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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-10-10, Page 4Yr. leadures from The World of Women Home King vows said yeIIov and white setting Arrangements of yellow gia411011 and white she** daisies formed the setting in Sacred fieart Church, Te water, forthe marriage oof Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gregory Nicholson, The bride, the former (Ruth) Diane Kt Of Toronto, is the daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. King of 'R..2, Teeswater. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Nicholson of North Bay. Rev, er. Mulhall performed the ceremony at three -thirty o'clock on Saturday,, August 17. The altar boys were Gerard King, brother of the bride and Larry O'Malley, cousin of the bride, both of RR 2, Teeswater Mrs. Rosemary Struthers of Wingham was the organist and accompanied Mrs. James .Fischer, the soloist,,, or RR 3, Mildmay, t, who sang "The Wedding Song" , at the processional "Ave Maria" at the offertory; "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother". at the Communion; "Wedding Prayer" at the signing of register; and "WalkHand in Hand With Me" at the Recessional. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a white polyester satin gown with empire waistline, Victorian collar and long full sleeves with wide cuffs and covered buttons. A Juliet lace eap held her scalloped silk illusion floor -length veil. She ear- ried a cascade bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses and baby's breath entwined with trailing ivy. Mrs. Robert J. Kirkland of Windsor, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She was dressed in a formal gown of mint green polyester crepe with short bell sleeves. Bridesmaids were Patricia Nicholson of Hamilton, sister of the groom, and Sandra King of RR 2, Teeswater, sister of the bride. Their gowns were identical to the matron of hon- or's. They all wore white floppy wide -brimmed picture hats with. green multi -colored trim and carried cascade bouquets of white shatsa daisies with yellow Sweetheart roses and fern with trailing yellow velvet ribbon. Paul Martin of Mount Forest, friend of the groom, was best :a St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) W INGHAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 Trinity 18 8:30 o.m.–:-Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.— Morning Prayer Meetings Wed., Ott. 16 --Deanery Statutory Meeting in St. George's, Goderich 8:30 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 1 —Euchre party in parish hall of 8:30 p.m. Seed the FTD �► '14:GIVER We have beautiful ■ hanksgiving bouquets °, lovely autumn Bowen. Unique thoughtful gifts A .Your nuttily; frkiida, ►; , w 01.74. . ^ �f! . . $ ar • `fir ,� oar a " y .F'`` of itIVIVECTRAIOUCHVLORIST business associ- ates. And we can send them almost anywhere, the FTD way. So, call or visit us today. LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone 357-3888 Wingham • man. The ushers were Robert J. Kirkland of Windsor, brother-in- law of the bride, and Robert J. King of Teeswater, brother of the bride. All wore formal charcoal grey tuxedos with yellow frilled shirts, black bow ties and white and yellow shasta daisy boutonnieres. Following the ceremony a social hour, dinner and reception were held at the Formosa Community Hall where the guests were received by the parents of the bride and groom. The bride's mother chose a formal gown of mauve em- broidered sheer nylon with long full sleeves, wide cuffs and covered buttons. She wore a mauve and purple orchid cor- sage. The groom's mother chose a formal gown of multi -colored nylon chiffon with fall skirt and cape sleeves. She wore a corsage of minature pink and white carnations. For their trip to British Columbia the bride wore a beige and white polka dot polyester silk jersey dress with a short sleeved beige jacket. A corsage of yellow daisies completed her outfit. Mr. and. Mrs. Nicholson will reside in Brampton, Ontario. The bride is a graduate of F. E. Madill Secondary School and St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Guelph. Honored guests at the wedding were the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Hilda Harris, Wingham; Mrs. Emilie Elston of Wingham and Mrs. Velma Falconer of RR 2, Teeswater. Other guests at- tended from Guelph, Goderich, Hamilton, London, Mississa a, Mildmay, Mount 'Forest, New Liskeard, North Bay, Teeswater, Hanover, Belmore, Toronto, Wingham and Whitechurch. • The bride was feted with several miscellaneous showers before the wedding.. