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Parkview United Church,
Stratford was the setting for the
marriage of Geraldine Myrtle
Dennis, Hamilton, Ontario,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Dennis, Stratford, Ontario to
Helmut Mathias Gaertner,
?London, Ontario, son of Mr. and
Mrs. • Louis Halas, Simcoe,
Ontario on March 11, 1972 with,
Rev. John Davies-;Stratford, of-
ficiating.
• The bride, given in marriage
.by her father, wore a gown of
Alencon lace, with Empire waist
and slightly A-line skirt, long
slender sleeves with blue satin
trim. The organza yoke, com-
pleted with high ruffled neck-
line held .the chapel, train in
Place. The mantilla of silk
illusion bordered with blue rib-
bon and alencon lace fell grace--
. fully over the train.
Mrs. Keith Tolton, Stratford,
sister of the bride, was the maid
of. honor and the bridesmaids
were Miss Ruth Ritchie and Miss
Rose MacIsaac of Hamilton, Ont.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of
sapphire'-blue velvet with a con-
trasting bodice of capri blue
georgette. Contrasting blue
smocking and, ruffles edged the
with the 8th and 16th Unit of the snowmobile party to Family
U.C.W. catering. Paradise Park and taking in the
• Chairman W. J. Leeming pre- weekly dance there were Mr. and
sided. Rev. D. Docken welcomed Mrs. Mac Sholdice, Mr. and Mrs.
the guests, cub leaders, fathers Murray Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
and boys. Steffler, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dins-
Those seated at the head table more and Toronto friends, and
were the guest speaker, Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin.
McCall, Brussels, and the group Mr. and Mrs, Walter Bewley
committee, James Smith, Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. wm. Hum-
Stewart Humphries, Mrs. Ron phreys in Palmerston. Bill Campbell Jr.,' Stewart
Dennis and Rev. Docken. Godkin, 'viss attended the Beef
Be
William
nn e
Bennett, , Laverne McCall, 1311 1 Lobb and Herb Tra- J. Leeming, Murray Pro-
Doug. Mitchell proposed a ducers curling bonspiel at
toast to the fathers and Neil Mc- Wingham sponsored by Jim
Gavin replied. James Smith Coultes of Belgrave, where they
thanked the 8th. and 16th unit won three games and the high
ladies who catered to the banquet, plus to win the trophy.
The guest speaker was intro- .Paul Humphries was a pat-
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shortreed, Bill Coutts, Walton were among
R.R.3,• Walton and Mr. and Mrs. the passengers who went by bus
Bill Smith, Mitchell have on a holiday cruise to Florida.
arrived home from a motor trip Murray and Sandra Sholdice
to Nashville, Tenn. where they visited their grandparents Mr.
also attended the GrandOle Opry. and Mrs. James Keys., Seaforth.
. Stewart McCall, WatsonReid, Mr. and Mrs,. Torrence Dun-
Bob Wilson and Bill Campbell das attended a get-to-gether on
Jr. attended the Canada Packers Friday evening at the home of
bonspiel in Goderich, where they Mr. and' Mrs: William Stutz,
won third prize. • • honoring Mr. Stutz on his rec-
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Riley, ent receiving of his "Call to the Winthrop and Mr. and Mrs. Ba.r."
Graham Sholdice, Walton, spent Jack McCall, Guelph spent a
a few days in Toronto recently. few days with his parents, Mr.
CUBS HAVE FATHER, Dinner guests with Mr. and and Mrs. Stewart McCall and
SON BANQUET M-rs. Neil McGavin were Mr. and Murray.
-Mrs. Bill Dinsmore of Brampton Mr. and Mrs. Don Achilles
the
Thereannua
annual fatherwere and
30 present
en t
for
banquet
,,, Ty M R.. 1,
accompanied by friends from the and family visited Mr; and Mrs.
n the Walton United Church base- Toronto area. on -..,.,.goal, Blyth.
Among those included in a Visiting Mr. and s Mrs. Mac
CUB SUNDAY
The Suncily service at Duff's
United Church, Walton, was
sponsored by the Walton Group
Scout, Committee, consisting of
W. J. Leeming, Mrs. Ron Bennett
Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Murray
Dennis, Jim Smith, Laverne God-
kin and Rev. D. Docken.
The Wolf Cub Pack-filed into
the church with their leaders,
Howard Hackwell, Doug. Kirkby
and William Humphries.
Group committee sprsors cub Sunday
of cKillop, and Mr. and Mrs. Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall `
Sholdice were-Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Cardiff, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Knight , Brussels, -Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Kirkby, Mr. and Mrs. Neil
McGavin, Mr. and Mrs. JoeStef-
fler, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryan,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell,
Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Nash, Stoney Creek. .
