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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-08-21, Page 5MO* COWItin, , rap* f R � ! , ' g ' . ir�ti� Rll�e. � !� tisk '�� �' '��• the ei typ,' gat ';� a�r,'�s, ' ,�.,, y and 'ti? e impoct* et of ' word ti. of. , , to!t i for ir�rwelr( " Whig Pei 110. rried. in ony die Rog. S1.09 PENS PKG. 4F 3 39c 1 1 1 Duo-Tiiigs Clipboard Reg. 25c Reg. $1.45 89c 0 t / I ,I 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Get Smart BINDERS Reg. 79c 49c Reg. $1,90 REFILLS200 Sheetsill19 ' Lined •• Dixon's - Colored Reg. $3.59 Pkg. of 24 PENCILS x1.99 One Inch Vinyl Reg. $2.59 BINDER s1.39 . Reg. 59c Scotch Tapeioio"3/ 1 1 TRIANGLE OIBCOUNT PAT[VT HIED/C/h'Es •_CCSMEn<s • TOBACCOS Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six ♦ 1r1.....11.v4141.1NW.11.-1 1�1-.1111,►.111KK,11.111.i.1K�t�s� THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET PAk # t• r ' ,.',� $4 ., $8 BORG FABRICSUITABLE FOR DRAPES BEDSPREADS, RUGS, SEAT COVERS, ETC. PER YARD 'll A . double -ring 'ceremony, ,Kledinized acid setting, yellow gladioli and Daisies, united in marriage Patricia Dawn '• ming of Fordwich and Mark John Brun arakl of PortCo' l- • borne in Trinity Anglican Church, Fordwich, on Saturday, August 2, at foul o'clock. Rev. William Parker officiated and Jim Brown of Port Colborne was the organist. Miss Linda Martin of Fordwlch, soloist, sang "We've Only Just Begun" during the signing of the register. The organ prelude was "Walk Hand in Hand" and "May Each Day" was played as the recessional. Peter King, brother of the bride, upon u timing hie mother, lit the altar candles and two candles on either side of the Trinity 'candle. the bride is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. Donald King of Ford- wich and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brunarski of Port Colborne. Mr. King gave his daughter .in marriage. The bridal gown was floor - length silk lagoda. Re -em- Kathy Blake> daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Blake of Guy township, graduated from Fanshawe College, School of Nursing, St. Jo- • seph's Campus, London on Tuesday, -July 29. Graduation exerc ises' were •he19daf•.;,Al Ola - ni Hall, UrilVersity of Western Ontario. Kathy was enter- tained at a dinner in her honor at the Knotty Pine Inn, London and a reception was held at her parents' home on Sunday afternoon. NEW + STORE HOURS: MON DAY through FRIDAY HAM to 9 PM SATURDAY 9 AM to 6 PM Closed SUNDAYS HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE MEN'S- BOYS' -LADIES* GIRLS' anal BABY'S WEAR YARD GOODS -FURNITURE- MATTRESSES -PAINT SEWING MACHINES -SMALL APPLIANCES -LAMPS LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA FABRIC SALE a OUR KNITS TOWEL ENDS TOWELLING COTTON VELOUR BEDSPREAD ENDS BEDSHEETS LINGERIE ENDS BY THE POUND BY THE POUND BY THE POUND BY THE POUND BY THE POUND 1) BY THE POUND BY THE POUND '1.57 f2.47 '3.97 x3.71 '1.60 52.27 '1.27 Continues inside the Rest of this Month broidered Venice lack ee the ftenaiSsance sleeves, Scoop - line and natural waistline ` and also adorned the afull joettld t skirt and court train. A eaOW Venice lace and seed 1ls. held her three -tiered fingertip Veil :of silk illusion and Venice taee and she carried a cascade b01.4100t. of Orange Delight roses. Before leaving the church, the:bride'e- sented each of the mothers and grandmothers with a kiss ate; an Orange Delight rose. Maid of honor was ileis 1,400i se of Tara and bride irn were Miss Kim Baylor .and. Georgina Rybicki of • FArdWich and Mrs. Dave Brunarski of Toronto. They were gowned alike in floor -length halter -style gowns of pistachio mint jersey. Matey►= ". Inc gathered bolero jackets had covered buttons and Juliet sleeves. They wore gold crones, gifts from the bride, and allied bouquets of white Figi mmnus, yellow buttom mums, baby's ' breath and fern. The flower girl, Miss Patti D'Arcey of Fordwich, Wore a similarly -styled gown ' and carried