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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-07-31, Page 6Page 6 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, July 31, 1969 features from The World of Women Home an Pf ♦ ilq< Married at St. Augustine Lighted •candles, red and white roses, snapdragons and surirner flowers decorated St. Augustine Church on J u l y 12 for the double -ring ceremony which ...united Ann Marie Leddy and Bevin Gene Tiffin in marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leddy of Lucknow and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Tiffin of Wingham. 4.401k.,_1„ " IEWELLERY PHONE 357-2670• WINGHAM, ONTARIO Pa irs `rr1 v r (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM Schedule of S rvices for Augusf — NINTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY . AUGUST 3rd •. 11:00 a.m---Holy Communion and Sermon. Rt. Rev. H. F. Appleyard, M.0:, B.A., D.D., Bishop of Georgian Bay. AUGUST 10th -= TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon. • Rt. Rev. W. A. Townsend, D.D.; LLD., - of London,. Ontario. AUGUST 17 — ELEYENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon.. Rev. J. P. Gandon, A.L.C.D., of London, Ontario. We welcome most cordially all visitors especially those 'from the Wingham United Church who are .sharing our services dui ing the month of August. We also welcome the visiting clergy who will be tak- ing charge of the various services in August. We are sure their messages will be most interesting and inspiring. Rev. Fr. Salea of King s - bridge officiated. Organists were Mrs. Cyril Boyle and her daughter Marie, Duets, "Ave 'Maria" and "On This Day, 0 Beautiful Mother", were sung by Raymond Dalton and Cyril Boyle. The bride entered the church with her father. She wore a floor -length gown of brocaded satin in Rose of Sharon design with matching train, trimmed with pearls and sequins. Her shoulder -length veil of white nylon was held by a tiara of pearls and sequins and she car- ried a bouquet of pink roses. The bride's sister, Miss Eliz- abeth Leddy of Kitchener, was maid of honor. Her gown was rose brocaded satin with which she wore a matching headpiece. Shd.carried a bouquet of white carnations with rose ribbon. The bridesmaids, MissJoyce Tiffin and Mrs. Douglas Tiffin, both of Wingham, and Mrs. Dave Kehl of Hespeler, were gowned in mauve and rose satin brocade with matching head - pieces. They carried white carnations with mauve ribbon. Donna Tompson of White- church was the flower girl. She wore a white brocaded satin dress in Rose of Sharon design, a matching headpiece and car- ried a basket of white carna- tions with pink ribbon. - Douglas Tiffin of Wingham was best man. The ushers were Barry Tiffin of Oshawa, Bill and Danny Leddy of Lucknow and Michael Andrew of Auburn was ring bearer. The wedding dinner was held in the parish hall of the Anglican Church which was decorated with white and pink streamers and bells, and baskets of summer flowers. The recep- tion was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Leddy wore a green lace dress with yellow and white accessories and corsage of yel- low carnations. The groom's mother wore a yellow ribbon lace dress with yellow anchite& accessories. Her corsage : wag." pink carnations. The bride and groom left on a trip to Niagara Falls and other places in Southern Ontario. Mrs. Tiffin travelled in a dress of sky blue linen, matching hat, pink and blue jacket and pink accessories. She wore a cor- sage of pink 'carnations. Prior t� the wedding -the bride was honored at several miscellaneous showers. Mrs: Bruce Tompson and Mrs. Will Kinahan sponsored one for friends at the Whitechurch Hall. Mrs. Douglas Tiffin herd one at her home in Wingham and the mem- bers of the Red Front staff, where the bride is employed, gathered at the home of Mrs. , Albert Rintoul. 