The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-05-17, Page 5Poing
I , 'namely;The,
N1 theme; song, Olt'
Prayer, the Minutes and
financial report. • .
In the 'business period it was
agreed that b s ve:to, Har-
nston to u Toronto
woukd vet. beneficial and a.
petition for was stood. It
waa.decideu the local senior
citt** " grout, should: protest
. *gait*. )(gni% the 'or unions
iti their ,'demands for 'a-. $206
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An invitation to join Ole senior
citizens. at Lucknow on May 15
vas'ae epted. The group wat'in
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t to watch the taping otarcle
tltanch on a Meildaymiptfin the
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near future.,
• A committee, ' Mrs. Jardine,
• Mrs, Bradburn and McKen-
ide•wati named to Make plans for
*banquet during Senior Citizens'
Week, June 18 to June..24,,
A .0:leaded program was then
tit
ve a very emotional
reading on "Flowers for Mother's
Day".
'Loath and a *0041 hour cloaca
the meeting,
• --Sundayguestit of Mr, and
Mrz. Niel Edgar, following
christening service - for their
• daughter, Kiuibaiy Ann, Ifl the
United Chtirch, were Mr, and
Mrs,' *Ward Scane of liensail,
and Mrs Barry Tucker and
son PauI of London' Mrs Arthur
Edgar 4M4 Murray Of Wingbarn,
1V1r.:, and Mrs. 'Roger Rieman .
geigrave and Mrs. Tom Hender-
son and John Of RR 4, WinghaM.
---Gordon Leggatt attended the
national conference of rresby-
terlan Men heldin London Friday .
and, Saturday of Jest week. He
was representative of St. An-
drew's. presbyterian. Church
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Open 9 a.m. to 9 .p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to SI
Ontario. They were _married
Saturday, .May 5, at
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of :Holy
fIcIat-
ing Bev. M. 8. Kaininaki
Saered t
Rev. W. A. ZIottati,of Mary Im-
maculate, Ch tow, were
present in the sanctuary. White
mums adorned the altar for the
terfinInnY;
Mra.'130411,pargtr is the former
by
was a member,
a crystal wine decaut
Mrs. SWAY Robb of
hostess at a aarprioe rat
-ous shower held at her
borne in
McKay and
Ruth Maureen Gibbons, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James P. (ah-',
bon* of Wingham. Parents Of the ..
groom are Mr. and Mrs. George
F. Bechberger of Chepstow. -
Michael, ZadorskY of London,
organist, accompanied Frank
Daniels of London as he sang 410n
This I), ay,0 Beautiful, Mother",
"Pants . Angelicusft ' and "Ave.maw: , .0 .
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Given in marriage • by het •
father, the bride was gowned in,,,,*a
formal gown of guipure lace with
silk organza trim. The skimmer
design was highlighted by the de-
sign of the 'imported lace, The
high neckline was detailed With a
soft silk ruffle and ruffles also
trimmed the slim long sleeves. A
long mantilla veil, edged with the
same lace as that Of the gown,
completed' the -ensemble. She
carried a pink glow bouquet of
pink carnations with pink cymbi-
dium *bids' and ivy.
- Mrs. Robert Cuillerier, sister of •
the bride; of Ailsa Craig, was the
matron of honor andbridesmaids
were Miss Mary `Lou Bechberger,
sister of the groom, of Chepstow,
and Mrs. William Robb of Paris. ,
They were gowned alike in blue
swiss dot over taffeta. The
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bodices featured square neck-
lineS and empire Waistlines and •,,
embroidered trim of pink- bine
\ and white .design outlined the W. . ,
necklines, waistlines and cuffs of • ,Special services commemorat.,:.
the bishop sleeves. Pink picture ing Christian ' Family Sunday,1
hats completed their outfits And were held in many WingbAin and
they carried hand * bouquets Of 'area churches on Sunday triOr.
white tinted daisies with pinkribing. ' 1 • ,'• :, ',' .',,,.
bon. •An St. Andrew's Presbyterian,1
Nieces of the bride, Miss Church Rev. R. H. Armstrong,)
Denise Anne Weber of Stratford spoke about .. :"Three Great.
and Miss Patti Angela Gibbons of Mothers" in his 'sermon. Special,
' ' London, were *flier brides- music was supplied by an en -
maids, gowned alike in floor- semble andthe junior choir.
