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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-05-28, Page 8it fh. ALAN Y/11114113 zorTolvi min ! Ho, Co to the Fai Coln r (wiNanof TRADE pvit THAT Itil) ONE lit, d, I : Cee. Walpole Folding Aluminum AWNINGS LUMBER — Telephone 260 FLOOR Aluminum WALL SASHA TILES DOORS BUILDING ,---- CUPBOARDS Win gharn I WI a TOER28$9 BLG CASH .-PRIZES .IN. rog .FAavigovs_.. TORONTO DAI!..y. STAR ONTARIO ..QUIZ CONTEST: agralgiajAMAALSSWAR. 2860 CASH PRIZES FIRST PRIZE-- —$15,000.00 SECOND PRIZE., ..... . —$10,000.00 THIRD PRIZE—. — . 5,000.00 fOORTII PRIZE 1,000.00 FIFTH . .$ 1,000.00 SIXTH PRIZE— — .$ 1,000.00 SEVENTH . ...$ 1,000.00 EIGHTH PRIZE— .. . . — .$ 1,000.00 Toe Prim of $S00.00 tack four Hundred Prizes of $25.00 oath fifty Prizes of $100.00 each One Thousand Prizes of $10.00 setts. Ora lierrilreri Prizes of $S0 each One Thousand Prizes of $5.00 iroth Pies Two Hundred and Ninety/4110 Consoiatiort Prizes What would you do with $15,000.00? Buy a new car? ... a home? Take a world tour? 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SEE rata tilkt The, Vitathiun meeoe4.44143e, weoetAlikr, VOW 2So ISSS .Phy111$ MacLeod Wed :on: Saturday two o'clock, when Phyllis Merl, toMmikaIlloiI4WaIlOaonko.k.40kimaroti4sAimpaimauliams 'aftgAND11)°" rosebuds were attached, Mrs. Peter MacKinnon of Wing- (.001.Our) tCirternaneoPei ham was her sister's matron :f.Robett Mitchunt -Zachary Scot 'Jan HtirveY Bradshaw The bride. pink mid white snapdragons •arkt in Wroseter United Church At 1.s0 Satorday afternoon for the tionble‘ ring marriage ceremony uniting. Elizabeth )3)inetW Nevirhan and- carnations formed the, hock.gmand s the daughter of Mrs. :Reginald Softly glowing candles, ferns, ' maids, Mrs. 141e Hart -of Listuwel, dresses. Sister of the bride, nod Miss Dorn3 .She also wore the bride "s gift, a. pearl necklace And•carried l'aS" Cade . .of pink The britik‘s- McLean, of London, term aim inn picture bat and mittens to instelt. matching taffeta, with large Newton, of W'reseter anti the late The flower girls were Josephine Arr. -RewtOria and the groom is the Newton of Hymn, a niece of Ow son of Mr. anti Mrs, Russell Brad- bride and Nancy Adams, of Bins- shaw, of Bluevole. tlev. W..1, V, acts, a niece of the groom, T: ,y wore pink :nylon dresses wieli head -Buchanan performed the inarrioge. service, Miss Berva. Gallaher was dresses of pink refAuds and the organist and the soloist, his. baskets of blue and pink mass' Tan Boise, sang "Bless This House" And rosebuds. They also wore phi before the ceremony and "Wed— lockets, gifts of the bride, ding Prayer" during the signing of .•. The worm was supported br, by other, Mr. Gordon Bradshaw of ,the register. Given in roar,—.age ny Mr. Victor Brussels,' and the usbm'a were _Mr 'Shera of Moorefield, the bride was. Wm. Newton of Byron, brother of lovely in a. dress of floor-length the bride, r and Mr, Donald itlibsi.n nylon net and, lace over taffeta,, of Monkton. with lace inserts and studded with rhinestones and matching lace Following the ceremony a rejacket accented with lilypoint oeption was held at the Wroxeicr sleeves. Her coronation style -head- community hall at five del. ...1/ dress fashion-4i with rhinestones Where the table was centred 'with a and pearl; held here shoulder- three-tiered wedding cake,. The length veil of Illusion 'net Pearl bride's mother received ill 3 /3.7tliti necklace and earrings, the gift of the groom-, completed her attire and of beige lace over satin etimrat-r- she carried a cascade of red