The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-10-19, Page 6•
W h** Ad .Ace -Times. Thursday, October 19, 1972
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Wright -Currie wedding held at St. Andrew'
Rev. Robert H. Armstrong of
Wtighain was the officiating
Clergyman when marriage vows
were exchanged between Susan
Jane Currie of London and Rod-
ney Gordori Wright of RR 1, Clif-
ford. The ceremony was solem-
nized in St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church on Saturday, Septem-
ber 30 at 4 p.m., amid a setting of
mixed .flowers and white tapers
in candelabra. Mrs. Don Robert-
son provided wedding music on
the organ.
The bride's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. R. John Currie of Wing -
ham and the groom is the son of
Mrs. Gordon Wright of RR 1, Clif-
ford, and the lath, Mr. Wright.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a floor -
length gown of white polyester
satin with empire waistline and
high neckline. The bodice of the
dress and the long full sleeves
were trimmed with Chantilly em-
broidered lace as was an at-
tached train. Her Juliet cap held
a short nylon illusion veil and she
carried a bouquet of red roses
centered with white gardenias.
Miss Ruth Ann Currie of Lon-
don was her sister's maid of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Alexa Currie, sister of the bride,
of Wingham, Miss Lynda Aitchi-
son of London and Mrs. Gerry
Hyndman of Listowel. They were
• gowned alike in floor -length
gowns of navy floral polyester
crepe, featuring white yokes,
stand-up collars and white long
full sleeves. They carried baskets
of mixed flowers and autumn
wheat.
The groom's niece, Miss
Catherine Buchanan of Newmar-
ket was flower girl and was
gowned the same as the senior
attendants.
Dwight Metcalfe of Belmore
was groomsman and guests were
ushered by the groom's brother,
in-law, Robert McClean of
Willowdale, Douglas Ewing, cou- colored polyester crepe with a
sin of the bride, of Blind River mauve orchid corsage. The
and Ian Inglis of RR 1, Wroxeter. mother of the groom chose a
Bouquets of mixed flowers floor -length gown of floral poly -
decoded the Wingharn Legion ester crepe' with a white orchid
Hall for the reconfirm which corsage.
followed. Red, white and blue For travelling to Ottawa, que-
tapers adorned the tables and a bee City and the New England
three -tiered wedding cake cen- States, the bride wore a floor-
tered the bride's table. length dress of multi -colored
The bride's mother wore a polyester crepe. Black accessor-
floo_r-length gown of multi ies and a white .orchid corsage
completed her ensemble.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright are resid-
Planning. a wedding?
If you are planning a wedding the one thing you may
overlook is the write-up for the newspaper. As news value,
we have tried unsuccessfully for years to have wedding re-
ports submitted promptly. Our new policy should help.
Henceforth, wedding reports will be published free of
charge ONLY if the wedding form or write-up arrives in our
office within One Week after the wedding. After that time
there will be a price of $5.00.
Wedding pictures will also be published free of charge
but ONLY if they are in within ,Nine Days after the event.
This leaves a one week publication gap. After that time
there will also be a $5.00 charge for printing the picture.
In other words, if both the report and the picture are
submitted within the allotted times there will be no charge,
for either. If the write-up is on time and the picture is not,
the wedding report will be published at the proper time free
of charge, the picture later with a caption at a -cost of $5.00.
If the picture is late and the bride insists that the wedding
report be held for the photograph, the price for publication
will be $10.00.
Honeymoon in Austria
Following a three -Week honey-
moon. in Austria and Switzerland,
where they first met,. Mr. wind
Mrs. Gerhard Joseph Bauer will
reside in Toronto. They were
married in Kingsway Lambton
United *Church, Toronto, with
Rev. H. M. Denning officiating.
The bride is the former Doreen
Sandra Smyth, daughter of, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Smyth of Wing -
ham. The groom is originally
from Sydney, Australia.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose- a long-,
two-piece ivory satin .gown
covered with whit:' "h;"nn. She
carried a long delicate bouquet of
white stephanotis.
Mrs. 'R. D. Russell of Missis-
sauga was her sister's matron of
honor and bridesmaid, was Miss
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Alie Struik of Toronto. They wore,
floor -length dresses in autumn
shades, accented by bouquets of
red carnations and barley.
R. D. Russell was groomsman
and guests were' ushered by Ken
Ewart of Oakville.
A reception followed at the Old
Mill, Toronto. The bride's mother
wore a floor -length goWn of
brown multi -colored figured knit.
