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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-08-26, Page 5CURRAH'S General Store Schneiders Farmers sausage ....................... .....lb. $1.29 Schnelden smoked bousage................... . .......... Ib. $1.21 Flip and Fry Fish ........................................ 8Qx $1.71 2 Ib. Cheese Whiz .......................................... $1.71 Large Potato Chips - Hostess and Humpty Dumpty.................79 Kraft Dinner .................. ..... ................... .. 3 for." 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Baskets of flowers which matched the colors in the brides- maids' dresses, adorned the altar ,and lighted tapers burned in stately candelabra. Rev. R. H. 6 Armstrong performed the cere- mony and Mrs. Gordon Davidson presided at the organ console. f i Mrs. Bertha Scott sang "The . Lord's My Shepherd", "Hymn to Joy" and "O Perfect Love". A Given in marriage by her `�• brother, K. Brock Hueston, the bride designed and made her wedding dress of Quiana. The high sheer collar and V inset were embroidered with pearls. From the empire waistline, the r+ A-line skirt flowed into a circular train. A pearled Juliet crown held the cathedral -length veil and the THE DAINTY DISPLAY of miniature flowers was the highlight of the Flower Showa The bride carried a cascade of red arrangement of miniature roses, not over four inches in any direction, was won by Mrs. J. Sweetheart roses. —Photo By Snyder Studio Fielding. First prize was taken by Mrs. Fielding also for an arrangement of miniature Matron of honor was the bride's wedding cake and candelabra. dried flowers not over five inches tall. Mrs. I E. Morrey of Wingham took first prize for sister, Mrs. Ruth Ann Higgins of Each table was centred with long cape sleeves and a front the miniature flower arrangement excluding roses. Erin, and bridesmaids were Mrs. sweet as and p ink candles A panel of pale mauve. Her c:o Mage Voice for Life will hold sale An executive meeting of the Voice for Life, Wingham, was held August 17 at the home of Ad- rian Keet. A Garage Sale will be held at the farm of Harry Sjaarda on Friday evening, September'3 and' Saturday, September 4 from 10:00 a.m. The formation of a new group, 'Nurses for Life' is getting under- way, headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Procter. Representatives will be at Walkerton for one day during the International Plowing Match. and at the Threshers Reunion in Blyth. October 14 is the date sche- duled for a speaking engagement with Joanna Nash, a young jour- nalist from Britain. Refresh- ments will be served afterwards. A billboard displaying a —pro- life message will be erected at some future date along Highway 86 on the property of Harry Sjaarda. BELLE -'S VARIETY and GIFT — THE CONVENIENCE STORE — (AilR FRXanVin�� SPECIALS Neilson's 2 Litre ICE CREAM All flavors Special Reg. $169 $2.05 " , PEPSI -COLA 26 oz. Bottles 4/991 Plus Deposit Humpty Dumpty and Hostess POTATO CHIPS Special Regular 89c 694 0 Visit our Gift Centre for all those last minute presents. BELLES VARIETY and GIFT SHOP JOSEPHINE STREET, WINGHAM, ONTARIO Bonnie Hueston, sister-in-law of was pale pink roses. the bride, of Sarnia and Miss dance followed at the' Howick For travelling through the Jean Llewellyn, friend of ,the Community Centre. southeastern United States, the bride, of . Guelph. They were The bride's mother received bride wore a long dress of pale gowned alike in pink flowered guests wearing a shell pink floor- white es green anddi with a length dress with V neckline and� polyester satin. The high collar full skirt gathered at the waist- shirred bodice and ruffled shawl. turned back to an open V neck- line with pearls. The long butter- Guests attended the wedding line. The`puffy sleeves were gath from Toronto, Sarnia, London, ered above the elbows and the A- fly sleeves were of pink sheer and Kirkland Lake, St. Marys, Erin, she wc: e a corsage of -pink roses. line skirts fell from empire waist- The groom's mother chose a Hamilton, Hanover, St. Thomas, lines. They carried baskets of Guelph and Fergus. flowers to match the colors in gown of deep mauve sheer with their dresses. Matching floor -length dresses were worn by the flower girls, Men's future roll in WMS. Miss Andrea Higgins of Erin and Miss Laura Loucks of Scarbor- ough. They are nieces of the is anticipated by speaker bridal couple. Their dresses were pink with short puffy sleeves and WHITECHURCH — Guest and dedicated by Mrs. Andrew Peter Pan collars. White eyelet speaker Bev Kay, expressed the Gaunt. A quilt top presented to aprons with ruffles were worn hope that men would take a work- the Society was sold to Mrs. Earl over the dresses and tied at the ing interest in the Women's Mis- Caslick. . sides with long pink ribbons. The sionary Society in the future, The September meeting will be girls carried tiny baskets of pink when he spoke at their August held at the home of Mrs. Bill Rin - and white flowers. meeting in the home of Mrs. Don tout. Three brothers