roses. bond and drape, orange ice bat and The maid of honor, Miss Nancy gloves and corsage of orange- 1 ,t• light roses. The groom's motherr. wore a dress of powder blue et clic chemise dress, with 'white acces- &cries and corsage cif Talisman with lace and rhinestone trim and roses, Th e eouple will live in wind- pink accessories. Her corsage see. pink roses. ma f Mr, and Mrs. James R. Spittal, William 'Tonnes= fant akirt, featured bacic ruffles of hand clipped lace and swept into lace fashioned With lilYpoittt Sleeves anti scalloped sabrina neckline em- brodiered , with pearls, The bouf- Albert Lorene, Also of gown of unporteci Swiss Aiencon an d royal blue accessories. The Mills, is the zoo of Mr, and Mrs. For travelling the bride donned Seoforth, and the groom, of Den The bridCi were 3 floor-length . a eaforti.), - a pale blue Satin and linen sheath of the Dominion Sank hi Wing- With matching duster and white bride i s a graduate of Victoria couple will live in Pon Mills, The Hospital School of Nursing, The bride's father is a former Manager a chapel train. A matching head• dress embroidered with pearls held her fingertip veil of 'French Pius- ion and she carried a white -prayer hook crested With white roses and. lily-of-the-valley. Miss Dorothy Booth attended the bride as mold of honor gowned la mint green nylon and bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Oldfln and Miss Marianne Mclabbon, in similar gowns of apricot nylon. Flower girl was Robin Eastcott in a mint green nykin frock. Groomsman was 'Russell Eastcott and ushers Were Peter Spittal and "Popular Demand" .. . .CHESTERFIELD SUITES WAti LOUNGOS • Macpweno of .Carinington.1 Ontario on 'Saturday, May 24th et De. Alexander Minim Wasea. lasted by the bride's• uncle, Rev. 1BROWNIPS ORIVEANI CLINTON ONT. Featuring the Largest Wide • Screen in hiuron County Two StiOvits Nightly, Rain or Clear - First Show St DUXIC • BOx office -open at $ paim Children tinder is CalTs rrfti IferaDAY and FRrDAY Afay 29 and SO "The Sharkfighters" (Colour) (eitiesmaocope), t Victor Ifature Earen Steel (Two Csr30113) •;i: . - SA'rUltr4,17 And. SIONDAY NV Si and June 2 -.:-. Japanese organaa over white . crystal charm. It Wog princess style with a 'Sabrina neckline of hand- tat :embroidered Chantilly lace.. The design Was. re-embroidered - 'with crystal beads and she wore , elbow-length finger pointed mit- tens. A. half coat was attached to. the waist that showed a slight chapel train.' She .carried a white prayer book with`. corsage of • pink rosebuds and white stephan- • otis with streamers to 'which pink- MacT,,,eoci became the bricletof Mr. Lloyd Edward Keeler Of Walkerton. Phyllis is the ,clatigliter of :Mr. and Mrs, Peter M. MacLeod. of Wing. barn, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Zfr Franklin Keeler f Harold Victor Fyn; organist of St. Andrew's Presbyter/xi'. Church, presided at the organ. Mrs. Morris Swanson was sells( and sang The Wedding Prayer" and "O. Perfect Love" Mr. MacLeod gave his daughter in marriage. Her gown was de- slimed of original ,pure silk imported awo Co/toot/Al TUESDAY and WIEDNT.SDAXI Jwie a and honor In a blue nylon lace over matching blue taffeta dress, fash- ioned on princess lines with a boat neckline and full skirt. She wore a white picture hat with white el- bow length gloves and white high heeled pumps. Misses Jeanette arid Ann Marie MacDonald of Kincardine were .• 0 zt ant. