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ENIuLISH—DEVEREAUK
A pretty wedding took• 'place .in
,Our Lady of Lourdes' Roman Cath-
olic Chiireh; Toronto,' October 10,
at 11 a;m,, When Rev. Father .Me --
Isaac united ,Mary- C: Devereaux,
Toronto, daughter of Mrs.:,John- L.
Devereaux and the 'late John ,L.
Devereaux, R.E. 4 Seaforth, to
Seymour. C. J. English, son of Mr.
and Mrs. GilbereEnglish,,Milton,
Ont.
The bride,' given,in,marriage by;
her 'brother James.; Devereaux,'
looked lovely in a "waltz -length
dress of 'Queen Ann :lace over
champagne •taffeta,_ Her, shoulder
veil was, held in place. by a pearl
tiara, , and ' she carried,a bouquet'
.of Talismazi <roses and • bronze
mums.
The matron of honor,Mrs. Sazn,
Fawkes,,:_I3ainilton; sister';"of the
bride, wore a.< waltt,length; dress
Of aqua ;:blue nylon organza over
taffeta with -matching >headdress,
and • carried. ai:cascade pi-bronze
mums and yellow ,sliasta daisies,'
George English, "Milton, •Ont,,
was^besVman,=and the ushers were
Sam' Fawkes, Hamilton, and Eric
Hayhurst; Toronto. - -
The wedding dinner was heldat
Frans Restaurant._ -Later Mr, and_
Mr -s. EngliShleft.on a trip to F1or-
ida, . the. bridetrave11ing,hi a rasp-
berry' wool dress ' with matching
hat and' black• °accessories. They,
will .reside in Toronto:
Guests Were • present'',from Lon-
don;' Hamilton;'' Seaforth, Milton,:
Streetsviile' and .Toronto.,„,
COOPER-BEDARD•
St, James ':Boman:, Cathplic
Church, Seaforth, was :the setting
for.thevgdd,ingatuzday,_Octo'ber
10, at `10 .o'clock,. when Shirley
Anne Marie,, daughter ,of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd. Bedard, Seaforth, ',be
came 'the wife, of. McIvm Clayton
Cooper, son of .Mr..and 'Mrs. -Man
ford Cooper, •.R;R 4 Seaforth;. Dtev
C. ,E. 'Sullivan: 'officiated tat . ,. the
:ceremony. Mrs:' Alice S>ilesplay
ed'the wedding music.and"accorn
parried ,the soloist, Miss: Julia, Flan-
nigan, "Seaforth;; who an: "Ave
Maria,"
Given: in marriage by' her father,
the - bride wore:a white:floor-length
gown'of-lace.over satin;styledwith
tight lbodice and bouffant skirt.;Iier
shoulder -length` veil, fell 'from -a
:headdress of ; and: nd.: satin, and,.
she carried a'bouquet'of:pink,'ros-
"
She. was attended by -her sister,
Miss Jeannine Bedard, % as maid .of
honor, .wearing• a street -length
dress o£:teal .blit» velvet, `fashien-
ed with>' fitted bodice' with cum-
,merbund, and' bouffant skirt. Her
headdress was a -matching velvet
bow,. 'and she
carried a.bouquet of
pin, 'and'
Andre''Aubia, Cli tom•..was.'best>
Man,' and ushering was' Jack Bed-
ard, Seaforth, brother.ef the bride,
A Teception;•followed'at'Seaforth
CommunityCentre =which was dee
orated with autumn 'flowers.:, The
Ladies' Auxiliary catered for': the
dinner. -For a wedding trip to .points
in eastern Ontario, the . bride 'chose
a red Weal dress', red hat and grey
Borg,coai On their return Mr: and
Mrs. 'Co'oper'":will, reside in.
Guests were 'present;;from Lan -
'don, ',Windsor,; ; jIensail!.' .and Sea-
'forth.,
ea-'forth , -
VERHOEVE`DUN.GEY .`
A. pretty` wedding' was solemniz-
ed. on Saturday,; October X10, at .11
a.m.at'St. Mary's Ronan Catholic
Church; Tillsonburg, ,when, Sandra
Aideen. Dungey, Seaforth, exchang--
,ed wedding vows witb.Itector Den:.
aid Verhoeve, Tillsonburg: , 'The.
bride is the .daughter of, the :lat•
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C:', Dungey,•' of
Seaforth,' and the groom -. is the
son of Mr: and Mrs. Mauriee Ven
hoeve, .of Tilisonburg.';The church
was,decorated With. white • mums
and .carnations. The:,Rev, Father.
