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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-07-29, Page 4r--7Frmr Check up before you pack up ( See our experts today for a PRE-VACATION SAFETY CHECK Windshield Wipers Glass I Exhaust System I Rear Lights Turn signals, Hazard warning flasher Side marker lights OUR SPECIAL PRICE .1.00 (Parts extra) Steering I' Brakes Mirrors '-Headlights Tires I Horn /4406 S27.-1750 • SEAFOgIli Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m:, WE USE GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS PARTS Construction of a large addition toSeaforth Public School is well advanced and the 'Contractor expects to have the building closed in shortly. The addition will accommodate pupils from' McKillop as well as provide additional facilities. (Staff Photo) SPECIAL CLEOANCE MEN'S ALL-WOOL % - Disco'unt On, all Men's and Boys' Short Sleeve Dress, Sport and Knit SHIRTS SWIMWEAR Walking ° SHORTS Values up to 89.50 to clear • 0 Summer HATS, CAPS, and JACKETS Bill O'Shea Men's Wear a • • • 4-411K HURON' Eptr9SIToR, 1971 0 0 - GRASSY Swiss lace 'over taffeta. The- fitted bodice was styled with high neckline and long fitted sleeves. She carried a white Bible dec- orated with pink rosebuds and stephanotis. Mrs. Alice Andrews, matron of honor and Miss Dale Berna..s- coni, bridesmaid, wore identical gowns of pink polyester _crepe trimmed with "white lace. They carried nosegays of white sha.sta daisies and pink straw flowergb.„ Groomsman was Mr. Arthur Aiken Of Clinton. Guests were ushered by Mr. Everett Grasby and Mr. Wayne Grasby of London. The wedding reception was held in the church parlour. Guests were received by Mrs. Roy Cope, Condon,, ronsin of the bride and Mrs. Irene Pearce of Regina, Saskatchewan, sister of the groom. • The couple will live in Montreal after the first of August. The bride was formerly organist at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton and, was music super- visor at Clinton Public School and Seaforth Public School. BROADFOOT St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, was the setting for the marriage of Beverly Jean Cud- more, Clinton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Cudmore, Clinton to James Douglas BroadfOot, Brucefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot,Brucefield.Rev.S, Sharpies, Clinton and Rev. Lt. Stewart officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor- lenghtik • A-Line gown of tradit- ional white lagoda with a scoop- neckline, long sleeves and bodice of rachel lace. The detachable train, which was fastened at the waistline with a self bow, was full- and flowing and trimmed with matching lace. A cluster of daisy-like flowers held• . her elbow-length veil. She-carried a:bouquet of white mums and baby yellow roses. ' Mrs. Sharon Brindley of Goderich was her friend's matron of honor and the brideimaids were her cousin, Miss Helen• Cudmore of Clinton and Mrs.• Sandra Hayter, Varna, friend of the-bride. They wore floor- length gowns of yellow polyester chiffon with Empire waistline which was accented" withorange and green lace medallions. Three-quarter-length pleated ,bell sleeves and yellow picture hats completed their ensembles. - CUDMORE They all carried baskets of orange and yellow shasta daisies. Ed. Kroll of Oshawa was' best man and the ushers were Ted Cudmore Clinton and Rick Burdge of Brucefield. Traditional wedding music was played by Miss Cathy pot- ter.. At• the reception and dinner which follows at Seaford Valley Hall, Saltford, Ontario; Mrs. Cudmore received guests wear- ing' a-cireis of mint . green crimp- oline, white accessories and cor- sage of white mums. Mrs.Broad- foot chose a dress of printed polyester crepe, white accessor- ies and .corsage of white mums. For 'the wedding trip to Northern Ontario and Western Canada, the bride travelled in a turquoise pant suit with white' accessories and