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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-29, Page 7' " "`"'!'"'"*. • 40;4/.6, Vi • r ,• •?'„T ' • " ',1;•!•'"":"Y.T'W/11:Mtl.T.K,rrIF•4.'k",7;§,Frf.'APP447:1Mg%lilli-'1116ft''' ' • • • '• • - • • • , „, - 4..•T ":' • . • !IA • 1.,•di !,t,; bk.'? „ AltiaZakkAO•Nag4IffM ti ":".4e, 4444'1411' k.' _ H�Warij reignie(11 Adoited 'inte ROA* Le ble MUM, We Mr. and Mrs. B. Gerrie now residing in Wmgham Mr. and Mrs. radley Gerrie residing in Wingham following th exchange of marriage vows at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 27, at Sacr Heart Church, Wingham. The bri and groom both were raised Wingham, the former Rache Campeau the daughter of Richa and Sally Campeau and her groo the son of Murray and Fran Gerri Rev, Stan Soltysik officiated at double -ring ceremony and spec music was provided by the Sac Heart Folk Choir and a trio co posed of Lori, Carol and VR. Belanger. The songs chosen by bride and groom were "I Give Y Me"; "Like a Seal on Your Heart "The Rose" and "To Share The Joy". Touches of spring color brighten Sacred Heart Church for t celebration of joy, with deep pink yellow and white arrangements roses, carnations and gladioli, a tented with baby's breath, Englis ivy and fern, adorning two white candelabra, one white wicker basket and brass vases. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bridal gown was white satin cocktail -length with sequined lace overlay, styled with high neckline long sleeves, dropped waistline and tulip flared chiffon skirt. She wore a white flowered headpiece with tiny floating pearls on each side. Her bouquet was white roses, touched with baby's breath, Boston fern and English ivy. Natalie Campeau of Thunder Bay was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were the groom's sister, Pam Tiffin of Mississauga and Pam Slosser, cousin of the bride, of Owen Sound. They wore emerald green cocktail -length gowns featuring fitted velvet bodices, elbow -length sleeves and satin bubble skirts. They wore matching emerald satin shoes and flowered hairpieces trimmed with tiny floating pearls. They carried bouquets of deep pink roses, pink alstroeneria, deep yellow azalea blooms, lily -of -the -valley and Boston fern. Three friends of the groom comprised the male Members of the wedding party. Steven MacKa of Wingliam was beat man and ushers were Mike Harniton W1ihani and Ken kacLeat, Kirkland Lake. Outrof-town gUeSta freni Thunder v. Markham. Win 4ir. ICitcherier- • of the Women's Institute. Mrs. Kendra Krauter of Listowel gave an aisd 1.411tie Therwill be a aerilce Trinity Anglican (lurch cak ter Sunday, April 3, at 7 am, with breakfast to follow. There wril. also be the regular Sunday morning service at 9: ilp% Friends of Elmer mson will he sorry to hear he is a patient in Palmerston and District Hospital and hope his health will soon hp pro. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mundt have returned home after spending sometime with the former's brother, John Feigel, in Vancouver. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Inglis at Victoria. Sunday guests with Mrs. Marian Kirby were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pattison and Keila of Bailie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Douglas were Horne decoration is WI theme LAKELET—Mrs. Jake Versteeg was hostess for the March meeting are Waterloo, Mississauga, London, eir Kirkland Lake and Stratford at - :45 tended the reception at the Wingham ed Legion Hall which was decorated in de shades of deep pink, yellow and in green in table amtrepieces, wedding Ile bells and balloon groupings. rd Honored guests were the groom's m grandparents, Mrs. Ethel Gerrie e. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry, 1VIerkley, all the of Winghamlal . Guests were received by the h red bride's mother who wore a cocktail' - a m- length emerald green georgette ki dress featuring iridescent trim on the left shoulder and on the wrap-around ou peplum. Her accessories were la "; emerald green and silver and she informative '" and interesting presentation on home decoration. She had many suggestions for inexpensive decorating, as well as the more expensive ways to give homes a new look. Roll call, "Name something you made recently to decorate your home", was answered by members and guests. Mrs. William Smith gave the motto, "Making a house a home", stressing that alouse must ave material possessions and nswer emotional needs as well if it is going to become a home. The meeting closed with a social time and lunch was served by the dies in charge. ir wore a corsage of deep pin' k and • yellow Sweetheart roses sprinkled ed with baby's breath. he The groom's mother chose a two- T piece cocktail -length ivory knit of dress, the bodice trimmed with tiny h c- pearls. Emerald greer accessories w BIGGER TOWN HALL Work commenced in June of 1915 n the town hall building in eeswater. It was going to be enlarged and veneered with white rick. Campbell and Donaldson ere awarded the contract for the work. and a corsage of deep pink Sweetheart roses completed her ensemble. The newlyweds honeymooned on the island of Aruba in the Caribbean. The bride, a graduate of Fanshawe College, London, is employed by Ellison Trayel, Wingham. 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Among their special highlights were singing in the Vatican and also for Mother • Teresa. Mrs. Gary Self arrived from • eillell01101110 II 4. •tit•i,41 . • • Godgi TbeSa,�524�611. hone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie Information PLAYING FROM MARCH 25TH TO 31ST. SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M,; SUNDAY TO THURSDAY, ONE SHOW EACH EVENING AT 8:00 P.M. 0.01011111•111011•111•111•11•11,10111011111011.111•1111 1 SPRING INTO ACTION WINGHAM RECREATION DEPARTMENT 1988 SPRING PROGRAM. A New You: Instructor - Delores Cross (Hair Stylist, Cosmetician) Get ready for spring and chase away those mid -winter blues with a 6 week course providing hints on hairstyle, make- up, hand care, clothing, etc. Share your knowledge on crocheting, knitting, etc. with others. Enjoy a social time and re- freshrnents in the company of other wom- en. Receive a personalized portfolio at the end of the course. Wednesdays - 7:30-9:30 p.m., Roo 112, F.E. Madill S.S. $20.00 for 6 weeks, om- mencing Wednesday, April 13, 1988 Ladies Fitness: Instructor - Wendy Brewster Mondays and Wednesdays - 7:00-8:00 pm at the Sacred Heart Separate School. $24.00 for 6 weeks, commencing Monday April 11, 1988, Ladies Fitness: Instructor Nancy Laing Mondays and Wednesdays - 8:00-9:00 pm at the Sacred Heart Se • rate School. $24.00 for 6 weeks, commencing Monday .1111,1988 Toneties: Body Stretch: (Fitness at a Leisurely Pace) Instructor - Connie Fenton. TuesdaysandThursdays - 7:15. 8:15 pm, VVingham United Church $24.00 for 6 weeks, com- mencing Tuesday April 12,1 . (Basement Gym) Introduction to Golfing: Instructor - Ron Knight • Tuesdays - Students - 6:30-7:30 pm- Adu!ts - 7:30-8:30 pm, Gym 228, F.E. Madill S.S. $24.00 for 6 weeks, commencing Tuesday April 19, 1 . (Equipment Supplied) • Karate: Instructor - Jim Keller • Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays - 7:00-9:00 pm, Gym 228, F.E. Madill SS. $15.00 per month (family rates available). 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