O'Neil officiated:
The bride„ given in marriage ;'by
her brother, . Charles,' R:, Dfingey,
looked 'lovely' in a full. length gown
of hand -clipped -Chantilly, lace with
lily pointed -sleeves, Her elbow -
length veal was: held ;in' place by
a tiara of Chantilly lace She car
ried , a bouquet of Baceara, roses
With ;garlands -of feathered ,com—
mercial mums.
Miss,, Barbara Ann Dungey, • Sea -
forth, sister,of .the bride,; was maid
irides,.Agree.
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of honor, Wearing 'a bronze velvet
street -length dress, rounded neck-,
-line, fitted bndice with short
sleeves ;and a bow at the • front,
She were :a snatching headband' of
shirred bronze velvet, and carried'
a nosegay ... of bronze and yellow
mums
Bridesmaids were. Misses Elean
-or . Verhoeve, Tillsonburg, sister of
the; groom;' Mercia Verhoeve, TiTI-
sonburg, cousin of the groom, arid.
junior bridesmaid was Miss Loreen
Verhoeve,, 'Tillsonburg, "sister .of
the groom: They wore,. ;identical
gowns to�the maid of --honor, only
in ,green velvet:
Flower -girls were Miss Heather,
ceruse, of Seaforth .cousin of the:
Bride; 'Patsy Platteau," Delhi, and
Linda. Kosynski, Glen Meyer, Ont.
They wore identical`: dresses • 'of
green velvet .with .,large collars. and.
a :bow at -the. back. -They carried
miniature bouquets of bronze and
yellow mums. • .
Mr Pat MeElhone, Tillsonburg,
was groomsman, : and, ushers were
•Roy' Dungey, Seaforth„ :brother of.
the bride; ;Bruce• Austin, ,Seaforth,
cousin"of the .bride, Fand Paul Fish,
Tillsonburg, ,,
Mrs. C. Moon .was__organist and
Mrs. Paul Pattin, Tillsonburg solo-
ist, sang." -Ave Maria."
The reception was—held at- the
Mel -Manor, Tillsonburg, Guests
were . present from Seaforth, Kit
chener, . Stratford, ;;Harriston, Mit-
chell, Chatham, Brantford; Delhi,
Windsor, Guelph- Simcoe,. Mich .
gan, ' Illinois, 'Nova Scotia, Wal=
laceburg and Tillsonburg:.
The bride donned a •champagne
beige suit dress • with coffee brown
accessories:;and a' corsage of bronze
and yellow; mums; for their wed-
ding trip r'The--young--couplewill-
live at 28 ` Wolfe Street, Tillson-
burg.
`COLEMAN=SMITIl
A pretty: wedding' was solemnized
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Smith, R.R. 5, Seaforth,; amid a'
setting of, baskets ;of white; gladioli
'and pink, dahlias, on Saturday, Oc
tuber 10;' -at 3 o'clock, whezi their
daughter;. Marjorie Elizabeth, was
united in,marriage 'to Bruce Doug-,
las; Coleman; ,R.R. 4, 'Seaforth;'The
grooni• is the son of Mr. and Mrs:
Wilfred Coleman,= R.R. 4, Seaforth:.
Rev. W. ' H:: Summerellperformed
the double -ring ceremony.%
The bride, given in -marriage by
her father,- Iooked lovely in :an im-
ported .gown. of French lace over
taffeta .fashioned with a fitted
bodice, long -sleeves and .a scoop
neckline ernbroidered with pearls..
Her shoulder -length veil- fell from
a tiara of .sequins `and pearls, She
carried- a cascade bouquet— of red.
Miss-Jund.. Smittr, ,I,;i1. 5, Sea -
forth, :sister of the bride, was maid.
of honor,wearing a waltz -length
dress of white nylon with blue ap-
pliques and a white eumr terbund.
She wore a•fiower headdress and
'carried- a cascade bouquet of pink
,chrysanthemums and' roses.. •
. Mr. Ken Coleman, R.R. "4, Sea -
forth, "brother of the groom, was
groomsman:. > -
Miss Jean Hallen";played the 'tra
ditional wedding music
The :'wedding dinner was head at.
the home of ;the bride's' parents.
