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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-07-13, Page 6re Advance -Times, Thursday, July l:i, 1972 features from Th. World of Women Home a Wilson - Fear vows are exchanged in Kitchener St. Joseph's Church in Kitch- The bride is the daughter of Mr. ener was the scene of a pretty and Mrs. Robert M. Fear, RR 3, summer wedding Saturday, June Blyth. Parents of the groom are 24, at 4 p.m. when Katherine Ar- Mr: and Mrs. George Wilson of letta Fear of Kitchener became Kitchener. the bride of David Roy. Wilson of Given in marriage by her the same city. Rev. Fr. Cullaton father, the bride wore a floor - officiated amid a setting of white length gown of white silk organza floral arrangements. Organ appliqued with lace medallions. music was supplied by the church The gown featured long full organist and Donald Landry. of sleeves and a chapel train. A Kitchener sang "Wedding Pray- Juliet cap of lace and pearls held er", "The - Lord's Prayer" and her waist -length veil and she "Ave Maria". carried a bouquet ol white roses :�+:144} �:}���'titin':':v{:�}$:tip:•}:•:•:::v:•,:titi:•}�$:r }:fi}'r$::r::;:;'r,:ti:?v:: �:::ti:::}}$:•:v $:?r v}•' �::::;:;:$ �$}:$::•:� v Y?:?'r}}:ti: ;ti � : }?:::: � :: THE FORMER Ruthann Paulin of Bluevale and Ronald Wayne Sn:el ling of Listowel were married. June 23 in St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Paulin and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrd -Carroll Snelling. (Snyder Studio) Lovely Wedding ...a radiant Bride / 1 }� r ISC j• Al I • Al so Hear to a 6rile s heart... The Bouquet Invitation Line Good taste needn't be expensive. Our beautiful Bouquet Invitation Line proves this with the most exquisite papers, type faces and workmanship you could wish for! It features Thermo-Engraving—rich raised lettering --elegant as the finest .craftsmanship —. yet costing so little! Come see our unusual selection. One o . two weep• lebvery !�� WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU AT Advance -Times PHONE 357-2320 and yellow daisies. She wore a pin which originally belonged to her maternal great-grandmother and has been handed down through the generations. The bride's sister, Miss Velma Fear of Blyth, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Keri Hunter of Collingwood and Mrs. Don Cassidy of Kitchener. They were gowned alike in floor -length silk organza dresses. They were styled with orange and yellow flowered skirts and white bodices with long, full 'sleeves. Each attendant wore orange flowerets in her hair and carried a bouquet of flowers in colors harmonizing with the skirt of her dress. Don Cassidy of Kitchener was groomsman and guests were ushered by Bill Fear of Blyth and Bill Stoeser of Kitchener. Following the ceremony guests were received at a reception at Wollner's Lodge, RR 3, Sk Jacobs. The bride's mother wore a floor -length gown of coral poly- ester,, crepe and lace with a matching rose corsage.. The mother of the groom chose a floor -length silk organza dress of mint green. A corsage of salmon - colored roses completed her en- semble. For travelling to Northern On- tario the bride changed to a navy and white pant suit with red accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will reside at 47 Dalegrove Drive in Kitch- ener. An honored guest at the wed- ding of her granddaughter was Mrs. A. M. Fear of Blyth. SOFT AND GREASELESS If you're in a receiving line, you'll he, shaking hands, hands and more hands. A liberal appli- cation of greaseless hand and body lotiop before going into the line is .Protection for your own skin and more pleasant. for the person who is taking your hand. DILLED SAUCE Serve this with fish sticks, broiled or baked fish. Blend .to- gether 1 pint dairy sour cream, 2 tablespoons minced green onion including tops, 1%4 teaspoon celery seed, 1/1, teaspoon garlic powder, and 2 tablespoons.finely chopped dill pickle. y♦ e Mrs. A. Coates hostess for Women's Institute meeting WHITECHURCH — Mrs. Al- bert Coultes, hostess for the Women's Institute meeting Mon- day evening, had Whitechurch community hall decorated- with bouquets.. of summer flowers. Miss Merle Wilson, the president, opened