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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-03, Page 8.4 rid of WOMOrk Connie * in a pretty June ceremony Oa. Saturday, June 74. at 4:Ks, COn- stance Elaine Aim of Bluevale and WOW Peter Taws of Mi-5- sis* sauga were joined in holy wed- lock. Rev. Robert H. Armstrong officiated at the ceremony which was solemnized in a setting a white shasta daisies and lighted ulle green and white candles in candelabra, in Bluevale's Knox Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ross Mann of Bluevale and the late Mr. Mann. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Taws of Mississauga. Harold Swatridge of Wingham was organist. He accompanied the soloist, Al Blais of • Toronto, who sang two vngs written by the groom for the couple's special day, "We Will Always Be in Love" and "The Love We Know". Harvey Mann of Waterloo gave - his sister in marriage. She was elegantly gowned in a floor - length dress of ivory satin - backed crepe. An original design by Carol Campbell of Lucknow, the dress was styled with empire waistline, long sleeves, pin - tucked bodice and cuffs and an attached cape. She wore an ivory straw hat with ivory satin roses ; MRS, ROSE ANN (Annie) McKay celebrated her 90th birthday on Tuesday, July lst. She is a former Wingham resident, now living in Huronview, Clinton. (SnydeleStudio) ee-Maize vows are exchanged at Lucknow UC Brenda Joanne Maize and Rob- ert yerilliam John McGee were united in marriage on Saturday, June 7, in the Lucknow United Church at 3 o'clock. White daisies and yellow mums surrounded ,lightedblue tapers in candelabra at the altar. Rev. Doug Kaufman officiated at the double -ring cere- MonY., The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maize of Luck- . now. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. -Fred McGee of Wing - ham.,, Organist Miss Mary Ellen accompanied•Havens:10140 1W- .-eand y Just Begun". Given in marriage by her fa- r; the bride chose a full length *of polyester sheer demure. •- Pleated, lace,edged the mandarin' neckline, round bodice, cuffs and hen:Aline. Sea gathers fell from a h4011 waistline, bound with wide satin ribbon which formed a bow — at, theback with, long Bowing streamers. The full bishop sleeves and bodice were made of Alincon. lace and seed pearls. A long -Chapel -train was caught at • waistline and accented with the same Alencon, lace. A Matching lace capulet 1 '1 trim- med with white\satm ribbon held , a two-tier silk veil bordered with matching lace. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of deep red Sweetheart roses, baby's breath and ivy. Miss Bonnie Maize of Stratford, s sister of the bride was maid of honor. She were a long gown of aqua blue, nylon polyester sheer flocked with tiny flowers. The , high -waisted dress had a bib bo- dice with matching edging, standupneckline, full sleeves and long cuffs fastened with tiny covered buttons. A deep gathered flounce edged the bottom of the gown. Wide -brimmed white ••1 ann and Parisian Silit ,bouquet was a nosegay flowers in shades Of brown, and off-white. Miss il1bLillow Of $11.1eVile • was maid of honor and bride*. maids were hirs.,Margaref. Nier* - adka of,MississaUga, Miss Anne Synnott bf Toronto andlliSilsTane' Hambler of Hamilton. They were gownedalike in floor -length dresses of apple green, litiVraPr• around style with empire Wait- ,• lines and V necklines. Bias-ent , shoulder4ength capes completed the ensembles and they carried wicker baskets of green and oft,. , white dried flowers. The flower girl, Angela Busbyr of Belmore, was sweetly attired in a floor4ength dress of ivoryjink, tin -backed crepe with long bell- shaped sleeves. Her detachable. cape was brown satin -backed crepe. She carried a small wicker basket with dried flowers ditnilart to those in the bride's bouquet. Joe Bator of Mississauga wart„,,, best man and ushering guests were Joe Nieradka of Missis*. gauge, Bob Gronowski of Toronto and Harvey Mann of Waterloo,,,, -4,, Master flennis Henry of Bluevale' was ring bearer. A reception followed at the Howick Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a , floor - length gown of mauve satin - backed crepe with mauve lace bodice and sleeves. A corsage of yellow Talisman roses completed. , her ensemble. The groom's mother chose a shrimp -colored floor -length dress with empire _ (519)291-3040 Bargains WE RE C4 r 44[i, 4.1,yri: waistline and open -Work jacket. For travelling, the bride don- ned a floor -length navy jersey dress with matching jacket trim- med with white c„rocheted collet and cuffs. A white wif:re-brilnnied ,hat complemented the dress. Mr. and Mrs. Taws will reside in 1V1isVssauga. Honored guests' at