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Wingham Advance-Times, 1977-09-28, Page 5rr,oar.wor, 4r1,3111611 4.14 4.1„ CURRAH'S GENERAL ITORE Schneiders Sausage, Large Formers Ib. V1. Schneiders Loose Wieners. lb. 99 Schneiders OKTOBERFEST Sausage Ib. $149 All Cookies - Weston's and McCormick's 20% Off Yarn (Beehive), Crochet Cotton, 1O% Of Marked Price Palm Brand Butter, Thursday, Friday Only Ib. $1.29 Carnival Margarine lb. .$9 2 Ib. $1.00 Allen's Apple Juice, 48 ca. 2 Cans $1.49 Tickets for Wlntarlo, Provincial and Loto ® n't forget the Howvlck Fall Fair on Sate, Oct. 1 PHONE 335-3451 GORRIL Huron County Day Care Centre Op House and Tea Party for the Horne Bound Where? What? - Why? When? - Whom? Welcome Centre, Huronview, Clinton Day Care Centre for the homebound to Hove tea and cookies, view the facilities and learn more about the proaram. Friday, Sept. 30, 2 p.m. All interested persons, ex-shutins, relatives, friends, volunteers, ministers, doctors, and media. XIFIS----411.111%fr MAMMLIEIMS AT TRIANGLE Johnson and Johnson - 8 oz. SHOWER TO SHOWER TALC ' #9 Johnson and Johnson - 450 mi. BABY SHAMPOO 99 Steradent - 20's DENTURE TABLETS TRACK II REFILLS .55 ,S9 9's Stick Deodorant 19 BRUT "33" Cricket DISPOSABLE LIGHTERS TRIANGLE DISCOUNT , St. AndreWs Chutch setting. for SrnithJohn stvows St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, was the scene of a pretty late summer wedding when vows were exchanged by Joan Johnston of Wingham and Rick Smith, RR 1, Ripley. Rev. R. H. Armstrong performed the evening double -ring ceremony on Friday, September 2, in a setting of lighted tapers in candelabra adorned with blue carnations and white daisies. Large white bows, centred with blue carnations, marked the guest pews and bouquets of baby's breath sur- rounded the altar. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Keith Johnston of Wingham and the late Mr. Johnston. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Wes Smith, RR 1, Ripley. Given in marriage by her brother, Len Johnston of Mark - dale, the bride was gowned in sheer lace over white polyester crepe. The dress• featured an em- pire waistline, stand-up collar and long full sheer sleeves gathered onto wide buttoned cuffs. A full train extended from the hemline of the flowing sldl'L and a band of flowers MOWN* held her shoulder -length 've 1. SO carried an arm bouclwit pf red roses. Mrs. Ann Johnston, Markdale; sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a gown of similar style to the bridal, gown in light blue polyester crepe flocked with white flowers. The empire waistline was trimmed with blue velvet ribbon with a tiny bow at the centre front. -She carried a bouquet of white daisies and blue carnations. In similar ensembles were the bridesmaids, Miss Joyce Black of RR 1, Ripley and Mrs. Julie Mc- Guire, RR 5, Lucknow, both friends of the bride, and the groom's sister, Miss Mary Marg- aret Smith, RR 1, Ripley. Junior bridesmaids were sisters of the bridal couple, Sherry Lynn .Johnston of Wing - ham and Barbara Smith, RR 1, Ripley. Their gowns were deisti- cal to those of the senior at- tendants but the skirts were RAlMATT MEQ/CC/FS. • COS FffCS • TOBACCOS' Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six • —Photo by Ward Robertson The Wingham Advance -Times, September 24, 19 77 age '5 white with blue flocked insets They carried white daisies an blue carnations. Side headpiece worn by all the attendants con sisted of white daisies with blu carnations. Bearer of the two rings wa Keith Johnston of Markdale nephew of the bride. Groomsma was Ron McGuire, RR 5, Luck now, friend of the groom, an guests were ushered by th groom's friends, Harvey Brooks RR 4, Ripley, and Kevin Harri son, RR 2, Ripley, and the bride's brother, Ron Johnston of Wing - ham. The male members of the bridal party wore blue tuxedos with velvet trim, matching vests, and white ruffled shirts trimmed with blue, The organist, Miss Mary Ellen Havens of Lucknow, accom- panied the soloist, Doug Inglis of Clifford. The head table was centred with a three -tiered wedding cake decorated with blue daisies and topped with white doves for the reception which followed in the Wingham Legion Hall. The bridal bouquets surrounded the cake. The bride's mother chose a sky blue gown of polyester crepe with a flowered sheer jacket and a corsage of yellow roses. The groom's mother chose a gown of pink crepe topped with a pink sheer cape. Her corsage was white gardenias. For travelling to the Thousand Islands and points east, the bride changed to a green street -length dress with contrasting scarf. Her corsage was a finger ring of red roses. The couple will reside on the groom's farm, RR 1, Ripley. Honored guests were the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith, RR 1, Ripley; the bride's grandmothers, Mrs. Mark Johnston of Lucknow and Mrs. Robert Powell, Wingham; and a special friend of the bride's family, Mrs. William `Eadie of Wingham, formerly. of Holyrood. Prior toher marriage, the bride was honored at several showers: Relative showers were held at, the home of her grand- mother. Mrs. Robert Powell, and " at ,the groom's residence where his aunt, Mrs. Murial Newton of Brampton, was hostess. Showers were also hosted by'Mrs. 