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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-31, Page 8tir limes" Thuya Jy 31, 1975 �e+ar�u►�� from of Women H9Ifle Qol9os-Foxton weddIg in Sacred Heart Church Wry LouFoxtoevand David s Dolgos were united in Marriage in a double ring cere- mony by Rev. A. J. Nolan in Sacred Reart Church, Wingham, COB Saturday, July 19, at three o'clock. The altars were beautifully decorated with multicolored mums and daisies and an arrangement of blue and white garden flowers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fontan and the groom is the son of Mrs. Johanna Dolgos, all of Winghamn. Given in marriage by her father, the bide wore .a floor - k ngth gown of white polyester crepe with high waistline, stand- up cxillar and long lilypoint sleeves. The nylon illusion hood was gathered and attached to the lengthy train that fell from the shoulders.. She carried red roses and baby's breath on a white t Bible, with red rosebuds on white streamers. The attendants were dressed Mate in powder blue polyester sleeveless. gowns with navy jackets featuring short puffed . sleeves and V necklines. They wore blue ribbon in their hair and each wore a silver charm brace- let and . The attendants carried white and blue daisies with blue and white streamers. Matron of honor was Mrs. Warren Thyme, Wingham, and bridesmaids were Rhonda Fox - ton and Kathy Dolgos, sisters of the bride and groom. Michele Foxton carried her sister's train. The groom was attended by Brad Lewis as his best man, Dennis Dolgos and Rick Foxton as ushers. They wore dark blue tuxedos and trousers with white ruffled shirts and blue tinted carnation boutonnieres. The groom wore a red carnation boutonniere. Mrs. Jack Brophy was the organist. Mass servers were Mark Foxton and Craig Ander- son, cousins of the bride, and Mike Foxton, brother of the bride. Nancy Anderson and - Michele Foston carried the gifts of bread and wine to the altar at the consecration of the Mass. They were dressed alike in long powder bh a polyester V -necked dresses with short puffed sleeves. Following the wedding, a din- ner and reception were held in the Wingham Legion Hall. ; , . d Lewis acted as master of cere- monies and Ed Schneider, uncle and godfather of the bride, said the blessing. The head table was centred with a four -tiered wed- ding cake decorated in the white, blue and navy theme. The bride's mother received guests wearing a lor" mat dress of sheer blue nylon patterned with blue and mauve flowers. She wore an orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a long pink polyester halter dress and wore a white gardenia corsage_ Honored guests at the wedding were grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wissler, Tees - water, and the groom's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geert Guikema of Wingham.. For travelling west to Winni- peg, the bride chose a two-piece flowered dress with tan acces- sories and a bronze daisy cor- sage. Mr. and Mrs. Dolgos will reside in Teeswater where Mary Lou will be teaching at Sacred Heart School. David is with Electro - home, Wingham. Prior to the wedding, the bride 'Was honored at several showers. Neighbors held a shower at the home of Mrs. Harold Schiestel, hosted by Mrs. Schiestel, Mrs. Adam Kennedy and Mrs. Red- mond MacDonald. Mrs. Dorothy MacKinnon and Mrs. Mary Anderson, aunts of the bride, held ashower for relatives and friends at the home of Mrs. Anderson in Teeswater. Aunts of the bride in Wingham, Mrs. Bob Foxton, Mrs. Don Cameron and Mrs. Rod Hickey, held a shower at the home of Mrs. Hickey, for rela- tives and friends. A shower was held for friends at the home of Mrs. Bob Chettlebuugh, hosted by girlfriends, Mrs. Esther Thynne and Miss Marg Bushel. COOKIES AND MILK were the fun part of donating blood last Wednesday at the Red Cross blood donor clinic. The clinic was stationed at the CKNX studios from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Over 130 donors volunteered to give their blood during these times. SchmId - Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Wingham, was the scene of a colorful summer wedding at five o'clock on Friday, July 18, when Barbara Jean Murray of Wngham and Douglas William Schmid of Toronto were united in marriage by Rev. A. J. Nolan. Pastel ribbons with ivy and nose- gays of pastel flowers adorned the church sanctuary for the happy occasion. amiss Rosemary Schmidt was organist and ac cotnpanied the soloist, Mrs. Carl Douglas, who sang "Make Me a Channel` of Your Peace" and "A Wending Prayer". , . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray of Holy - rood. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. William Schmid of Lucknow. Mr. Murray gave his e�. Gail Barbour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barbour, RR 2, Bluevale . graduated from the Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology Nursing Program in Owen Sound can July 19.. She has ac- cepted a pasifion on the nurs- ing staff at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto_ Debbie Townsend, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Townsend of Wroxeter gradu- ated from Conestoga College, School of Nursing, K -W Hos- pital Division on Saturday, July 26, 1975. Graduation exercises were held at the Kitchener Memorial Audito- rium. Following graduation a dinner and dance were held at Cedar Grove Lodge.. Debbie is a graduate of F. E. Madill S.S. in Wingham. She has ac- cepted a position on the nursing staff of Kitchener - Waterloo Hospital_ St. Paul's Church (ANGUCAN) W INGHAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. D. RIOiARDSON, Organist and Choir leader SUNDAY. AUGUST 3 10 9 3D ca_ — Hcav Ccenrarnarrtton 3a.cop —i�h��`ry► C.rassIsassa10'n �.. I • • A t t 4 t t t 4 4 t' i i I 4 v •. • t I 4 4, t, r, OUP 1H5 ADVERTISEMENT FOR a WINGHAM .HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (LOWER SHOW Saturday, Aug. 16, 1915 MASONIC HALL, WINGHAM (John St. Lower Auditorium) OPEN TO PUBUC 1 - 6 P.M. NOTE TO EXHIBITORS: All entries must be placed between S: c i and 9:30 p.m. on FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 Sth. DRAWS AFTERUOON TEA GENERAL ADMISSION Mary Elizabeth King, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. George C. King, Teeswater, graduated from Fartshawe College, School of Nursing, St. Joseph's Campus, London, on Tuesday July 29, 1975. Graduation exercises were held at Alumni Hall, Univer- sity of Western Ontario,_ Lon- don. Attending the exercises were her parents and sisters. Julie and Helen, Teeswater, Patricia of London. Rick Ken- nedy of K rrtchener and Mary White of London. A celebra- tion dinner was held after the graduation ceremonies at The Garage Restaurant, Lan- don honoreil on anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Cal Burke were honored on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday, July 20, when about 65 friends and relatives gathered at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bateson. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Goodall, Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs. Ted Elliott, Mrs. Jim Currie and Mrs. Bateson. Out-of-town guests were present from Simcoe, Kitchener, Toronto, Walkerton, London, Mississauga and Egmonville, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Burke were pre- sented with a silver water pitcher and a decorative. Dracena tree. Stiarpi■ renioe Mr and Mrs. Morrison Shar- pui Winghham . were hostesses for the Sharpie reunion held Sunday in the Belgrave Arena. due to un- favorable weather conditions Adults and children en'oved indoor games and races arranged by Marjone Van Niekerk. Hanna Nicholson. Jane McLennan. Ruth Schefter and Shirley Nicholson. All enjoyed a picnic Bind Mrs Mane Chittack and her family will be in, charge of arranging the 1976 reunion ANNOUNCING 0 t A CHANGE QF QWNERHIP;' PAT I ISON RADIO AND ELECTRIC will close on August 2, 1975 after 40 yogi's to busio ness. 9 We wish to thank all our`Ioyal customers who mode it possible to serve Wingham and district for that length of time. We trust you will patronize our successors Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laidlaw who ore well- known in the community. Watch for the Grand Opening of LAID - LAW APPLIANCE. John i Amelia Pattison _/"././.l./../.r✓./.r./.r././.r✓.rlr../✓✓././././..�"./.r./✓,r„/.r./..r` SPECIAL INIII000CTORY PRICE Murray ceremony Body Langua BRAS 3od Lnguage daughter in marriage. The bride was preceded to the front of the church by her atten- dants. Mrs. Elaine Fisher of Bar- rie was matron of honor, at- tractively gowned in pale yellow flocked print with delicate white daisy edging. The sum- mery styling featured empire waistline, deep neckline, tiny shaped sleeves and a hemline ruffle. She carried a bouquet of daisies, baby's breath and carna- tions tinted to match her dress, with yellow streamers extending to the floor. In complementing pastel, shades were the other attendants. Miss Debbie Murray of Drayton, as bridesmaid, wore" blue flocked print with a blue and white bou- quet. Junior bridesmaid, Miss Cynthia McCarter of Wallace - burg, wore pink flocked print and carried a pin and white bou- quet; and the other junior brides- maid, Miss Melanie Kraemer of Rexdale, wore white flocked printed 'with yellow flowers and carried a matching yellow and white bouquet with yellow strearriers. The flower girl, Miss Kara Fisher of Barrie, wore a pale yellow gown, styled like that of the matron' of honor, with a white raffled pinafore. She' carried a basket of yellow rose petals and in her traditional role as flower girl, scattered them - before the bride on a white carpet. Making her entrance behind her attendants, the bride was beautifully gowned in white voile, styled on empire lines with a slightly gathered A-line skirt. Delicate Venice lace bands high- lighted the bodice, short sleeves and hemline. A full flounce trimmed the skirt and chapel - length train. A custom-made headpiece of Venice lace held her full gathered two-tiered net veil and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis, carnations and ivy, centered with a white orchid. Dr. Fraser Ashton of Lucerne, Quebec. was best man and guests were ushered by Ted Schmid of . Burlington, Barry Greib of Sund- ridge and Gerald Murray of Holyrood. Master Rodd Dales of Smiths Fails 'was ring bearer. • The groom and his attendants Wore beige linen tuxedos with brown velvet lapels and brown pants, white ruffled shirts edged with brown and brown velvet bow ties Following the ceremony. .DOW MOORE Of CK N[X and Janice Rae found themselves head-to-head when they dor-tatblood daring tar,t t & Dy's Red Cross biocid thorn -r clinic in Winghom. Busi n2M. if it can be Calliel'that. wad brink Burin; four hours the clinic spent ert the CKNX siu6ins, with 138 volunteers r,cistored guests from Smiths Falls, Barrie, Toronto, Sarnia, Rodney, Buf- falo, Wallaceburg, Drayton, Han- over, Montreal and Lucerne, Quebec, Huntsville and this area attended a reception at the Howick Community Centre. Tables were adorned with white cloths and bouquets of Queen ,line'slace centred with candles in pastel colors to • match the dresses of the bridal attendants. The head table featured two. large .glass chimneys over bouquets of Queen Anne's lace and white candles. The bride's mother wore a polyester crepe gown in vari- gated shades of apricot to deep pink. The gown was styled 'with long sleeves, flowing skirt and a soft fabric bow at the neckline. Her corsage was white gardenias with touches of green. The groom's mother chose flowered 41. figured nylon with long sleeves and full skirt, in shades of blue. She wore a white rose corsage. 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