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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-31, Page 6Page:6 a 4 vammiassimausiatilliegingiimiamiw . Double -ring cere.m unites Belgrave cou A double -ring ceremony, per- formed amid a beautiful peach and white setting in Knox United Church, Belgrave, united in mar- riage two Belgrave young people, Andrea Marguerite Coultes and William Scott Stevenson. Rev. Peter Tucker officiated for the three o'clock ceremony on Oct. 7. Mrs. Elizabeth Procter of RR 5, Brussels, was organist. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, RR 5, Brus- sels, and the groom is a son of William Stevenson of RR 4, Brussels and Mrs. Shirley LaFortune of Ganges, B.C. Mrs. Joanne Chapman of RR 5, .i2 �%1 �• 'iro. � 24,,0:4 xUd.:u.!/ d, /✓ c , air ?,w6:� �'`.M1 f//N.•A Y3tiy�N Brussels, was, pianist and Mrs. Jan- ice Matheson of RR 1, Listowel, sang "0 Perfect Love" just before the bride entered the church and "May Each Day" during the sign- ing of the register..Mrs. Karen Cook of Belgrave read the chapter on love, 1 Corinthians: 13, during the ceremony:, Allthree are sisters of the bride. For her -special day, the bride chose a white satin gown with sweetheart neckline, front lace panel, embossed lace medallions on the bouffant skirt and crystalette bordering the ,Hemline and forming a ascading cathedral train. A fin - gertip veil flowed from a white satin cap and she carried a bouquet of bridal white and sonia roses, purple freesia and trailing English ivy sprinkled with pearl sprays. Alison Coultes of London was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were Meribeth Scott, RR 1, Belgrave, a friend of the bride and Lissa Stevenson, the groom's sister, of RR 4, Brussels. They were dressed alike in calf -length shrimp satin dresses'with peplums, gath- ered sleeves and open heart -shaped back bodices. Their bouquets were bridal white and sonia roses, purple frl esia'and ivy In a dress made to match those of the senior atten- Mr. and Mrs. Tibor Oravec and Kristian of Stratford were Sunday guests with Mrs. Mabel Wheeler. ' Rev. and Mrs. Erroll Shilliday of Victoria, B.C., were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch. Rev. and Mrs. John G. Roberts returned home recently after spending a month in England and Wales, visiting with relatives and friends. ILO elgrave Notes fibs x t w.l.. ; A N�?gMW�4 l ,"''vHt Alicia Makes, London, spent the weekend with Mrs. Mabel Wheeler. Bill Ruether and Shirley Dun - brook were married Friday, Oct. 27, and will make their home in Bel - grave. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hopper won _a five-day bus trip •to Nashville, Tennessee, through CKNX. They visited the Grand Ole EWPS POPCORN SALE—The, East Wawanosh Phblhc School hosted a popcorn sale last Thursday of noon hour. For 25- to 50. cents, pupils could purchase their fall of caramel, cheese, candy or. • plain popcorn. Jennifer Black made a safe to Michael Procter. Opry and Opryland on Thanksgiv- ing weekend, Mrs. Elva Jacques of Corrie called on her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, on Wednesday. Joanne King and Marie McIntosh, district managers in the Brussels area for World Book Incorporated, attended the company's 41st annual international achievement confer- ence from Oct. 11 to 15 in Chicago, along with nearly 2,800 other World Book sales people. The convention recognizes outstanding sales achievements by sales representa- tives, which includes 40,000 full- time and part-time men and women. Mrs. King's and Mrs. McIntosh's sales activities have also contributed to the corporations "Company with a Heart" program through which nearly 31,000 sets of encyclopedia have been donated locally since 1983 to deserving fam- ili; t•~ anizations. to tables; of card players at ,Belgrave party BELGRAVE—Fifteen tables were in play at the weekly euchre party in the WI Hall on Oct. 25. Mrs. Helen Martin and George Carter were the high players; sec- ond eaand high,were Mrs. Brenda Perrie and Mrs. Mabel Wheeler (playing as a man). -Low scoreswon prizes for Mrs. Cliff Bray and Mrs. Verna 'Turiney,(playing as a man). Mrs. Mel Jackltn and John Simpson had the most number of • twos on their cards. There will be euchre again on Wednesday, Nov. 1. Everyone is welcome. • • hitechurch Notes �.���ix'��h��le- i � / � ��!