The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-07-10, Page 6•
Advance -Time*, Thorsday, July10 1909
res from
The World of Women
GRANT - TIFFIN
• Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tiffin, Wingham, Wish to an..
nounce the ,forthcoming marriage of their daughter,
Frances Hilda Ruth, to Reverend James Rea Grant, son of
Mrs. Dorothy Grant of Fergus, and the late Mr. Melvin
Grant. The marriage will take place Saturday, August 9,
1969, at 3:30 o'clock in Wingham United ,Church, Wing -
ham, Ontario. Miss Tiffin is a graduate of the School of
Nursing, University of Western Ontario. Mr. Grant is a
graduate of Waterloo Lutheran University and Emmanuel
College, Toronto. 10b
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PATENT A/ED/CMIES COSWEI7CS ' TOBACCOS
me an
Scott -Alexander vows are
held at Conn United Church
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Westcott United Church,
Conn, was decorated with bask-
ets of white mums and pink car-
nations on Saturday, June 21
• when the Rev. T. J.. Rees, as-
sisted by Rev. Gordon.Fish of
Wingham and Mr. G. McAuslaq
officiated at the marriage of
'Brenda Victoria Alexander and
Richard John Scott.
The wedding music was
played by Harold V. Pym, Lon-
don, and Miss Marlene Blyth, •
Brantford, cousin of the bride,
was the soloist.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Alexander,
R.R. 1, Conn, and the groom
is the son of Mr. and M rs.
George R. Scott, Wingham.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor -
length A-line gown of satin
shantung with long sleeves and
rolled collar, and trimmed with
lace appliques. Her finger-tip
veil fell from a tiara and .she
carried a cascade of deep pink
roses and stephanotis.
The matron of honor was
Mrs. Sheila Verwey; Kitchener,
sister of the bride, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Susan
McKay, Montreal, cousin of
• the groom, and ,Misses Helen
and Maxine Alexander, sisters
of the bride. They were gown-
ed alike in floor -length gowns
of sea green nylon chiffcin over
taffeta, A-line style with rolled
collars. They carried white
mums and pink carnations.
The groomsman was Charles
Congram, Scarborough, and the
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usherswere William McIntyre,
Kitchener and Russell AleXande4
Ottawa.
The reception was held in
the Westcott United Church par-
lor where the three -tiered cake,
candles and flowers decorated
the bride's table.
For the wedding trip to
Northern Ontario the,,, bride
chose a yellow linen coat and
dress ensemble with white ac-
cessories and corsage of white
carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott will re-
side in London.
sewif
i Saris from India are worn
at *enga-MacKay rites
Mary Ellen MacKay, daugh-
ler of Rev. and Mrs.: A. A. Mac-
Kay. Jhansi, India, became
the bride of Cornelus J. Steg-
enga. son of Mrs. J. R..Steg -
enga and the late 3. R. Steg-
enga, Lakefield, Ontario, on
Saturday, June 28th, in Elm-
wood Avenue Presbyterian
Church, London. Rev. D. Glen
Campbell officiated, assisted
by Rev. Joseph Muchan, To -
ronto, a close friend of the
family:
Given in marriage by her
brother Donald, the bride wore
an ivory and silver sari, sent
direct from India as were those
of her attendants. Her head-
dress was a tiara of stephanotis
and she carried a cascade of
Orange Delight roses.
Mrs. Rita Neudorf, Van-
couver, was the matronrof hon-
or and the bridesmaids were
Miss Anna Stinson of London
and Miss Sueanne Maidment,
Agincourt. The three attend-
ants wore saris, in color from
deep turquoise shading to pal-
est turquoise, and theycarried
cascades of pale yellow roses
and shaggy baby mums and,
. like the bride, wore tiaras to
match their bouquets. Cathie
MacKay from Ithica, N. Y. ,
niece of the bride, was flower
girl and wore a floor -length
blue silk gown sent from India
and carried a basket of yellow
roses and shaggy baby muftis.
Harry Stegenga„brother.of
the groom, was best man and
guests were ushered by Hans
and Leslie Stegenga, also broth-
ers of the groom.
