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We have doubled the size of our store to enable us to serve you, . our valued customer better. - Lovely spring ceremony �siww■� The Wingham Advance -Times, May 30, IM—Pale 7 United church Women solemnized - ed at attend session In London Pink carnations and daisies lace sleeves with a double lace- Miss Nancy Fisher, younger One hundred and seventy-five morning with a musical adorned St. Stephen's Anglican edged flounce of silk orpnza on sister of the bride, was maid of United Church, Women packed preientatiorh of 'Spirit', the story Church, Gorrie, as the setting for each sleeve. The skirt extembd honor in a blouson style gown of Westminster College in London of the establishment of a lovely spring wedding on May into a lace -appliqued flouMW*' sea spray polyester. The over the weekend for fellowshi 5, unit' is marriage Norma P Christianity, the formation of the mg g chapel train. Her headpiece M bridesmaids, Miss Karen Hynd- discussions and inspiration. church and the development of Jean Fisher, daughter of Mr. and fashioned of lace and seed pearls man, sister of the groom, Miss Attending from the local areaxperimce. personal Christian e Mrs. Merrill Fisher of Gorrie, and the veil was trimmed with .Lori Moir and Miss Jennifer were Mrs. Muriel Thompson of These Young People glowed with and Clarke Allan Hyndman, son illusion lace matchfng her gown. Blair, cousin of the bride, wore Wingham, Mrs. Agnes Farrier of the spirit of God as they per - of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyndman, She carried a cascade bouquet of gowns of similar style. They Whitechurch, Mrs. John McIn- formed. also of Gorrie. pink roses, stephanotis and carried nosegays of pink and tosh , Mrs. Walter Scott y, Mrs. Given in marriage by her baby's breath. white carnations. Cliff Logan and Mrs. Wm. parents, the bride chose a floor- The ale -ring ceremony was Tim Wylie of London was best f g length gown of white silk organza Coolies, all of Belgrave. with scop neckline trimmed performed by Rev. O. Laramie, man and guests were ushered by The theme for the weekend was BELGRA VE P minister of St. Stephen's, and the Douglas Haber, brother of the 'The Spirit of God Within— A reception and dance were Within— with illusion lace and seed pearls. wedding music was played by bride, Kenneth Tenn eman of ) held at the , Women's institt re The dress featured elbow -1 Without'. Marjorie Smith, elbow -length Mrs. Brian Underwood. Kitchener and Randy Read, deaconess, conducted ,four Bible Hall for Jim and Diane Robert - Elmira. The groom and his at- study sessions, which included son tHorwat) on Saturday, Mai Duratendn t wore light grey tuxedos• topics such as: `Breathe deep and 26. Many friends and relatives During the signing of the register live', 'Fired for Good', 'Catch the were area. The the organist played "0 Perfect wind' Ad 'Breathe deeper and address present read from by Ron Mc - Love". love'. These talks helped Burney and Gary Jamieson A three -tiered wedding cake, everyone there to become more presented the couple with a gift. pink tapers and serviettes aware of the spirit of God and the Both the bride and groom decorated the bride's table at the GRADUATES way it works in their lives. replied. Music was supplied by Wingham Golf and Curling Club Mardi Dawn Adams, daughter Marion Jackson, also a Tiffhn's orchestra and lunch for the dinner and reception. of Mr. and Mn. Don Adams deaconess, carried this same followed. Also present were the Guests were received by the Wingham, graduated Saturday, topic in• a most effective way bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. bride's mother in a gown of pale May 26, from Waterloo through her devotions. Frank Horwat of St. Catharines. pink tricot knit and a corsage of University with a Bachelor's Singspiration, a group of young Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore pink roses. She was assisted by degree in mathematics. She will people from. Calvary United and family attended the funeral the groom's mother wearing a begin employment with Ontario Church, London, became the of his father, Ivan Moore, in Powder blue chiffon gown and Hydro in Toronto. highlight of the weekend Sunday Windsor last Friday. Pink rose corsage. Master of , ceremonies was Randy Read of Elmira and disc jockey was Johnstone and Carter vows Robin Brent of Kingston. Out-of-town guests were Present from Welland, Kingston, Toronto, Whitby, Shelburne, exchanged in United Church London, Kitchener, Guelph, Elora, Fergus, Harriston, V Listowel and Wingham. A small but pretty family breath and fern tied with a pink smorgasbord supper was served For travelling, the bride wore a wedding was the choice of Carol ribbon. She wore a pink rosebud at TSurrA �, ,, Tavern, Wingham. soft green tailored suit with Anne Carter and John Allan in her hair. Later, the guests were received brown accessories and corsage of Johnstone when they were united Murray Button of Kitchener, by the couple at their home. in yellow Sweetheart