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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-06-12, Page 15Enhance the beauty and value of your home with precast steel reinforced con- crete Unit Steps. Our installation crews work quickly and cleanly without piles of sand and cement to damage your paths and lawns. No waiting for concrete to cure. One-piece Unit Steps have no sections to be forced apart by frost or settling. Over 100 sizes in stock. ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS TO MATCH Safe - decorative - sturdy - permanent. Steps installed for you by factory trained experts F. KLING LIMITED Phone 527-1320 — Seaforth COMING SOON! WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING of New Floor Covering Store in the Former • "Snip'n Curl" Opening Early July SCREENED TOPSOIL (Stone, Grass and Root Free) CEMENT GRAVEL Also for Lanes or Yards, Fill Etc. LANDSCAPING Light Bulldozing, Back. Filling, Levelling Etc. ' BACKHOE WORK LYLE MONTGOMERY —'--- PHONE 482-7644 EVENINGS OR CLAYT'S GULF SERVICE," '• CLINTON, '482-7661 sor.4 Val CAMPBELL SOUP * COMPANY LTD. ST. 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A Bridal Gift Register, a copy of answers to most queries regarding wedding details and 6 MONTHS FREE SUB- ' S'CRIPTION TO THE HURON EXPOSITOR Huron fxpositor We have a complete selection of terrific' gift items that are sure to please "Pop" on his day Ilyvin's Hardware — Phone 527-1160 Seaforth, Ontario tows, .^." READY imintudymbr WON ':EX,P9SITORitifi-FORTNi-43*;;.JUNR I t el e ,! THE EASY WAY TO BUY BETTER CONCRETE STEPS. 0 I 0 It • 4( e ft Ifs SMITH - SINCLAIR Amidst a setting of white gladioli, mums and yellow daisies in the church at Palo Alto, California at 2 o'clock on May 24th, Marie Adell Sinclair of Mountain View, California was united in mar- riage with Patrick 'David Smithf of San Luis Obispo, California. The Nuptial Mass was performed by Father Charles Quinn. The bride ,is the (laughter of. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sin- clair of Goderich Street East, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Smith, Fresno, California. The 'bride, given in mar- riage by her father, wore an A-line silk organza dress with, baroque Venice Lace trine Ka- bouki sleeves with matching train falling from the shoulders. Her short veil was held with a daisy headpiece. She Carried white roses, orchid and trailing ivy on- a 'white Bible. Mrs. John C. Choy&i. of Los Altos Hills, California, as Maid of Honor and Miss Robin Anne Smith, Hacienda Heights, California as Junior Bridesmaid were dressed alike in aqua A- line dresses trimmed with mat- ching Venice lace and daisy headpieces. Their flowers con- sisted of yellow and white dai- sies. • • , Dr.- Joseph W. Smith of Sonoma, California was the Groomsman and the Ushers were Mr. Christopher Smith, Santa B,arbara, California and Mr. John C. Choyce, Los Altos Hills, Cal- ifornia. Miss Roberta Schulte, organ- ist of Mt. View, California play- ed traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Miss Joan Sinclair, sister of the bride, when she sang "The Wed- 'ding Prayer". A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John C. Choyce, Los Altos, Cal. , seven- ty-five guests attending. The bride's mother received, the guests wearing a lemon crimp poleyester dress with matching accessories and orchid corsage assisted by• the groom's mother who wore a beige dress with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. For 'a wedding trip to var- ious parts of Nevada and Calif- ornia, Pebble Beach, California. and Ontario, Canada, the bride wore a sleeveless mauve • linen dress with, empire lines, trim- med. with white patent leather, white accessories arid white orchid corsage. The-couple will reside in Mountain View, California. Guests from. a distance were Fir. and Mrs, John Sinclair and Miss loan Sinclair of Se a f - •orth, Ontario and other guests .from various parts of California, A faniily dinner and re- ception for Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith,' (nee