a basket of yellow and white daisies. She also wore a gold cross, the gift of the bride. Dave Brunarski.of Toronto was his brother's best man and ushers were Terry Tudan of Ford ieh, cousin of the groom, Peter King, brother of the bride, and John Brunarski, brothel of the grOm, of . Port Colborne. The bride's cousin, Gary King of Harriston, was ring bearer. The bride's father and the groom's atten- dants wore brown Windsor -style tuxedos with dark brown velvet trim and mint green shirts; Diumer was served at 6:30 4 the Fiowick Community etre where the bride* ' t#able was centred with a three -tiered wedding cake and white candies with orange and green. Baby's breath centred all the tables. Dave Brunarski was master of ceremonies and Rev. E. C. Att- well of Ottawa led in the table grace. A reception followed at 8:30. The bride's mother wore a floor -length gown of printed nylon in shades of peach, yellow and gold, styled with a mushroom skirt and bolero jacket. She wore yellow and white accessories and a cymbidium orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a floor - length gown of sh ikup-t:olooed satin -lined polyester crepe. The bodice of the drest:v was beaded and she wore a cyrabidium cor- sage. For travelling to Ottawa and the eastern states, the bride chose a two-piece rust and white new -length dress with rust ac- cessories and a cymbidium or- chid corsage. They will reside in Waterloo where the groom at- tends university. The bride is employed in the office of Home Hardware, St. Jacobs. Out-of-town guests attended the wedding from Wingham, Kitch- ener, Harriston, Listowel, Goderich, Hanover, Toronto, Hamilton, Agincourt, Welland, Fenwick, Mississauga, Port Col- borne, Ottawa, Warren, Michi- gan, and Buffalo, New York. Honored guests were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fitch of Wingham, and the groom's grandmother, .Mrs. George Tudan of Port Colborne. Future bride: ;honored of Whifechurch showers WHITECHURCH — The local Community Memorial Hall has been the scene of some happy ac- tivity lately as brides-to-be have been 'honored at separate showers. On August 8, a shower was held in honor of Mary Lou Adams when Mrs. John deBoer presided over an evening of fun and enter; tainment.° While - the crowd was gatheiringadm Don,ltoss Played several musical numbers. Tht bride was accompanied to her place of honor by her sisters, Janet and Andrea, who later as- sisted with the gifts. Miss Lori Jamieson gave a reading, "The Old Bachelor's Sale", and Mrs. Jim deBoer and Mrs. Martin conducted interest- ing contests. Community singing was enjoyed with Mrs. Ross at the piano. Mrs. Millan Moore entertained with two reading, "A Recipe for a Happy Home" and "When Pa Counts'. Mrs. Jim deBoer read an ad- dress and the gifts were pre- sented by Colleen, Dawn and Stephanie Adams. Among the gifts displayed were chinaware, plaques, linens, an ironing board and electrical appliances. The mothers decorate& a wedding cake with the bows. Last Friday evening, Ruth El- liott was honored by a similar event. The ' hall was decorated with pink, white and blue streamers and the table was en- hanced with parasols trimmed with pink, blue and white rosettes. Mrs. Victor Emerson presided for the program. Wendy Forster and Brenda Forster sang a duet with Mrs. Jack Forster as piano accompanist. Lori Purdon con- ducted an alphabet contest. Participating in a mock wed- ding, which proved very humor- ous and„.entertaining, were Mrs. Bill Gibson, • Mrs. Jack Forster, Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, Mrs. Don Ross, Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs. Ronald Forster. Kathy Purdon con- ducted contests and clothespin messages, which each person wore, were read by Miss Elliott. Mrs. Emerson then read a short address to Ruth after which the gifts were opened. Assisting Ruth were a public school friend, Karen Rivett, and a college friend, Mrs. Elaine Armstrong. Kathy Purdon, Gayle Rintoul and