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MR, AND MRS. GREG BAER
ngannon wedding
delabras with daisies and gladiola decorated the
annon United Church on Saturday, April 16 for the
ng of Greg Baer and Lori Pentland. The double
eremony took place at 3 p.m. and was conducted by
everend Dobson of Dungannon.
bride' is the- daughter—of- Mr, and -Mr -s- Wilfred
and of Dungannon and the groom is the son of Mr,
rs. Frank Baer of RR 4 Goderich.
organist was Mrs. Karl Lentz, cousin of the bride.
ayed the processional hymn, Praise My Soul and
cessional hymn, Trumpet Voluntary. Soloist was
Margaret Pritchard, aunt of the bride, Toronto.
bride was given in marriage by her father. She
a gown of white chiffon with a high neckline. The
athered skirt formed a chapel train at the back.
ately beaded chantilly lace trimmed the bodice at
ont and back. An attached double tiered, cape fell
over the shoulders. A matching bridal headpiece
he silk illusion veil. She carried a cascade bouquet
ow miniature roses, white daisies and stephanotis.
ron of honor was Mrs. Rodene Utley of Goderich,
of the bride. She wore a tiered gown of pastel blue
n and a matching wide brimmed hat with chiffon
y. She`carried a white wicker basket of daisies and
tions tinted to match her gown.
lesmaids were Mrs. Norma Crockett of Pickering,
of the bride;,, Ors. Carol Andrew of Kincardine,
of the bride and Miss Terri Van Dongen of RR 3
n, niece of the bride.
r gowns were styled identically to the matron of
in pastel colours of mint green, pink and yellow
tively. They wore hats and carried baskets of
ing flowers.
s Julie Pentland of Dungannon, niece of the bride,
owergirl. She wore a coral chiffon dress with full
red skirt and caplet sleeves. The dress was trim-
ith white lace. She carried a basket of flowers.
omsman was Alan Shelton of Goderich, friend of.
oom. Ushers were Keith Baer of Goderich, brother
groom: Larry Pentland of Dungannon, brother of
de and John Koopman§ of RR 2 Auburn, friend of
oom.
groom and his attendants wore fawn coloured
swish yellow boutonnieres. '
owing the wedding, a reception was held at the
Carnation in Holmesville. The bride's mother
d'guests in a gown of coral polyester with a mat -
chiffon cape. She wore a wrist corsage of white
The groom's mother chose a gown of medium blue
ter with lbng chiffon sleeves. She wore a corsage of
oses.
travelling, the bride changed to navy blue gauchos
st with a co-ordinating red, white and blue blouse.
ore a red carnation corsage and black accessories.
r to the wedding the bride was honored at showers
y Mrs. Lois Sinclair of Holmesville; Dungannon
Church for the community; Mrs. Karl Lentz,
d by Mrs. Doug Allemang for relatives at the
of Mrs. Lentz; Mary Burns, of Goderich for•
ends and Mrs.. Frank Baer for relatives and neigh -
of the groom. She was also presented with a gift
the staff at the Bank of Commerce, Goderich,
she is employed.
owing the wedding rehearsal, the groom's parents
ined the wedding party at their home.
and Mrs. Greg Baer will reside at Huron Haven
, RR 6 Goderich.
CODE RICH SIGNAL-S91'AR, TJjURSDAY, MAY 6; -1977 -.-PAGE 9A •
Retiring teachers honored
The Huron Association of
Federation of Women
Teachers of Ontario honored
three retiring teachers: Mrs.
Eluned McNair of Grey
Central School; Mrs.
Margaret Tyreman, Brussels
and Mrs. Amy McCrostie,
Colborne Central at their
annual meeting May 3.
Business was conducted by
the president, Mrs. Mary
Huether, Brussels, who in-
troduced head table guests
including: D.J. Cochrane,
Director of Education for
Huron County; Mrs. Marian
Zinn, Vice -Chairman of
Huron County Board of
Education; Mrs. Lillian
Thompson, Wiarton, Director
of Region 1, F.W.T.A.O. Mrs.
Jeanne Frolick, Provincial
President of F.W.T.A.O., and
Dr. Florence Henderson,
Executive Secretary of
F.W.T.A.O.
The highlight of the
meeting was a discussion on
the pros and cons of
Amalgamation of the
provincial • men's and
- < women's teacher association,
which will be voted on in
June.
Mrs. Frolick in speaking
against . Amalgamation
stressed the value of
cooperation between rather
Blyth dates
- now final
Dates have been finalized for
the Blyth Summer Festival
'77. In addition to Blyth's own
four plays, two additional
plays will be performed in
exchange with Victoria
Playhouse in Petrolia.
