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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-06-27, Page 8Il Advance- , 'Thursda , JUNO 27, 1274 from The World of Women Home and F�rmer resident marrted in pretty ,line ctremony Tall standards of blue and double -rang ceremony. Mrs. T. a lace Juliet cap trimmed with Mauve lilacs and candelabra Clark presided at the organ. seed pearls, She carried a nose - Andrew's a lovely setting at St. Given in marriage by lex' gay of pink Sweetheart roses and Andrew's United Church, Mark- father, the bride looked lovely in baby's breath. ham, on Saturday, June 1, for the her mother's wedding gown of marriage of Daphne Jean, only blush satin with a lace bertha and The maid of honor, Miss Debbie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford tight -fitting bodice. The long Mealia, Willowdale, chose a gown Robb, Uxbridge, to David Gordon sleeves tapered to points over the of ivory pongee print with blue Nichols, only son of Mr. and Mrs, hands and the full skirt ended in a flowers and carried a basket of Gordon Nichols, Truro, N.S. Rev. full train. Her finger-tip veil of blue carnations, shasta daisies Donald H. Parr officiated at the illusion tulle was held in place by and baby's breath. The bridos- Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) =-W INGHAM ----- REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, JUNE 30 Trinity Thr.. 11:00 a.m.--Holy Communion GRAND OPENING The Old General Store BELMORE (Formerly Press' Store) Thursday, Friday, & Saturday (June 27, 28, & 29) Brian and Janet Marston invite you to take advantage of their opening specials. Toastmaster BREAD 3/.99 I � 2/.69 9.69 .49 Campbells TOMATO SOUP 4/.59 KLEENEX ;3131 COHOE SALMON 9.05 4 quarts plus deposit .99 Van Camp BEANS Maitre D' COFFEE 10 oz. E. D. Smith KETCHUP Kist POP York, Clover Cram ICE CREAM 1 Gal. .99 10% OFF ALL RUBBER BOOTS WHILE QUANTITIES LAST FREE DRAW (To Be Made July 12) 1st Prize - $15.00 voucher 2nd Prize $10.00 voucher r'ird Prize w Ham maids, Mrs. Kathryn, Ro b, Willowdale, sister-in-law of bride; Miss Kathryn Ann Kolt n, Watertown, N.Y., cousin of the bride and Miss Jane Turple, Milford, N.S., cousin of the groom, wore gowns of ivory pongee print with pink flowers and carried baskets of pink carnations, shasta daisies and baby's breath. Their floor-lengtii gowns were fashioned alike, on princess lines with mandarin collars and long tapered sleeves. Each wore a single silk rose in her hair. The little flower girl, Miss Peta Phillips, Willowdale, was dressed similarly to the bridesmaids in a floor -length gown of ivory pongee print with yellow • flowers. She carried a basket of pink, blue and yellow carnations and baby's breath. The groom was attended by David Robb, Willowdale, brother of the bride, as best man. The ushers were. Andrew Lynch, Halifax, N.S. ; Kenneth Lowry, Port Credit, friends of the groom and Jeffrey Kolton, Watertown, N.Y., cousin of the bride. They wore ivory jackets with brown lapels, ivo ruffled shirts and brown pants Before the beer of Ernest Taylor of Willowdale, sang "0 Promise Me"; during the ceremony,. "The Lord's Prayer" and during the signing of the register, "The Wedding Song''. A reception and dance was held at the Sleepy Hollow Golf and Country Club, Stouffville. The bride's mother received guests wearing a pale green floor -length French crepe coat dress trimmed with seed pearls and a white orchid corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a white organza sheer tailored dress with tangerine satin stripes and a white orchid corsage. After the reception and dance the young couple left amid • a shower of good wishes and con- fetti for their honeymoon in Eastern Ontario. They will reside pp Halifax, N.S. Prior to her marriage many parties were field: Mrs. Kathryn Robb, Willowdale, a miscel- laneous shower; Mrs. G. Nichols, Truro, N.S,, a miscellaneous shower; Mrs. S. Kolton and Miss Kathryn Ann Kolton, Watertown, N.Y., a limp shower; Mrs. H. Boadway and Mrs, T. Croxall, Uxbridge, a miscellaneous shower and Miss Debbie Mealia, Willowdale, a wine shower. Mr., Mrs. W. CoIquhoun residing in Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Colquhoun are residingat 191 St. Andrew Street, Mild, ell, folldwing their marriage Friday, June 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Salvation Army Citadel, Wingham. Mrs. Colquhoun is the former Patricia Amelia Wharton, daughter of Mr. and,,: ; ss „. boinas Wharton, Vt_ alm. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colquhoun of Mitchell. Captain J. Cameron officiated at the ceremony and organist Mrs. Cameron provided wedding music which included "0 Perfect Love" and "Wedding Prayer". Baskets of irises, peonies and spirea . adorned the church I sanctuary for the occasion. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor - length, long-sleeved gown of satin brocade embossed with lily of the valley, with V -neckline trimmed in yellow lace. A headpiece of lily of the valley held her long nylon illusion veil which fell into a train and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses, white daisies and lily -of -the -valley. Miss Linda Wharton of London chose a floor -length goWn of pale blue chiffon with lace jacket, in her role as maid of honor. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and white carnations. John Parsons of Stratford was groomsman and guests were ushered by Barry Colquhoun of Stratford and Richard Wharton of Ayton. A reception followed at the Wingham Legion Hall where the head table was decorated ° with the yellow and white bridal bouquets and centered with a wedding. cake,trimmed with dainty yellow rses and white doves. The bride's mother wore a floor -length dress featuring a navy blue crimpoline skirt and white top with navy coin dots. A corsage of pink carnations completed her ensemble. The groom's mother those a dress of turquoise chiffon with long lace sleeves. Lakelet Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Colson of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Metzger and family. Visiting on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper were Mr. and Mrs. Del Hickling, Sandra and Debbie of Toronto and Glen Hickling and friend Sue. Mrs. Ervin Reidt was hostess for a bridal shower held Sunday afternoon in the Clifford Com- munity Hall, in honor of Miss Dianne Wylie, bride -elect. Several neighbors, friends and relatives" from Lakelet and community were present for the social afternoon. The population of the Yukon Territory durng the Klondike gold rush of 1860 totalled five Americans for every one Cana- dian. For ✓ travelling, the bride donned a pink crimpoline short- sleeved dress with contrasting yoke and pockets. Out-of-town guests attended the wedding from Toronto, Elmvale, Listowel, Mount Forest., St. Pauls, Mitchell, Ripley, Teeswater and St ford. Honored` guests were the �iride s grandmother, Mrs. Charles Sewers of Wingham, and the groom's ..grandmother, Mrs. Florence Boyd of Mitchell. darks -Lytle vows exchanged in Brussels United Church Donna Anne Lytle, daughter of Irwin Lytle of Harriston, was, married to Murray Thomas Wilson Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Marks of Belgrave, in the United Church, Brussels, on Saturday, June 15, at 7 p.m. Rev. Eric LeDrew of- ficiated, with Mrs. Lyle Brothers as.;ovganist. Mrs, Betty. Graber, soloist, sang "O Promise Me" d "The Wedding Given in marriage� ther, the bride wore a wedding gown of white sheer polyester.. The bodice was covered flowered lace and featured d with Ell,. length lacy sleeves gathered into cuffs at the wrists. Her long sheer Veil, which was carried by Miss Jenny Hopper, cousin of the groom, of Wingham, as attached to a headpiece of crown jewels on lace. She carried a bouquet of red Sweetheart roses, white carna- tions and i baby's breath. Matron' of honor was Mrs. Judith Bell of Clinton, sister of j, pie groom and frig maids wed + esle f fl riston sister of the bride, and Miss Lynne Wood of Palmerston, cousin of the bride. They wore floor -length gowns ' of red D.oubierings for irance-Lambkin vows Debra Louise Lambkins dangly, ter of Mr. and Mae Lorne Lamb- kin of RR 1, Foxdwich, was married to James Melvin France of Ripley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin France of Atwood. on June 21 in a double -ring ceremony at the Atwood Presbyterian Church. The church was decorated with white candelabra and pink mums as Rev. Dennis Clarke officiated and Miss. Linda Martin of Ford- wich played the organ. . The bride wore a white crepe old-fashioned gown with long sleeves and long flowing train polyester satin, featuring short puffed sleeves with lace trim. They carried bouquets of white shasta mums. Flower girl was Miss Lori Wood of Palmerston, cousin of the. bride. The best ,man was Robert Bell of Clinton, brother-in-law of the groom, and ushering guests were Ken Marks, brother of the groom, and the bride's brother-in-law, Wayne Wesley of Harriston. The male attendants wore tuxedos consisting of white jackets trimmed with black and black trousers. They wore white shirts trimmed with mauve frills and mauve carnation boutonnieres. Kevin Coutts of Mount Forest was ring bearer. The mother of the groom wore a floor-lengthdress of spring green polyester crepe with long gathered sleeves, covered but- tons and frilled neckline. Her corsage was white carnations. The reception was held in the Brussels Legion Hall where a smorgasbord dinner was served. Guests attended from St. Marys, London, Harriston, Palmerston, Mount Forest, Moorefield, Wingham, Newmarket, Brussels, Belgrave, Lucknow�►, Goderich, ad y • t t Fob, 'trd el Ontario, the bride wore a blue and white suit with white ac- cessories. They will reside at RR 1, Belgrave. and a short illusion veil which was held by a headpiece of small satin flowers,. leaves and seed pearls. She had blue satin ribbon trimming her waistband and cuff;. 'She carried a cascade of red roses,, The bridesmaids, Lois Lano- line, Linda Rybicki and Yvonne France, all wore blue polka -clot 1 organza `gowns, with white lace trim. They carried nosegays, of pink, straw mums and white. pompoms, with white pompoms scattered in their hair. The bride's mother received guests wearing a shocking pink gown with a corsage of white mums trimmed with pink. The groom's mother wore a deep yellow crimplene gown with a corsage of white mums trimmed 1 with yellow. The best man was Greg Smith of Brussels with ushers Bob Lambkin, bride's brother, and Gordon Coulter, groom's cousin. The reception was held at the Elma Memorial Community Centre do Atwood. The groom who is employed by Ontario Hydro as a steam fitter at Douglas point, took his bride on a trip to northern Ontario and J` the East Coast. The couple will reside at Rip- ley. Baptismal rites held Sunday� "The Practice of Baptism" was the title of the meditation de- livered by Rev. Barry Passmore at the morning worship sere' n the Wingham United Church. e baptized two infants, A Shannon Laurice Simon, daughter of Mr: add Mrs. Barry Simpson; and Michael Douglas Tiffin,son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tiffin. h ng the service, Mr. Reiss- relialso dedicated two Riew hymn books for use in the church, a gift in memory of the late Mr. and Mr's. Arthhr Edgar Sr., donated * the family. 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