The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-03-21, Page 6Ll
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sets budget for'79
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DUBLIN—The , Huron-PW6
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budget "positive results The four trustees who attended
:stt candiw& from flickering
Executive Director to David Moinse,
County Roman Catholic Separaq
from board decisions made in the public speaking finals held in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
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Wingham
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School Board set its 1979 budpt'
1978 to cope with declining Dublin earlier in the month
Ebe around the altar of St.
at $4,683,415, an increase aft
''enrolment". commended the pupils who took
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
$132,000 over last year, at a
At the regular board meeting part for their ability and the
at seven o'clock on Friday,
special meeting here March IL
March 12 it was decided to send quality of their speeches.
March 2, as- Ruth Anne Nixon
Jack Lane, superintendent, of,
three trustees as delegates to the A half hour presentation on the
proceeded down the aisle to meet
business and finance, said m
Canadian Catholic School science curriculum taught in the
bw bridegroom, Barry Nelson
presenting the , budget that to
Trustees' Association convention 19 separate schools in the two
Bud". They exchanged their
meet the increase the board will
in Vancouver June 13-16. The counties was outlined in detail by
marriage vows before Rev. Dr.
require only 2.9 per cent more
three who will be going are three members of the com-
Robert H. Armstrong amid a
money than last year from
Michael Connolly of IKippen, mittee: Mrs. Frances Craig of St.
floral setting of yellow daisy
municipalities in the two edam-
Gregory Fleming of -Crediton and Columban School, Michael
mums. Mrs. Don Robertson
ties. Local taxpayers wiU hove to
. John O'Leary of Staffs. Neilh Dewan of Immaculate Con -
played contemporary music
contribute $70,,e,71, which
Montgomery of a. poen inn cr.h, l
throughout the, ceremony,. many
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amounts to 17.4 per cent of the
alternate delegate. Mrs. Joan McIver of St. Patrick's
of the songs favorites of the
budget, up from 16.6 per cent last
School, Dublin.
bridal couple.
year. Provincial grants and other
Bob Butler of Stratford will
Ruth Anne is the daughter of
revenue will provide 82.6 per cant
receive an award of merit for his �^
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon,
of the total, down slightly from
many years as a member of the
Wingham. Parents of the groom,
s.
83.4 last year.
separate school board. He was
are Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell,`
To allow for collection of the
nominated for the award by the
also of Wingham. Mr. Nixon gave
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necessary taxes the$ board has
Huron -Perth board and it will be
his daughter in marriage.'
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asked for an increase of five mills
presented during the convention ;n
over the 1978 rate from
of separate school trustees in
An elegantly
defiantly styled gowq was
ratepayers in all 51 supporting
Toronto April 5.
the of the bride. The full
municipalities. On - the average
Mr. Butler spent about 90 yea rs
skirt fell from an a ire
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this means it will cost taxpayers
on the separate school board in
waistline and a pleated bodice
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$17.50 more to support the board
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Stratford, 12 of them as chair=
ded into a sheeroke
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in 1979.
man. With the forming of the
trimmed with lace and seed
Mr. Lane told the board that
county board in 1969, he
The high Elizabethansalaries
and fringe benefits
represented the separate schools
ex11Lr was edged with lace and
account for more than 70 per cent
on the Perth County Board of
the skirt was completely overlaid
with a sheer overskirt with
hemline flounce. The dress was
styled with sheer full sleeves with
a wide band of lace at the elbow,
Solar design
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narrowing into, buttoned cuffs
with lace trim. A' pearl -trimmed
(Harvey McDowell Photo)
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tiara headpiece held her elbow-
n
length veil edged with lace and
bride, was bridesmaid and wore
sheer with a butterfly skirt. Pink
she carried a cascade of silk
a similar ensemble.
silk miniature roses completed
BLUEVALE-west speaker
dustries committee.
yellow roses,peach daisies and
Robert Hopper was groom-
her ensemble. The grooms
Tony McQuail of RR 1, Lucknow,
Lunch was served by the
baby's breath.
sman and guests were ushered by
mother chose aqua polyester
explained how best to construct a
committee in charge, Mrs. MARTHA V E RSTE EG
A close friend of the bride,
Dwight Adams and Blair Bushell.
sheer in a gown fashioned with
greenhouse using solar design
Murray Jenkins, Mrs. Stamper, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Brenda Burchill of RR 2,
All are from Wingham,
standup collar and long sleeves.
when he spoke to members of the
Mrs. Gordon Holt and Mrs. Arm- Jakob Versteeg, RR 2, Clif-
Wingham, was her honor at-
Silk miniature carnations in a
Women's Institute at their March
strong.The annual meet will
mg ford, was awarded the Barrie
tendant. She wore a simply
P Y st Yled
A three -layered wedding cake
complementing shade of pink
meet$ �'
be held in the Bluevale United
uevaCivinette Club Award 8t the
own of co r
g copper polyester in-
terlock, with A-line skirt and
and copper colored bows
decorated the head table and
were chosen for her corsage.