roses. Honored guests were Mrs. marriage at the Wingham friend of the groom, was best Mr. and Mrs. Hyndman are United Church on May 5 at 7:30 man. The groom wore a black Josephine Brydges of Belgrave, residing at 31 Flamingo Drive, p.m, Rev. K. B. Passmore of- tuxedo trimmed with black grandmother of the groom, and Elmira. fhciated velvet. His boutonniere was a Mrs. Elizabeth Gower of The bride is the daughter of single Romance rosebud. The Lucknow, a special friend of the Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, best man also wore a black couple' Other guests attended the Scott Street, Wingham, and the tuxedo but wore a white car- wedding from Toronto, groom is the son of Mrs. Beth nation boutonniere. Walkerton, Lucknow, Belgrave, MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE Wingham, and Olds, Alberta. s7 Johnstone of "Lucknow and the Following the ceremony a Bel rave. late BillJohnstone. Given in marriage by her The community extends sym- father, the bride chose a dress of white polyester jersey trimmed pathy to Mrs. Marjorie Hartleib with lace. Her veil was held in and family in the death of her place by 'a tiara headpiece which daughter, Mrs. Patricia Ann was worn by her maternal aunt, Faessler of Southampton, who Mrs. Marjory Humphries of died as the result of a car acci- Walton, 24 years ago. She carried dent. 18 Romance roses accented with three white orchids, baby's breath and fern, tied with lace. Friend of the bride, Donna Gregg of Guelph, was maid of honor. She chose a formal gown of mint green floral and she carried a bouquet of three Romance roses with baby's WI district v officers elected New officers were elected and installed May 15 at the Bruce South District annual meeting of th ' e Women s Inatltute. *urs.waS u'rJ____irng of itupiey ., is the new' president of the R 0 district WI, replacing past A"'D P I.N AND H VE A LOOK N president Mrs. George Fisher of s Wingham. The first vice president is Mrs. Donald �z MacAdam of RR 2 Win Liam and the second vice president is Mrs. Schneiders No. 1 Case of 24 - 10 oz. Cans Pepsi Cola or Perrin Lowry of RR 1, Kin- 9 SIDE BDIET Secretary treasurer for the coming year will be Mrs. Gordon Wall of Wingham, while the - J assistant secretary will be Mrs. Schneiders Beef Cloverleaf Sockeye 7% oz. James Convay of RR 1, Tiverton. Mrs. Harry Lavis, Lucknow, is STEAKETTES the public relations officer. • SALMON Mrs. Victor Emerson reported as district curator, terminating Rose Sweet Mixed Pickles or six eats in the office. Maxwell House All Purpos@ y �y BABY DILLS894 MI's. Cumming reported on the COFFEE International Year of the Child 24 oz. 1 Ib. bag � This is a year for learning, she said. She told assembled WI members to set an example for Palmolive 24 oz. Liquid children. Year of the child D E T E R G E N 94 9 posters were judged and of the 2/$1*00 T nine entries Reid's Corners won first. Its entry now goes to Ib. ry Aylmer - 11 oz. CATSUP K.S. Tide DETERGENT Blue Bonnet Colored - 3 Ib. Pkg. MARGARINE $1e49 Kleenex 200's White or Pink FACIAL TISSU Woodbu - 250 ml. Buy One Get One Free SHAMPOO$139 S oronto for further competition. Maple leaf Picnic - 1 Ib. Can The Teeswater WI provided entertainment with a humorous skit and a duet was performed by 2.99 .59 the Armow WI. j x1.99 E 2';1.45 Tang Orange -4's CRYSTALS PORKSHOULDER2 McCormick Chocolate Chip, Cream Assorted, Big Value 700 g. COOKIES Fancy Grade Ida Red - 3 Ib. Bag • APPLES WINGHAM FRUIT MARKET K Storms Hours: Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. PMolrs 357.2240 aosEn wNnors WE LlvEll Ceremony performed at Kingston's CFB Trinity Chapel, Canadian The gown's only adornment was of Listowel, friend of the bride Forces Base, Kingston, was the an. antique gold locket. Her and groom. setting for the marriage Gere- fingertip veil was held by a single Guests attended a dinner many uniting Sherrie McEachern silk rose. The bride carried a following at the Martello Club. of Kingston and Rick Nay of cascade of red roses, .white The bride's mother wore a silk Trenton. Padre Ralph Cope of- daisies and baby's breath. knit dress of „ blue ficated and Mrs. Cope was or- The maid of honor. Miss Wendy with matching jacket. Her ganist. Miss Valerie Scott of McKeand, and bridesmaid, Miss corsage was a white orchid. The Kingston was soloist and sang Terri Ryan, both of Kingston, groom's mother chose a shrimp ,.The wedding song". wore similarly -styled polyester polyester gown with a white Parents of the couple. are Mr. gowns of mint green and spring orchid. and Mrs. G. McF.achern of peach. They carried cascades of For travelling the bride chose Georgetown and Mr. and Mrs. spring flowers aqd each wore a an off-white vest suit with figured Bill Nay, Gorrie. - single silk rose in her hair. blouse in shades of peach and The bridal gown featured Groomsman was Jeff Nay of beige'• She wore a rase corsage. Malian embroidery and a skirt Gorrie, brother of the groom, and The couple will reside in extending into a sweeping train. guests were ushered by Bill Krotz Trenton.