4-H members hold shower for Linda Schwltz WHITECHURCH--On Mon- day evening the 4-H girls and their leaders sponsored a mis- cellaneous shower for one of their members, Linda Schultz, bride-to-be. The arch was decorated with cedar, bells and roses, and pink streamers ,were attached to the seat of honor to which the bride elect was escorted as Mrs. Gar- net Farrier played "Here Comes the Bride". Community singing was led by Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs. Dan Tiffin and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz with Mrs. Farrier as pianist. Mrs. Victor Emerson presid- ed for the program and contests were conducted by Ruth Elliott and Joann Laidlaw. Mrs. Emer- son gave readings, -"Exception to the,Rule", " Modern Brides Have Hard Time Avoiding Sup- erstitions Started Centuries Ago" and "Mothers". Kathy Purdon, gave an accordion solo, "Daisy': Miss Schultz was then pre- sented with the gifts by the 4-H club. She was assisted in open= ing the gifts and reading the verses by Myrna Chamberlain of Tillsonburg and Mrs. Donna Johnston. The gifts included tea towels, bath towels, lunch- eon cloth, clothes hamper, oven mitts, blanket, cups and saucers, doilies, pillow cases, plastic bowls,. cookware, plaques, relish trays, bridge set and a bouquet. Linda expressed appreciation and invited everyone to visit her in her new home at Whitby. Lunch was served by the 4-H members and their leaders, Mrs, Walter .Elliott and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm. OUR DOORS WILL OPEN MONDAY WE ARE ENJOYING OUR HOLIDAY but will resume our normal schedule bright and early MONDAY MORNING. WINGHAM DRIVE-IN CLEANERS CON ACT ONE OF OUR AGENTS NEAR YOU. --Capt. and ,Mrs. Albert Ferris of Victoria, B. C. , .visi- ted 'at the week -end with Mrs. Horace Aitchison and renewed acquaintances in town. For the past three weeks they have been attending an officers' course in • Toronto. They were officers here from 1964-6'l and at pres- ent are in charge of Harbour - light at Victoria, B.C. • Mrs. A, Comites sawmills for darghter Diane WHITECHURCH--Mrs. Al- bert Coultes entertained on Sat- urday of ernoon and seven g m honor of cher. daughter Diane, whose marriage takes place this Saturday. Mrs. Coultes, Diane and 'F Mrs. Dawson Craig were assist- ed in receiving the guests by Lori Schwichtenberg and Deb- - bie Coultes who were in charge t of the guest book. Guests were, served by Anne Weber, Shirley. Tiffin, Mrs . Wilbert Schwichtenberg and Mrs.. Jack Coultes. . Displaying the bride's trous- seau, shower and wedding gifts were Brenda Bone, Sandra Fisher, Mrs. Fred David, Mis. -Jack Coupes, Mrs. Irvine Stor- ey, Mrs. Wilbert Schw,ichten- berg and Joyce Walker. Tea was poured by Mrs. W. J. Peacock, Mrs. Gordon Mc- Burney, Mrs. John Gaunt and Mrs. Lawson. Majury. About 120 signed the guest book. --Mrs. Irving Reed of Kin- cardine, formerly of Wingham and Lucknow, returned to her home on Friday from 0 w e n Sound hospital where she was confined for a week after surg- ery. 14. ,71 BARBARA KING of Toronto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen King of Walkerton, `formerly of Wingham, and Michael Rea of Toronto,, were married July 26 in Sacred Heart Church, Walkerton. Father Neustead officiated and the attendants were Mrs, Mary Lyons of Toronto, and Anthony Rea. The reception was held at the Hartley House. Mr. end Mrs. Peter Rea of Oakville, are the parents of the groom—Photo by Hingley. Siddall-Rock wedding vows Palmerston Presbyterian . For the wedding trip to the United States Mrs. Siddall wore a blue coat dress trimmed with large white cuffs and corsage of yellow roses and white carna- tionsmerston. Th . ey will live in Pal - Church was decorated with pot- ted mauve mums on Saturday for the afternoon wedding .of Donna Helen Rock andAllan Royce Siddall. Rev.. Frederick Neill officiated. • The bride is the daughter of Mr, andt Mrs. Adam Rock of Palmerston and the groom is the son of Mrs. Elton Lounsbury of R. R. 2, Wroxeter and the late Roy Siddall. Mr: Rock gave his daughter in marriage. Her floor -length gown with lace train had a round neckline, long lace lily- intTeems and,.a.she it . akixt Her headdress was trimmed with pearls and rhinestones and held a short veil. She carried a- bou.quet of red roses and lily • - of -the -valley. Her attendants wore yellow floor -length dresses with elbow - length sleeves, high necklines : • with ruffles and matching head bows. They carried bouquets of burnt orange shasta mums. Miss Margaret Marie Siddall of Listowel, sister of the groom,. was maid . of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Lind a Widmeyer of Palmerston and Miss Linda.Rock of Waterloo, cousin of the bride. Thomas Gummer of Lin- wood was best man, The, ushers