The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-08-17, Page 9FORMER WINGHAM MAN WEDS Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ste. Marie
of Cooksville, who were recently married in Pickering, are enjoying i4
wedding trip to the East Coast.
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Ronald Ste. Marie
Wed in Pickering
A wedding of interest took place
et St. Francis de Sales Church at
Pickering, Ontario, on Saturday,
August 6th, at eleven o'clock in the
morning, when Ronald Joseph Ste.
Marie, of Cookeville, son of Mrs.
Francis Ste. Marie, of Wirigh6,
and the late Mr. Ste. Marie, and
Moira Camilla O'Connor, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur O'Connor,
of Pickering, exchanged vows.
Rev. Michael J. Dalton, of Kings-
ville, Ont., uncle of the bride, of-
ficiated, Also present in the san-
ctuary were Right Rev. Denis O'-
Connor and Right Rev. John O'-
Connor, uncles of the bride, from
roronto, a cousin, Rev. Cyril Lam-
hertus, of Regina, and Rev. Zanon,
of Cooksville, Rev. Austin, of Whit-
by, Rev. McMahon and Rev. Von
Itam, of Pickering.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli and mums. Harry
Carswell, of Cooksville, was the
organist and Peter Kaiser, of Pick-
ering, and Les Gillespie, of Cooks-
ville, sang.
The bride wore a bouffant gown
of white French organza with a
bustle back, featuring a portrait
neckline, outlined with appliqued
organza flowers, and matching ap-
pliques on the skirt. Her headpiece
of pearlized flowers and leaves,
with pearl diadem held her finger-
tip veil of white French illusion
and she carried a prayer book,
crested with while stephanotis
from which fell trailing ivy, She
was given in marriage by her
father.
Miss Geri O'Connor, of Toronto,
was her sister's maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Otonnor, of Pickering, sister of
the bride, and Miss Eileen Whet-
Ian, of Toronto. They were gowned
alike in blue orchid organza with
hats of white organza trimmed
with petals and roses, and white
accessories, They carried Shasta
mums -with trailing ivy.
MRS. GEO. 'HOLLAND
HONORED BY GUILD
FORDWICH-St. Anne's Guild
met for the August meeting in the
church basement on Thursday
night. The president, Mrs. Wel-
lington Hargrave, presided. Mrs.
Lyle Simmons read the Scripture
lesson. Mrs. Dan King gave the
study book.
Roll call was answered by 15
members and. 10 visitors, Mrs.
Bruce Armstrong, Mrs. W. Har-
grave and Mrs. Bill Sothern were
named a committee to meet with
the W.A. to plan the lunch for the
centennial church service, which
will be held Sunday, Aug. 21, when
Bishop A. H, O'Neil will be the
special speaker.
Members 'decided to have a
bazaar early in 'November. Mrs.
George. Holland, who will be leav-
ing soon to make her home in
Harriston was presented with a
small gift. She thanked everyone
and invited the Guild members to
her home in October, The meeting
closed with prayer.
Mrs. Alex. Wray was the guest
speaker and showed slides and
gave a very interesting talk on
the trip they recently had to the
West Indies. Mrs. Wray was pre-
sented with a gift and lunch was
served by Mrs. W. Hargrave, Mrs.
W, Sothern and Mrs. Jas. Vittie.
Grade. XIII June .Results at
Wingham District High Schl.
Prune Climbers
Prune climbing roses when they
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The best man was Leonard Ste.
Marie, of Milton, brother of the
groom, and Earl and Erwin Ste,
Marie, brothers of the groom, and
Morgan O'Connor, Pickering, and
Dr. Terence O'Connor, of Stouff-
ville, brothers of the bride, were
the ushers.
The reception was held at the
Rouge Hills Golf and Country Club.
Guests were present from Regina,
Saskatoon, Edmonton, Ottawa,
Kingston, Michigan, and many
places In Western Ontario.
The -bride's mother wore a light
blue organza dress with white cm-
cessories and a corsage of white
mums and Talisman roses. Beige
organza mid lace with matching
aeceeseries, was the choice of the
groom's mother and her corsage
was yellow and white. mums.
For their wedding trip to the
East .Canal, Mrs, Ste. Marie wore a
moss green brocade suit dress with
alabaster accessories.
The bride is a graduate of the
(Mario Teachersi•College and Ler-
Mtn Abbey, Toronto, and the groom
is 'graduate of the Ontatio Teed-i-
on' College. Toronto, They will live
in Cookeville.
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