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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-05-24, Page 7ennaller Church OLD PLUMBING SYSTEMS "SilouLP SE REARRANGED RE-HODEUED, MODERNIZED AND ;HANGED Folding FLOOR Aluminum Aluminum WALL SASH • AWNINGS TILES DOORS LUMBER BUILDING IC JPROAROS Telephone 260 Wingham ganza sheath with matching ac- 5454riga and a corsage of V114 roses. Tbe groom's mother wore an off-white imported linen sheath with over-jacket of French- lace and fuselda accessories. 'Her cor- sage was of pink roses. i;uests were present from Grand'. Ledge, Mich., Sarnia, Ottawa, To- ronto, St. Catharines, Terrace Say, Gait. Brantford, chesicy, and Delhi. For their wedding trip to the Un- ited States the. bride wore a greet French knit suit with matching accessories an.1 a corsage of bronze Mums. They will reside at 1 Mel- rose Ave., 'Brantford, where the groom is with The Royal Sunk of Canada. The June session, of Huron County Council will com- mence on Monday, June 12th, at 10,00 a,m. All communications to be in the hands of tho Clerk not later Own FRIDAY, NNE Kb, at 13.00 noon, PLUMBING -HEATIOG METAL PIL255- WING AM JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk-Treasurer, COUNTY OF HURON, 'COURT HOUSE, GoDERICH, ONTARIO. 41111111111.1111111111111101111111111111111110111M111111 a 4,1 evieloprimpor"4.0.0.P..14F.4.10.1,!..r".1.1PPI",R40.4m1.0...1.004►00,,,•10,..SPIMf•t•IPI1•01!..P1Petwild. FARMERS OUTFITTING STORE EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY! BLUE JEANS .. to $5.95 DRESS PANTS ..... , , $5.95 up OVERALLS, all sizes „$4.95 up SPORT SUIT COATS —$19.95 up SMOCKS, all sizes . ....$4,95 up DRESS STRAW HATS MATCHED SETS, green and grey SUITS . „ .... — , ..... .$29.95 up SUMMER HATS, green and grey SPORT JACKETS FOR LADIES' WEAR BARGAINS SEE 2nd FLOOR — Dress up for Summer — am (MR LARGE sfaxarioN or — DRESSES, SUM ams, SHORTS, PEDAL PUSHBRS, SHORTS, WORTS, POP-TOPS AND .BLOUSES — This is a Win-a-Dryer Store — *DON'T TAKE CHANCES on the road—Visit 'Bert Armstrong's Garage for a thorough check- -up of your car—It could save you your life. **ARMSTRONG MECHANICS will check your car from front to back and put it in. top condi- tion for good-weather driving, •i... Dir,stein-Gaunt Wedding Saturday Whitveluirch United Church was the setting for a lovely spring wed- ding on Saturday' at three o'clock when Janet Ftliza.beth Gaunt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell :it ii„ 4, Lucitnow,. became the bride of Donald Carl Dirstein of eraptford, son of W. and Mrs. John S., Dirstein, Hanover. Rev. B. Seehach of Hanover performed the ceremony, and the organist was Miss Angela. Paterson of Burling- ton. The soloist, Mr. Harold Banks of Hanover sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer" and, the congregation joined in th( singing of "0 Father Ali Creat.. ing". The church was tastefully decor ated with arrangernent of pink snapdragons and white mums, Given in (marriage by her father the bride wore a floor-length gowr of sheer over faille. The fitted basque was fashioned with tin shirred sleeves. Guipure lace ac- cented the sculptured neckline ant Was scattered aver the sweeping bouffant skirt. Her tiered veil of French tulle illusion'was caught to a circlet of orange blossoms and she carried a -cascade of white Shasta mums, pink roses and ivy The maid of honor was Miss alien Caesar of Terrace Bay, Ont., and the bridesmaids were Miss Helen Currie df Wingham, cousin of the bride and Miss Marie Dir- stein of Hanover, sister of the groom. All wore coxen blue silk organza gowns with gathered bo- dices and bouffant skirts, bordered with deep lace. The fitted bodices were highlighted with self-roses and streamers. They wore mach- ine. petal hats with tiny veils, white gloves and shoes and carried cas- cade bouquets of white shasta 'mums, pink roses and green ivy. The groomsman was Reginald Dirstein, brother of the groom, Kitchener and ushers were Donald Gaunt, 'brother of th ebride, R. R. 5, Lucknow and Larry Lahn, Han- over, . . FOR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE -SERV,ICE BRING YOUR CAR TO a BERT ARMSTRONG A wedding dinner was served in the Whiteehurch memorial hall to 90 guests at 5 p.m. and a reception and dance were held the same eve- ning with Farrier's orchestra sup- plying the music. At the lunch hour Mr. and. Mrs. .Dirstein were called to the platform where Ar- thur Laidlaw expressed the good wishes of the assembled friends and Parish. Moffat presented the bride and groom