Mr. McQuail showed a film
Church on April 11 at 12:30 with pus of Georgian
P • Barrie cam
Unit One catering for the dinner. College recently. She is
shoulder straps. The gown was
. guest tables at the Wingham
For travelling, the bride wore a
dusty rose long-sleeved blouse
illustrating his talk. He said the
en -
Roll call will be answered by a rolled in the Fashion Merch-
topped by a waist -length pleated
Legion Hall where the reception
with a black and pink figured
greenhouse should be built on the
humorous story and payment of andising 1 program aqd is a
chiffon cape with jewel neckline
was, held. Guests were present
peasant skirt featuring a hemline
south side of the house to get lots
fees. Conveners are reminded to graduate of F. E. -Madill
and back ties. She carried a
from Toronto, Shelburne,
flounce and lace petticoat trim,
of sun. The roof should be made
have annual reports ready. Secondary School, Wingham.
cascade of yellow silk.miniature
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Thunder Bay, Kitchener, London
conk silk miniature carnations
on a 50 to 60 degree angle and the
carnations, peach daisies and
and Wingham.
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comprised her corsage.
north wall should be insulated.
baby's breath.
The bride's mother wore a
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell
Transparent fibreglass is the
e
Susan Nixon, sister of the
blouson dress of blue polyester
are residing in Wingham.
best covering material. Rocks or
drums filled with water will keep
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the heat more evenly distributed
during the night. The greenhouse
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MRS. VICTOR EMERSON
must be ventilated and in the
coldest mopths of the winter a
stove will be required-
Vh i tec h h Personals
Mrs. Wendell Stamper thanked
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Mr. for his informative
talk and presented him with a
and presented
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier,
arrived home from Florida and
mother.
gift.
Mrs. Jim Armstrong, convener
Amy and Kimberley of Guelph
visited at Chatham with Mr. and
Whitechurch friends are happy
of Agriculture and Canadian
visited a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Garnet Farrier.
Mrs. Donald Gaunt and Jennifer.
They arrived at Whitechurch
to see Earl Wilken home from
University Hospital.
Industries, hosted the ;sheeting
Lyle Willis of Bluevale visited
Friday, accompanied by Mrs.
Mrs. Garnet Farrier arrived
and introduced the speaker.
President Mrs. Charles Mathers
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Burrows for a few days this
Gaunt and Jennifer.
Harris Purdon of Wingham
home on the weekend after visits
to
opened the meeting with a poem,
week•
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Florida and Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith of
the Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. All answered the
Mamn'land
Re's
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith of
Russeldale visited Sunday with
Mrs. Bill Puroon and Mrs.
Robert Mowbray.
Markham visited a few days with
roll call
by stating a current event.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman.
Mr. Smith and Mrs. Chapman
Mrs. Mel Craig read the
Chapman•
Chalmers Women's Missionary
returned on Saturday from a two-
week visit at Riverview, New
are brother and sister.
minutes financial statement and
Society will meet Thursday,
Brunswick, with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson,
Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of
correspondence, including a
letter from the Brussels WI
March 29, at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Osborne. A birthday
Don Vincent and Patrick.
The Midget C hockey team, of
St. Catharines spent the weekend
pertaining to the legalizing of
ry,et
Wd i
tea will be held. Leaders are Mrs.
which Richard Moore and Greg
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson.
marijuana. All members are
urged to write to their member of
tempi
Milligan and Mrs. Alan
Falconer; helper, Mrs.. Dave
Gibson are members, won 4-3 in
Mrs. Harvey Osborne,
Parliament opposing the bill.
Moffat; roll call, spring; cour-
an overtime game with Durham
Sunday evening.
Bethany, Anna and Laura are
visiting during the school holiday
It was announced that the 4 H
taste,
tent, Mrs. Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Rintoul
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Achievement Day will be held at
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
arrived home on Thursday after
Hobbs, and Ruth of Trenton. Mr.
