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Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-04, Page 6• •• 'J.,. • . , • '• • 4t4 ',4.01;'•• ' jl r wed to ceremony 1flted Church ted with white • Oak pompon eleMuits and pink ..,icandles for the wedding - get effieny uniting Linda May ,2,1MeSs and Daryl Joseph • NVidker. Rev. Hakyoo Park officiated at the dpuble-ring ' ". Ceremony solemnized on May 10 at seven o'clock in the evening. Parents of the bride are Bruce Harkness of RR 1, Clifford and the late Mrs. Ida Harkness and -the groom's parents are Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Walker, RR 4, Wingham. Laura Inglis of London was organist and `Annie's Song', 'You Light Up My Life' and 'The Wedding Prayer' were sung by Ruby • Kopf of Walkerton and Roy Haskins, RE 1, Clifford. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a floor -length gown with sweetheart neckline and long sheer sleeves. The bodice featured daisies and seed pearls with miniature daiffieS aPpliqued on the skirt • in scallops extending froth the waistline to the hemline The same pattern adorned the sleeves and the OP of the skirt which fell to .a chapel train. A Matching headpiece of miniature: daisies and seed pearls held the elbow -length veil which completed her ensemble, Her bouquet consisted of dusty pinkSweetheart roses, white gardenias, white bridal wreath, roseleaf and baby's breath on a white lace fan with pink ribbon streamers. Maid of honor was Evelyn Dickson of RR 1, Clifford, friend .of. -the bride, and bridesmaid was Kaye Woods of Strathroy, another friend. They were owned alike in soft pink floor -length dresses. They featured accordion -pleated skirts and sheer capes which extended to points at the front and open hacks fastened at the necklines. They carried • nosegays I�f dusty pink Sweetheart roses, pink azaleaz white apple blossoms, yellow bridal wreath and haby's breath :edged with white lace. They 6 t wore dusty Pink Sweetheart roses and baby's breath in their hair. Heather and Sonya Harkness of RR 1, Clifford, nieces of the bride, were flow girls. They wore floor- Iengtb dresses of white eyelet with ruffled skirts, short puffy sleeves, empire waistlines and pink lace trim. They carried white wicker baskets of flowers similar to those of the senior attendants and wore bands hair. fapink bridal wreath in their ir The groom wore a silver grey tuxedo with darker grey lapels and a dusty pink Sweetheart rose boutonniere with baby's breath. Similarly attired were the best man, Larry Elliott of RR 1, Wroxeter, cousin of the groom, and usher Kelvin FIscher, RR 1, Bluevale, cousin of the groom. Honorary ushers were Leland and Ron Harkness, both &f RR 1, Clifford, brothers of the bride. The groom's mother wore a floor -length accordion - pleated gown of dusty, pink with a matching lace jacket and a corsage of dusty pink Sweetheart roses and white bridal wreath. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Belmore Community Centre. The couple now resides in Bluevale. CGT—Six Wingham girls graduated Iasi Tuesday from the Canadian Girls im Training. In front are Dianne Orien, Ruth Taylor-ri(ptiA R*Ilayden. In the back row are Susan Nixon, Cat , WOO, ann and Karen Wood. The graduation cereinnitleOteld at the, Wing MRS. LEWIS STONEHOOg ' • • " '• haiXfOnited Church, included presentation of .pfneto grads, skits, 404,§ guest speaker, Mrs, Merle Under- viodd,„-vill*drialfted'tke-adjUatinents beingmadeby the Vletnamese.copple sponsored by the Presbitterian -• • • , BelgrcniePersong I INIOlos, Claude Cartwright of Londesboro spent the week- end with his grandmother, Mrs. Mae Rinn. Maitland WI sees •film on Birthright • Colleen Schenk, coor- ,dinator of .the organization Birthright in the town of Winghamb. •was guest speaker -when the Maitland Women's Institute met May 27. The meeting was con- • ducted by • Mrs. Gerry Belanger, and Mrs. Nelson • conveners for Family arid Consumer Affairs. Wt. -Belanger read an address ixtaAnel,0 the motto and introduced the, guest sPeakWi. • ••Mra. Schenk showed a film concerning ways Birthright helps pregnant women. A question period followed • ‚with many •questions, an- sweredby the speaker. Mrs. Hill, Blanked her and gave . her a token of appreciation. 