the wedding were the groom's grandmotheg, Mrs. G. Seive Wright of Mont- real; and the bride's grand r entg, Mr. and,Mrs., John Q. Mai of (Milton and ,lVirs. and Mrs. Harry Bast* of Gorrie AI% CO SpectIo9Ntrolo,ttr:. a00ednot • OS_ • " , PtessesSVOIS Blyth area giri is married In ceremony in Germany Yellow and white spring white wide -brimmed hat trim - flowers decorated the sanctuary med with a laceband which fell to of St. Paulus Roman Catholic the waist at the back. She carried Church, Minden, West Germany, a bouquet of yellow roses, white forthe recent marriage of Mary- fresiens and trailing green ivy. aim Cecilia Phelan and Ullrich t Attending :,her sister was Daimhaus. er. Margie Phelan of Blyth, 'attires). • The htlite4c,t4t tdauhter in a floor gown of yell9y,),/ 4,91•Vir- and mm.,,Lo betaii,thr • polyester. ,, •,!•• yoke. and -lafig. 2, Blyth, and the groom is the eld- sleeves of yellow and white lace. est son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf She wore a white wide -brimmed Diumhause.r of, Minden, West hat trimmed with yellow, and Germany. carried Yellow rose and freisie.ng: For her wedding, the bride de- • Following the ceremony, a din - signed and made her own ner and reception Were held at floor -length gown of white crepe-, the Berghof restaurant in Mind - georgette, with empire Waistline, en. Guests were present from On - sweetheart necidine'and rose -de- tario, Saskatchewan, England signed white lace -covered bodice and Germany. with long lilypoint Sleeves of lace. Following a wedding trip to The full lace overskirt opened Southwestern Ontario, the couple down the front, extending Into a , will reside in Flensburg, Ger, train at the back. She wore a many, where the bride, a grads- N SU Si°61( AIA/t/F CASES ICE And much ( LESS' LUS • *nate of St Joseph's School of Nursing, London, it employed in - the Klinik-Ost Hospital. The groom, a sergeant of the German Armed Forces, is stationed at a naval air -base nearby, . _neighborhood shower. was Ma at* halite of Mrs. Antkes‘ ivrelsgii$ and a shower for rda-.,' tiveg Was held atiiie•home of an aunt, Mrs: George Blake. •.•OwBIg Sals'es AS . • ' - IDEAL LADIES' WEAR Main Street - Mount Summertime For Picnics straw hats trimmed with aqua blue velvet ribbon completed the outfit. The bridesmaids wore identical ensembles. Each girl carried a nosegay of white daisies outlined with white baby mums and long white streamers. Miss Betty Maize of Wingham, Miss Beverley Maize, Miss Barb- ara Maize, both of Lucknow, sis- ters of the bride, Miss Janet Mc- Gee of Wingham, sister of the groom, were bridal attendants. Groomsman was Philip Beard of Wingham and ushers were Murray. Leggatt of Wingham, Matt Richardson of Goderich, IN WINGHAM JULY 10. 11 - 12 SHOP FOR FANTASTIC BARGAINS AT Miller's Ladies' Wear 1 1 1 1 St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) W INGHAM-- 1 1 REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Roctor MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist and Choir Loader SUNDAY, JULY 6 10:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 —Photo By Snyder Studio Ronald McGee of Wingham, brother of the groom, and Brent Maize of Lucknow, brother of the bride. They wore royal blue twt- edos with black velvet collars ruffled white shirts edged. With black, and yellow, carnations on the lapels. The bride's -mother. wore a floor -length gown of yellow poly- ester interlocked in an empire waist styling with cape, sleeves. The groom's mother chose a long gown in apricot polyester with cut away neckline with matching lace bolero jacket with wrist length sleeves. Both mothers wore baby white carnations with white accessories. The fathers also wore royal blue tuxedos. Dinner tables were decorated with blue candles and vases of single yellow carnations at the church. A three -tiered wedding cake decorated with blue roses made the centerpiece for the bride's table. A dance followed in the Lucknow Arena. For travelling to the Western Provinces, the bride wore a plaid pantsuit in pastel colors with matching blouse and white ac- cessories. he chose a corsage of pink Sweetheart rosebuds. The newlyweds have taken residence at 301 William St., Wingham, Ontario. The bride is employed at the Bank of Commerce in Wingham and the groom is a mechanic at McGee Auto Electric in Wing - ham. A neighborhood shower was given by Mrs. Mae Hunter and Mrs. Annie Shiells of Lucknow; and a relative shower by Mrs. Florence Reid, Mrs. Joyce God- dard and Mrs. Pearl Anderson of Goderich. A party was held in honor of the bride and groom by •thefstaff members of the Bank of Commerce in Wingham. —Mike Beattie assisted Rev. T. K. 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