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Cassidy of Guelph and Margaret Jeffray, Hanover; Mis_ s Heather . Hues: n of J'10#,,' .rS'2,1 li4axl�4y� ner, , Tee , and Vis, ttnrry, Falconer' of "Teeswater: A -rehearsal party was given by the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Donald; Delmage of Charles Street, Wingham. Commentator at the wedding ceremony was George King of Teeswater and toastmasterat the wedding dinner was Edwin King of London. Both are uncles of the bride. WROXETER WEDD!NGDoreen Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley of Wroxeter, and William Wintemute, son -of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ,Wintemute of Dungannon, were married Sept. 21 in Wroxeter United Church by Rev. Wesley Ball of Gorrie. The couple are residing in Listowel. (Photo by Snyder Studio) Rev. G. Noble speaker WMS Metall {: = Thatthogiving Mer.wog of the Women's Misidonary sited by Mrs. Gorden Society of St. Andrew's ' asby- . trine*. terian. Church was held, on Tom- Nits. Armstrong introduced ced day, October 1.p �' speaker, Rev. Glenn '�` Mrs. Robert ��,' ' . who 1$ '11 01 the Pts president, gave the Invocation # , Onsreb le Lucknow. ,Ile and prayer, followed by the is also the motor of* the Pres. singing of. the hymn "Sing to the Btytel y of Yinice iliikitlend. Mr. Lord ° of the Harvest"' The Noble's a was centred . minut . • and correspondence aroundt lr formation `of the were read by the, secretary, Mrs. Bard.. of: Congregational Life Gordon Wall, The roll call showed which is anew board of the Pres - a total of M visits made' by the byterian Church, formed In gave• thele �'s►nuarY of this year. � treasurer's members. - Mrs. -Gordonreport.n Godk. Mr. lie, In his address, Members ..joined in singing spoke Of etre whiff b con: "Fountain of Mercy". stalntly t� place m our Aire*,The scripture reading from the often .rd , ,said,, Thange thanksgiving Psalm 65 was given often j represents oo wkind of hen Mrs. Victor You based loos. Wei resist change when itr her meditation on this passage of presents loss. We confuse. the Ur scriptures. The psalm is a changes with the wonderful good description of the conditions things that have happened in the in our own country of Canada -- past. We leak to a future thalami* never a failure, no famines, no frightening possibilities. We devastatingearthquakes, no des- cherish the past, but must also . tructive hurricanes -- always a prepared forchange. harvest. We have mateir alFormerly . the - Presbyteria n possessions .in abundance. We Church in Canada had. Boards :Of have many reasons for gratitude. Christian Education; ward-, Thanksgiving is a time to- give ship and Budget;Evangel�n • thanks and means sharing with and Social Action. These e Boards others ourmanyblessing* essi � and were changed in ,� g'14 �armed January, �nUaefy len, gifts.. Horace't ledeand formed the Board of.Coi re- mMrsin ra �l and rs. � Worstionai hip: �• Steward - George Gear' meeting Fisherprayer f voted with a pt � � eward- gship; Education; Nurture. They solo. "The Stranger of Galilee". are all involved..You can't, have one part without affecting the other. Mrs.: Murkin speaker at Thankoffering meeting Mrs. Albert Murkin of the Winghan Salvation Army Citadel was guest speaker for .the Thankoffering meeting of the afternoon unit of the United Church Women on October 1.: Mrs. Murkin was introduced by 'Mrs.- 0. Boss and spoke on the Thanksgiving theme. ow thankful we should be to our Father," Mrs. Murkin. said, "for food, friends, trees, for bountiful world of everything for our benefit!" She: left., her audience with the questions,. "Are we grateful for all we have?. Do we give thanks?" Mrs. Passmore thanked Mrs. Murkin for her interesting mes- sage and presented her with a gift. She graciously thanked the unit and expressed pleasure, at meeting the ladies. Mrs. Lockwood was in charge of the meeting with Mrs.. Pass- more . +inducting the Worship service, Mrs. Victor Haines read Psalm 100, followed . with the reading of a prayer' by the new moderator of the United Church, Dr. Wilbur Howard, He is an out- standing theologian and presently minister of Emmanuel United Church in Ottawa. Con- ference delegates and attenders at his ordination service can only be enriched by the insights and outlook of Dr,:. Howard. 7 , Prayer,, was, . g<wen by Mrs, Passmore, giving thanks .to God for food, shelter and freedom in a troubled world: Mrs. Jean Rin- toul rendered an appropriate solo with Mrs. Passmore ac- companying her. Offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Passmore. , Business was convened and Mrs. BosS read the minutes of the last meeting. Roll call was an-' Mr. and Mrs. Brian Deyell wed in St. Andrew's Church Marjorie "Eadie and Brian Deyell were united in marriage at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, on September 21, at 4:00 p.m., amid a fall set- ting of bronze and gold mums and gladioli. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. David Eadie of RR 2, Wing - ham, and the late David Eadie. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deyell of Wing - ham. Rev. Robert H. Armstrong of- ficiated at the double -ring ceremony and Neil Eadie, brother of the bride, presided at the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gaunt, sister and brother-in-law of the groom sang "The Wedding Prayer". The bride was given • itt marriage by her brother, John M. Eadie. She chose a floor -length gown of polyester sheer. The dress featured a Victorian neck- line trimmed with Belgian lace and long slender sleeves, empire waistline and a long straight skirt featuring Belgian lace motifs trimmed with tiny seed pearls. A long full thapel train, . falling' from the waist, completed the gown and her headpiece was a Juliet capulet trimmed to match the gown. She carried a bouquet —Photo by Snyder Studio of orange delight roses, stephan- otis and white baby's .breath. Mrs. Mary Eadie acted as matron of honor with .Mrs. Diane English and Miss Frances Mulvey as bridesmaids. The attendants wore floor -length gowns of rust polyester with bpd; es and sleeves of yellow and rust Sheer. Miss Stephanie Gaunt was flower girl and wore a long dress of yellow and rust sheer to match the bridal attendants. The attendants carried baskets of yellow shasta mums with fall wheat and rust rosettes. Terry Deyell was .bis brother's best man with Charles Eadie and James English ushering guests. Master Christopher Eadie was ringbearer. A wedding dinner followed at the Belmore Community Centre where the bride's mother received guests wearing a long beige crimp -knit gown featuring a slender -sleeved top fashioned of re -embroidered nylon and a matching floor length sleeveless coat. A yellow rose corsage .com- pleted the ensemble. The groom's mother assisted wearing a floor -length powder blue jersey peau gown ensemble featuring long slender sleeves with matching sleeveless coat, mandarin neckline and empire waistline trimmed with silver braid. Her corsage was of pink roses: Honored guests at the wedding were the groom's grandmother, Mrs. George Deyell of Wingham, and his grandfather, Frank Ort- lieb of Keewatin. The bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mulvey, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mulvey, of Calgary, Alberta, also attended. • For travelling to northern On- tario and Niagara Falls the bride wore a burgundy crimp -knit dress with embroidered trim, black accessories and a corsage of white mums. Mr. and Mrs. Deyell are resid- ing at RR 2, Wingham. swered by 36 membersJand visits to the sick and shut-ins were recorded, A card of thanks from Mrs. Taylor was read,• Mrs. Haselgrove, Mrs. Lock- wood and Mrs. Passmore volunteered to welcome peopleary into the church at . annivers services November 3. Mrs. Bone gave the treasurer's report. Members were reminded of the friendship dinner on October 16 at 12:30, also . Presbyterial that evening at Gorrie at 7:30. The next general meeting is November. 25 when the afternoon unit will be in charge of lunch. Lunch was served by the social committee. gift . a 'with thalt of440,,Whore Are the sprayer of: Baby bapfiz.d GOA Evers, 'Want son olio; andliB's. Wayne EVers of Bei was baptised on Sunday 'afternoon by Bev. Wesly► Pelt In the 'United Church with •the , family and friends attending. The junior. choir,.. under the direction of ��Mrs. , ymoo�nnd 1� owdy, sang v11144010 :acconi- pa nig ;t by Wee Karen Cam. A fancy gathering, followedat the Evers . home, Those ` a distance attending were Mr, and Mgrs. A►. E. Budde rham of %yd. taffy, biS.,.tfr. and Errs. Walter Evers and tomer and Pyle Bink- ley of 'fiord, Barry Currah, .Kitchener, Mr. and -Mrs. Carter of Fordwich and D►a�anla f Evers of Toronto,, 0 THE•PANSIES •. During the meetings . of the Wingham IIT Club, many new things have been learned. Miss Jotiwsma showed how to arrange flowers. Mrs. Jacklih demon- strated how to set tables with different sets of dishes, buffet and formal ways. Family _meals, hospitality, entertaining, themes for parties, how to introduce people, packing a suitcase, have all been dis- cussed as part of this project. Different types of sandwiches were made using colored, bread, which all the girls enjoyed eating. 4 GEORGEOF BRusSE 328 Josephine St., Wing .am (Downstairs at Wash and Dry) 337.1932. - i Tuns. and tied.°9 to 5 Thurs. and Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 4. Men's -Styling, Wed. 5 tet ,9 (By Appointment . We Ear Piercing HOURS: 1.6 Invites you to join in our fellowship Minister: Rev. Wesley B. Ball .11:30 a.m. Sunday, October 13 Sermon: "WHAT GIVING THANKS WILL DO FOR YOU'D it is good to say thank you to the. Lord. Ps. 92, Vs. 1 Brighten Your Day.... In a Charming Way! When you shop at HODGINS-McDONALD BUILDALL, there is something " that "overlooks you"...a beautiful selection of LIGHTING FIXTURES Lighting fashions that create a cheerful mood, and add lasting beauty to your home.... Beautiful-IIIuminating ideas begin at HODGI NS-McDONALD . NORTH STREET ' WIN HAM 3574650 ,