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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-08-17, Page 5Wingham's Sacred Heart church was the scene of a pretty uumrner wedding on Saturday, my 29, at 4 p.m. when Mary "hettleburgh of Wingham be- ame the bride of Miguel Ma - M Itt v 1 ehado of London. Rev. M. Kamin- ski officiated„ in a pink and white setting of gladioli and mums. Miss RAselnary Sclunidt was organist and special choral music was provided by the Sacred WEEK - END SPECIALS On Choice Dairy Products Three -quart Homo, pack or jug 85c Three -quart Two Percent, Pak or Jug 80c - One -quart Homo, carton 35c. One -quart Two Percent, carton ' 33c Two -quart Homo 65c Two -quart Two Percent - 63e Three -quart Pleasure -Pak, orange, lemon, grape .. 69c SUNRISE DAIRY PHONE 357.1261 ININGHAM ° Spray FRESH Come to Where the Savings .Are - .. 4. ;:.. .i, 1 X44 4 4 . Discount! Reg. 1.49 .88 , s Come -to Triangle Deodorant Reg. Hair Coloring - All Shades$ 1. 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The lovely gathered skirt formed its own overskirt of the eyelet lace. To complete her en- semble the bride wore a Juliet cap of swiss eyelet lace from which fell a cathedral length veil trimmed with the same eyelet lace. Her cascade bouquet was pink shaded carnations and roses. . Maid of honor for her sister was Miss Esther Chettleburgh of Wingham and bridesmaids were Luanne Rich and Josie Willie both of Kitchener, Maria Pimen- tal and Maria Machado both of London. They were gowned alike in floor -length gowns of pink cry stalette trimmed with white rose lace. They carried ball bouquets of pink and white 'carnations. Flower girl Elizabeth Pacheco of London was gowned similarly to the senior attendants. John Pacheco of London was groomsman and guests were ush- ered by Mario Machado, Joe Pi - mental and John Machado all' of' London and Kenneth Chettle- burgh of Sault Ste. Marie. Ring - Schedule for. Bible clubs The Child Evangelism Fellow- ship of Ontario is sending two young ladies to this area to con- duct children's Bible clubs on the lawns of various homes. Ali chit- dren are invited to attend which- ever club they choose, or as many as they care to: . The schedule is . as follows:. 9:30-10:30 a.m., Mrs. Eric Cleave, ; 512 Shuter Street and Mrs. Robert Holmes, 78 Victoria Street. 11-12 a.m., Mrs, M. Gaunt, 170 Diagonal Road and Mrs. Bruce FoktthiLdwer Town. 1:36-2:30 p.m.,, Mrs. H. Schip- per, 364 Minnie Street and Mrs. Tom Shore, Wroxeter. 3130-4:30 p.m., Mrs. David Mc- Kay, 15 George Street and Mrs. John McInnes, Bluevale. These clubs will be held at the above times and places each day Monday to Friday, August 21 to 25. :bearer was Paul chant Sault Ste. Marie. A reception followed st Brussels Legion Hall where out standing music was supplied by the Portuguese Canadian fid' from London. Guests weFe re- ceived by the bride's mother Whe wore a blue floor length :lace. gown with whiraccessories and a pink rose corsage. The groom's mother chose a brown crepe maxi -length gown with white ,ae• cessories and a corsage of P r roses. For travelling to Niagara Falb and Northern Ontario the bride changed to a white bell-bottorfl pant suit with red blazer and va corsage of white carnations.. They are residing in London. The bride is a graduate of F. E. Madill Secondary School in Whig - ham and a' Registered Nursing Assistants' course in London. Out-of-town guests were from London, Toronto, Detroit, Kit- chener, Brantford and Sault Ste. Marie. An honored guest was the bride's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Alice Wilson of Wingham. The Wingham 4dve-K Thungiay, li'r. •r 1 JULYGRADUATE " Barbara Elaine Schwart- zentruber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Schwartzentru- ber, RR 5, Brussels, was one of 62 students who graduated from the Perth -Huron Re- gional --ch �- -1- f N- urs Stratford. Graduating exer- cises took'place Friday, July 28th, at the Cen4ral United Church in Stratford. Miss Schwartzentruber was awarded the Gold Medal for first place honors in clinical nursing. "Barbara, who is a graduate of the F. E. Madill Secondary