, length gowns of pink chiffon ovyr,., Piailrg,„01,t. service,, 1:, ''`
%''' 'thtfttitti ' `aetlisir t61-ilifntifiti ' ff/titla'autte ' five
Donald werewre bosteees ltt 1.011111 tbs •
• second miaceliaa0004
; held at the latter's home In Lon- openleg exeri
•' don; and Ai* Mary Lieu
• berger hosted aim gathering
1; at her Chepstow borne.
In WinOhaMeMrs. Bonnie
) Douglas and Mrs. •. i Hatt Judy carmich
were 1)004143s .ata mi
ous shower held„ at the ho
their mother, Ms.
• Willie, and attended by neighbo
in PleasantY.443Y.
me of
clutei
games, . Patti Edwards;.
song, Anne Procter; to help
worship, Cathy Shiell, clean-up
Sheila Anderson and Usa
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the offertory ayer;
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Ibe IS- Made card for
Mothers Day wlth nod
onitiwith,rne,assisteno0
of Mrs.'Clarke Johnston- and •
on stripe work. Julie
Gray Jedin the sing -song. Tho, SIGH AVERAGE winners Thursday
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. sleeves. They wore -Wilk roses .ch4dren,''Steyen-bouelai,',E4die,
their hair and carried white bas- son of 0;0 Mrs0,6Wald
kets of white shasta daisies and Eadie; Jennifer Nicole Jones, WHITECHURCH — The Lang -
baby breath with pink streamers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.; Ronald side Women's Missionary Society
John Bechberger of Chepstow Jones; Kenneth Alexander Lapp, met at the home of Mrs. Victor
was his brather's best man and son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Douglas Wybenga.
usherg were Robert Cuilletier of Lapp; Anthony Michael Lewis, The call to worship was given
Ailsa Craig and Michael Leahy of son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rae ' by the leader, "The Lord is King.
Peterborough. Brothers of the Lewis and Tiffany Anne Miller, Be glad, earth. Rejoice, all you
groom, Danny and Mark Beth- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George islands of the sea". The WMS
berger of Chepstow, wel'Oefass Miller of Hamilton. . purpose was repeated.
servers. Alto, during the St. Andrew's . The business of minutes, roll
Pink carnations and fern deco- service, Scott Cornwall was pre- call and correspondence was
rated the tables for the dinner sented with the Presbyterian dealt with. The offering was
Which followed at the Wingham y' Memory Course Award and the received and the offertory prayer
Legion Hall. A reception was Cubs Religion in Life emblem. given by Mrs. George Young. Mrs
later held at the home of the At the United Church, Rev. Dave Moffat read a poem.
bride's parents: . Barry Passmore spoke on the im-Mrs. Elmer Scott read the
The bride's mother wore ' a pcirtance of family • life. He im--
and Mrs. Bregman led
dress of turquoise polyester peau baptized seven infants: Jennifer in prayer. Mrs. Victor Wybenga
with bend trim, and a corsage of Carleen, daughter of Mr\ and gave the meditation.
a white cattleya orchid. The Mrs. Carl Ricker; Heather Anne, The topic was given by Mrs.
groom's mother chose a dress of daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Doug- Bregman.
las Bishop; Jennifer Lynn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Doug- .
las Layton; Kimberley Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Niel
Edgar; Melissa Rose, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schefter;
Jane Kristen, daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. Jon Bateson and Angela
Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Kerr.
The , junior and senior 'choirs.
provided special music..
Wrg.1MT4P1741t, Serfs
„meeting'.
pink polyester crepe and a white
orchid.
For travelling the bride wore a •
pink and white parft, suit with a
corsage of white mums, tinted
pink.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Joseph's School of Nursing,
London, ,,, and the grooin is •a
graduate 'Of Resurrection Col-
lege, Kitchener, and St. ?Peter's
Seminary, London. He is em-
ployed as a lay theologian in Holy
Rosary Parish, London.