the meeting with a poem. The ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect repeated in unison. In the absence of Mrs. Russel McGuire, Mrs. Victor Emerson ,was a appointed secretary-treas urer for the meeting. She read the 'minutes and cbrrespon4ence and gave the financial report. • Mrs. Bill Evans reported she had contacted "Act Fast" but had received no reply as to when the WI members could attend: the show. -it was decided to hold a clean- ing leaning bee at the hall August 14. Members are to come at 10 a.m. nd bring lunch or come after unch. A donation was made to ucknow fair and it was decided o hold a liquid embroidery dem- nstration at a later date MR. AND MRS. ROLAND F. J Bennett who were married a June 23 in Fordwith United Church. Mrs. Bennett is the 1 former Donna Marie Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Stewart Strong of RR 2, Gorrie and the groom is. the son of t 'Mr.' and Mrs. William Bennett. (Snyder Studio) o Former Belgrave resident wed in summer ceremony Mr. and Mrs. William Allan styled with empire waistlines and Bieman are residing in Elora fol- long flowing chiffon sleeves gath- lowing their marriage June 24th `ered into a cuff. They wore single at 4 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian white daisies in their hair to com- Church. Mr. Bieman, formerly of plement their ' dresses , and RR 1, Belgrave, is the son of Mrd carried umbrellas df yellow and Mrs. Harold Self of Fergus. shasta mums with fern inter - The bride, formerly Laura Isobel twined. . Geddes, is the daughter of Mr. Flower girls Michelle Drimmie and Mrs. Colvin Geddes of Elora. and Mary Geddes wore similarly The bride wore a gown of white styled dresses in daffodil yellow. crepe trimmed with chantilly They carried baskets of white lace. Her elbow -length veil of daisies with ribbon streamers. French illusion f ell from a head- John Simpson was best man piece of daisies and pearls and and ushering she carried a nosegay ' of white , guests were George carnations and yellow rosebuds � . �+$ieman; brother of the grgorn, and Lorne and: David* Geddes, She was given in marriage by her father. brothers of the bride. Matron of honor was Mrs. Shir- A reception followed at the ley Simpson and bridesmaids Steelworkers' Hall in Fergus were Mrs, Jeanette Bomhof, where guests were received by cousin of the bride, and Miss Ann . the mother of the bride. She wore Bieman, the groom's sister. They a dress. of pink chiffon over crepe were identically gowned in spring with white accessories. She was green crepe. The gowns were assisted. by the groom's mother, Wedin United Churc .Rev. Barry K. Passmore of- ficiated Saturday, June 24, at 4 p.m. at the ceremony uniting in marriage Marilyn Grace Strong and Robert Gordon Lloyd Flaro. The ceremony was solemized in the United Church, Wingham. Twin candelabra containing yel- low and white shasta daisies and yellow candles provided the theme of decoration •in 'the church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Strong of Wing hafn and the groom is the son of Mrs. Laura Terriah of Cornwall, Ontario. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a Victorian style gown of white silk organza with bishop sleeves. The cuffs and flounced skirt were trimmed with a delicate rose -paint lace and satin ribbon. A touch of .yel- low highlighted the bodice. The gown was complemented by a double -tier chapel -length silk il- lusion; veil on a , wedding ring headpiece. The, veil was also trimmed with matching lace and satin. She carried a.casade of yell - low and white Sweetheart roses with lily -of -the -valley entwined. Miss Carol McFarlane of ,Lon- don, friend of the bride, was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Karin Strong, sister of the bride, and Miss Melanie Harris of Wingham. They were similarly dressed in floor -length white dot- ted swiss over yellow taffeta trimmed with white lace and long full dotted swiss sleeves. They carried bouquets of shasta dais- ies and yellow mums. Niece of 'the bride, Jennifer • Strong. of Wingham, was flower girl. She was dressed in a long white. dress with, high waistband trimmed with yellow velvet rib-' bon. She carried a basket of yell, low