The bride's. table was': decorated in
pink and 'white centred with a.
three-tier wedding cake. 'Assisting;
in serving were'Mrs.,-;David Muir;
•Walton;. Misses, - Jean and, -Mar
guerite Scott,. R:R. 1;-Seaforth; and
Miss Emma' McCo'Wan, R:R:.3 Sea
forth;,
' Guests were present front Wiind
sor,Porotito, South Monaghan; At-
wood,
t-
wood;':: Brodliagen -.Seaforth and>
surrounding district '
The -bride's mother 'received the
guests,:.wearing a ,dr'ess.of blue fig
ured nylon jersey and a Corsage of.
pink •'chrysanthemums. She was
assisted by'. the. ; groom's in
wearing •a- bronze, figured :sheath;
dress :;with: black accessories. and a.
corsage of yellow chrysanthemums.:
Tire:;bride•donned a:red wool jer-
sey dress with matching, accessor-,
-les"---and- wa--white--clay-ysanthemum-
corsage fora wedding' trip to the;:
United States. The young' couple
will reside at`R R. 4,. Seaforth t s.
Prior to. hee marriage., the,;bride:
was feted on °Several occasions. A
shower was ' -held, in her honor: at
the home of Mir Linda Savauge,
when her former:'classmates met
and presented. her. With many:"beau
tiful ,,gifts; .
On':October ,.2 , Mrs. R. M:' Scott
andMrs, GordanPaple_were hos
tessesLat a shower held in the ;base
•ment.;of. Duff's Church, McKillop
where neighbors- and friends;gath
ered. to honor the 'bride. She re-.
ceived an array of beautiful ':gifts.
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DUBLIN NEWS
Mr's. ,Buelah M
.cGovern, Francis
and Michael, of Montreal, :with Mr
and MTS. Ed.. Stapleton- ,
1Vir.'and Mrs. --Jerry Mayman and
daughters,' of Deep River, with M.
and Mrs 'lc D;:. ans.
y
Mr. Kenneth S.tapTeton R
erson
Institute, :Toronto; andMr. Bobbie
Stapleton,-
of St.: Jerome's High
School,. Kitchener,- at their' home.
77Mi and: Mrs '"Dalton Burns and
Jerry, Parry Sound, with Mr. and
Mrs Erarik Burns;• • "
"'1VTr. and 1Vtrs. Jim Newcombe -and
Jimmie; Port Credit with, :Mr, and,
Mrs William : Stapleton.
Mr,,: 'and.. Mrs.. ",Edward Holland
and David, of Toronto, .with Mr:,
and Mrs "G'eorge 'Holland.
Mr. and ,Mrs. b'ergus. (Reynolds,;
Detroit„ Mrs. Joseph ,:Carpenter'
and •Mr.::lt F.; Byrne; Hamilton,
with Miss:, Monica Byrne:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill O'Rourke and
daughters --in Dundas with'Mr, and:
Mrs. John -Robinson
Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Wilson, llliss
Mary ,Margaret Ryan, .Kitchener,
and -Misses Alice andTheresa-Ry
'axi: London, with •= Mr: and
Pat, B,yan•
Mr.. arid. Mrs, :Vincent Gooden
and fainil'y London, with Mr.' Tom
".-and Mr. and Mrs.:, Joseph Dorsey,
Mr. and >. Mrs.,, Fergus. Horan.;in
-Detroit•wfth .Mrs. Vera McKay,
Miss Ruth Ackroyd; ;Toronto;
With Mrs. '.Mary'O'Rourke. . •
Miss Lorraine Looby, London,
and Mr ,;C:• Curran, of Montreal,,
with Mrs: A. M. Looby
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kelly aji l=
children, Mr, and 'Mrs Jack Kelly,,.
Miss Nancy I�ellj of Kitehener,'
with Mr and Mrs Fergus Kelly.
Mr and,- Mrs.- Toni 'Butters • and:
familyin:Niagara: Falls
Mr and Mrs. Charles ,Friend and
family at Lions ,f%ead..
1vlr. and Mrs•. Vincent Morrison,
Kitchener,:and-'Mrs Jaynes Morri-•
son`: Spent the weekend in"; indsor,
and: Detroit. -
Mrs..Louis Dillon .and .Dorothy,
in -Woodstock, with Mr, and •Mrs.
Wilfred' Duffy. .' -
Attending: the 38th , wedding an-
niversary of Mr and Mrs.'lyicholas
Krauskopf' Sunday were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Krauskopf, PortHope;•
Philip Krauskopf,' of Cobourg;.
Staff Sergeant Joseph and Mrs:
Krauskopf and family,. Iamilton,•
Mt. and Mrs, John'' Krauskopf and
children, ,Alvinston Mr. and MrS.
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FRIDAY:AFTERNOON, OCT. 23rd.
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OE THE WEEK
Paul Horan, 'Alton; Mr. and -Mrs:.