The Petrolia group will
perform Artichoke written by
Joanna Glass. It is a con-
-temporary drama of life in a
small prairie town which
progress has passed by. This
play can be seen on the
evenings of July 13, 15, 19, 21
and 23. There will be a
matinee on July 14.
The other play to be per-
formed by the Petrolia group The newly organized Huron
is entitled Man With a Load of County Group of La Leche
Mischief, It is a light hearted, League will hold its first
fast moving musical comedy meeting on June 8 at 8 p.m. at--
set in an 18th century English the home of Mrs. Barb Grant,
country inn. It is written by 413 Andrew Street, Exeter.
Ben Tarver. It can be seen on The league is a 'non -
the evenings of July 12, 14,16, sectarian, non-profit
18, 20 emd 22. There will be a organization with the purpose
matinee on July 21. of encouraging "good
Blyth's own four plays mothering through breast -
include The.. Blood is Strong ' feeding".
by Lister Sinclair, A Summer The group will meet the
Burning by Harry J. Boyle, second Wednesday of each
The Blyth Memorial History month. A series of four
Show by Jim Schaefer and meetings will informally
The Shortest Distance Bet- discuss different phases of
ween Two Points by Keith breastfeeding. The topic for
Roulston, the first meeting will be
All evening shows at the Advantages of Breastfeeding
Blyth Summer Festival are at to Mother and Child.
8:30 p.m. and all matinees Discussion leader will 'be
are at 2 p.m, unless Janis Bisback.
otherwise specified. All women who are in -
For further information on terested in nursing their
the dates Blyth's plays are to babies are invited to attend
be performed phone Brenda the first meeting. For more
Donner at .523-9455 before information contact Janis
June .1 and at 523-9300 after Bisback at 262-2192 in Hen-
June 1. sill,
than amalgamation of O.P.S.
and F.W.T.A,O.
Doug Pearson, an O.P.S.
panel member, felt
Donnybrook:
ladies hear
Toronto lady
The May meeting of
Donnybrook UCW was held in
the chLer'ch on Tuesday
evening May 10 with Auburn,
Whitechurch, Trinity, St.
Helens and St. Augustine
ladies invited.
Mrs. John Hihdebrand
opened the meeting. Mrs.
Ray Hanna read the scripture
and followed with the
meditation hymn, Jesus is the
man who cares for others.
Mrs. Edward Robinson
introduced the guest speaker
Miss Elizabeth Wood from
Toronto who told of her work
with abandoned children
from Pueblito in Costa Rica.
She showed slides as she
talked. The children are
abandoned, sometimes whole
families, because the parents
are unable to provide for
them. The children fend for
themselves until they • are
caught for stealing. Then they
are put in a form of jail. •If
they are fortunate they are
put in the home where they
get schooling and care.
Mrs. Murray Wilson
thanked the speaker and
presented her with a gift.
Offering was taken up by
Mrs. S. Chamney and Mrs.
William Hardy. Mrs.
•Hildebrand gave the prayer.
Mrs. J. Armstrong and
Mrs. Roy Taylor sang a duet.
Prayer was said by Mrs,
Hildebrand and the meeting
closed.
La Leche League
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amalgamation would end
duplication of services and
offices at all levels of
Federation. He felt an
amalgamated group could
"speak with one voice to the
people, to the boards and to
the government."
Dr. Florence Henderson
firmly stated that "for the
time beingF.W.T.A.O. should
remain the autonomous
organization which it , has
been since 1918." She stressed
the value of-F.W.T.A.O. to
women, as a professional
organization which will
"allow you to become highly
competent as possible in
pursuing your role as an
educator,' She' pointed out the
vast differences in the career
patterns of men and women
and advised that "when our
career patterns become more•
alike, then there may be a
time for amalgamation.'„
She urged that F.W.T.A.O.
members not give up "the one
organization, which allows
your entry, allows you to stay
and develop as a teacher."
F.W.T.A.O. as a protective
organization is needed to
"support women in pursuit of
a career in cooperation with
other affiliates of O.T.F."
John Mann as a proponent
of amalgamation proposed
that inequalities felt by
F.W.T.A.O. members were
"due to forces outside the
profession." He questioned,
"if the public sees us divided
inside the profession, will this
attitude change?" Other
panel members replying
were Rick Whiteley and Dave
Medd from O.P.S. and Carol
Simons for F.W.T.A.O.
Live near Goderich
Mary Lee James, daughter_.of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hollenbeck of 179 Lighthouse Street, Goderich became
the bride of Martin (Marty) Presseau, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Armand Presseat. of Cambridge on May 13.
The ceremony took place in Goderich. The couple were
attended by the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hollenbeck of Wingham. Flower girls
were Angela and Kari James, the bride's two young
daughters.
The 'family are residing at Huron Haven Village,
Goderich.
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