were Fred Roek of Palmerston, brother of the bride, and the groom's cousin, William Sid- dais of Wheatley. Dinner was served at the church and a reception follow - ed at the Legion Hall at Pal- merston. Mrs. Harry Collard of Wheatley, the.groom's grand, mother, attended. The brfde's mother wore a light blue lace sheath dress with white accessories and corsage of pink mums. The groom's moth- er chose a pink cri'mp1ene sheath with white accessories and corsage of white mums. Pienuplial -shower at Unit d Church WROXETER--The United Church school room, appropri- ately decorated for the occa- sion• with wedding bells, etc. , pink...an&white...was the scene recently for -a shower for Gail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Statia, when about 25 guests attended to honor her on her approaching marriage. Host- esses were Misses .Catherine 'and Louise 4dgar, .assisted by Mrs. Bruce Montgomery. Guests were welcomed by Catherine Edgar. and upon the presentation of corsages to the guest of honor,, her mother, .and Mrs. Wild, of Wingham', moth- er of the groom -elect, the la- dies were seated -in decorated chairs. A "balloon" contest and a "bridal wedding story" contest were conducted by Louise Ed - gar. Following these, gifts were presented to Gail, accom- panied• by the good wishes• of all for which Gail fittingly express- ed her appreciation. She was assisted in the unwrappingof the gifts by her mother, Mrs. Wild and a friend, ,Mrs. Elaine Lis- ton," of Hamilton. The guests were invited to view the gifts, which were on display, and refreshments were served. Shower is held Ccslick hoe WHITE IV ItC11.44 ,, Ia ynn McCrae and Miss Donna CM - lick were hostesses at a mrtiscel laneous shower. in honor of Miss u Carol Miller, bride-to-be at the home of Mrs. Bill Caslick OA Saturday evening, Assisting Carol to open the gifts were Mrs, hill May and , Mrs. Lome Edwards. Among the many gifts received from the 40 friends and relatives were blankets, electric tea kettle, -china dishes, pillow cases , towels, sheets. and cookware. Carol thanked the ladies for their kindness and for their lovely gifts which she assured them would give her happy memories of all as she used them. Lunch was served by the hostesses. --Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smeltzer, of Ogema, Saskatch- ewan, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery. -Mrs. 'J. C. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson spent Saturday with Mrs. Ida Pratt of Strathroy. MPs. Harcourt I shower hostess Miss Grace Cullen, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. goy Cullen of Clinton, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening given by her aunt, Mis. Wilmer Harcourt. • About 40 relatives and friends enjoyed a social time which was compri- ed of readings, contests, _and hyrnn singing, and a dainty lunch, was served. Relatives were therefrom Kincardine, Paisley. Lucas, Kitchener and Clinton. --Mrs. Gerald Watson and son Allan of Forest attended the trousseau tea 4 her niece; Miss Doreen Pattison' -on Saturday and spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pattison, Minnie Street. --Mrs. Harry Sturgess and son Robert of London, England, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Ian Edwards and family for three weeks. a• Ir r ENJOY YOUR VACATION. WITH US or Before you leave on vacation, check Our supply Of summer needs and beauty aids, then deck up at TRIANGLE DIS.' COUNT. Should you run short of any of your everyday needs s we will be close by with stores :? in Wierton, Fergus, Hanover and Wingham. Daily discount prices in all ' locations. Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday Noon to Six.. REGULAR OR ' HARD-TO.HOLD AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY 104z Size — Reg. 99c BRECK SHAMPOO 12.oz. Size -- Reg. $1.89 $1.29; GILLETTE FOAMY 19 85t PALMOLIVE LIQUID DETERGENT, Z4oz. • Reg. $1.09 UGHTER BLONDE AND NEW DAWN All Shades By Alberto-Culver VIOS Reg. $2.25 TRIANGLE PATENT NED/C/NES • COSH/ENCS • TOBACCOS DO YOU KNOW THAT PERCY CLARK OFFERS YOU THIS WIDE RANGE OF HOME COMFORT EQUIPMENT? hpon ' Bathroom Fixturis Humidifiers MR. AND MRS. ALLAN DOUGLAS BOSMAN were united in marriage in a ceremony at Londesboro United Church an July 19. 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