'Lorna McMinn and Mrs. Bev Hayden, both of Wingham, and Mrs. Julie McGuire, RR 5, Lucknow. An engageinent party was held for Rick and Joan at the home of John and Barb Gamble, RR 4, d 3 e s n d e FOUR HANDS. ARE BETTER—Ruth Taylor and Susan Nixon join forces to polish a window at Ray Bateman's during the CG IT clean up day last Saturday. The girls worked to raise money toward the continued sponsorship of a foster child in Indonesia. Couple resides near Lucknow following Chepstow ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wayne Morrison are residing at RR 5, Lucknow, following their mar- riage Friday, September 9, at six o'clock in 'Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church, ' Chep- stow. White gladioli surrounded the altar where Father Cullaton pronounced the couple husband and wife. Organist Miss Colleen O'Hagan provided suitable wed- ding music, and,accompanied the Chepstow Choir members as they. sang The Wedding Song, "I'll Never Find Another You" and "We've Only Just Begun". Mrs: Morrison 'is' the former Sharon Ann Graf, daughter. of Mrs. Dorothy Graf of RR 1, Chep- stow, and the late Jacob Graf. Candlelight ceremony unites Wingham couple Two Wingham young people, Gail Remington and Rae Robin- son, exchanged marriage vows in a deuble-ring ceremony solem- nized on Saturday, September 3, at 3:30 at St. An'drew's Presby- terian Church. Rev. Robert H. Armstrong heard the couple's vows and pronounced them one in a candlelight setting enhanced with peach colored' gladioli. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Remington and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson, all of Wingham. Mrs. Don Robertson was organist and accompanied Mrs. Charles Lee as she sang "I Can't Help Falling in Love With You" and "Sunrise, Sunset". Mr. and Mrs. Remington gave their daughter in marriage. She chose a snow white pure crystal gown imported from London, England, and styled with V neck- line, empire waistline, ldng bishop -sleeves gathered into wide cuffs and floating skirt with a hemline flounce which fell into a chapel train. A Juliet cap trim - ly 1 iim. "FINAL WEEK" 25% on ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH-_ STONEWARE Treat yourself to 25(X, savings...then treat your family like company. Every day. Now, you can, with Lambeth Stoneware 16 and 45 pce. sets, in Iii beautiful patterns, :Dishwasher proof, detergent proof, freezer to oven -- even Microwave oven proof. Backed by a 2 year guarantee. NOW. IS THE TIME. THIS IS THE PLACE Offer ends Oct. 1. OernTn?Jewellers. • —Photo by Snyder Studio med with Belgium lace held her two-tiered silk illusion elbow - length veil trimmed with daisies and she carried a basket of peach, gladioli and baby's breath. Dressed identically were her four senior attendants, Mrs. Joan Gibson, sister of the bride; of Orangeville, as matron of honor; Mrs. Faye Remington, her sister- in-law, Miss Christine Rae and Mrs. Trudy Leitch, all of Wing - ham. Their floor -length gowns' were peach polyester knit with matching capes. All the girls wore white picture hats with a flower adorning each hat. They carried baskets of flowers simi- lar to those carried by the bride. Heather Crake of Wasaga Beach was flower girl, gowned in a peach empire styled floor - .length dress trimmed with flowered lace. She also carried a basket of peach colored flowers. Groomsman was Bill Deans, Wingham, and ushering guests were the bride's brother, Bob Remington of Wingham, Dqug Leitch, Wingham, and Ron Mc- Kague, Walkerton. The male members of the wedding party wore navy blue tuxedos with velvet t4nn and blue ruffled shirts. Tlf$ir boutonnieres were peach colored gladioli. Billy Dainty of Whitby was ring bearer. Out-of-town guests from Mont- real, Toronto, Whitby, Petewawa and Kitchener attended the wed- ding and the reception which fol- lowed at the Wingham Legion Hall. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McBurney and Mrs. Katherine Robinson, grand- parents of the groom. The bride's mother were a floor -length gown of soft tur- quoise fine crepe with a matching sheer cape. Her corsage was peach Sweetheart roses. The groom's mother chose a floor - length gown of mint green polyester chiffon with capelet sleeves and beaded trim. Her corsage was yellow Sweetheart roses. .For travelling to Niagara Falls the bride wore a white street - length empire -styled dress with navy jacket and shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson are re- siding at t40 Park Drive, Wing - ham. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morrison, RR 5, Lucknow. Given in marriage by her mother, the bride chose a floor - length gown of white polyester jersey. The dress had long angel sleeves and a V neckline trimmed corsage of small pink roses. Assisting, the groom's mother chose a floor -length gown of navy and white with long sleeves and a corsage of 'small white and red roses. For travelling to Northern On- tario, the bride wore a short light blue dress with a corsage of white carnations. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morrison and Ron Morrison, all of Essex; Mr. and Mrs. Pat McCormick off Detrojt lBrant- ford. "•—Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lisle and Mrs. Herson Irwin were received into the membership of the Wing- hamaJnited Church on SundaY morning when the sacrament of Holy Communion was observed. Rev. Barry Passmore Conducted the service. The junior choir sang "Wedding Banquet" and the senior choir sang "God So Loved the World". —Several area residents are this week attending the Inter- national Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show near Kingston where an unco-opera- tive weatherman has delighted the mud -pie enthusiast but created havric for the plowman. Huron County residents hope he is marking his 1978 calendar with sunny faces. —Photo by L. Wataan