corsage& white daisies. The couple. will reside in Windsor, Ontario. Wedding guests were present from Toronto, Cleveland, London, Kitchener, Seaforth, Clinton and area. - Before her wedding,; the bride was honored at a shower in the home of Mrs. Gordon Cudmore held by Miss Helen Cudmore and Mrs. Sharon Brindley. It was a miscellaneous, shower for friends and relatives. . FEDERER -• Joanne Alice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Meidinger, Sea- forth and Joseph Federer, son of Mrs. Katherine Federer, of Kit- chener, were united in marriage on July 3rd at 5 o'clock in St. James Roman Catholic Church by Father Laragh. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of lace over satin with long lace sleeves and a long train. Her three-quarter length veil was held by a tiara . She carried a bouquet of *kite daisies. Mrs. Phyllis Jeffrey of South- ampton, was her sister's attend- ant in a blue lace pant suit similar to the bride's gown. She carried a nosegay of white daisies and pink carnations. Flower girls were Cathy Meidinger, sister of the bride BERNASCONI Ontario Street United Church, .Clinton, was thescene of the wedding on July Id; 5:00 p.m. of Lois Grasby and John Bernasconi. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Harry Grasby, Blyth and the late Mrs. Grasby and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernasconi, Regina, Saskatchewan. The Minister, the Rev. Herb Wonfor officiated at the double- ring ceremony. Organist was Miss Carolyn Hibbert, London, who accompa.nied the soloist, Mrs. Mary Hearn. Given in marriage by her father,' the bride wore a gown of DALE - BUTT The wedding of Brenda Carol Butt, youngest daughter of Mrs. Roy Butt and the late Roy Butt, to Peter Alvin Dale, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dale, was quietly solemnized in North- side United Churchaon Saturday, July 24th at 4 p.m. by the Rev. J. Ure Stewart. Mrs. Ellen Murphy was bridesmaid and-Mr. 4 Larry Dale, best man. Guests were present from. Brantford, Flint, Mich., Goose Bay, La- brador, Stratford and Seaforth. MEIDINGER „ . • and Diane McNichol, cousin of the bride were dressed identical in pink pant suits with long lace sleeves. They carried baskets of white daisies and pink car- nations. Following the marriage a reception was held at the bride's parent's home, John Street. The bride's mother received wearing a green and•• yellow polyester crepe dress and the groom's mother 'in a mauve crimp knit. For going away the bride chose a blue and white pant suit. The couple will reside' in Guelph where the bride is on. the teaching staff. Guests we1e present from Seaforth, Clinton, ' Kitchener London, Zurich 'and Mich. An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. VOGELS Baskets Of yellow chrysan- themums,, and daisies. ' decorated C.olurnhan's koman Catholic Church._ on Jul? 3, 1971 for the double wedding of Miss Dorothy Vogels, Dublin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vogels, Dublin to Mr. Frank Van Steelandt , Dublin son of Mr. and Mrs. George Van Steelandt, Dublin. Miss Maria Willems, Seaforth, •daighter of Mr. and Mrs. John Willems, Seaforth, was also mar- ried to Mr. Cinth Vogels, Dublin, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vogels, Dublin. ,Rev. .C. A. Oostveen performed the two double-ring ceremonies and sang the nuptial mass. Father Laragh was pre- sent in the sanctuary. The organist was Mrs.Alice Stiles, Seaforth, and a choir of children from St. James' School, Seaforth, where Miss Vogel s taught sang "All the Earth", 'Rproc aim titteit;ird", "Glory `the"Father". -Mas Mary Anne Segeren was the vocalist and she sang, "Ave Maria" "0 Perfect • For 214 Guaranteed your FEDERALLY on Bay, • STANDARD INVEST Investment our "CASHABLE further financial DEPOSIT Available 5 year Savings Street, CHARTERED NOW %. , ANY TIME" or write 1 CORPORATION - Certificates. Certificates. TRUST ' COMPANY