanging length ownthe to white or g g saris gusts w� used by brothers of the bride and Doug," polyester with a silver belt. Light was held Oct. to at 8 p.m. in the marriage vows in Bluevale United Church on Friday, Sep- styled with high neckline, standup collar, a bodice em- groom, Stamper of RR i, Bluevale, and Dave Ern;t, blue roses and white dairies comprised her corsage centre for the retarded. Subjects 1e41ber 99, at throe o'clock. The ° Wide is broidered with seed pearls, long Agincourt. Ti* men wore navy blue suits with blue The bride is a graduate of F. E. -.ii:• .. ' - P v. She the former Louise Sharon Ok=De', da bishop sleeves and long chs � satin trim, white ruffled shirts, Madill Secondary School, Wingham. commentary which proved very �ter of Mr. and ..Win. WendelF Stam per, RR 1, train. A tiara of seed pearls held her [lour -length lace -trimmed black bow ties and white bolitonnierehs. Guests attended the wedding and the W2- � : Leaf)k �uav Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ernst of veil and she earned a cascade of red ajhd white roses and white Dinner was served at the from Toronto I,ondoa, Iiaeral, Manitoba, Thedford and the the steer ted bar Agincourt. carnations. T mberry Tavern following the Bluevale-Wingham area. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin. For the milia Arrangements of assorted autumn flowers Mrs. Connie Mark of London ceremony. A three -tiered wed - ding cake centred the head table. go to the Presbyterian church, Four Leaf Clover" and ."'Thwess decorated the church for the happy occasion. was matron of honor for her close friend. Bridesmaids were Cecil Sanderson, RR 2, Wroxeter, with pianist Mrs. Agnes Farrier. rocks the cradle rules the world" The ceremony was solemnized by sisters of the bridal couple, Miss uncle of the bride, was master of t Teachers s sponsor each one was to guess the Rev. Eric Ledrew of Brussels, assisted by Robert Perry, Darlene Stamper, formerly of Brandon, ceremonies, A reception followed at the Howick Community talk on childhood quintet consisted of Mrs.Levis pastor and Min Pw aula Ernst Centre. McDougal and Mrs. Phillip Steer. sung and the ladies served lunch of the Bluevale church. Mrs. Max Demaray was organist and during the of Agincourt. They wore mat- ching gowns of blue jersey knit Guests were received by the bride's mother who chose a floor- The elementary teachers of Hm'ce County have invited Dr. processional she Played "Hymn to Joy". As the with coordinating flowered veil capes. Their flowers were length gown of peach polyester Donald Morgenson as guest t, was being signed she "The white and pink roses surrounded by knit. Light and dark brown roses formed her corsage. The groom's speaker for an evening profes- sional activity lecture. Dr. PkWW Hawaiian Wedding Song" and "The Hawaiian blue and yellow flowers matching their dresses. mother was not able to attend. Morgenson is broadly acclaimed WhgYrr" Jim Tocher of Toronto, friend For travelling to Niagara Fall&, the bride wore a street- ° for his speaking ability and Is well known throughout Ontario for his presentations on childhood development and psychol He is a professor from Wil ' ` ■P CO O Laurier University, Waterloo. His presentation, "Childhood's End", has been chosen as an in- troduction to the United Nations t Year of the Child week activities 3 in the school systems across the The professional develop - Aglobe. nn o u n c e m e n t ment committee has arranged the presentation for 8 p.m. Wednesday, to permit parents as -` well as teachers to participate. Lucknow District Co-op Wishes to announce - FRANK WEISHAR Re U-2, TEESWATER WX be servicing and installing oil furnaces Frank has 13 years experience and is fully licensed During Store Hours Call S29 -79S3 After Hours Call CoNect 392-6670 or if no answer call co®ect 3S7-3608 or 3SMSSS Contact LvWISER Pistr�cf-conop, I 1 Photo by Snyder Studio The Wham Advance -Timm, October 17, IM—Pap IS Volunteer worker, Institute speaker = Whitechurch—The education and cultural activities meding of songs with pianist Mrs. Coulter. Whitechurch Women's Institute Mrs. James Wilson