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Miss Anne Vath of vvingham
was maid of honor and brides-,
'maid was Gemma DeBruyn of
Lucknow, They wore shell pink
voile• gowns and carried white
and pink carnations formed in a
ball of flowers held with a wooden
chain.
- Lori -Belland of Stratford, as --
flowbr girl, wore a similar gown
and a head wreath of miniature
chrnations. Robbie Grove of
Wingham was ring bearer.
Ken Crawford , Jr. of Wingham
was groomsman and guests were
ushered by Gerard DeBruyn of
Clifford..
Bouquets of summer flowers
decorated guest tables at the
Wingham Legion Hall for the
reception which followed. The
bride's mother received guests:
Her costume was a floor-length
rose gown with white ,accessor-
ies. The groom's mother assisted
and she chose, moss green crimp-
lene with black and white acces-
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The Huron-Perth 'separate
school hoard promised last week
tolOokirjtoitiggestion from the
St, Joseph's school association in
Kingshridge which would have a
portahleclass morn set up at that
school to accommodate 'the
kindergarten ptipils. .
Kingsbridge
school gets
portable class
• The proposal, made by St,.
Joseph's chairman. William . Van
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look int9 the situation and report,'
back 'to the • KingSbridg.e
delegation as' soon possible:
TheboardalSo4c'epted sketch
'plins, for an adaltion •to'
Aloysfus school in Stratford and
the'demolition'and rebuilding of
part of-Holy Name • School, in St.
Marys.
Saiary.negotiations between the,
board and the teacher's were
rirogressiO. according. .to 'J.
Morris of • the , • Personnel
committee.. He said that the
teachers would probably isSue.a
press release in thenear future.
Osch. asked that the kindergarten
by-moved-into- a portable •to
more room, in the Main school
which'could be 'used. for another
class. The boa rd-Fairt-tfirey-worrld
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For a wedding trip to Kentucky .
and Pennsylvania, the •bride
changed. to 'a white bell-bottom
fortrel pant suit with a red blazer.
On their return they will reside
in' Wingham.
The , bride Jis__a _graduate of
Stratford Teachers' College.
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BARRIE — 35 Dunlop Street (705) 726-6495
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LUCKNOW
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In a pink and white fairytale'
setting, wedding vows were
exchanged by Adrian DeBruyn
and Anne-Marie Meyer, both of
Wingham, in. Sacred Heart
_Church2on_Friday_evening, JuLy,
7. Rev. M. Kaminski performed
the ceremony amid a setting of
pink and white gladioli—and
mums, Organist H. Swatridge
provided traditional and contem-
porary- wedding music including
"Ave Maria" and the theme froni
"Love Story". .
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
Shower held in
Whitechurch hall
WHITECHURCH — .Pinl
streamers' and bell; bouquets oi
flowers . and a three-tier wedding
cake were used as decorations at
the community hall - Saturday
evening for a shower for Carolyn.
A e ams.
. The bride-elect, her sister
Mary Lou and friend, Jane Smith
were ushered to seats of honor
after receiving corsages.
Mrs. Milian Moore was master
of ceremonies. She announced
that the gifts would be opened
first. Little Colleen Adams, sister
of4he--Alridb
trips with a small red wagon to"
deliver the gifts which included
cups and saucers, trays, tea
towels, aprons, bowls and pie
piates, casseroles, plaques,
vases, etc. Co munity gifts in-
c ie. ia room. sca es, an iron,
ironing board and cannister set..
AsSisting with the' gifts were
Miss Irene 1)&360...and her sister,
Mrs, Andrea Gaunt.. •
Carolyn thanked the gathering,
of armind.40 for their gifts and the
SponSorS fpr putting on the
shower.
A duet was given by Irene De-
BO& and Jane Laidlaw, : with
Mrs. Garnet Farrier • as pianist.
Mrs.. Robert Ross gave read-
ings. "Origin of the Wedding
Cake and ."The .
A bingo, passing the 'parcel to
,be unwrapped' and contests were
• enjoyed. '
MPS. Moore gave a' reading,
"The Highway Man7, and told a
'humorous story.
'Lunch was theitserved by the.
sponsors.
•----Photo By. Snyder Studio.
and Mrs.. Ray Meyer of 100 Carl-
ing Terrace,. Wingham: Parents
of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. H.
DeBruyn of RR 5, Lucknow. Mr.
Meyer-gave-his daughter-in-Mar-
riage.
_____The_bridaLgo_wn_was white_Bel,
gian lacp trimmed with lace eye-
let which was threaded with pink,
velvet ribbon. The same trim'
edged the long 'kid and she car-
ried a boucfuet of shaded, pink
carnations and white baby's
Errington Reunion
Held At Brookside
bUNGANNQN NEWS `---
On .Sunday, July 30, the Erring-
ton reunion was held at Brookside
Public SchOol froth 2.00 - 6.0,0
p.m. An atten awe of13-Crioined
together for volleyball. and base-
ball games. A lovely smOrg'asbord
dinner was enjoyed by all,'Bela-'
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----Out-okown-guests-attended-the
wedding from Formosa, London,
Kitchener, Guelph, Owen Sound,
Lucknow,, Clifford, Toronto,
Stratford, Fort Erie, Wroxeter,
Blyth, Ottawa, Milton and the
Netherlands.
tives from Weston, Mississauga ,
Brantfcird Clinton, Goderich and
the surrounding area were present.
A list of officers for next year
was chosen at this time. They
-are-Presi-d-enrsTRoss-alid-11-a-ine
Errington; Vice-presidents , Har-
old and Isabelle Adams; Secretar-
ies, Barry and. Betty Young; Sports,
Paul and Eleanor Henderson, Ron
and Edna Alton, Lorne and Fran-
ces Badman. "
A similar 'reunion is to be held
the last Sunday of July , 1973.
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