Jane Laidlaw also helped with the gifts. Little Karen Elliott looked after the bows. Among the gifts received were linens, blankets, dishes, • elec- trical appliances and kitchen- ware. Both the brides expressed thanks for the special evenings planned to honor them. Lunch was served at the close of the evenings' entertainment. Open House will be held at the Elliott home on August 30. A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME may smell just as sweet, but it cert$nly couldn't have, looked any more glorious than th'e roses entered.in the Wingham Horticultural SOcletY • summer show Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Angus was entranced by the variety and speetactsi& color of the various arrangements and entries. Harris-Lumb exchange Margaret Mary Lumb of Ot- tawa and John Arthur Harris -both of Ottawa exchanged marriage vows at Fordwich United Church Aug. 16. She is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Wilde and the late Joseph Wilde of Wythenshawe, Eng. and he is the son of Mrs. Eva Harris and the late Clarence Harris of Ford- wich. . Rev. John Stinson officiated and Soloist Howard Harris, uncle of the groom of Goderich was accompanied by organist Nadine Carswell of Port Elgin. The church was decorated with baskets of yellow gladioli and shasta daisies. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle Jack Powell. She wore a dotted yellow swiss dress with eyelet cap sleeves and Home Helpers lead meeting The Women's Missionary Society of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church • Winglitim, held its nionibly meeting fn Hie fellow- ship hall on August 12. The Home Helpers were in charge . of the meeting. The president, Mrs. R. H. Arm- strong, opened the meeting with the call to worship. An opening hymn was sung and Mrs. Arm- strong conducted the business. Gifts were received to be sent to the psychiatric hospital. Mrs. J. McKague read the scripture from Psalm 34 and the meditation was found in the Glad Tidings. Mrs. H. Aitchison led in prayer. The offering was received by Miss Agnes Williamson and dedi- cated by Mrs. J. Currie. Following the singing of a hymn, Mrs. Armstrong intro- duced Mrs. TenPas who outlined her work at Brookhaven. She was thanked and encouraged in her good work, by Mrs. W. Congram. The meeting was closed by singing a hymn .and Miss Leah Currie led in closing prayer. A social hour was enjoyed by all. a ruffled skirt. In her hair she wore a white Juliette cap ant carried a bouquet of glamellia and carnations. Matron of honor was Patricia Watkins, sister of the groom of Bolton..cShe were sf yellow A4ine cotton dress with an overskirt of organza trimmed with white lace and matching flowers were worn in her hair. She carried a bouquet of white Shasta daisies and baby's breath. Special guests from Man- chester, Eng., Ottawa; New- market, Thornhill, Goderich, Port Elgin, Beaverton, Rich - r vows mond Hili, Toronto, Meaford, neighboring towns were prey at the reception held Irl: ` church. The bride's niother wow; chiffon dress with a ca'i and .stephanotis cage. groom's mother wore aYhll floral designed dress with carnation and st phanotig ' e0tb sage. After a wedding trip to eastern. Canada and Quebec the `fie will reside in Ottawa. She :f Berk in the Bank of Nova &Oki and he is .an account nt tai, the” Imperial Bank of Commerce; THE DECOR SHOPPE will be LOSE DURING THE LAST WEEK IN AUGUST iI THE DECOR SHOPPE Wingham Phone 357-2002 11111 I I I I1111I I I II i 111111111 11111111I11111I111I I I I I1I111U [PENS AND PENCILS O co W to OC W W PENCIL POUCHES N W CO MRS. DAISY CONNELL presided at one of the more popular attractions at the flower show Saturday: the plants she was guarding were all for sale. The exhibits and arrange- ments inside the Masonic Hall, however, were worth a look ... dust for "a-a-ah's" sake. r- INDEX DIVIDERS Stop to Checkoff All Your SCHOOL UPPLI[S HARRIS STATIONERY 0 4 0CO0. 0 401 4 a. WINGHAM 357-3191 TYPEWRITER PAPER