introduced was held Oct. to at 8 p.m. in the the gum +Pew, Comm* Jam - Community Memorial Hall with mon, who told of her work at the Mrs. James Wilson as hostess, centre for the retarded. Subjects The president, Merle Wilson, tauglit are good health habits, opened c.c nq with the Qde, bow to prepare meals, table -.ii:• .. ' - P v. She setting, recreation and craft. -Wine to She showed slides and gave a r.sirsbea commentary which proved very and �. A read interesting and made folks aware poems,of the amount of work the eantre and the W2- � : Leaf)k is doing. The minutes ,., _ cad by the Mrs. Johnston Coon thanked secretary, Mrs. Al. 'aleoner. the steer ted bar Delegates to the rale - Arnow ,annd� withu°nty on Oct. 18 are Mrs. Fisher wig" fojpllowed and Mrs. Lorne Durnin. For the milia with „� the Reit of the World Christmas dinner the ladies will Go By", "I'm Looking Over a go to the Presbyterian church, Four Leaf Clover" and ."'Thwess Wingbam. a Long Long Trail A Winding" The motto, "The hand that with pianist Mrs. Agnes Farrier. rocks the cradle rules the world" Mrs. Bill Rmtoul conducted a was given by Mrs. James Wilson. contest passing around a balland Kaushea sang "My Wild Irish each one was to guess the Rose",' Roaming in the number of articles inside. The Gloaming" and others. The correct number was 21, which no quintet consisted of Mrs.Levis one had. Mrs. McDougal, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. The Queen" and Grace was McDougal and Mrs. Phillip Steer. sung and the ladies served lunch The Belgrave quartet sant two and enjoyed a social time. FormerEl Wingham resident was l[, married. in Kitchener core m�n MOSTLY IN STITCHES Donna Higgins and Heather The fourth meeting of the Fenton volunteered to bring Karen Elizabeth Hobbs and ice, spaghetti straps, flared and a white rose' corsage. Belgrave 1 club was held on Oct. lunch for the next meeting, Octo- Stephen Elymer Tiffin, both of skirt and matching sheer bolero. For travelling the bride wore a 15, in the Belgrave Institute Hall. ber 15, at 4 p.m. in the school li- Kitchener, were united in She wore burgundy flowers in her two-piece suit in shades of brown, We opened the meeting with brary. The meeting closed with marriage on Saturday, .Sep- hair and carried a wicker basket beige and rust with brown ac- the 4-H pledge and motto. the 4-H motto. tember 15, at Christ the containing pink and bur President Georgina Chettle King Bundy cessories and a corsage of pale led � roll call and .� United Church, Kitchener. Rev, silk feathered poppies and baby's orange r L. Lewis performed the double- bpm• Following a honeymoon in the gave their ideas for what we ring ceremony and Nancy Dressed similarly were Pocono Mountains, Penn- should do on Achievement Day �e CAXVW Sta sang bridesmaids, Ramona Hobbs of ' sylvania, they will reside in for our exhibit. Secretary yz'er was soloist. She Gna r Julie Wank co "The Wedding Song" as the Kitchener, sister of the bride, and Kitchener. Y cad the minutes of the last service began and "Walk Hand in Diane Armstrong of Toronto, meeting. Meribeth Scott showed min Hand" during the signing of the friend of the, bride. us a very attractive illustration register. Howard Israel of Kitchener, which we will use for our book up in fan The bride is the da friend of the E Ncft of stmss cover. daughter of groom, was best For Achievement Day our club The Ontario Career Week Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hobbs of man. Ushers were Roger Tiffin of has to do an exhibit on deli Kitchener. The groom's parents Toronto, brother of the groom, topic of uew designs for will t� place throttgbout the are Mr. and Mrs. John Tiffin -of and Gary Hobbs of Kitchener, needlepoint including: cross . - - • Oct. 29 to Nov. 4, the Kitchener. brother of the bride. The groom' BELGRAVE — The evening stitch, thandscape, and floral provincial tm�sl government has an - Given in marriage by her wore a sandalwood tuxedo with unit of the UCW of Knox United father, the bride wore a floor- dark brown' bow tie and ivory Church met on Tuesday, October n volthy nteShier and Lasa Thong- Career week will provide son volunteered to be the con- Young people and other job length gown of ivory silk chiffon ruffled shirt. His boutonniere was 9, at the home of Mrs. George �k� with access to em - over taffeta with � mentators for the exhibit while Queen Anne a pink rose. The other male at- Johnston with a good attendance, path Edwards and Audrey Scott ployment advice and in - neckline and long bishop sleeves, tendants wore sandalwood Mrs. Jack Taylor used "Faith- off� cellthe, articea formation. Discussion among - :_ A -Pinch 1pgted rufflpr enhaneed jackets, dark brown trousers and as the theme of the worst P sere--. 