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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-05-24, Page 7'A - soca -.f0004011it •,.:report wee glyenil,lt- was:announcekOat14. • • FOUR Ft, $' aHraduafesofiheTralnlng Centre for nursing . aSpiSOItItS,';.gettogetne , - . , ,„ , OratiOatiOn'..cereMonies. at the coritrqtoti'FrIdayatleiti0ona Jiro McNairn, . who graduated-liti410.401,Mrs. Doug ',• ••••••,, •• Moore, 1905; Mrs, "Warren Rkh,M. 1969. and'AllOy:Whifeic.alVa, graduate are accompanied by Mrs. J Fielding, director of the Training Centre. ; •' (Staff Photo) t7every4tep In its manufacture a ROYAL rec—islon 6444 tcrissf.4"-befeiltre: a 70 tifettirho of satis... • • • cttlorf9r::-ffie boriisowne; • Coref1.1,11 'controlled accuracy In ltlivoitting teriels, fitting of joints and eisernbly Of the *units aro trengineerectlo.gvartmts#'0 borne of btrlitionsl perm- anence `Snct, good taste. vides th. final tah •to giveyou a bon. of. whlch• " your" .1.1.09 a.m.—Anniversary serVIC41,0 0 • Townshend Mot, FrrIf May 25 --Servers' Guild M ' The' and tl,00 'MX Minnie Street and Miss Lilla Tay - of the Goorth Auxiliaryet St. An. IntereSting, 're '.0 , lor of Patrlek,StreatA,attehtted • dreves fshyterian Church. ference. .the annual StsringrConvocation of Wed.; 10.00 ii.ni....1..aales':Coffee•HOUr ; aye Meetin. and Bible' Study was on7Mother'S Day Mrs. Leitch,* '.,rt, Trl Waterloo LlliberarfliverOtY Chinesetd opened by a call to worsb.ip . nia Murray •ned her Bachelor of • Mrs . *conducted • staff is eerupOse, . of dedicated in Business ,AdMiniStration.. a qwz, based on the book, young people Ircun", 'Virgin07.-,,-711pooy of "Motherof jeittal.%'Ill0*Inberst "-And, universities. wbo Og,,,. Kitchener, 40.010/000.031Ting-... were divide:Virgo six.:geoups, the generously of their time. ham' attained her Bachelor of len. are OvAitatig More favor - Children T ". prayer for the LAI the.selknOlin a ',better ' ;••:, Waterloo:Lutheran' University AS. _ MrsJohn: - . if:ro iigaseii4, where she has been a student in a -4 . ;' • sl"i,,,•• , .• : four year honot,course. She ha. sshank and 006401VraYer recently00eived •emPlOymen!b work 4ke withii,nada theIained j etioradatriooltin90 Caste : - it, in, the spoke on -"tYndale Neighborhood —Captain Jack CanierOn'of the, ,gillge'. TO ist*!;',,r-white ' _. Salvation Army Citadel' and Rev. _.. , .. ... ,. Mrs. Rouse. • It is an -unpretentious' , , .. ..* •uruickshanicouttmett the caste — four -storey building almost .in‘ ''''- Barry Passmore '.3f the ‘1)in'e° system :in; $0,1i0k11, Miss .carllY heart of Montreal Ander''Chtirch exchanged ' pulpits on PattiSen, proAded` special, music, - .Sunday morning 'and enjoyed fel- . a,, piano instrumental. :401...sectpilo:of,15,000 underprpivi, , e;,P,' lowshiprWith each other's con- -Aviti, Keq' c agoo,, portrayed "Te workis carried0' iiii,,ii,e'l fl gregatibh. The exchange was a cross-seclio* orthree,different part of ,thetEey,'"73 ecumenical staff members and .a volunteer as xillidiong what their life f ini, ____,. — • program .in; the town. .41.k= oVeetofiavppewakiuid , • ., ` oPes rid lans. ccreuritia, , - uiti . d V ...js j ;:„ Aia lexander combattULWUing g UJ the poverty egLoz ettl,„ __,tgL,,t41,2ip weather 2 and Mrs. Moffat,representing tions the,,rieighborhood;- uSn' wi,urilugn wesMinOilt**),,, three different • castes of India. manyloce.1 residents headed for Vie!, three-day bienniel con- The business pei1" con -,,,their cottages, on camping trips • ferenee of the evening depart- ducted by Mrs. Ralph *on, vice , or just plain `home for the holi. ments of the Presbyterian president. The; r�llc4Il was .an- 'Iday'. Many who stayed in town Church in Montreal was attended by Mrs. John ,Donaldson, Mrs. Hobert 1VicKdgne; Mrs. Ralph swered by giving a -fact about Vent much of the weekend in c India and Mrs;Taylor closed thegMeir back yards, gardening, • meeting with prayer. tinning or `enjoying the insects! cien MasinWer ter Gar Oscillating Spr \Natertng postttons for deepet , even penetratIon wkiere it's needed Cu° 4 • up to 2,200 SC1. it. Perma teaked motor ‘keeps out dtrt and cy Mr, and Mrs. David. Barry • Schlegel are residing at 63 Char: les Street following their mar- riage in St, Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow, on Saturday, May 5, at 4 p.m. Rev. G. Garratt officiated ainida setting of mixed flowers, including gladioli, mums and red, white and blue carna- tions. . Mrs. Ann Pritchard of Luck.: now was organist and srloist, Don Hachborn of Kitchener, sang "We've Only Just Begun", the Lord's Prayer and the theme from "Romeo and Juliet". • Mrs. Schiestel is the former Brenda Jean Jardine, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jardine of Lucknow. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. William Schiestel of Wingham. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a long slender gown of snow white • crystalette, •featuring high Victorian neckline, long full bishop sleeves with deep cuffs and an empire waistline. Tiny white daisies trimmed- the sleeves and the bodice of the dress and edged a king cathedral train of pure silk illusion which • was caught by a crystal and pearl headdress. She carried shasta daisies with blue velvet ribbon, Mrs. Sherry Reavie of Wing - ham was her sister's matron of honor and bridesmaids were another sister, !digs Marx Jar- dine, Miss Cathy Schiestel, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Donna Moffat, friend of the bride. They were gowned alike in one- piece dresses featuring palazzo pants with full bishop sleeves and stand-up collars. All dresses were red polyester satin and they wore matching plaid vests and white crocheted 'hats with Matching plaid bands. Each attendant carried a single long-sternmed white rose with blue streattierd. The brides niece, Miss 'belle Reavie of Wingham, was flower girl. She, wore a sltnilarlyrstyled gown but wore I Paid Why with tireamerst. in her htlit; she 8180 'coiled a thigle white roe. , Wayne trvIne of Winghton was best man and fishers were the • bride's twin brother, Brian Jar- dine, of Lucknow, Danny Mont- gomery and Tom Irwin, both of Winghain and filen& of the groom. Red carnations and lighted red tapers in candelabra adorned the tables for the reception which followed in the Lucknow Legion Hall. The bride's mother wore a floor -length dress of flowered polyester satin in shades of yel- low, orange and brown. A floor - length sleeveless yellow coat complemented her ensemble She wore bone accessories and a cor- sage of orange mums. The groom's mother chose a floor - length gown of baby blue poly- ester satin overlaid with blue sheer. Her accessories were sil- ver and she wore a corsage of ye.11ow mums. - . For travelling the bride wore a •grey and white palazzo pant en- semble with black and white .1teicessories. •. The: bride is a graduate of the • F. E. Mpdill Secondary School in Winghain. Out-of-town guests attended the wedding from Preston, Kitchen - '1. el', Michigan. Sarnia, Teeswater, -Elmira. Chatham. Owen Sound. • Neustadt and Wingham. —Prior to the wedding the bride was honored with several Showers 5 relative shower at the • home of her grandmother, Mrs. Jean Jardine, Lucknow; a mis- • cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Ruby MacLennan -of Wing - ham; a girlfirend shower at the home of Mrs. Donna Moffat of Lucknow and a neighborhood shower was held at the parish hall, Lucknow. 16 oz. Killex Lawn Weed Killer Kill stubborn weeds fast! Safely! Mixes easily with water for spraying. Shop Your PRO Store for a complete selection of Lawn & Garden Needs. Weed N Feed Fertilizer with Kiliex Kill those stubborn weeds and feed your lawn too. One operation does it! Covers up to 5,000 sq. ft. 22 lb. bag. 'Festival'Nylon Reinforced Hose Extra -strong 4 -ply reinforced hose with rust -proof couplings. Sale -priced just in time for dry summer days ahead. x 60'. •Assorted colours. 