The Huron Expositor, 1970-01-15, Page 8delight roses on their muffs. The
flowergirl, Miss Bobbi J. Dale,
niece of the bride, wore a match-
ing dress in white with. a green
muff.
The groom gman was Ian Mac-
kay of Princeton, NewJersey and
the guests were ushered by Ken
Britton, brother of tke bride,
R.R.#2, Dublin and Krynyander-
mey, brother of the, groom,
Willowdale, Ontario.
Mr. Harley, organist, played
traditional wedding mask and"
accoinpanied the soloist, Mrs.
Ruth Diegel, Stratford, former
school teacher of the bride, when
she sang "The Wedding Prayer"
while at altar and "Love Shall
Abide" during the signing of
the register.
For ,the reception and dinner:
in the Church Hall, 'the bride's
mother, received the guests
wearing a candlelight silk
worsted dress, with American
beautY hat.'and gloves with pink
—corsage: She-was-assisted by the--L.
groom's mother in a purple velvet
dress with matching accessories
and yellow corsage. A dance was
held in the Legion Hall, Mitchell.
For the wedding trip, the bride
travelled in a mauve dress and
green suede coat with a white rose'
corsage. .
They will reside in Dauphin',
Manitoba. The groom has his
first charge in Dauphin and Win- ,
nipegosis in the Presbyterian
Church. He'has been there since
the first of September.
. Guests were present ' from
Princeton, N.J., Toronto, Oro
Station, Creemore and London.
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Given in marriage by hey
father the bride chpse, a lace
cage styled-, gown fashioned with
long bell sleeves with stand up
collar of lagoda with bow trim
on sleeves and collar. A bow
headdress held her short scal-
loped veil and she carried a
cascade bouquet of red roses
and white carnations.
Attending the bilde and bride-
groom were Mr. and Mrs.W11-
11am McClure of R.R: 2, Sea-
'forth. The wedding 'reception
Was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Salter R.R.
5, Stratford.
After the' honeymoon spent
in Florida, the coLale will, live
at R.R.1, Walton.
Brucefield
Correspondent
Mrs.Flugh Berry
Tuckersmith U. C. W, of
Brucefleld United Church met at
the home of Mrs. D. Stuart Mon-
day afternoon with Mrs. Norman
Walker and Mrs. Jas, Mc-
Naughton in charge of Devotions.1
Mrs. McNaughton - opened the
meeting with a• poem and a hymn
was sung wittilVIrs. Ross Scott at
the piano.
The Meditation was taken by
Mrs. Walker also the Scripture,
Corinth. 2nd. Chapter, and a
New Year reading , the `,'New
Year better than the Old". Mrs.
McNaughton's topic was To your
part'. Mrs. Stuart gave an
interesting paper on New Year
and what it means and how we
could improve. The roll'call 'A
New Year Resolution' .was an-
swered by sixteep attending.
Mrs. A.• Paterson, the new
president, took the chair for
business. The treasurer's re-
port by Mrs. Berry showed that
$961,65 was raised by the group
last year. Mrs.' Paterson and
Miss M. Swan offered to collect
for The March of Dimes for
Tucker smith.
The group were askeirlio save
nylons, stamps and Christmas
cards which are to ,be left at
the church. A get-well card Was
sighed' and sent to Mrs. W.
Hatigh who is a patient in Tor-
onto. •
'".„.,.,WaYS and Means of raising
rribney for 1970 were discussed.
\ The hoatesea, 11,Irs.Stuart 4 Mrs..
HIM, Mrs. N. Sillery and Mrs.
Hain, Mrs. N4 SHIery, Mrs.
Walker and 'Mr's. Berry Served
lunch. .
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Restriction of
VISITING HOURS
On the . advice nf the Medical Staff
and as a precaution in• view of the high incidence
of flu -in the area, -visiting. privileges are limited to
next of kin of patients seriously ill. r
The co-operation of the public is requested
as a protection to hospital patients; The restrictions
will be removed as, quickly 'as -is
GORDON Mel-MAINE,
Administrator
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. Amid candelabra, baskets .of
carnations and mums, in Cavan
United church, Winthrop, Sharon
AnneJohnston, daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnston, RR.
#1, Dublin and Robert Bruce
Wilbee, , son of mi. arid Mrs. T.
F, Wilbee, Seaforth, were united
in marriage in a double-ring
ceremony at 6:30 p.m. on Nov-
ember 21st, 1969. Rev. J. Cliff
Britton officiated.
The bride, given in marriage
by her, parents, chose a floor-
length' gown of white peau-de-
sole and lace, featuring an Em-
pirewaist, lily-point sleeves and
chapel train which fell gracefully
-.from a full gathered neckline. A
crescent shaped headdress of
sprays of lily-of-the-valley held
her three-tiered shoulder-length
veil and she •carried, a cascade
of white mums and red sweetheart
roses.
Miss Sandra l'ohnston; sister
of the bilde, R.R.#1, Dublin, was•
the maid of honr and the brides-
maids were Miss Anne Wilbee,
Sister of the groom, Seaforth and
Miss Ruth Anne Dunlop,Seaforth.