with a purse of money. The bride's mother wore a con- cave blue embroidered Swiss or- FINA SERVICE — "Where yOu never have to blow your horn" — Your STUDEBAKER LARK Dealer — Phone 181 Wingham Barbara Joyce tsraeley, of Wing- ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bradley, of Colborne Town- ship, became the bride of Murray Walton Shiell, Belgrave, in a pretty double ring ceremony performed at the Benmiller United Church at three o'clock Satuntle.y afternoon, The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shiell, Belgrave. ReV. S A. Moots, of Goderich, perform- ed the ceremony in a. setting of white snapdragon, • mauve mums and candelabra with lighted tapers. Mrs. Ben Staughan was at the piano for the traditional wedding Music and accompanied Miss Ruth Pollock, who sang Walk Be- side You," Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a cloud of silk organza accented with Guipure lace at the scalloped neckline and for the motif on the skirt, The sleeves of her gown were softly shirred and completed by matching glovelets, Her tulle illusion veil fell from a crown of crested irridescent pearls and, the floor-length hemline carried out into a tarin train of illusion, She carried a bouquet of white gardenias and yellow roses. 'M 1 'Matron of honour was Mrs. Rob- ert Alexander, of (Goderich, who CAR BINGO Sponsored by the HARRISTON LIONS - KINSMEN LEGION EVERY MONDAY 8:30 P.M. SHARP — EARLY BIRDS 8:00 P.M. $5,000 Total Big Do: Prizes Harriston Arena ADMISSION — $1.50 EXTRAS — 25c Previous to her wedding the bride I was entertained at various showers by 'Mrs. Walter Davis, ,Wingham, Mrs. Henry Bradley and Mrs. Rob- ert Alexander, Goderich, and Mrs. Eric Moore, at whose home neigh- bors• gathered to extend their good wishes. ' —Photo by Hadde wore a dress of lilac silk organza with set-in cummerbund, pearl tiara headdress, white gloves . and shoes. She carried a bouquet of yellow shasta daisies. The bridesmaid, Miss Verna 0'- Hare, of Wingham, and the junior bridesmaid, Miss Sue Doak, of God- erieh, were attired in dresses sitn- liar to that worn by the matron of honor and carried similar bouquets. Groomsman was Mr. Bill Reavie, of Wingham, and the ushers were Mr. Ken Coultes, of Wingham, and Mr. Robert Alexander, of Goderich. For the reception of guests from London, Wingham, St. Thomas, Clinton, Sarnia, Kitchener and Weston the bride's mother • had selected a sheath of blue linen with matching jacket, white accessories and corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore mauve silk chiffon over flowered taffeta with mauve accessories and corsage of cream roses. For travelling the bride donned a white suit with which she wore beige and melon accessories and a corsage of melon-coloured roses. The young couple left for a wedding trip to Ottawa and Montreal by way of the St, Lawrence seaway. They will reside in Wingham, 1111111111.1111111111111111111011111111. HAM E • Ingham rena - Thurs. Friday, Saturday .June This Year BINGO Every Night OFFICIAL OPENING Baby Buggy Rac This year Kinsmen Club members from Goderich, Clinton, Listowel, Walkerton and Kincardine are competing for a $100.00 prize in a Baby Buggy race to Wing- e ham. Race teed off at 4 p.m. over CKNX Radio—President of first club to reach Wingham will officially open Fair Thursday Evening at 9.00 p.m. MARATHON DANCE - Starts at Noon Saturday RUNS CONTINUOUSLY IN THE TENT UNTIL 11,00 P.M. FORMOSA SPRING BREWERY DOOR PRIZE DRAW FOR $15.00 CASH TO BE DRAWN AT 10,45 EACH NOWT OF TIlE FAIR Dozens of business lines will be repre- sented at the Pair. Their colorful and interesting booths on the arena floor will be worth -many times the price of admission. Add to all this the fine entertainment which is being provided and you can certainly count on a most enjoyable and inexpensive outing for the whole. DRAW FOR 81h DOLL Loaded with 50 SILVER IOLLARS Got, TOOlt TICKETS FROM ANT KINSMAN OR AT TOLE TItADId FAIR L-OVER 60 MAJOR EXHIBITS DOOR OPEN TOEDItSOAY AT 7.00 P.M. ritttnAv AND SATIJI#DAY 2.00 1,24. to 11.00'1'.111. TOP NOTCH r ENT ERTAINMENT i-nmsrmr, JUlklt 1st td P:00-.--The Williams TrarnPolone IQ: 00-Go. thimer$011, 13alanting Acrobat. PP? IDA JUIVR Zlict 00--Buiridy Jugglet al ui Acrobat 10:00--Carole Joy, Contortionist SA 71-1RDA Y, JUNE 3rd Frod Will, Slack Wire Artist 20:00,- Marie May, Acrobat ALL THIS FOR ONLY 25c ADMISSION CHILDREN FREE Sponsored by the KINSMEN CLUB INC. OF WINfillAM CliNN EOCtJS twirl be tele- vised live, &root front the Wingham. Trade Pair bfklY EVENING AT a p.m.