Her accessories were brown. The
mother of the groom chose a
floordength gown of Thai silk in
rich blue shades; gold ac-
cessories completed her en-
semble. Both wore white gar-
denia corsages.
The bride is a graduate of
Stratford Teachers' College and
the groom graduated from Uni-
versity of Sydney in Australia.
Guests attended the wedding
om London, Guelph, Toronto,
Mount Hope, Brantford, Mitchell,
Peterborough, Waterloo, Hes-
peter, , Oakville and this area.
Honored guests were the groom's
mother, Mrs. Aloisia Bauer of
Sydney, Australia; and Mrs.
'Vena Wilson, cousin of the bride,
of Northern Ireland. •
Rev. Ure Stewart
guest speaker
Rev. Ure Stewart 9f Seaforth
was guest speaker at the morning
worship service in Wingham
United Church on Sunday. The
regular pastor, Rev. Barry Pass-
more, was guest speaker at anni-
versary service held at. Blackwell
United Church, near Sarnia;
Mr. Stewart was honored
earlier this year when he cele-
brated his '90th birthday and his
65th year in the ordained minis-
try. He was assisted in the Sun-
day service by Russell Zurbrigg,
who conducted the worship ser-
vice. The senior choir sang an
anthem.
mg at RR 1, Clifford.
Honored guests at their grand-
daughter's wedding were Mrs. R.
A. Currie and Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Gannett, all of Wingham.
Prior to her marriage the bride
was honored at three showers:
Mrs. Gerald Hyndman of Listo-
wel entertained school friends;
Mrs. Cal Burke was hostess for a -
shower given by Wingham
friends and neighbors met in St.
Andrew's Upper Room for a
for Miss showerCurr'. s re
S Wingham team BeInori
-Photo by Snyder
Mrs. McCarroll speaker
at WMS Thankofferind
BELGRAVE The Women's"
Missionary Society members.,
held their Thankoffering meetin
in the- church on Wednesday . Af
last week. The president, Mips.
Ron Oke, opened the meeting
with a poem and welcomed the
Six .baptized
at St. Andrew's
Rev. R. H. Armstrong was. in
charge of a special baptismal
service held Sunday morning in,
St. Andrew's Presbyterian.
Church. Six children were pre-
sented and received the sacra-
ment of baptism and a welcome
into the fellowship of the church.
They were Melissa Margaret
Ball, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs.
Robeft Ball; Jodi Lynn Morrey
Mundell., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mundell; Mark,
Philip John Heard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Heard; Joseph Wil-
liam Moir, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Moir; Glen William Tay-
lor, son of Mr. and Mrs: Brian
Taylor and Christopher James
'Thynne, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Heathe Thynne.
Mr. Armstrong's sermon was
entitled "Reaching Out". The
choral.anthem was "Ye Servants
of God".
Next Sunday the 110th anniver-
sary of the congregation of St.
Andrew's will be observed. To
mark the event 'a preaching .mis-
sion will be held from Sunday to
Wednesday, Oct. 22-25, conducted
by Rev. Mariano Di Gangi.
iiisitors from
Whitechurch. A ymn . g
and Mrs. J. C. McBurney read
the scri
meditatio
'bar.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson read a
prayer followed by a Thanksgiv-
ing hymn. Mrs.illiam Dalrym-
ple played a piano solo.
Mrs. Victor Emerson df White-
church, gave three readings, en-
titled "God's Bank Ain't Busted
Yet", "The Empty Pew" and
"The Trail to Heaven".
Mrs. Oke introduced the guest
speaker, , Mrs. C. McCarroll of
Brussels. She spoke on "Redis-
covering God's Blessing to You".
She stressed the great.need today
for a good Christian upbringing
for the children and how a lot of
our troubles could be de avoided
if we have a faith in God to de-
pend on. Mrs. Victor Youngblut
thanked the speaker and a har-
vest hymn was sung:
The meeting was closed with
prayer. Lunch was served by the
hostesses and a social time en-
joyed.
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Bluevale
Weekend visitors with Mrs. R.
H. McKinnon were John R. Mac-
Tavish and Miss Cathy Woods of
Kitchener.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Vincent on Sunday were
Mrs. Muriel Brodhacker and
Victor Pellow of Toronto and
George Greenaway of Bluevale.
Douglas -Robinson vows
Linda Robinson, Listowel and -
Wayne Douglas, Belmore, ex-
changed marriage vows at the
Royal York Road United Church,
Toronto, on Oct. 7 at 4:30 p.m.
with Rev. D. Smith of Toronto of:
ficiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Robinson of To-
ronto. The groom is the son of
Mrs. Carl Douglas of Belmore,
and the late Mr. Douglas.
