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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-10-07, Page 18._ • oe 4 Vg.,v6" AREF‘14-ov . OPItn . . Phone 527-1910 Seaforth TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED News of ORUCEFIELD News off' VARNA Correspondent Fred McClymont The United Church Women will hold their October meeting on Thursday evening of this week. They held a successful smorgas- bord supper last Wednesday evening. Thanksgiving service will be held in the United Church next Sunday with Rev, Murdock Morr- ison in charge. A bountiful applecrop is being harvested in the various orchards in the community. HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT.. OCT. 7, 1971 ONTARIO ONTARIO FORM 418 NOTICE OF HOLDING AN ADVANCE POLL ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HURON Notice is hereisi, given that a Poll, for the purpose of rec.iv. ing the ballots of Voters who expect on the day fixed for poll- ing, to be absent from and unable to vote in the polling sub- divisions for which their names appear on the Lists, will be open on: TH AREA WEDDINGS SATURDAY and MONDAY The 16th, and 18th of October, 1971 From 12 Noon Until 9 p.m. and , 'ON EACH OF THE TWO DAYS at GODERICH — Mrs. Joseph McNevin's Residence, 198 Cameron Street EXETER TOWN HALL . 'CLINTON TOWN HALL SEAFORTH TOWN HALL • (Photo by McCall) O'REILLY - CORNISH The ballot box or boxes will be opened at the said places and the votes counted at 8 p.m. on the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF OCT., 1971 Dated at Seaforth , this 27th Day of September, 1971. .PHONE 527-0240 WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth WHIT BEA ---ALSO STORAGE — -SNOWDON Golden autumn mums and candelabra formed the setting for the wedding solemnized in St. 'Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth on Saturday, September 25, 1971 at 3P.M. whenparriage vows and rings were exchanged before the Rev. H. Donaldson of Delhi, Ontario between Mary Anne, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McLean and James Roelof Snowdon, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snowdon, all of SeafortIr. Holy Ccimmun- ion was celebrated by the rector, ,the Rev. S. Sharpies. Miss Anne Legg, Goderich, cousin of the bride, presided'at the organ and accompanied the soleisti Miss Margaret Elligsen, Waterloo, who sangthe "Wedding Prayer". The' bride, given in marriage by' her father, looked radiant in a floor length gown pf swiss sheer designed ,by 'Priscilla of - McLEAN Boston: 'Venice lace encrusted the wedding band neckline, front of bodice and flowing A line skirt, also the Victorian sleeves. The attached cathedral train was complemented by the same laee. A hand fashioned Juliet cap held her short illusion veil. She carried her mother's Prayer Book adorned with orange sweetheart roses, a sprig, of heather, trailing ivy and satin streamers knotted with rose petals. Attending the bride wereMiss Dianne Patterson, Guelph, as maid of honour, Miss Pamela Snowdon, sister of the groom, Miss Lynn' MacLean, cousin of the bride, as bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth Ann Johnston, Stratford, was junior bridesmaid. All were gowned alike in autumn orange moire taffeta-skirts, off- white blouses featuring leg-o- inutton sleeves and a ruffled wed— ding ring neckline, dark brown velvet cumberbunds and matching hair bows. Nosegays of miniature golden mums complemented their attire. Attending the groom was Mr. Wm. Scott, Kitchener. Ushers were Mr. Robert Legg, Goderich, cousin of the bride, Mr. Wm. Southgate, Seaforth, and Mr. Thos. Snowdon, brother of the groom. The wedding dinner was served in the Parish Hall of St. Thomas Anglican Church followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents. For travelling to the Atlantic coast, the bride changed to a purple crushed velvet pant dress, black patent accessories and cor- sage of yellow mums. Mr. and Mrs. Snowdon will reside in Dublin, Ontario. r - Prior to their wedding Mary Anne was feted at showers given by Misses Dorothy Parke, Dianne Patterson, Jeannette•Finnigan and Mrs. Alex Pepper and Mrs. Wm. Millson. Mrs. Bruce McLean held a trousseau tea in honour of tier daughter, assisted by friends of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snow- don entertained the wedding party following rehearsal Friday evening at their home on James Street; Seaforth. St. Columban's Roman Catholic Church was the setting August 28th, 19'71 for the marriage of Margaret Susan (Peggy) Cornish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Cornish, olu Seaforth, to Paul Louis O'Reilly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Reilly of R.R.No.5, Seaforth. Rev. Oostveen officiated. At the seven o'clock service the church. was decorated with large bouquets of White gladioli. Mrs. Vincent Lane was the organist and Mr. Brian Melady and Mr. Tom Burke played gui- tars and sang folk music. . Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of white georgette over satin and carried a bouquet of pink carnations, white roses and white heather. Her three tiered -shoulder length veil was held in place by a band of white roses. The dress was fashioned with .a 'full skirt with a wide flounce at the hem and had short puffed sleeves with a frill around the arm and also around the high neckline, The matron of honor, Mrs. Dennis.' Wendland, of Kitchener 'and the bridesniaids ' "Miss Christine Reicheld of Kitchener, cousin of the bride, , and Miss Margaret McLean, of Seaforth, wore gowns similar to the bride's, in shades of avocado green, pale pink and a deeper pink. Their, dresses were trimmed, with contrasting velvet sashes and they carried nosegays. Gordon Moylan of .at. Colum- ban was groomsman and David O'Reilly, 'brother of the groom, and Tom Melady , of Dublin, ushered the guests. A reception followed at ,the Seaforth , Golf 'Club where the bride's mother received guests in a turquoise dress with matching coat and the groom's mother assisted in a coat and dress of brown and gold. The bride wore an apple green pant 'suit with white accessories when they left for' their wed- ding trip. Guests were present from' Port Dover, Kitchener, Deep River and Montreal. The couple are now residing in London. Correspondent Mrs.Hugh Berry Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hill, Mrs. M. Sholdice, Exeter, attended the wedding of Miss Lois Shol- dice, Windsor, 1 n London on Saturday, September 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Elliott Windsor spent the week end with friends in Seaforth and Bruce- field. Mrs. Paul Packman occupied the pulpit of Kippen United Church on Sunday while Rev. Paul Pack- man preached anniversary ser- .vices •Egmondville United Church. Mrs. Larry Forrest, and family, Granton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forrest, Dashwood visited with Mrs. E. Forrest on Sunday. Mrs. Mac Wilson visited in London for a few days last week. Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Miss Gaye Elliott, London, spent Sun- day with Mrs. Berry. 4-H BRUCEFIELD II BUTTERCUPS Brucefield II Buttercups met at Linda Coleman's home when the topic Was the many ways we use dairy products in menus each day and the con- venience of them. Kathy Tom- kins and Diane AndersOn made chocolate fudge which Karen Whitmore and Diane Baird, served. A number of the girls with STEWART St.. Andrews United Church, Kippen, was . the setting for the marriage of Joan Beverley Sinclair, Kitchener, and Bryan David Stewart, Kitchener, which took place on September 18th at 5 o'clock, with Rev. P. Packman officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sinclair, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'David R. 'Stewart, Seaforth. White and yellow shasta dais- ies and white candelabra decor- , ated the church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a beautiful formal white gown of poi de soie with high neckline trimmed with guipure lace, high empire waist- line, also trimmed bodice with matching lace. The sleeves fell the leaders, visted Holmes Dairy in Clinton when Mr. Holmes told about each piece of equipment. At a meeting at the home of Faye Cantelon different ways to make white sauces and gravies were discussed. A cheese tray was made up with different• kinds of cheese and apple slices ped in lemoe juice.• Nancy An- derSon and Linda Coleman made cheese drop biscuits and Kathy Lawrence , and Rhonda Richard- son buttered and served them. Plans for Achievement Day got . underway with Diane Anderson, Kathy Tomkins and Faye Canto- Ion in charge. softly to-a Illy point at her wrist. The centre of interest in the skirt was a built in chapel train from waistline to hemline. To complete her beautiful gown; she chose a lace trimmed Ju)iet cap with silk illusion cathedral veil edged in matching lace. She carried a bququet of stephanotis, white daisies and golden chalice roses. Mrs. Allan Grigg of London was the matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Patrick Smith, sister of the bride, Moun- tain View, California, Mrs. Donald McDowell, sister of the groom, Kitchener and Miss Sharon Riley, cousin 'of the bride, London. Misses Patty and Janice Grigg, nieces of the bride, London were the junior brideimaids and Master BrianGrigg, nephew of the bride, London, was the ring- bearer. The matron of honor, bridesmaids and junior brides- maids were dressed alike and complemented the bride in thin ankle length gowns of moss green and gold figured voile. The bodice` with natural waistline, was accented by a scooped neckline and baby doll sleeves which were - trimmed with white French lace. The hoop skirt was trimmed at the bottom edge with same white elegant lace. To complete their outfits ' the bridesmaids wore floppy hats of gold and green to match the thin velvet sash around the waistline. They carried bou- quets of white and yellow shasta daisies."' The best man was Mr.Donald McDowell, Kitchener and the guests were ushered by Mr.Doug- las Dalrymple, Toronto, Mr. Walter Langford, Kitchener and Mr. Allan Grigg, London. Miss Jean Ivisoni-Kippen, was the organist and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Ken Cardno, Sea- forth, who sang "0 Perfect Love", "Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside You". The reception was held at ,the Seaforth Golf Club where the bride's mother greeted the guests wearing a Chinese jade satin poi de sole dress with chiffon sleeves, matching accessories and a cor- sage of a deep purple orchid. She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a dress of azalea rose, double chiffon over silk, with matching hand beaded trim on neck, bodice and -cuffs, matching accessories and minia- ture rose buds worn in her hair. 4 , For their wedding, trip to the Maritime Provinces, the* bride travelled in a golden crimp dress withand around edgingblackc uffs, down black front accessories and corsage of bronze e p daisies. The will reside in 6 Kitchener.Gueatu were present from London, Toronto,' Oshawa, Kin- cardine and California. Pri or to the wedding, the bride was honoured with showers by The RoberIon Family, Sea- forth, Mrs. Ken Cardno, Sea- forth, Mrs. Allan Grigg, London, Mrs. John Morrison, Kitchener, Miss Lois Blinn, London and the Kippen United Church. INVEST h a Guaranteed Trust Certificate DONALD G., EATON Office in Masonic Block 'Main St., 'SEAFORTIl phone 5474610 SINCLAIR RUSSELL T. • BOLTON Returning Officer, Ontario WE ARE BUYING We now have a FAST NEW elevator and intake. We have the quickest and most modern un- loading facilities available for our Bean and Corn GroWers. For Courtesy & Service Come to 4 W. G. Thompson & Sons Limited MITCHELL % Miles West of Mitchell on Highway 8 PHONE 348-8433 TOP PRICES FOR We will also Custom Dry your corn. HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Requires a CATERER To operate the Cafeteria at Seaforth District High School Details may be obtained from the principal, by phoning 527- 0380, Seaforth. Applications will be received until 'OCTOBER 8th, 1971 by Mr. W. H. knisley " Superintendent „Huron County Board of 'Education CLINTON, ONTARIO pwwwemeswitiwwwersoolosoneavensmolm