Thru:' ' ,vii,.,* '2:\:, , information INSURANCE term Toronto AT adviser Certificates _ Guaranteed Ask about contact , A MEMBER CANADA ItONNENBERG INSURANCE , AGENCY- MONIETON " Office Opin Monday Through Brussels Office Open Tues., g". Phone ,887.0663 . , Phone 347.2241 Saturday and Friday 11...4.11n 001iiiiiiiiiilledMilliii•hiia Dublin, 345-2512. HOLLAND .. . & MOORE • INSURANCE• w,:.:: — ' blfitchell 349-9067 . DONALD INSURANCE Phone 527 610 • , G. EATON AGENCY -lam ....... Seaforth . u. ..o. ' • G BALD Phone ZOO vftrmol - ' K. HOLLAND Dublin Love," "Amazing Grace". The brideSgiven in marriage by their fathers looked lovely. Miss Vogels wore a dress of EuropeanE,,rope Pean de Brochel; fash- ioned princess lines, Empire waistline •and long fitted sleeves. The dress featureda lohg train attached at the waistline. A flower duster held her four tierred veil and she carried yellow roses, white carnatiohs and stephanotis. Miss Willems, wore a gown of organza crepe made on princess lines with stand-up collar, long puffed sleeves with cuffs, collar and bodice appliqued with cotton Lace. The dress featured a chapel train attached at back waistline. A headpiece of lacey (Photo by Msyk) WILL EMS leaves held the long veil in place. She carried a cascade of bridal roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. . Miss Vogels' 'attendants were Miss Nellie Vogels, sister of the bride as maid of honour. Miss Joanne Miltenberg, London and Miss Dorothy Van Doornick,cou-- sin of the bride, Seaforth, were the bridesmaids. The flower girl was Carol MacGregor.. and the ring bearer was Bert, Middegaal. The attendants wore similarly styled dresses in mint green with lowered necklines, puffed sleeves, Empire waistlines and trimmed with green and white daisies. They. each carried- a cascade of white daisies and wore daisies in their air. The grcomsman was Mr. bert Van Steelandt, brother of the groom and the guests were ushered by Willy Andries, Delhi and Paul Vokelsi_gb-rfitlier-Ortbe bride, Dublin. ..Mrs.• Anne Van Rooy, sister of the bride, Drumbo, was matron of honor for Miss Willems and the bridesmaids were Miss Jose- phine Willems, sister of the bride, Seaforth, and Miss Jacque- line Van Doornik, cousin of the groom, Seaforth. The flower .girl was Anne Marie Van Rooy, niece of the bride, and the ring bearer was Jeffrey Visser, Sea- forth. • They were • •attired • • in gowns of similar 'design in pink crepe, low neckline's, Puffed sleeVes with daisy trim and ac- cented with bows and 'flowing streamers at back. They carried -nosegays of pink carnations and white chrysanthemums. The' best man was John Vogels; brother of the groom, and the ushers were Tony Van Bakel, Dublin and peter Willems, Dublin. At a dinner and reception held at the Legion.Hall, Seaforth, for the two couples, Mrs. Vogels wore a yellow coat and dress ensemble, white accessories' and- • a coratigeof orange delight roseS.u., The groom's mother, Mrs. Van Steelandt wore green and blue nylon over taffeta with white VAN STEELANDT - VOGELS accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Willems wore a gold shantung ensemble, with a gold cross and a corsage of white carnations. For "travelling to the Grand Canyon, Arizona, the bride, Mrs. Van Steelandt, donned a pink and white hot pants ensemble with white accessories and a corsage of ,pink roses •and stephanotis. On their return the young couple will reside at 145 North Main Street, Seaforth. For a honeymoon to,Northern and Eaktern Ontario the other bride, Mrs. Vogels, wore a white cotton lace hot pant suit with short, puffed sleeves, white ac- cessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Vogels-will live at R.R. 2, Staffa. Guests were present from the Netherlands, Sarnia, Drumbo, Lucknow, ,Stratfor, ..London, Dethi,44wen Sound, Blyth,, Ayl- mer, Toronto, Oakville, Dublin, St. Columban, Dashwood, Kippen and Seaforth. Phone 527-0995 Seitorth