The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-07-04, Page 13Coupl.r Winafter summer genial�
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Stitol Mrs.
The brielesmatlis,
Mese -et Mawr, behhitilaill
et Dublin, eosin et *II MAN lad
Opel* Perri* of ata,
siettr et the laid*, wore blue
10101* 60 Mak* the mete* et
•,ware tleinens
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at Emmanuel
.
Given
father � ' bride
traditional gein of white
crepe. The Mine skirt cam,
into afull-length cathedral, train
in the rned by a
bow a
wat.ows of guipure
agave the amine a scalloped
effect GidPure Ince off; the
empiro waist, mandarin collar
and shier yoke.
sleeves bed on thee.and
guipure lime appliques trimmed•
the sleeves, skirt and neckline,
AJuliet capwpvitl lace'aPP
held ' illue%n veil outlined with.
lacedch fell into a train, She
carried a bouquet of lSweet
heart . and baby's* breath:
• with white
steam.
. Mrs. ,Reef ,Dsuodof Cambridge
chose a flcar -I tt pink French
dotted S go featuring'
a
wide ruf 1f at the .heaps, mite
insertion with daisy' lace outline
accented thewaistlineand.upper
rt of the loin* Unlined sleeves.
low
square neckline, bodice
and cuffs were tOnmed With
daisy ace..
The
end
A reception teak place at. the
Waterloo Neter inn.'' The ,bb%
moth!' received the
wearing a ;bhae emir
,length Oforn a
with low aquaei
and long area,. lier corsage
was res.
The
white
:s
rose y'" 'crepe'
sage of white 'teens.
honor at the were
JJohnston'.R 'Robinsony"'Mi son . Gershon*:
on of Y ,
pothers of tbe groom.
The bre, an
pantsuit with a
bees as the Om*
tibur trough. the t
a er ise to .Na au, on
Oceanic: ' ` wig.
latc . t...,...
an 10,1tatsen
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Beaver carries a
complete line of
spruce lumber for
your home and cottage
building needs.
Great Panel Buys!
a��
room! Our new fall
We need more
panelling selections are arriving
and most in-store stock must go
at our lowest prices this year.
If you've got panelling in mind,
now's the time to buy for both
home and cottage. It's `first
come, first served', so hurry in
and select yourself a bargain!
Select from these groups:
• Famous -name #1 quality panels
• Small lots—perfect for one
wall or smaller rooms
• Seconds—barely noticable .
flaws mean low, low prices
Ne C, F. Johnson, r
Anglican rector, 'w who, with Mrs,
Johnson,' left to reside in Toronto
this week, was the guest preacher
at the Salvation 'grimy Sunday
morning Ad evening. •
-Cadet and Mrs. William
Henderson have been meted to
New Glasgow, ' Nova Scotia, for
the summer months. ' They will.
return to training at Salvation
Army College, Toronto, in the
fall. Cadet and Mrs. Men
will be visiting. during, 0_
sumniereldritlfolter.Wattd4Wis,
Albert Marshall, the'' a former- at
one time a Salvation Army of-
ficer in Hingham. • 1
—A number of music -lovers
from Wingham and area at-
tended opening night at Stratford`
on Thursday evening, when "La.
Vie Parisienne" was staged at
the Avon Theatre.
—Don Farnell read the epistle
at the morning worship service in
St., Paul's Anglican Church..
Harry Brydges assisted by read-
ing the Gospel. Rev. T. K. Haw-
thorn was in charge of the ser-
vice.
—Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher
of Patrick Street, Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Machan of Kitchener
have returned home after a vaca-
tion to the Canadian East Coast.
—Mr. and ,Mrs. Grant Currie
and Timmy spent the weekend
with. hi , parents, Mr. and Mrs.
•Merey-Re: t
Currie•,, •
Cana
Meree, Han
and
wed itis new duties J`u�l►
Holiday weekend visite**
with Mr; and Mrs •r George she..
were Mr,,end,
:Timmy and
Mr:
Guelph, Ilk. and.
Whitticker,. Paul and Blaine
Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Cannon
Machan of Waterloo, . and:
Mrs. Ed Monteith of Bmbro,p'
and Mrs. Bill Gibson, Gr
and Billie of Whitechu .. lI
attended: the `Old Boys' Reuosi,
at tueknow. a
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry' ie
were guests Friday <at the
marriage of their granddaughter,
Heather Morrs, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Trevor ` Morrs, at
Georgetown. Also attending •the.
wedding were 1Vr. and Mrs.,
Gerry Gerrie of Stratford, Mics.
Marion McCallum of London and
Miss Penny Gerrie -of Toronto.
The latter returned home with
her parents to spend the holiday
Wingham,weekend in Wingham,
1/2 PRICE PANELLING SALE
buy 1 at regular price
get panels at 1/2price
STORE HOURS:
Monday thru Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturday
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
THANKS TO BUD MOORE of Municipal Services Co.,
Wingham is sporting newly -painted white lines around our
parking spaces and intersections. Mr. Moore was up bight
and early on Monday morning to take advantage of the traf-
fic Tull downtown on the national holiday. Mr. Moore said
the lines should have been done earlier in the year but wet
weather had played havoc with the work schedule.
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