Out-of-town guestsattended the
wedding from London, Detroit,
Stratford, Paris, Toronto,
GORR1E
• Chamber of Commerce
3rd Annual
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
MONDAY, MAY 21
BASEBALL PARK - AT DUSK
COME EARO
The Crippled Duck Bond will be
there to entertctin you 'till dark
Present moral,,
physical aspicts
on abortioft
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The moral and"physical objec-
tions to obdrtion Were presented
to ohnut 50 persons. Sacred
Heart Separate School Thursday
night by Dr. Hart ,B;Sce,
Stratford. The meeting
was one of a series arranged by
the Right -to -Life Association and
was sponsored by the 'Catholic
Women's League' of Sacred Heart
Ri3man . Catholic Church,
Bezner spoke .)1\ the abor-
tion laws inseveral countries,
en,loatinkintiO;;Pai:toteirerttr:tointioenntliOsiiii^;i0of.
hibited. except ` in Casig*here:a
woman's life might be in jeo-
pardy.
Using a , documented:, .repOrt
writtenlbr presentation .to the
Minnesota : State Legisioture,
January 1971, the speaker spoke
of functional and behavioural as-
pects of early human life, and the
degree of development in terms
of weeks of the fetus.
hilloWing his talk there was. a
question' and answerperi illturu.
il./frfiPrfitilfi;'".°0' '14
0 quote s 0st-were •
,
lag 'the. `riwielOting to
legal abortions, the psychological
effect upon the woman who un-
dergoes an abortion and the ratio,
of unmarried and married
women involved.
He said that a woman Vibe re-
quests an abortion is acting to
meet a crisis in her life. She may
be acting out of fear and in a state
of high tension, oblivious of what-
ever other solution might be
possible, so ° psychiatric, psy-
chological, legal and religious
advice should be made available
to women,
After a brief break for coffee,
the audience saw slides and a
film showing an abortion with Dr.
Bezner discussing various
methods of abortion.
- In Physical Education
couple of weeks the pil.pils have
been -takingItheir tests M Connicr, •
lion 'Nvith the,Canadian' vitnsi;
AWards.Mest 'Of the testinghas
been COmpleted and many have
already ',earned _their badges.
Thug far the c'results look
good, however,somewhat lower
than ,Iast year. This drop is
mainly (lite ' to the ", pact; :that
standards have:been set' ifa
higher level: • `
In tWaViterl",$oftbal the,SCheit'
We, is *nearly -All 11' over. At this
point in ;the schedule, it 'appears
as ‘it,Rick Nesbitt's team _3,and
Gerd Kinahan's teOtifl Are the
teams .to beat, the
Other font teams ,a littie
better in the:secorid-halti.:
Grades 7 and hada est Fri- ;
discus8ed
reason
t
along with Moti
Plant petunia
decoral
yellow`OW pap
• *ham
.kindergarten.
rtayThe supply
tempted
plantedpansu
jars, to..tth
' mothersfor
are stud:
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Meeting'iHniit
on Mar members of the afternoon
Mrs. Jim Timperly, president,
opened the meeting with a poem
on Mother's Day, Mrs. Harold
Doig, Mrs. Earl Moore and Mrs.
Carl Ettinger were in charge of
the program.
The table was centred with the
open Bible, spring flowers and
picture of a family going to
church as The Family was the
theme of the meeting. Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Ettinger read
passages alternately of mothers
in the Bible.
The Siefert family gave musi-
cal selections and sang three
pieces. Rosemary Nickel, Brenda '
McCann and Linda Martin also •
faore
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Doig
thers of Bible
Mrs,. ,Earl Noore, read,a.
"My. Mother's Apron".
An auction of and
bulbs was held Mrsi, Clare
Harris 0:440:Ione& A delicious
luneb was setved bv four•mE
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SEPARATE SII9P.P11‘:
Main Corner . :Clinton
Open 1,6',,,Closeil:-Vieds.
With attached underpad
in Gold - Green - Blue
MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS CAMERON were married in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian church On May 4. The bride is the
former Donna Marlene Ross, daughter of.Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
helm ktiss of PR 1, Wingham. The groom is the son. of Mr.
and Mrs. George Cameron of Wingham. A reception follow-
ed later at Turnberry Tavern. The best man was K. R.
Baiter and Maid of honor was Miss Linda Cerson, both of
Wingham.