School, Wingham,.. will be on the nursing 'staff in the intensive care unit at the Stratford General Hospital. Fluted Cucumbers— Score whole surface of unpeeled cu- • cumber by running tines of fork lengthwise down cucumber. Cut in thin crosswise or diagonal slices. r —Photo by McDowell. NANCY JEAN CRAIG Miss Nancy Jean Craig, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig, RR 2, Blyth, graduated from the Perth -Huron Regional School of Nursing, Stratford, on Friday, July 28. The graduation exercises were held in Central United Church, Stratford, Miss Craig attended school at USS NO. 10, East Wawanosh, and was a graduate of F. E. Madill Secondary School, Wingham. Guests who attended were her grandmothers,' Mrs. James Clark, ,RR 2, Brussels and Mrs. Ada Craig, Stoney Creek; Donald Clark, RR 2, Brussels; Miss Ada Craig, Stoney Creek; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig, Murr y and Roger, RR 2, Blyth and Ros Craig, Stratford. Nancy has accepted a position at Sick Childrens' Hospital, Tor- onto and commenced. duties Aug, 8. Grandson of Mr., Mrs. Swnnson, James Laing weds Varna girl Candelabra, ferns and baskets of while gladioli and mauve mums with baby's breath, dec- orated the altar of Goshen United Church on Saturday, July 15, for the marriage of James Roy Alex, ander Laing and Marilyn Ruth Keys. The bride is the daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Bruce Keys of Varna, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Laing of Missis- sauga. Rev. M. Morrison, Varna and Rev. Don Beck, Hensall, officiat- ed for the double ring ceremony. Organist, Mrs. Berne McKin- ley, Zurich accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Goron Cerson, an aunt of the groom of Teeswater. She sang, "The Wedding Prayer" and "Walk `Hand in Hand". Given in marriage by her fath- er.the bride wore a long gown of nylon organza over taffeta in Vic- torian style. The skirt was trim- med with bands of clung lace and a ruffled hem. Her head piece and long veil were trimmed with the same lace. She carried a bou- quet of white carnations, stephanotis and baby's breath. Miss Barbara Ann Keys of Varga was her sister's maid of honor. She wore a long gown of blue and mauve floral crepe -de - chine, featuring a high waistline, ruffled hem and short flared . sleeves. The dress was trimmed with a mauve belt and she wore matching -mauve bows in her hair. She carried a nosegay of —Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Bal- lagh, Catherine Street, and Mrs. William Giles of Lambeth spent a week recently in Guelph where they visited Mr-__and_Mr-s_ Tom Jackson: Mrs. Giles is now a guest at the Ballagh home. —Mr. and Mrs. Ed Milton of Salmon Arm, B.C., and Mrs. Laura Henry of Shallow Lake visited with Mrs. Vera Arm- strong and Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Miller on Sunday. . • —Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bedard and Steven of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Newman spent the past week in Ottawa: Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Newman and family of Wyoming and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edgar and family of Go"de- rich spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. New- man. —Mr. and Mrs. George Hen- Aderson, Miss Julie Henderson and Miss Faye Walden. have returned. PROOF OF THE FONDUE is in the eating, ladies attending the 4-H girls club leaders'' training course in Wingham Monday decided,•and lined up for the taste test. Dipping info the delicious dish at right is Mrs. David Matheson of the 'Molesworth club with MrS. Mac Smith of the sarne club next in fine. (Staff Photo) - COOKING SECRETS were divulged by Miss Catherine Hunt, home economist for Huron County (centre) at the Salvation Army Citadel here Monday. The sublect. was cheese fon- due and the questioners are Mrs. J. Vallance of Brussels, left, and Mrs. Robert Bremner, Bluevale II club. The ladies were attending a club leaders training course. (Staff Photo) home after spending a month in the British Isles. They 'spent a few days in London, England, then travelled to