� �?:s � �"f' y�G�,���°f`'�_,{•f �j�,(y/'ys�s. C: n39ic sz'G /l•� .d/ri.r"rY :f 1fJ/.Y/Z40 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Beecroft of Edmonton visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft and other Beecroft and Thornton relatives in the area. Ken is Ernest'$ cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dwyer of Kitchener visited Wednesday evening at the Beecroft home. John McKinnon and Mildred McClenaghan visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold I'pllock of Stratford. They visited with•Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenaghan o'in Tuesday in Kitchener. Juliana Garcia of Cuba visited all last week with Mr. and Mrs.. Clif- ford Laidlaw. Supper guests with the Laidlaws on. Tuesday night were Rev. and Mrs. Charlie Byers and family of Fordwich. On Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers ladies meet at Mrs, Milhigan's honte:' Whitechurch—Chalmers Women's Missionary Society, met Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the hotne of Mrs. Ruperta Milligan. Leaders were Mrs. Norma Rintoul and Mrs. Agnes Gaunt. Mrs. Rintoul gave the call to wor- Book Club is starting Thursday The Wingh4o Public Library, Book Club meeting will be held this Thursday►, Nov 2, at 7:30 p.m. We will be discussing Obes an bY,.Ji Kowa. • ' Sleepyhead Storr'ytiinc .�•„ Wedn rl Milt B.klat71 part. Ufa program rid& ehtjdt three -to -six years ;of; include stories, son " Mtn. Don't • • ship with a Thanksgiving reading. Scripture from Psalm 100 and Gen- esis, chapter eight, was reay Mrs. Rintoul who gave a very inspiring meditation based' on the. Bible reading and followed with raye Mrs. jean Ross �.�... Vera FalcOner gave;. r. Thenlsgivin , and v % pike Tharakagi ting' much foodtfor;though_ The busineas way nondttct- the president) Cathleen Elliot Dora Neilson read the mina ,. Mrs. kosereaftite104410le rs,�i. Marta the i Leroy Winger and family of Ethel were guests of the Laidlaws. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft and Mr and Mrs. Ken Beecroft visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mfg.' Ron Beecroft, Wingharn. On 'Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft visited Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft and family, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. bbnald Gaunt, Jen- nifer and Graeme of Chatham, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Furdon. Mrs. Barbara Carey'alsb visited there. Mr. and Mrs Don Ross visited %on the weekend with Mi. and Mrs, Harry Smethurst of Vie: ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw attended'the wedding on Saturday of her sister-in-law, Mrs, Mabel McComb; at Cheapside. The cdmmuitity extends• - thy to Mr. and Mrs. May Ben- ninger in,the "tragic death of his lr'roiher n -law/ r. Cassidy orf .... a ' sA:y M • •dints, was .the floeflower . ` i,�k'. is Matheson, RR 1, ;Tfstow►e1< the e.. She carried a -,basket coni; tainin msea'and frees gl Thee. oome 'hrotlier, Steven Stevenson of Ganges, B.Q , Washest . man and two friendss of the couple, Allan• Scott of RR 1, Belgrave: a d Brad Cook of Parkhill, ushered the guests, The bride's mother, wearing mauve chiffon, received guests at the reception at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. She was assisted by the groom's mother in gold satin. Following a trip to Northern Ontario, the newlyweds are resid- ing in Belgrave. Honored guests at the wedding were Mn: and Mrs. Gordon Steven- son of Tillsonburg and Mr. and. Mit. Leigh Wilcox, Norwich, grandpar- ents of the. groom; Ken Davis of Brussels, grandfather df, the bride and Mrs. HaroldDown of Stratford, a great-aunt of the bride. rs..: Stew art MR: and MR Photo'by Snyder Studio osts Trinity meetin FORDWICH—The Anglican Church Women of Trinity met Thursday night, Oct. 19, ,at the home of Mrs. Stewart Rowley. Pres- ident Jean Sothern presided, led opening exercises and thanked the hostess. Mrs. Jocelyn Daunt led devotions. Roll call was answered by 22 members, with donations to St. Monica House. Members were told that the new roof on the rectory has been completed. Plans were dis- cussed for the bazaar, bake sale and tea on Saturday, Nov. 4, in the Ford- wich'hall. There will also be a lunch following the 100th anniversary service in Trinity on Nov. 12 and the group will cater for a banquet in November and lunch for an anniversary. Mrs: Mary Kato presented' a chapter from the study book and Mrs. Sbthern reported on the fall Deanery held in Byfield on Oct. 3. The ACW Christmas meeting and dinner will be held Thursday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Fordwich hall. The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dave Dinsmore; a guest will demonstrate Christmas corsages and roll call will be a verse on Remembrance Day. 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