.Fred • Doherty, Caledon; Mr: and;
Mrs. "`Robert Price, River Drive,:
Park:
A. very successful home "baking
sale was' held. ori'Saturday after-'
'noon, s,Ponsoredby the officers of
the Altar Society, "
in- Gerald .•Hoh
land's, recreation room
A total of 20 persons enrolled for
the 'pour se in .first aidconducted. by.
St. •John Ambulance. ' -Instructresses
are Mrs Sinclair and Mrs.. Cook,
Stratford.. ' The �Lcla ses• will con-
tiuue for the next six weeks;, each
Thursday:evening, The course is
being:- held.in;, the Continuation:
School, -sponsored„by',the 'officers
of "the Catholic Weni,en's; L•eague.,..
•Mr and Mrs E'ugeiie Geroux, rof
Thorold; Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus
kopf 'and children, Alvinston, and.
Miss` Patricia Costello,' - London,,
with'; Mr, and Mrs Dan Costello.
WALTON
_ Miss 'Amye Love, - of Toronto,;
spent the Thanksgiving' holiday:
with:her sisters, Mrs,' Fern Pat-
terson and Mrs. WaIter'Broadfoot
and Mr. "Broadfoot-
Mr..and Mrs. • Gteorge -Kirkby;
Beverly and Puny, °of.- Burwash
Murray Kirkby; Port.. Credit, and
lan, ;;of • Searboro, were weekend
visitors With Mr. H. H. Kirkby. and
other ..relatives.
Miss Olene Dundas, of Toronto,:
visited withher parents, Mr. • and
Mrs','T. Dundas, over the: week
end
Mrr .-Wayne McMichael,, of Wind
sor, spent the, weekend- with his
parents, Mr.- and Mrs. 'Robert Mc-
,
Michael „s
Nlr. and . Mrs, Horace •Rutledge
and faihily, of London, visited With
relatives over the holiday,._. .
Mr,. W, C. 'Ennis, 'of London,`,
spent' Monday with his mother,
Mrs,; 1 • Ennis
Mr. Herb Kirkby, of Toronto,
spent the holiday with' his father,
Mr, Frank Kirkby. - - :
Mr: and Mrs. Jim Lamont and
family, of London, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Porter over
the weekend: •'
• Mr, Ron Ennis, ,Of London, and
Miss• Ruth Anne Ennis, of "Kitchen-
er, sent Thanksgiving with their
parents fr. and Mrs. D. Ennis.
',Mr,-WalIace Shannon, of Sarnia,
visited- with• his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Shannon last 'Friday and
•Saturday -
Mr, and 1Virs.. John McGavin and
daughter, of Hamilton, and Miss
Elizabeth McGavin; of .Kitchener;
were weekend visitors with Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon McGavin..
Mr, David Kirkby, p£ Toratito,
spent Sunday and Monday: with his
grandfather, Mr. Herb Kirkby, and
othet :friends 'and” relatives. •
Mr.' Gerald Dressel, of Hamilton,,
spent- the -weekend at 'his. home
here.
Mr. Glen Oliver, of Western Uni-W
versity Medical .School, ,was t a
weekendnest it hi parents,
w with s p yen ts,
Mr, and' MrS.: Leslie Oliver. -j
-Mr. and' Mrs.. Frank Dundas and
family, of Toronto, -spent tiie week.,
end with the former's parents, Mr,
and'Mrs. George, Dundas.
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Ritehie,.
Brute, Douglas and Anne, of Ham-
ilton, were the guests Mr. John
Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs. ` Cliff
Rit hie on Sunday.,
r, And Mrs. Joseph Rya} and,,
family silent Sunday with Mr, and•
Mrs. Ray Steffler,, Kitehener:;
1Vfr, Edwin' C. Miller, 'of "Leth:'
Bridge, Alberta, is visiting with bis
mother, Mrs. F. 11". Miller; and.
'Mr. and Mrs. b. Ennis. •
THE EIJROZ EXPOSITOR,
OC OCT.'*
EiVIONDIALLE
Mrs. R. Dalrymple attended the
Wark-James, wedding on Saturday,
October .10, at. Cromarty Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Eiekmeyer
are becoming nicely settled, in'tiieir
new home which they ,rented from
Mrs. Simpson. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Verbekel and fam-
ily also moved into the Douse which
they purchased last week from.
Mr. Butler, of ,Bayfieid�' Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Blue and family re-
cently vacated these . premises
when theyr ' moved into -:their ;new
home recently purchased from
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Indian Brave; "WhiSPerthose;
three little -words that will make:'
ane dance on, air." •
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