Paisley, Scot- land, -where _they---made---they€ -- headquarters. They also visited several other places in Scotland. —Mrs. Morris Swanson at- tended the funeral service held on Friday in Hanover for Harold Nelson, who passed away earlier in the week. Mrs. Swanson's son- in-law, Graham, is a son of Mr. Nelson. , —Mr. and Mrs. Barry Fuller and family of Toronto spent the weekend at the Ferguson Riley home and left Sunday for Lion's Head, where they will visit Mr. and Mrs: Herb Fuller. —David Bennett returned home Sunday after spending two weeks at the Sundridge hockey ,,camp. While there the 90 boys at the camp received special hockey training from professional players, including Jim Watson and Jim Lorenz, amateur players and Al Murdock, coach from Ohio University. The boys also .` en- joyed water sports, horseback riding, camping, football, base- ball and golf. Russell Jones was another Wingham lad in attend- ance but only for the last week of the school. ".Playhouse" is seeking local tiilent. Auditions will be held on Satur- day, August 19 for—local actors and actresses who are interested in playing in the Huron County Playhouse presentation: "Dirty Work "at the Crossroads". A number of people are needed to join the professional company in the old-fashioned melodrama. ;variety of roles are open, and James Murphy, managing direc- tor for the Playhouse urges all who are interested in, "trying out", to .contact the Playhouse immediately: Also, some musicians are need- ed: a pianist, a drummer and a banjo player. Contact the Playhouse at 238- 8387. mauve mums and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Miss Lenore Laing, London, siser of the groom, Miss Jane Fowler, Lon- don, and. Miss Faye Cantelon, Seaforth, cousin of the bride. They were all dressed similar to the maid of honor. Les Cruickshank, Mississauga was best man and James Cring- an, Mississauga,' Ervin Keys, brother of the bride, Varna, and Barry Cerson, Teeswater usher- ed the guests. • The wedding reception was held in the Zurich Community Cerxtre; whrch was decorated with fern, white gladioli and mauve mums: The bride's mother chose a long gown of pale blue nylon sheer over taffeta. If featured long full sieves, embroidered bodice and blue satin trim. She wore a white orchid corsage. The groom's mother wore a long syeeveTess gown of periwinkle blue matte jersey with long fitted sleeves. It featured a rolled collar with gold buckle matching the cummerbund on the dress. She wore an orchid wrist corsage. For a wedding trip' to the East (Photo by Jack Doerr) Coast the bride changed to a long gown of polyester crepe with hot pink bodice and matching floral skirt with .a deep blue sash. She wore a corsage of white carna- tions,. + , The couple will reside at 24$5 Hurontario Street, Mississa The groom is employed at Erindale College of the Univer- sity of Toronto and the bride is a 1971 graduate of Victoria Hos- tto, pita', London, and is employed at the Missisauga Hospital. - - Prior to her marriage, the bride 'was honored at a Com - =nit + shower in Goshen United Church; Mrs: Gordon Hill, the bride's aunt, held a kitchen shower for relatives. Marilyn also received gifts from the staff of the 5th floor west at Victoria Hospital and the 4-H Club of Varna. Attending the wedding and guests at the home of the groom's grandparents, Mi . and Mrs. Mor- ris Swanson ,of - Wingham, were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Laundy, Sny- der, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. A. Ney of St. Catharines, Mr: and Mrs. Jack Mickle of Wallaceburg and Dr. and Mrs. Little of St. Cathar- ines. MRS. WENDELL STAMPER of Bluevale II 4-H girls club , sampled a delicious cheese fondue'made at the Salvation Army Citadel here Monday afternoon. It was the end of a training session for club leaders conducted by Miss Cather- i,pe Hunt, home economist DAY CARE REGISTRATIONS Are being received'immecliately for children two to five years of age for days core at the new centre, Josephine St., Wingham. Interested parents are asked to phone 357-2424 Centre opens for children September 5, 1 972 MRS. LAWRENCE LANE, Supervisor ,1