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED, MONTHLY TERMS ARRANGED "MEN IN WAR," 'Robert Ryart - .4.14O Ray (One Cartoon/ Lattaotammatuao.itataawao.tviamtv.,,,,,,,itvt,,.,,attaos.3 bridesmaids and Ittts Itary, Aran WEDNESDAY and TWERSDA. Stay 24 and 24 "OPERATION MAD, BALL" aek Leinmon - Kathryn' Gran sugha -Galore In 'The Funniest Flint In. Years- ORIDAY and 8.kTtiRDAY May 2/3 and Si "THE TIN STAR" Henry Fonda and ' Anthony Perkins• `The Careless Years" bean atockWell and _Natalie Trundy aio-snsx and 1.1.,TaSDAY June 2 and 2 `The Seven Hills ' of Rome" 8f-erring Mario Lanza at his best In film of unusual beauky, VitatilNESDAY THER..$1132i June 4 and .5 "Kiss Them for Me" Starring GareY Grant, Jane Mansfield toombirtinz their talents in the cutest _comedy of the ..year. - -days, ,starting Monday, June 5th ner •of 7 seedern.1,1' awards "The Bridge ell .the River. Kwai" - • -* PAII I1 itiON t-. * it ..., ,.. . _ VEDNESDAY 10th, May "SLAUGHTER. and THICRSDAY 2.333a tk9 ON AVENUE' The fazitual story a Nr.T.'s Waterinnt Wars FRDINY and SAILIIDAY May 46 and 51 4 tat, Is& Sinew GEORGE f,ORMBY to "Spare A Copper" Latitaa,4- VARDY In "Bonnie Scotland" Iliito Ihrer gtvoge:.k. also: The Boggs Bunny Cortloon MONDAY and TOMMY June 2.1nrod 4 "Reform Sclool Girl" pits 'ROCK AROUND THE WORLD Origsinttle International Rock Seationt itED„Olitar * 4111.*.s0.4.r May -4 and' S 1",Back ,Prom Eternity stattibialook asa,tot, Fad: 8teletre etol laate, crag „ South='wits junior bridesmaid. They were gowned alike in nylo chiffon waltz length dresses i pastel shades of yellow, mauve and green, with fitted bodice; full tulle kirts and boat necklines. Each wore a white picture hat, white sigh-heeled 'pumps and white nylon elbow-length gloves. They carried Cascade bouquets of white ester-reed daisies. Jack Phillips of Stratford was groomsman. and Donald MapLeod f Lucknow, brother of the bride And Peter MacKinnon of Wing ham, brother-in-law of the bride were ushers. A. reception Was held at the Legion Rome. The bride's mother wore a. dusk rose lace dress with white accessories, while the groom's mother Wore a Dior blue silk dress with White accessories_ They wore corsages of white gardenias, _For a wedding trip to the South- in States Mrs. Keeler Wore powdered blue sheath ribbone dress of Silk organza and navy blue aster with white cloche hat, white kids gloves and blue silk flowered oes with -matching purse. Her corsage was pink rosebuds and white steplisamtia Guests were present from Tor- onto, Hamilton, Mitchell, Kincar- dine, Zucknow, Stratford, Guelph, Cartnington, London and Walker- ton. Mr,. and lir; Keeler will live in Walkerton. Beatty-Saznis Nuptials Knox Presbyterian Church, Code- rich was the setting for the wad- ing of Patricia Louise Sands and George Murray Besfitr, of Windsor, he bride -is the daughter of Finl- ay Ssmis of Goderieh and the late ra Sands •and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLean a Wingliana, The groom is the son, of Mrs. Beatty, Varna, and the , late George, H. Beattv. 'The Rev R. G. MacMillan officiated, The bride close ;a gowti of white silk organza over taffeta s.4-led with a bateau tecktme, short gath- ered Sleeves and a bouffant skirt trimmed with lace appliques. She carried a bouquet of white rases, and -4t1134tEl IrilTrn Miss Rnrissra. Allen, London, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Janet Butler and 13.iss Margaret 'Taskta, both of London. They -were gowned, alike In sof -mint green -nylon Swiss organza- over nylon taffeta, Gerald Holmes, Clinton, was best mar; and ushers were Clarke Wal- lace and Kenneth Larone, Tor- onto. For a, wedding trip to FloridaS the bride chose .a cornflower blue .