The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-06-20, Page 8u'
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HUSBAND -WIFE ORDAINED—Steven Johann and his wife,
Mary Annan, were ordained to the ministry of Word, Sacrament
and Pastoral Care of the United Church of Canada at the meeting
of the Conference of Manitoba and North Western Ontari& n Sat-
urday, June 3, at St. Paul's United Church, Thunder Bay. Steven is
the son of Mrs. Eileen Johann of Belmore and the late Wilfred
Johann. Mary is the daughter of Mrs. Doris Anr an of Winnipeg
and the late William Annan.
wick Juni rl
Mr. and Mrs. J`es wir, Bra-
tnalea, Ian McCreath Stay Plain,
Alberta,, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Glousher of Blyth 'visited Sunday
„with' Mrs. Lorne • Walker and Miss
Margaret -Dane. -
Mrs. Joe Simmons spent a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons of
Guelph.
Canon and Mrs. Orrence Laramie
of Owen Sound visited Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs, Peter Browne.
A number attended the Howick
Central School's 25th anniversary
celebration and Fordwich Home-
coming over the weekend.
Mrs. John Campbell of London
spent the week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Mundell.
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Brown vis-
ited Sunday at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. John Coghlin and family of
Atwood.
Mr and Mrs. George Bigonnesse
of Sherbrooke, Quebec and Rob
Stafford of Belmore were in atten-
dance for Helene Stafford's .gradua-
tion as a nurse at Georgian College,
Barrie, on -June 9. Saturday evening
Helene and Rob attended the grad-
uation banquet and dance at Camp
Borden. Graduation dinner guests
on. Sunday at the home of Rob and
Helene Stafford included Mr. and
Mrs. Bigonnesse, Mr" and Mrs. John
Stafford of Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Armstrong, Elaine, Randy and
Andrea of Teeswater. Wit,
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
attended the Paris Steam Show and
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Malloy of Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gibson and
girls of Orangeville; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gibson and boys of Kitch-
enjoys outdoor barbecue
GORRIE—Rainy weather didn't
discourage the 19 members and
nine guests of Howick Junior
Women's Institute from enjoying a
barbecue at the home of Darlene
Harding last Thursday. For the final
meeting before summer break, the
members enjoyed delicious ham-
burgers with fresh vegetables and
dip served by the hostesses, Connie
Fenton and Darlene Harding.
During the business meeting, the
fashion show -tea committee report,
ed that a date has been set for
Thursday, Sept. 28, at Howick Cen-
tral School.
The Howick Fall Fair this year
will be held on Oct. 6 and 7. Once
again, the Howick Junior WI will
enter the display competition enti-
tled "Memory Lane". The commit-
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tee will consist of Catherine Stew-
art, Sharon Dettman and Connie
Fenton. Also, Jr. WI will sponsor a
Contestant for the Fair Queen com-
petition.
The babysitting course has 19
students registered. The committee
will have the course planned before
the beginning of the fall school
term. Busy fall projects are planned.
The Hallowe'en family dance will
be held Oct. 27 at the Howick Com-
munity Centre. Ronna Lee Johnson,
Kate Tervit, Linda Fox and Jane
VanderVelden have volunteered to
be the organizing .committee.
The members voted to contribute
$25 toward the local essay -writing
contest sponsored through FWIO
on recycling.
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Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson,
Oshawa and Drew Gibson, Toronto,
Nathon Gibson of Kitchener, visited
with Gordon Gibson during the
weekend.
Sunday guests with Mrs. Cliff
Marks were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pfeiffer, Thorndale and Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Marks, Blyth.
Little Shawn. Galbraith of Bel -
grave visited his grandparents, Ken
and JViarg. Galbraith, a few days
early last week. His parents, Scott
and Linda Galbraith, picked him
up to return home on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Allan Griffith visited •with
M . Fostep, Benniett in ,Seafo
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Burlington, spent a few days with
her father, Gordon Gibson, last
week. -
Mrs. Isabelle Scott, Gorrie and
Mrs. Allan Griffith were dinner
guests with Mrs. Cliff Marks Sun-
day evening.
Mrs. Art Gibson presented an
exceptional piano recital in Wrox-
eter. United Church last Saturday
evening, which was greatly enjoyed
by all.
The McMichael Sisters enter-
tained at the Back 40 'Bluegrass F es-
tival near Woodstock on Saturday.
Randy and Cindy Hutchinson,
Sandra Edgar and Ethel McMic ae1
participate
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Information was received from
the North Grey branch of Jr. WI, the
host group for the 1989 fall confer-
ence Entitled "A Weekend in Com-
munication", the conference will be
held in Owen Sound on Oct, 13, 14
and 15. Workshops include "Com-
munication Within the Family
"Talking to Children about AIDS"
and "How To Communicate Social-
ly".
Young musicians
entertain • their
families, friends
WROXETER—Angela deBoer
was the first pupil: to play when
Mrs. Art Gibson's piano pupils pre-
sented a musicalprogram for their
families and friends on Saturday,
June 10, in the United Church Sun-
day School room. The others taking
part were Erin Hutchinson, Kendra
Dickert, Saralyn Bender, Jaime Gib-
son, Jason Brewer, Peggy and Scott
Price, Catherine Edgar, Kristen
Dinsmore, Michelle Eadie and Mar-
ilyn McPherson. Sarah and Aman-
da Raper were home with the
chicken pox. Angela and Scott Doig
and Valerie Brewer were unable to
attend."
Last June, Sandy Bender made a
video of the musical program. It
was most interesting for the young
people to see and hear themselves
performing.
Mrs. Gibson thanked the pupils
for their good work, the parents for
their cooperation, Art for playing
before. the program, Louise Payne
for taking the grou pictures and
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