Miss Ada Eby of Elm*ood, the
organist, accompanied the solo-
ist, Miss Heather McDowell of
Cookstown, who sang "Wedding
Prayer" and "We've Only Just
Begun".
The bride made her own gown
of sheer polyester crepe trimmed
with chantilly lace above the em -
Tire -waistline, hem and around
the train. The Fong full sleeves
were enriched by tiny pearls. The
stand-up collar, band down the
front and cuffs were accented
with tiny covered buttons. Her
headpiece of chantilly lace held
her shoulder -length veil. She car-
ried a cascade of two shades of
pink Sweetheart roses.
Miss Kathie Robinson of Toron-
to was maid of honor. She wore
an emerald green knit A-line
gown with green, white and navy
in the hoqd and on the sleeve
band. She carried a basket of
pink baby mums and white
Pinnocchio mums.
ine bridesmaids were Miss
Norma Hamer of Listowel, and
Miss Shirley Kubbinga of Willow -
dale. Their gowns and flowers
were the same as those of the
maid of honor.
isRobert Grainger of Kitchener
was best man'. The ushers ,were
Douglas Ball of South Porcupine
and Bill Robinson of Toronto.
The wedding reception was
held in the Etobicoke Place, To-
ronto, in a mediterranean atmos-
phere. The bride's mother wore a
shocking pink formal dress with
V -neckline and sheer sleeves with
fabric band. The dress was trim-
med with a gold and pink jewel-
led buckle at the waist. She also
wore gold shoes and purse. The
groom's mother were a formal -
is second in
tournament
The Ladies' Auxiliary to
Branch 180, Royal Canadian
Legiod of Wingham, held its
annual bowling tournament last
Wednesday. Seventeen' teams
competed in the tournament from
as far away as Owen Sound in the
north to Exeter in the south.
really
A
r 11 good
afternoon of
bowling was had by the girls with
some very close scores at the end
of the tournament.
The - winner of the Stanley -
Berry Trophy was the team from
Hanover. Second was the Wing -
ham "A" team, third was Kin-
cardine and fourth Exeter. In the
individual race, Shirley Rush of
Hanover was high single with
299; runner-up Trudie Nelson of
Kincardine with 276. The high tri-
ple went to Barb Sanderson of
Lucknow, with 793, and runner-up
was Jean King of Wingham with
747.
While teams were bowling
other teams were being enter-
tained in the Legion Hall to tea-
cup reading by Mrs. Welwood.
Bingo and draws were also made
thanks to the support given by the
Wingham merchants and others
who helped provide an enjoyable
afternoon.
Supper and the presentation of
prizes in the evening concluded
the tournament.
WI EUCHRE
Ten tables were in play' at the
Women's Institute euchre party
on Friday. Mrs: Bannerman was
high lady; Jim Coultes held high
score for men; Mrs. Pattison won
the prize for laxly playing -as- as - a -
man and Mrs. Orvis won the
draw.
length purple dress and jacket
with ruffles at the neckline and
gold accessories.
The couple will go on a wedding
trip to the far south' at Easter.
The bride's going -away costume
was a dress and jacket en-
semble. The dress had a red skirt
with sleeveless white; navy, gold,
green, pink and red print top with
a roll collar. The waist -length
tailored jacket with lapel collar
was trimmed with a row of tiny
buttons down the front. She wore
navy acessories. The couple will
reside in the Barber Ave. Apart-
ments, Listowel.
Out-of-town guests were from
Gorrie, Belmore,.Wroxeter, Clin-
ton, Kitchener, London, Bruce -
field, North Carolina, Chicago,
Campbeiiford, Wingham, Brus-
sels, Aurora, • Orillia, South
Porcupine, Zurich, Listowel,
Bradford, Meadowvale, Burling-
ton, Brampton, Toronto, Willow -
dale, Scarborough, Etobicoke,
Guelph, plmwood, Cookstown
and Woodbridge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nutkln of
Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Cribbin and family of Dundas
were Thanksgiving visitors with.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. Kemler from
Rochester, Mich., visited at the
Thomas Inglis home on°tbe week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick
attended the Ontario Maple
Syrup Producers annual meeting
at Craighurst this past week.
John Reifwick and son Ron
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arrived Friday from Coulter,
,
Man., and are speg ndin a week or
two visiting relatives in the dis-
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