'The meeting opened with • the. Ode and Mary Stewart • Collect. Mrs. Les Jacklin read the April minutes and • gave the financial •report. • Mrs. Sid Adams welcomed the guests. • • An invitation was received Photo,.Ward RolUetiso•n from the Clinten VVI to attend • - • its' 75th anniversary in •September. A reminder was • given that the June meeting • is a pot luck supper. A report on the District Annual at Goderich was'given by Mrs. Jacklin and Mra, Bevan Brown gave a report on the •officers' • conference •at Waterloo. The fall•rally will be held at Gorrie. The roll call was 'Give a family ride You havein your household' and motto was 'Give credit -to today's • youth; remember we were young once'. •'Lunch and a social time followed the meeting. Reunion held • in London The P.H.A.M. enjoyed a day at the home Of Mrs. Marian Rae in 'London last week on May 27: Those at- • tending from the Wingliam • area were Jessie Lucknow ;Irtme Ballagh, Belmore; Peg Bateson, •• Verne. 'Galbraith, Beryl • Elliott and Dimps Mathers. Iran Sturdy and Isabelle Howson of Cambridge (Galt) • were also present. IVix. and Mrs. Elroy Kuntz and •family of Kitchener spent Sunday with her Idr,s. Mae Rinn. Mr and Mrs. Carl Weber visitedOiffriday and Satur- d4 ivitlitOr son and daugh- ter:Ali-4W, Mr. and Mrs. •Lavern LOgie of Picton, and her brother,"Mr. Orville •Spencer of Bloomfield. COngratulatiOns to Mrs. Elizaheth Leslie, who will be Celebrating ber 92nd birth- day, on Suiiday, , June 8. •--,tieorge ''Michie attended the' 28th United Church rqeo's, •conference held at *hi HouSe, Port Carling, mizthe Weekend. The theme • speilter•was?Mr. Thomas A. Langford, who spoke on "Christian Wholeness". He is.-11dan Oil Duke Ditnity • 'SchtiOVNtirth Miss JoaLEdgar of , deb; Mrs': 0144/4et‘dgae nd Miss Shirley Edged pf WhigL ham, were dinner' guests on. •Saturday 'evening- with 4Mr. and, Mrs. Lewis Stoiteholtie. 'IMF. and Mrs. Carl JONI- Ston of Bluevale Were dinner guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Beit Johnston on, Saturday eve- ning. •• • Mrs. Harry McGuire and • Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone- house visited •On Sunday afternoon with *sir sister, Airs. •Russel Walker of Goderich. Mrs. Garner, Nicholson, Mrs. Leonard James, luirs.„ Ross Higgins, • Mrs.. 'Bert Johnston, Mrs. james limi- ter, Mrs. Ivan Vtrightman, Mrs. Ross Taylor, Mrs. Nor - • • • • man Coultes and WS. Wal- ter Scott attended.the animal meeting of the Huron West • District of the Women's In- stitute, which was heldin the Legion Hall alMlayat266°• derich on • •" Mr. and Mrs. Bert John:' ston visited on Sunday aftet noon. with Mrs, Marilyn Thompson and family of Huron Haven Park, Goder- ich. • Mrs. George Procter and Mrs. Ross Anderson spent • the weekend at Westminster. College, London, attending the United: Church Women Westminster weekend. The theme was "Follow Me" and, the speaker was:Rev. Donald Parsons from First United ' Church, St. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby enjoyed a conducted Nish) to Ottawa last wee... ur Mr. and• Mrs. Robert Chambers of • Harriston Visited on Sunday • with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber. • Mr. and • We., Melville Mathers and Gordon Pengelly attended • con- firmation service at the • Exeter 'United Church On Sunday mOrning when their granddaughter, • Suzanne • Mathers, was among 26 teenagers who • joined the church. The community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. • Melville Mathers in the passing of his brother, • -Charles Mathers. • , . . neW-iieWV' wear. longer,. let us dry cleantheir, regularly by our: , • modern process. ' • .ot CLEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR - Josephine Street, Wingharn r.4 p Phone 357-1242 • whighaiv. tiday, June 13, I -3 p.m. • NO OBLIGATION' • Batteries, Accessories, repairs to oil makes. • . „. 2 HEARING AIDS . ii;g:::•-••:'.::::- • • . 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