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Many who stayed in town Church in Montreal was attended by Mrs. John ,Donaldson, Mrs. Hobert 1VicKdgne; Mrs. Ralph swered by giving a -fact about Vent much of the weekend in c India and Mrs;Taylor closed thegMeir back yards, gardening, • meeting with prayer. tinning or `enjoying the insects! cien MasinWer ter Gar Oscillating Spr \Natertng postttons for deepet , even penetratIon wkiere it's needed Cu° 4 • up to 2,200 SC1. it. Perma teaked motor ‘keeps out dtrt and cy Mr, and Mrs. David. Barry • Schlegel are residing at 63 Char: les Street following their mar- riage in St, Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow, on Saturday, May 5, at 4 p.m. Rev. G. Garratt officiated ainida setting of mixed flowers, including gladioli, mums and red, white and blue carna- tions. . Mrs. Ann Pritchard of Luck.: now was organist and srloist, Don Hachborn of Kitchener, sang "We've Only Just Begun", the Lord's Prayer and the theme from "Romeo and Juliet". • Mrs. Schiestel is the former Brenda Jean Jardine, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jardine of Lucknow. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. William Schiestel of Wingham. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a long slender gown of snow white • crystalette, •featuring high Victorian neckline, long full bishop sleeves with deep cuffs and an empire waistline. Tiny white daisies trimmed- the sleeves and the bodice of the dress and edged a king cathedral train of pure silk illusion which • was caught by a crystal and pearl headdress. She carried shasta daisies with blue velvet ribbon, Mrs. Sherry Reavie of Wing - ham was her sister's matron of honor and bridesmaids were another sister, !digs Marx Jar- dine, Miss Cathy Schiestel, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Donna Moffat, friend of the bride. They were gowned alike in one- piece dresses featuring palazzo pants with full bishop sleeves and stand-up collars. All dresses were red polyester satin and they wore matching plaid vests and white crocheted 'hats with Matching plaid bands. Each attendant carried a single long-sternmed white rose with blue streattierd. The brides niece, Miss 'belle Reavie of Wingham, was flower girl. She, wore a sltnilarlyrstyled gown but wore I Paid Why with tireamerst. in her htlit; she 8180 'coiled a thigle white roe. , Wayne trvIne of Winghton was best man and fishers were the • bride's twin brother, Brian Jar- dine, of Lucknow, Danny Mont- gomery and Tom Irwin, both of Winghain and filen& of the groom. Red carnations and lighted red tapers in candelabra adorned the tables for the reception which followed in the Lucknow Legion Hall. The bride's mother wore a floor -length dress of flowered polyester satin in shades of yel- low, orange and brown. A floor - length sleeveless yellow coat complemented her ensemble She wore bone accessories and a cor- sage of orange mums. The groom's mother chose a floor - length gown of baby blue poly- ester satin overlaid with blue sheer. Her accessories were sil- ver and she wore a corsage of ye.11ow mums. - . For travelling the bride wore a •grey and white palazzo pant en- semble with black and white .1teicessories. •. The: bride is a graduate of the • F. E. Mpdill Secondary School in Winghain. Out-of-town guests attended the wedding from Preston, Kitchen - '1. el', Michigan. Sarnia, Teeswater, -Elmira. Chatham. Owen Sound. • Neustadt and Wingham. —Prior to the wedding the bride was honored with several Showers 5 relative shower at the • home of her grandmother, Mrs. Jean Jardine, Lucknow; a mis- • cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Ruby MacLennan -of Wing - ham; a girlfirend shower at the home of Mrs. Donna Moffat of Lucknow and a neighborhood shower was held at the parish hall, Lucknow. 16 oz. Killex Lawn Weed Killer Kill stubborn weeds fast! Safely! Mixes easily with water for spraying. Shop Your PRO Store for a complete selection of Lawn & Garden Needs. Weed N Feed Fertilizer with Kiliex Kill those stubborn weeds and feed your lawn too. One operation does it! Covers up to 5,000 sq. ft. 22 lb. bag. 'Festival'Nylon Reinforced Hose Extra -strong 4 -ply reinforced hose with rust -proof couplings. Sale -priced just in time for dry summer days ahead. x 60'. •Assorted colours. MAAOAAAt