of the groom Ross. He also mentioned the The WMS meeting was follow - comprised the male membership young people's work, Children of ed by the Ladies Aid meeting of the wedding party. Robert the Church and Knox College. with the collection received. The Loucks of Scarborough was best He said the important thing for meeting closed repeating the man and ushers were Douglas the congregation is to be alert to Mizpah benediction. Loucks of Guelph and Bruce bring the word of God to all de- Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Loucks, Scarborough. They wore partments of the church and note and courtesy remarks were given royal blue tuxedos with dark vel- what its church is doing. by Mrs. William Purdon. vet collars and pale.blue ruffled The call to worship was given A VARYING DISPLAY of vegetables was part of the Horti- shirts. by leader Mrs. Victor Emerson, Or cultural Show including` beans, beets, corn, cucumbers, Dinner was served in the who thanked Mr. Kay for his talk. r onions, tomatoes and squash to 'show-off' the fruitful area church parlor where the head The scripture reading and medi- Friends Are gardens. table was decorated with the tation was in charge of Mrs. Wes- ley Tiffin. A prayer was said by Mrs. William Rintoul and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt accompanied the A Nice Thing Former Wi n ham resident hymn singing on the piano. g The story, 'Just One More Favor', was read by Mrs. Emer- To Have... Is married in W son. This tells of a polio victim's continuous prayer to God for re- covery and of God's answers. A pretty summer wedding was solemnized in Sacred Heart Church, Walkerton, on Friday. July 30, when Frances Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred White of Walkerton, became the bride of Keith Douglas Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis, also of Walkerton Rev J H New- loist, singing "n Perfect Love" and "On This Day. Oh Beautiful Mother" during the mass and "Ave Maria" at the signing of the register. Mrs M G Dupuis pre- sided at the organ. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, chose a own of white Silk or - into a slight train was also trim. med with Belgian lace. Her Juliet cap held a three -tiered pure silk illusion veil. She carried a cas- cade of red roses. Friend of the bride, Miss Con- nie Slosser of Wingham, was maid of honor and Mrs. Barbara The first vice-president Mrs. Don Ross presided for business in the absence of Mrs. John de Boer. The minutes were read by secre- tary Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and roll call was answered by 14 naming a fruit of the Bible. The financial statement was read by Mrs. g Metcalfe, sister of the bride, and Emerson for treasurer Mrs. Mil - stead performed the double -ring ganza with long fitted sleeves. Miss Lynn Ellis, sister of the ligan. ceremony and celebrated the The bodice featured a high neck- groom, were bridesmaids. They The collection was received THIS EMBLEM IS THE Nuptial Mass. line trimmed with Belgian lace. ,were gowned alike in floral chif- SIGN OF GOOD BUSI- Miss Catherine White was so- The long skirt which extended fon over mint green featuring a V - NESS AND GOOD neckline with empire waist and y FRIENDS. cap sleeves. They carried nose- gays of yellow daisies and baby's —Dr and Mrs. Leigh Clarke For information call: breath. returned to Wingham for a one - David Baker of Toronto, friend week vacation to attend. the wed- Phone 357-3275 of the groom, was groomsman ding of Beth Fex afi8 Doug Thom - and the guests were ushered by son and also to visit friends. Mrs. lay Joseph White and Richard Ellis, Clarke's mother from Lennox; brothers of the bride and groom ville, where the doctor has estab respectively. They wore tuxedos lished his new practice, is also L of champagne colored jackets visiting with them with dark brown trousers and bow ties. The parents of the bridal party welcomed their guests for a re- ception at the Walkerton Com- munity DR* FRETZ Centre. The bride's mother received in a long sheer multicolored summer dress with cap sleeves She wore white ac- ,� cessories and a gardenia nor- is pleased to announce that she sage. The groom's mother chose L a long blue floral polyester gown has purchased the practice of with a matching chiffon long- , sleeved coat and a corsage of J. A. Monaghan at Smiths Mar - pink roses. Guests of honor were Mrs Joseph Brophy of Wingham, ket Square In Listowel and that a grandmother of the bride and Mrs Ida Tracy of Bracebridge, she will be operating the prat-- godmother of the groom. • ' t After a wedding trip to New tice commencing August 3, 1976. a York State and The Thousand Is- All past appointments made lands, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis will re- side in Toronto with this office will be honoured - The bride was honored at a relative shower at the home of without interruption. Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe and a staff party at Victoria Hospital, London, where she has been em - played as a medical secretary. ge 7 w ■ ,7