Miss Joanne Johnston, sister of
the bride, was the flower girl and
MaSter. David MacLean was the
ringbearer. The bridal attend-
ants' wore shriller gowns of
powder49 blue peaude-soie and
lace fashioned , with Empire
waists and full , back panels of
chiffon. They carried nosegays
•of white mums. and red car-
nations,
Peter Wilbee, brother of the
groom, Kitchener, was the
groomsman and the guests were
ushered by Murray Hulley, Wat-.
erloo, and Stuart Dow, Sebring-
vile.
Mrs. Gordon Pryce, organist,
played traditional wedding music
and accomoanied the soloist,
Main Street United Church,
Mitchell, was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Saturday, De-
cember 27th at 3:00 p,m. when
Joan Britton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herb. Britton, R,R.#2,
Dublin was untied in marriage
to Rev, Nicholas Vandermey of
Dauphin, Manitoba, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kryn Vandermey of
Willowdale, Ontario.. Rev. D.
Deas assisted by Dr. D. 'Evans
of Thornhill performed the
ceremony.
, The bride, given "in marriage
by her father, was gowned in a
white velvet • dress with long
sleeves, buttoned cuffs, cumber -
bund fastened at back in a bow
and a train banging from the waist
trimmed with white maribou
feathers. She wore a shoulder-
' length veil and carried a single
white rose.
Mrs: Ian Mackay, Princeton,
New Jersey, was the matron of
honor and' the bridesmaids were
Mrs. Len O'Rourke, sister of
the bride, R.R.# 4, Seaforth and
Mrs. Doug, Thorne, sister of
the groom, Ri6mond Ont,
They were dressed alike in
emerald green velvet dresses
and muffs, trimmed with white
maribou feathers, The dresses
had long sleeves with buttoned
cuffs, cumberbund belts fastened
aback in a bow. They had orange
Rev. R. W. Trembi,y, united
in . marriage on November 28,
1969, Mary Anne Fuhr and Gary
William McNichol at St.Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, Strat-
ford.
The . bride is a daughter of
Harold Fuhr and the late Mrs.
margaret Fehr and the bride-
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph McNichol, R,R, 4, Walton.
Mrs. Ruth Stock, of R.R.5,
Stratford, played the wedding. music ,on 'the organ. .
Miss Evelyn Storey when she
sang "May Each Day" and "Such
Lovely Things".
The wedding dinner was 'held
in the school room at the church
and the reception followedat the
home of the bride's parents. The
bride's mother received the
guests wearing a street' length
dregs of navy double4nit with
navy accessories and corsage of
red roses. The mother of the
groom chose a two-piece dress
of grape crimplene with black
accessories and corsage of white
carnations.
'For a wedding trip the bride
travelled in a dress _of horizon
blue cr e with black patent
accessor es and corsage of yel-
low roses.
The couple will reside at
R. R. #1,. Dublin,
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honoured at a number
ef --hridal showers. 'Hostesses
were Mrs. Keith MacLean -and
daughter Lynne and Mrs. Eldon
Hulley and daughter Judy, S. D.
ii. "S. Girls Trumpet Band at
the High School and a commun-
ity shower at Cavan United
Church, Winthrop.
canning
th Weeklies
Ory Lee nee
Most weekly newspaperS during the
past week stressed inaugural meetings of
municipal councils in their areas. The
Main business MS the appeintIne_ut of
committees responsible for the various
projects to be carried out in the ensuing
year.
The Mitchell ,Advocate reported
that for the first time in its recollection
the wives of meet members of council
witnessed the proceedings. It also re-
ported that Mr. and yes. William Smith
of Mount Forest had purchased the Brae-
side Nursing Home. Mrs. Smith 'is the
former Louise Shortreed, born at Walton
and received her education at Seaforth
High., chool.
Estimated damage to, a pullet barn -
Cat the farm of Bruce Roy, Hullett Town-
ship, was set at $400.00 according to the
Myth Standard. Blyth firemen were sue-'
cessful in extinguishing the blaze. The
weekly also reports that thirty-three years
in the garage business hi' Blyth came to
an end recently for Gar Doherty when Ken
Rotz, of Kitchener, took over operation
of the DinAley Street Garage. Mr. and
Mrs. Rotz and family have moved to
Blyth.
The Blyth Standard reported an-
niversaries in the Auburn news. Mr.
and Mrs. Alf. Machan marked their 58th
wedding, anniversary on January 10th;
Mr. and Mrs. William Straughn observed
their 58th wedding anniversary; Mr. and
Mrs. • Alfred Rollinson celebrated their
55th wedding anniversary last week. con-
gratulations were extended to Mr. J. J.
Robertson, Huronview, formerly of Au-
burn area, on the occasion of his 92nd.
birthday.
According to the Wingham Advance-
Times, Mr. and Mrs. Emersoh Hargrave,
Listowel, observed their golden weddirig
Xnhiversary. They were formerly of
Howick Township, The first 'new year
arrival at Wifigham and District Hospital
was Brian Robert Campbell, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Peter Campbell, R.R,4, Wing-
ham. Mrs, Campbell is the former•Isabel
Doer of Auburn.
