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Date: May 11, 1984
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Gorrie
is scene :We
Gorrie United Church was
the scene of the evening
wedding of Rhea June
Beams, of RR 1, Wroxeter
and Murray Gordon Connell,
of RR 3, Palmerston.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Behrns, of RR 1, Wroxeter
and the groom is the son of
Mrs. Marilyn Hoover, of
Clinton and Mr. Jim Connell,
of RR 3, Palmerston.
Rev. Lloyd Martin, of the
Gorrie and Wroxeter United
Churches officiated the
cereritone, which took place
April 14,
Mrs. Hugh Douglas, of RR
1, Gorrie, was the organist.
The bride wore a gown Of
white chiffon over taffka,
with high Victdrian neckline
with V -lace insert, trimmed
with ruffle. Waistline was
fitted and peplin long sleeves
trimmed with lace and satin
ribbon with lace extending to
the bottom of the gown into a
long train. She carried a
cascade of real red roses,
white stephanoitis and white
baby's breathl
The Matron
was.
Mrs. Wayne Sage, of.•..'
Listowel, skater of the brjde.
She wore a cranberry Jeraey
gown with *non Jacket,
high Vietorimlace inserted.
neckline. Sb carried a
round boeu,Of red roses,
pink carnal:me, white
daisies and .baby's breath
and fern. t5.'
The best OlaerWas Mr. Ken
Connell, of RR 3, Palmer -
Sten, brother of the groom.
The bride's liother wore a
champagne ease suit in
Chanel design, with mat-
ching silk blouse And soft
bow at the neckline. The
groom's mother wore a
street -length dress of daphne
rose georgette, ruffled at the
waistline and trimmed with
schiffle embroidery.
Following a reception at
the Howick Community
Centre, the couple took a
wedding trip to Chatham.
They will reside at RR 3,
Palmerston.
Attending the wedding
were guests. from Alberta,
St. Thomas, Ottawa, Wind-
sor, Guelph, Elmira,
Waterloo, Sarnia, Blenheim,
London, and Owen Sound.
Prior to the wedding three
showers were held, a neigh-
bor shower, hosted by Mrs.
Lorne Mann and daughters
Mrs. Art Breckles and Mrs.
Rick McCann. A relative of
the bride shower was hosted
by aunts off the bride and a
relative of the groom shower
was hosted by Mrs. Rick
McCann and Mrs. Lorne
Mann.
Mark 10th anniversary
Dr. H. Bezner addresses
annual Voice for Life mtg.
• The battle agairst abortion The Wingham Voice for Life
is---notTsomething-tattworary,-------h-
January of 1974.
Since then it has embarked
upon extensive anti -abortion
letter-weiting and Ibbhiring
campaigns' of government
officials and media publica-
tions, held numerous fund-
raising activities and do-
nated slide and tape pres-
entations to local high
schools.
but one which will be
ongoing, Dr. ,Hart Bezner
told the ).0th annual meeting
,
-of • Abe ,:Voitet, fe)tpfe e last
Wednesday evening:- •
There have been great
social debates all through
history, he said, on topics
like slavery and civil rights.
The one thing common to
them all has been that one
side is always right and one
side is always wrong.
The abortion issue is just
another example of the
presence of evil in our
society.
"The rough road sweeps in
a great arc and takes us back
to a starting point."
Mrs. Sally Campeau of
Wingham, an executive
member of the Voice for
Life, said in her introduction
of the guest speaker that the
group has come full circle
since it was Dr. Bezner who
planted the seed to start a
local chapter back in 1973.
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George Brophy of
Lucknow chaired last
Wednesday evening's dinner
and meeting at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church in
Wingham. Approximately
200 Voice for Life members
were in attendance.
The board of directors of
the group for 1984-85 is:
Hinka and Jim Bakelaar of
RR 5, Brussels; Mr. Brophy;
Richard and Mrs. Campeau
of Wingham; Wanda Dams -
ma of RR 2, Teeswater; Cory
DeBruyn of Wingham;
George King of Teeswater;
Eleanor Kuyvenhoven of
Wingham; Marilyn Sjaarda
of Wingham; Joan and John
Van Den Assem of RR 4,
Brussels; and Bonnie Fal-
coner of RR 2, Teeswater.