The service was choral with'
all guests participating .in sing-
ing theprocessional hymn,
"Praise My Soul the King of
Heaven" with Mr. Vanderberg
at the organ. During the sign-
ing of the register the assembled
guests sang the Crimniond set-
ting of "The Lord Is My Shep- \
MICHAEL WAS A, lucky name in the boys'
one to six months division of last week's
baby contest, held in conjunction with the
Lions' Mall during Fiesta Days. Michael
Rowe,' with his mother, Mrs. Tom Rowe
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of Walkerton, was the winner. Michael
John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Watson
of Wingham, was runner-up.. He is seen
with his mother, right, as Lion Jack Hayes
prepares to hand out the prize money.
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Shower held for Janis Henderson
. Mrs. Ray Meyer and Mrs.
- Kenneth Simmons held a mis-
cellaneous shower at the home
of Mrs. Simmons,. Carling Ter-
race, on June 28th for MIs s
Janis Henderson, bride -elect.
During the evening games
were played, after which Janis
was presented with many beau-
tiful gifts for which she thanked
everyone.
Lunch was served by Lynn
Richardson, Kathy O'Gorman
and Julie Henderson.
The bride-elett is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Henderson, Wingham.
--Mrs. Arnold Edgar of Lon-
don visited a few days last week
with her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Underwood of Victoria Street.
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Married
CORRIGAN-PrARCE: On
Wednesday, July 2, 1969, in
Wingham United Church, by "
Rev. K. Barry Passmore, Thel-
ma
Pearce of Exeter, to Alex
Corrigan, of R. R. 1, Bluevale.
Ibex Ito vw-;._ lioffiwrihr
donates gift
to Brookhaven
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The Mary Hastings Rainbow
Club met for the July meeting
when 19 ladies answered the
roll call. Several items of
business were discussed and it
was decided to have the August
5th meeting at the parkas a ,
pienic, so ladies pack a box
and be there at 3:30. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Shiell, Mrs. Pat-
tison, Mrs. Cook and Mrs.
Powell.
It was decided to donate a
gift for use of the patients at
Brookhaven Nursing 'Home, on
the occasion of the opening of
the new wing. A delegation
presented Mr. and Mrs. Rede-
kopp with an electric hairdryer
and electric clippers. Thanks
was expressed to the ladies for
their kindness.
-7Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyons
of Eastbourne, England, spent
• last week with Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Tapp.
MARGARET MARL McBURNEY and
Kersie were married in St. Andrew's
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. W. Baxter, son-in-law of thevroom
,George Russel Mac -
Presbyterian Church.
G. L. Fish and Prof.
.—Photo by Maxwell.
herd",
Following the ceremony the
reception was held in the Bald-
win Room at Elmwood Avenue
Church.
For a trip to the Kawartha
area the bride donned a white
crepe dress trimmed with blue
velvet, completed with a lace
jacket and matching accessor-
ies. Her corsage was stephan-
otis, and roses.
Guests were present from
Ithica, N. Y. Vancouver,
B.C.,
Lakefield, Minden, Peterboro,
Toronto, Guelph and Wingham.
• The bride was pleased to
have as one of her g9ests her
91 -year-old aunt fro Wing -
ham,
On their return Mr. and Mrs.
Stegenga will reside inClark-
son , Ontario.
Fashion parcociip
sparks shOvelor
A miscellaneous shower vas
held at the. home 0(1411* got-
ris Swanson on Monday eYelAs.
ing for Miss Janis .Helkder$Q11,
btidemelect, attended by,fgegth
of the Moth= of the bt'144„ and
groom -elect., Mrs. OCQtge
Henderson and Mrs. Charles'
Davidson. About 27 ladies
were present.
A fashion parade of 0011.110
costumes and "a letter to".AtIn
Landers " game ‘provicted a.hil-
atious evening.
Mrs. Swanson and Ivbx. De-
Witt Miller, hostesses, were
assisted by Mrs. Hugh Mundell,
Mrs. Geo* Carter and Mrs,
Alf Mason. Mrs, Bob Mundell
helped Miss Henderson to open
her gifts and made a hat from
the bows.
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--Mr. and Mrs. RUssell, Mac-
Xersie returned home last week
from their honeymoon.
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