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Cathy Gail Bridge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bridge of
Brussels, and David Edmond
Lisle Watts, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Watts, Brussels, were
united in marriage at Brussels
United Church on Saturday, June
3o. Rev. Gordon Hazelwood of-
ficiated.. Michelle McCutcheon
was organist and soloist was
Gayle White.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father. The
maid of honor was Gayle White of
Brussels and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Brenda Jamieson of
Toronto, Donna and Jackie
Bridge, sisters of the bride, of
Brussels, Mrs. Stephanie
Kelfington of Brussels and
Maxine Watts of Kitchener, both
sisters of the groom.
The best man was Brad
McLellan of Brussels and ushers
were Gill Jamieson and Gary
Bridge, both of Toronto, Murray
Kellington, Murray Houston and
Darrin Watts, all of Brussels.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held at Family
Paradise. After a wedding trip to
Northern Ontario, the couple is
residing in Toronto.
Photo by Snyder Studio -
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of avenin ceremon.
FI LMS FOR SALE—People who like to watch movies at home could find a selection of old si g
classics as well as some newer films at the dealers tables at the Wingham Film and
Nostalgia Festival last weekend. St. Stephen's Anglican Church,
Gorrie was the scene for the
wedding ceremony of Brenda
Bennett and Douglas Browne on
July 14 at 7 p.m.
`% The bride is the daughter of '
Bruce and Dorothy Bennett of
RR 1, Gorrie and the groom is the ;.
::Centre son of Peter and Grace Browne of r ,"% x..:;. G.
Gorrie. $ x Y . ,4�f:
I Rev. Orrence Laramie of ,4
e W S Gorrie officiated at the service. .
Donald Coghlin of Fordwich was
Recent Wingham and Area the organist. Miss Lisa Lambkin
Day Centre for the Homebound of Fordwich sang, You Light Up
" activities included a picnic outing My Life and We've Only Just"
9' to Riverside Park. Begun.
The clients arrived at 11 For her wedding, the bride;;
o'clock for a social hour before wore a floor -length gown of
a lunch. A picnic lunch of ham French polyester sheer. She i `N
sandwiches, lettuce salads, carried a floral arrangement of E <.
bananas and fruit breads along yellow roses and white car-
with barbecued hot dogs was nations.`
served. The maid of honor wasenday
xz The 'Olympics' for the clients Haasnoot of RR 1, Gorrie who
tiN commenced after a short rest. wore a yellow polyester -knit';
Events and winners were as floor -length gown with a sheer 4
Id z follows: 10 yard dash, Hilda waist -length cape.
Scheerer; standing broad, Ralph ,The bridesmaids were Mrs.;l � s
y Godfrey; distance judging, Helen Perry Strong of RR 1, Gorrie and Y
Lewis tug-of-war, Helen Lewis a
Mrs. Daryl Knoblauch ,, of r
Ma (iaibraith Edna Eckmier Gowanstown sisters, of s the
Mary
and Ralph Godfrey; discus, Hilda groom, who wore gowgs similar
a . Scheerer and Rosella Ard won to the maid of honor's.�� 5
` the javelin competition. The best man was Jack Toner::.
The overall winner with the of Palmerston. The ushers were < ';
most points was Helen Lewis. Edward Browne and Peter
Following the activities the Browne, both of RR 1, Fordwich, '<
group returned to the Armouries brothers of the groom.
MARRIAGE VOWS were exchanged by Kathy Fines,
for lemonade, tea and grapes. A reception followed in the
Wroxeter, and John McCracken, Wingham, on June 23 in Anne Adair led the group in Howick Community Centre at 9
Wroxeter United Church with Rev. Wesley Ball officiating. exercises last Thursday, then p.m.
The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fines of clients played table and floor The bride's mother wore a
Wroxeter. John is the ion of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hackett, shuffle board. It was the first street -length dress with an off
Lueknow. The couple Is residing in Wingham. chance to play on the new table white colored skirt and a sheer TO RESIDE NEAR FORDWICH—Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
shuffle board purchased by the floral top in shades of green. Browne exchanged marriage vows on July 14 at St. Ste-
New
rlzons committee. The room's mther wore a phen's Anglican couple will reside at
Lunchwas prepared by the st eet-length dre soof dusty pink RR 1, Fordwich. (Russell
Corrie. The
Russell Studio Photo)
new cook, Lynne Anderson, and in a polyester crepe knit.
served by the volunteers. After For a wedding trip to the west
Congratulations to Wingham lunch Doreen Mali talked about coast, the bride wore a baby blue
additives as part of the regular colored skirt and jacket with a
on its 100th Birthday nutrition program. floral polyester sheer blouse.
This was followed by a The couple will reside at RR 1,
�s ceramics class being taught by Fordwich.
Anita Mahe and Josie Anger. Out-of-town guests attended
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St.Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
Tie Rector: The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th.
SUNDAY, AUGUST S
* THE EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist
10:00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist In c9lebration of WI m s Centennial.
Preeeben The Rev. T. Kenneth Hawthorn.
The Rev . O. Lancaster will also be assisting.
A social hour will follow the 10:00 a.m. Service.
Please note: The Church is open daily 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
until Wed., August 8th. All visitors to Winghom's Centennial
are invited to visit the Church.
Wingham.
United Church
The Service Commemorating
Wingham's Centennial
August 5 - 11 a.m.
Hear the Happy recollections of:
The Rev. John L. Crawford
The Rev. T. Garnet Husser
The Rev. Cecil M. Jardine
Music by the Centennial Homecoming Choir.
Lunch on the Lawn following the service.
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