6 we v -M use in the exhibit. `students, educators, counsellors, the gown's hemline and edged an vests with ivory ruffled shirts. ice. Mrs. William Coultes read Mrs Coupes and Mrs Hunter labor representatives and attached chapel train. Sheewore Their boutonnieres were verses of scripture from the Book then showed two new stitches labbusor repmen will to encouraged chin ivoryan Picture hat with mat- burgundy feathered poppies. of Acts sand everyone joined in which were the scotch stitch and on issues affecting. employment g pinch -pleated ruffle E1 dinner and reception singing Breathe on Me, Breath the cashmere stitch. We then and productivity in Ontario. featuring a waist -length veil. She followed at the Knights of of God". worked on these two stitches for All provincial schools are carried a cascade of pink and Columbus Hall in Kitchener. The Mrs. John Roberts was in the remainder of the night. participating in career week; burgundy roses with baby's bride's mother wore a floor- charge of the program and community agencies, breath and ivory lace and she length burgundy chiffon gown everyone discussed "Stress in BELGRAVE II associations and individuals are wore a diamond necklajre, a gift With black accessories and a Lives" and negative and positive Belgrave II 4-H club held their invited to partcipate by from the groom. burgundy rose corsage. The responses to it. third meet' invite lin career education Carolun Israel, frier of the mother of the groom wore afloor- The meeting closed with a ung at the Women s In- g bride, was matron of honor. She length gown in a shrimp shade social half-hour and lunch was stitute Hall October i. The presi- Programs through local wore an ivory and pink floraldent' J with matching sheer cape. It was served by Mrs. John McIntosh's Joanne Wood, opened the educational institutions or on an floor -len meeting with the 4-H pledge. The _individual basis. gth gown with fitted accented with silver accessories group. rotating secretary, Jenny Career week is being coor- Hopper, read the minutes. dinated by the Ontario Youth Color schemes were discussed Secretariat in conjunction with a and the continental and cross broad-based steering committee stitches started. Volunteers for composed of community lunch were Dianne Campbell and associations and government Susan Bridge. The meeting agencies. closed with the 4-H motto. The fourth meeting of the club was held at the East Wawanosh SPEED Public School October 10. Joanne Observe the legal speed limits Wood opened the meeting and of the municipalities and pro- Jennifred Kikkert read the winces. Driving within the legal minutes. speed limits will save you fuel Homework assignment was to and will reduce the risk of acci- %, < read the history of needlepoint in dents. Driving at 90 kmb (55 manual. The scotch stitch was mph) instead of ilo kmh (70 demonstrated on the blackboard mph). will save up to 20 per cent by Mrs. Van Camp. of your fuel bill. DOWN TO WORK—Kendra Lynh Hogg, 6, and Amy McLeod, 7, really get down to work at being Brownies. The girls are Tweenles, first year Brownies, and are looking forward to becoming part of the group. They found the floor of their meeting room In the basement of the Anglican church a good blade to do some coloring, Midgni ht . Exprou.sam Thurs. & Fri. Night till Midnight Terre Elie MAY114of E* ma , to 11irs S)OW Specials in every Department * Men's * Women's * Children's Three $150 shopping vouchers to bo won! 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