Marie Sinclair) newlyweds of elotintain View, California, took place at the Seaforth Curling Club, Seaforth on Saturday, M'ay ilsf, Serving the dinner w.ere Miss Elaine Roberton, Seaforth and Miss Joan Roherton, London',' cousins of the bride. l'ii.gety-five friends and el.kaes atiAndgi the reception and .dance lir the evening. Visas Party and Janice Grigg of of London, nieees,. were in charg% of the griest hook. Visitors attended from Ottawa, Belleville, Toronto. Saul r Ste Marie, Mich, Kit- chener, Sr. Thomas, London and Chatham. • Mr. and Mrs". Smith left on Thursday for Mountain View, California, where they will make their home. They have been visiting Mrs., Smith's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. .John Sinclair and sisters, Mrs, Allan Grigg arid Miss Joan . Sinclair, London, CARRIERE-CARPENTER Nancy' ,Afine. Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter of Chatham and Bert- hold. Carriere, son of Mrs. Rol- land Carriere of Ottawa and the late Mr. Carriere, exchanged wedding vows In Blessed Sacra- ment Church, Chatham. Rev. Charles Campbell officiated at the ceremony before an altar adorned with standards of white gladioli and mums. Wedding music was provided hy organist, Miss Linda Dr:lessens...and she also accompanied Robert Car- riere who sang. ' Given in marriage hy her father, the bride wore an A-line melt de soie gown fashioned, with-Chantilly lace sleeves. A floral headdress held her shou0- er length veil and she carried a bouquet of white roses. Miss Lynn 'Robertson of Tor- onto, attended the bride weare- ing an A-line hot pink Swiss shantung gown topped, with a floor length pink lace redingote fashioned with short sleeves. She" wore a floral headdress and car" tied a matching pink nosegay of carnations. Mr. Marcel Carriere was groomsman and ushers were Mr. Giles Carriere, Mr, Michel Car- riere, Mr. James Carpenter and Mr. Joseph Carpenter. A reception was held' at , Holiday Inn. Following the reception the bride donned an orange knit suit with bone accessories. The young couple will leave for a wedding trip later to Banff, Alberta, where the groom will he teaching at Banff School' of Fine Arts during the summer 'and later will be taking up residence at Ottawa. Guests attended from Vanier City, Ottawa, Montreal, King- ston, Toronto, North Bay,• Sea.- forth, Kitchener, Detroit and Dublin, The bride is a graduate of Western University and the groom has a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Montreal. News of • . . . • , Mr. 'and. Mrs. W. J. Dale, Mrs. L11a JeWitt attended the Ex Warden's Banquet held at the Tiger Dunlop Inn Wednesday evening., Saturday visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Buchanan' and family were Mr. and 'Mrs. Charlie Hart, Mr. Dave Elliott all of Goderich, Miss Cheryl Ilart of Brussels, Kathy and David Jew itt of Clinton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Jew its and family. Mrs. Irene Grintuldhy is visiting with Mr. and Mrs., Rus- sell Fleming of .Seafordi. Mr. Carl Nlerner of Kitcheriii- ! cr ye,44.t3Lirld ay visltor ye-A. 0A! and7qrs!' tot] Thompson Fir. and Mrs., ken Preszcat- or and girls, Mr. and Mrs., Dad Preszcator, Christine and Lisa.' Fir., and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie attended the King ,picnic held- in. the Riverview Park in Exeter, on Sunday. Mr Bill Dale judged horses at the Clinton Spring Fair Sat- tirday. . Mr; and Mrs. Dennis Jewitt of Clinton visited on Sunday with NIFs. Ella Jewitt ancrboys. Sgt. Phil Philips of-C.F. B. Rivers, Manitoba visited on Sun- day with his sister, Firs, Jack Medd, David, Jim and Kerri. Mr, and Mrs, Hector Kings- well, Mr. and 'Bob Burke and daughter, all of Clinton, were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Mc - Ilwain. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Dale. Kathy find Cheryl, Mr, Wee, ne Hoegy Visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell and Shane of BlyIrt.-• - Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bnehan • an.,imd.family visited with Mr. and;".Mrs, Aylmer Hart "and-fam- ily of Brussels on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Marris Nos and Steven visited en Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Hommel and Christopher of. Don- don, Mr, and Mrs. John Hoggart, Larry and Connie spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Paul Dedriek, Jeffery and Jim of Sini cc*. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE . SEE 'JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527.0490 : Seaforth Offike Directly OppOsIte Seaforth• Motors SEAFORTH JEWELLERS Phone 527-0270 Seaforth For man, for ladies, lar incni and for toys air! girls :tort at *Not rhos: eXpellSin, watches. ardinal, 95* .....•••••••••••••••••• BETT L ES - Dorothy Lorraine Talbot, daughter of Fir% and Mrs, Ernest Talbot, Kippen, and William ,. 'Paul Nettles, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth Betties, ,Wlethrep, exchanged marriage vows ill Constance Brucefield United Church, Rev. E. D. •S,:uart otficiateu et their double-ring candlelight cerem- ony on Flay lith at :I 01) O'clock, before an altar adorned with. multi-colored shasra dal ies and e-aldelabra; • ,.. Traditional wedding [untie was played by the organist, Mrs, Gerald Moffatt,. Kippen. Mrs. 'Fred McGregor, Brucefield, as `soloist sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer". 'Hie bride, who was given away by her father, wore . a formal. gown of French lagoda fashioned with princess line ho- dire, high -smoke ring neckline bordered With headed guipure lace. appliques, dhow sleeves, scissor-pleat,eeei front . skirt siert- ing..from sine)]. hew at empire height. Lace border armnd sleeves and front edge of pleat. A watrati train -draped from large how on hack neckline into chap- 01 length with a two fool split at floor length topped with a how; Lace edge bordered the trail], same as front, A cluster of lace leaves, encrusted with pearls and sequins held her bouffant veil; She carried a cascade of yellow roses highlighted hy vivid dracaenas sanderiana and Canary Firs. Gerald Johnson, of Kippen, was matron of honour, and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Gary Alexander, Hensall,sister of Me bride and Miss Cheryl Muir of Seaford), They wore identieal formal gowns of blue chiffon over yellow taffeta"giv- frig a turquoise'appearance, styled with a high neckline and stream- ers draped from hack neckline to the hemline. 'They had match- ing shoes and petalled headpiece: with cocktail veils and carried crescents of multi-colored shasta daisies arid English ivy. Miss Tanimy Alexander, niece of the bride, was flower eirl and gowned similarly, to the bride, She carried a basket of multi-colored shasta daisies and English ivy. The groomsmen was Gerald Johnson, of Kippen, and guests were ushered by Gary Nettles, ..eaforth, brother of the groom- and ilus•sell Talbot, Kippen, bro- ther of the bride. Following the ceremony, a dinner was held in the church parlors and a reception held in the Zurich Community Centre. The bride's mother received the guests in a lilac Italian silk coat and dress ensemble with matching accessories and a cor- sage of pink sweetheart roses.The groom's mother chose a turquoise cimpelene ensemble with match- ing hat and white accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. For a wedding trip, the bride changid to a sea foal-it green worsted silk coat and dress eltigemble with matching hat, hk'iwn accessories and an orchid corsage. The couple will reside in Goderich. Prior to the marriage, the bride was entertained at showers given for her by Misses Beverly Brindley and Laura Wafer of Goderich and Mrs. Gerald John- s-as Kippen arid Mrs. Harold • liugill, of Seaforth, Friends and naghbors held a 'shower at Bruce- field Uhited•Church and Mi. and MrSe Kenneth Betties entertained 4 p Now...a new concept in precision watches O Every Cardinal Watch has 17 or 29 true working Jewels Just like those in expensive watches. 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