. The Brussels Post lists the sale'
of the Kozy Korner Restaurant. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacklin sold the restaurant recently,.
McNICHOL - FUHR
NETTIE CARI?NO
•
A well known former resid-
ent of Seaforth passed away in ,
Calgary, Alta. recently in the
person of Miss ,Nettie Cardno
in her 93rd year. She was
daughter of the late Alex Cardno,
former
than
merchant who
more than ninety years ago er-
ected Cardno* block' on Sea-
forth's Main street. Miss
Cardno was born in Seaforth
the year the block was com-
pleted. "Miss Cardno was a-
member of First Presbyterian ,
Church choir. She has re-
sided in. Calgary for 55 years.
Surviving are a nuniber 'of nieees
and nephews including' John A.
Cardno and Miss Evelyn Cardno,
Seaforth and. Mrs. S. J. McKen- minimaimas
zie, Georgetown::
to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Le Blanc, Water-
100. They have two sons and a daughter.
The Zurich Citizen's News reports
that Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parke, .R.R.I,
Varna, had the honor of having the first
baby in the new year at South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter.
John B. Leith has been engaged as
chief executive ' officer of the Canadian
Weekly Newspaper&- Association. Mr.
Leith was born at Blyth. Mr. and Mrs.
Leith and family will move from Clear-
water, Florida, to Toronto, according
to the Lucknow Sentinel. It is also re-
porteerthat -Mi‘S. 111-roa-MICKe Kin-
loss native, was named manager of the
Teeswater N ews out of thirteen applicat-
ioas. Mr. Thomas Johnston, of Auburn,
has -retired from, the 'hardware business
after 51 years, is reported in the Lucknow
Sentinel. Mr. Johnston and his wife will
continue to live in Auburn.
• According to the Clinton News-Rec-
ord , the second annual Bantam Hockey
Tournament, sponsored by the Clinton
Recreation Committee, headed by Doug.
'Andrews, will be held at the Clinton
Community Centre from Feb. 26 to March
1. It is reported by Mr. Andrews .that 17
teams have already made application or
indicated that they will enter. It is also
noted-that a special committee is arrang- •
ing a hockey" week end tournament. This
will be held Friday and Saturday, January
23rd and 24th.
The Goderich Signal-Star reports
that the Goderich OPP • had three
:-opportunities during the holiday season
to use their breathalyzer equipment.Police
reported that results of the lowest test
showed double the legal limit.
Exeter council has approved 'a con-
tract With the recently' forfned Exeter
Police Association. The contract covers
hours of work, overtime, holidays, benefits
and sick leave, according to the Exeter
Times-:Advocate,
, Two golden weddings were reported
by the Times-Advocate. llr. and Mrs.
Herman Powe and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Triebner, both of Exeter and formerly of
Stephen Township marked their anniver-
saries 'recently.
EKE
ADmi4sI0N. TICKET
TO THE
GET YOUR
CANADA FARM EQUIPMENT
NICHOLAS VAN VUGHT
Nicolas Van Vught, R.R.4,
Seaforth, died suddenly, on
Thursday. He was 55.
Mr. Van Vught was stricken
as he was at work_ in the barn
of Tuckersmith farm.
Born in Holland he came to
this country in 1952 and after
spending three years in Sask-
atchewan moved to the Seaforth
area in• 1956. A dealer in live-
stock he was known over a wide
area.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Florentine Van Ger*
yen to whom he was married in
Holland in 1944 and three daugh-
ters Peteronella, Mrs. Hans
Von Euw of Egmondville, Mickie,
Mrs. 'John Hamilton, Stratford
and Joanne, Mrs. Paul MatheWs,
London. He is also survived by
three brothers and five sisters
.living in Holknot as well as
by three grandThilaren.
The remains rested at the
R.S.Box Funeral Home.
merdher of St. James
Roman Catholic Church, a
funeral service was held frOrn
tire chtitch on Saturday morn-
ing conducted by Rev. H.J.Lar-
agh. Interment followed Ail
PlOneer Memorial Mausoleum;,
pallbearers being - PeterSwirik- ,
les, Martin' Heynshergen, Ted
Van Dyke, John Mackay, James
4,Rose and J'be DeWys.
ti
'ANNUAL
7-4
MEETING
SEAFORTH
AGRICULT,ORAL
SOCIETY,
TOWN HALL,SEAFORTH
Wednes.day, JAN.21,st
at 1:30 o'clock
All interested in
the Work of the
. Society are in-
vited to attend.
JANUARX 28-31, IN TORONTO
A Bus will leave •VINCENT FARM
EQUIPMENT at 8:00 a.m. -on Wednes-
day, January .28 and McGAVIN FARM•
EQUIPMENT, WALTON, at 8:15 a.m.
Bus returns at 5:30 p.m. RESERVE
YOUR SEAT
Bus Tickets $4.00 Per Person
KEEP THIS DATE IN MIND
TUESDAY, FEB. 3rd.
That's •Our MONSTER
PANCAKE DAY
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