and white shasta daisies. Nephew of the bride, Paul Camp- bell of Kitchener, was ringbearer and was dressed similarly to the ushers. Best man was Rick Forster of Hamilton and ushers were Bill Strong of Wingham and Milan Plentai of Welland. They wore black Edwardian style * tuxedos with blue ruffled shirts. Following the ceremony a wed- ding dinner was served in the Legion hall followed by a recep- tion a d dance. Music was pro- vided by Ron Jasper's band. The bride's mother received the guests in a floor -length gown of midnight blue and white flowered polyester jersey. She wore a corsage of pink and white Sweetheart roses. The groom's • mother wore a floor -length gown of powder blue and pink flowered crepe with pink and white Sweet- heart roses. For travelling to the Niagara region the bride chose a double- knit navy and white dress with navy checked sleeveless vest and white accessories. Her corsage was pink and white baby mums. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Flare will reside in London for the summer and will move to Fort Erie in the fall, where the groom has accept- ed a teaching position. Out of town guests were from Washington, Michigan, Brant- ford, Cornwall, Hamilton, Kit- chener, Welland, Stayner and, London. Honored guests were grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Strong Sr. of Brantford. The rehearsal party was held at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. John Strong on Victoria Street, Wingham . Previous to the wed- ding, Showers were held at the home of the sister of the bride, Mrs. Jim Campbell, in 'Elmira, at Miss Carol McFarlane's home in London, at the Wingham Legion hall for neighbors of the bride and at Miss Melanie Harris' home for friends of the bride. who chose a beige satin dress trimmed with gold brocade. Her accessories were beige and her. corsage was a single natural orchid. Belgrave girls St. -Andrew's guest singers Brenda Johnston and 'Nancy AniWrsop of r,Belgra.ve. , vyerp guests at the morning worship service at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church on. Sunday. They rendered two numbers, "In the Garden "__and "All through the Night". • Rev. R. H. Armstrong was in charge of the service. The title of his sermon was, "I Stand at the Door and Knock", based on the scripture reading from the third ' chapter of Revelation. During the month of August, St. Andrew's services will be con- , ducted by organizations in the • church as Mr. Armstrong enjoys his annual vacation. If leaders can be found the In- stitute will sponsor a 441 club for, the project "Dressing up Vege- table". It was also decided to cater for a wedding on September 2nd. A committee comprised of Mrs. Johnston Conn, Mrs. Ed Walker, Mrs. Albert Coultes, Mrs.' Wal- lace Conn and Mrs. Bob Ross, was appointed to plan entertain- ment ,and dinner for the Athlone Women's Institute of Perth County. Roll call was answered by 16 who provided clippings concern- ing United Nations. Susan and. Pamela Walker sang "My Favorite Things" accompanied by pianist, Mrs. Garnet Farrier. The motto 'All nations smile in the same language', was given by Mrs. George Fisher. Happiness is in people, not in things. Happi- ness is being able to endure the ills and pains of life. It is•health, peace and confidence. A smile expresses pleasure, joy, love, kindness and is reflected by thdse who receive it. Color of skin is no barrier to a friendly loving smile. Following Mrs. Fisher's, tatlk a sing -song was enjoyed and Mrs. Dan Tiffin gave current events. The ,meeting closed and lunch was served by Mrs. Robert Ross, Mrs. Bill Evans and Mrs. Johns- ton Conn. , —KarenBell, el , Elizabeth Weh- meyer and Bernd Wehmeyer left last week for Lage, Germany, where they will vacation until August 13th, with Mrs. Richard Wehmeyer's mother, Mrs. Eliza- beth Ottemeier. 'Miss Gerhild Schmidt went back to Germany with them after holidaying for the month of June at the Welameyer «. home. Another visitorfronage, Germany, Miss Manuela Hansen, is vacationing in Wingham until July 28th. • St. Paul's Church { (ANGLICAN) G��IAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector • MRS. 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