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Frank Phillips photo
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Stangen-Beer ceremony
performed at Clinton
Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton, was the
scene on Saturday, May 5,
for the marriage ceremony
uniting Christine Elizabeth
Beer of Clinton and Meicel
Alfred Stangen of Kitchener.
Rev. Norman Pick heard the
couple's vows and proclaim-
ed them husband and wife.
The bride is a daughter of
Henry and Marlene Beer of
Clinton. Parents of the
groom are Alfred and Leni
Stangen of Wingham.
Miss Karen Cooper of
Clinton was maid of honor
and bridesmaids were Miss
Erica Stangen of Hensall,
Miss Angela James,
Goderich, and Miss Michelle
Adams, Newmarket.
Performing the duties of
groomsman was Ron Farrar
of Kitchener. Guests were
ushered by David Beer,
Alfred Stangen and Ken
Tambeau, all of Kitchener.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
Clinton Legion Hall. After a
wedding trip to New York
State, the couple will reside
in Kitchener.
Mrs. Kavelman hosts
Lakelet WI meeting
LAKELET - Twelve
members and three visitors
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Earl Kavelman for the May
meeting of the Lakelet
Women's Inset*, to hear
Dr. Ian Richardson of
Clifford speak on the history
__of drugs, the •uses _and_
reactions to them.
'Mrs. Lyle Murray, the new
president, presided for ,,the
,An invitation was
read from Fordwich WI for
May 16 and plans for the
District Annual were
finalized On Thursday, May
31, a microwave cooking
school will be held. An ap-
peal from the Red Shield was
DR. HART BEZNER, a
physics professor from
in Waterloo, addressed
the tenth annual meeting
of the Wingham Voice for.
Life at a dinner meeting at
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham. The
meeting was held last
Wednesday night and
drew a ',crowd of almost
200 pro-life supporters.
read. Mrs. Harry Judge read
the smile for the day.
The motto, "The best year-
round temperature is a
warm heart and a cool
head", was written by Mrs.
Murray and read by Mrs.
Harold Wallace. As roll call,
_e_echleelesiteci an i_l_p_Lrtant
enlii-tittetiffilYnmeditine
cabinet.
Mrs. Henry Hohnstein
gave a report on the officers'
conferenee held the previous -
three days in Kitchener.
Mrs. Judge conducted a
blind auction, which was
bought by Mrs. Wallace.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Hohnstein and the hostess:
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MRS. ALLAH GRIFFITH
Gordon Gibson visited his
sister, Mrs. -Dora Ridley, in
Geri -Care Nursing Home,
Harriston, Sunday.
• Members of the white
family, Toronto, spent the
weekend at their home here.
__ -We-are pleased to see Mrs.
MacAllan home again after
spending the past several
months in Florida.
Wroxeter has a nice new
post office and everyone is
welcome to the open house
May 15 from 10a.m. to 4p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Thompson and Andrew of
Mount Brydges,, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Clarke, Paula
and Michael of Port Elgin
and Randy Clarke of
Wingham were weekend
guests with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke,
and attended the 85th birth-
day party of Mrs. Clarke's
mother, Mrs. Clara Coulter,
at Calvary United Chtwch,
Listowel, Sunday. , •
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Allan Griffith were Mreand
Mrs. Brian Manuel and
Amanda of Heritage
Estates, Seaforth, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Robertson,
Goderich.
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Prizes, Everyone Welcome, 8 p.m.
Architectural Conservancy, Huron County
Branch Invites You to The Livery, South
St., Goderich, 8 p.m. Slides & Social Hour.
Blood Pressure Clinic, Sponsored by
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Annual Sale, Salvation Army Building,
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Giant Book Sale, Walkerton Dist. Secon-
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Vintage Car Display, Wingham, Noon to 4
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Mon. May 14 Pre-Schoolers Reading Time, Wingham
Public School Library, 10 a.m.
Tues. May 15 Wingham Museum Open 2 to 5 p.m.
• Open House at Wroxeter Post Office, 9
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Tumberry Twp. Council at Municipal Of-
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Wed. May 16 College Singers, Winnipeg Bible College,
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, 8 p.m.
Garden Party, Wroxeter Comm. Hall, 5 to
7 p.m.
Child Health Clinic, Wingham Clinic
Building, 9:30 to 11:30 p.m.
Bicentennial Schools Program at F. E.
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