Howick Central School on May
at
Mrs. Bill Evans were Mr. and
a month's stay id Florida. W.
and Mrs. Osborne have learned
12, beginning at 9 a.m. Mrs.
Main
Mrs. Eric Evans of Hyde Park,
and Mrs. Gordon Campbell and
that they are posted to Thomp-
Mathers and Mrs. Stamper will
Bob Evans and friend of
Heather of Kitchener spent the
son, Manitoba, after graduation
organize the cancer drive in
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
weekend with them.
and will leave the end of May.
Bluevale. Mrs. Armstrong was
Evans, Larry and Lisa of
Barry Tiffin and Charles St.
Thompson has not had a resident
named district convener for the
Ballinafad•
Miss Margaret Moffat of
Pierre of London spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
minister for over a year.
Agriculture and Canadian In -
iYlhateve)
Toronto spent the weekend with
Tiffin.
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Graham Moffat of Teeswater and
Kevin, Shannon and Heather
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visited with Mrs. Moffat w —her,
Beecroft of Wingham visited a
your d
been brought back to Wingham
few days with their grand -
hospital.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. -
Co
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Beecroft, and Karen. On Sunday
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Karen, Barry and David and
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.,
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fife pi0
Mrs. Elliott Sr. of Wingham
Ronald Beecroft, took them home
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hail!
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
to Wingham.
Mrs. Paul Elliott and Jeffery of
On Sunday Mr: and Mrs.
Brussels.
Carman Whytock and Jack
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
visited at Teeswater with his
Mrs. Carl McClenaghan were
father, Alex Whytock, who
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Me-
returned Friday from a London
Clenaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
hospital and is recovering
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Duffy and Jamie, Mr. and Mrs.
rapidly. Visiting Friday at the
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Dave Hudson, all of St. Thomas.
Whytock home was Mrs. Marie
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St. P(lul'sChurch
(ANGLICAN)
WINGH"
John Street at Centre Street
The Rector: The Raw• John T.M. Swon, L. Th.
SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1979
* The Fourth Sunday in lent -
Mothering Sunday *
8:30 a.m.—Hole Eucharist
10:30 o.m.—Church School and Confirmation Class
11:00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist broadcast over CKNX Radio
7:00 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. The music will be sung
by the Men and Boys of St. Michael's Choir, Walkerton,
under the direction of Mr. William Sewers.
TUESDAY (THE FEAST OF THE ANNUNCIATION)
10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist
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CORRECTION
In our advertisement in this week's
Crossroads, Ont. 25 Ib. bag Potatoes '1. 19
should hove read Ont. 20 Ib. bag Potatoes 111.19.
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Maple Leaf Picnic 1 Ib. can
PORK SHOULDER 2.69
Schneiders - 1 Ib. pkg.
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Schneiders Breaded -1'/z Ib. bag
CHICKEN LEGS 2.79
McCormick - Vanilla Cream, Digestive, Chocolate
Chip and Peanut Butter Chip
COOKIES 12.3 oz. pkg. . 9 9
WINTER HOURS: OPEN UNTIL 7:00 P.M.
Six Dods Per Week
Phone 3S7-2240 CLOSED SUNDAYS WE DELIVER
GOTH ANNIVERSARY—Family and friends gathered for a
dinner at the Wingham Golf and .Curling Club Saturday in
honor of the 60th wedding anniversary of MK. and Mrs. Bert
Holmes. They were married 60 years ago at the Baptist
church in town.
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TUESDAY. MARCH Z7 AT S
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Fruit -Markt
Maple Leaf Picnic 1 Ib. can
PORK SHOULDER 2.69
Schneiders - 1 Ib. pkg.
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Schneiders Breaded -1'/z Ib. bag
CHICKEN LEGS 2.79
McCormick - Vanilla Cream, Digestive, Chocolate
Chip and Peanut Butter Chip
COOKIES 12.3 oz. pkg. . 9 9
WINTER HOURS: OPEN UNTIL 7:00 P.M.
Six Dods Per Week
Phone 3S7-2240 CLOSED SUNDAYS WE DELIVER
GOTH ANNIVERSARY—Family and friends gathered for a
dinner at the Wingham Golf and .Curling Club Saturday in
honor of the 60th wedding anniversary of MK. and Mrs. Bert
Holmes. They were married 60 years ago at the Baptist
church in town.
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