Miss Brenda pewley, nurse-
in-training at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, visited at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bewley.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart' SteV-
enson and Anna Lee visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..Allan
McCall ond Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Stevenson and Ronald. •
lent in. Clinton Public Hospital . Mr. and Mrs. Ron, Ennis,
where lie had his tonsils re-
moved.
Mr. and' Mrs. John Currie,
Cheryl and Rhonda visited Mr.
and Mrs. Allan McCall Anci'Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Stevenson and
Ronald,
Thase participating in a bon-
spiel in the Seaforth Curling
Rink were Ron Bennett, Watson
Reid, Herb Travis's, Doug.
Kirkby, Graham Sholdice, Bill
Robertson, Doug. Riley; Nelson
Marks, Bill Campbell Jr.,
Howard Hackwell, Don McDonald
and Ken McDonald when approx-
imately 40 people sat down to a
beef' dinder prepared by Stewart
McCall _and Stewart Humphries.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dank Jr.
and family of. Frankford visited
last • Friday. night with Mr. and
Mxs. Fred Dunk, prior td their
leaving on a motor trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keys,
Seaforth, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sholdice, Mur-
ray and Sandra on thl occasion
of Murray's birthday.
'Mrs. Frank Burke, 'Sheila and
Stephen visited during the holiday
week 'with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Huether, Steven and John.
Those who visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Achilles and
family on the occasion of their
son Danny's birthday, were
Terry Williamson, Michael
Ryan, Peter Bennett, Murray
Sholdice, Greg Humphries and
Carl McCallum__
Misses Lynn Taylor, Lucknow
and Debbie Achilles, Fergus,'
spent the holiday week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rollie Achilles. , •
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rock
visited with John Rinn, who is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.ann •
y :Achilles is spending a
p
few days of the holidays at the
home .of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnbn
and Ian of Goderich, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hackivell and
family.
Mr.- and Mrs. Murray Hue,
ther, Mr-, and Mr's. Ken McDonald.
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCut-
cheon visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Knight.Go
Mr.
den
Valley visited on „
and Mrs. ,Clements Stutz
of
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. 'par-
rence Dundas.
Miss Ruthie Thamer under-
went a tonsilectomy in Seaforth
Community Hospital.
'Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kirkby,
London visited friends and rel-
atives in the'Walton area.
Dr. and Mrs. Glen Oliver
and family, London, Mr. and
MrsL Ken Campbell and family,
Mr: 'and Mrs. Archie Somerville
Capades recently in London.
surance.
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
SEAFORTH• BRANCH
SEAFORTH CAMPAIGN STARTS SOON
with a cheek•-up
and a cheque
cuffs of sheer full sleeves, man-
darin neckline and created a bib
effect in. front bodice. The maid
of honour wore the reverse. of
the other attendants. •
Miss Elaine Dennis was the,
flower girl.
Mr. Larry Gaertner, Simcoe,
brother of the groom, was the
best man and the ushers were
Mr. James De Pass, Hamilton
and Mr. Arle Van Dyk, London.
Kevin Agar was the ring
bearer.
After their wedding trip to
Florida, U.S.A., 'the couple will
reside at 400,Beaverbrae Drive,
#102, London, Ontario.
Prior to the wedding showers
were given by Mrs. Louis Halas;
mother of the groom, Simcoe;'
Mrs. Peter Ewaskin, sister of
the groom, Stoney Creek; and
Mrs. Jack Bosnian, • friend of
the bride at Walton, Ontario.
• The bride 'is a graduate of
Seaforth District High School and
Stratford, School. of Nursing and
is employed at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London while the groom
is employed as a policeman with
the London City Police Force.
Steven, Leanne and Sherri,
Whitby spent holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Ennis.
Laurie and Kevin Smith Spent
holidays with their grandparents
Mr. and Mr& clarence Dennis,
Moncrief.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill • Hoick,
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.-Don
McDonald visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Nash of
Stoney Creek were guests for
a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Mccavin and
family.
Gary Bennett, London visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Bennett and Joan.
CWL Has
Meeting.
St. James C.W.L. met Tues-
day evening when the President,
Mrs. John Maloney, opened the
meeting with prayer.
Plans were made for the
annual meeting and pot luck sup-
per on April 4. The mystery.
prize' was won by Mrs. Jas.
Kelly.
Parish visitors for March
are Mrs. G. Van den Hengel and
Mrs. H. Swartz.
Mrs. Mary Murray showed
slides of her trip' to Ireland and
spoke most interestingly about
it:
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...sesemwok.-
duced by Laverne Godkin and
thanked on behalf of everyone
present by Murray Dennis.
A film was Shown on Buster
Keatop followed by.. the Cub
Promise being said by the cub
' members.
CUB SOCIAL EVENING
The Wolf Cub Pack held a
social evening in the basement
of the church on Wednesday
evening.
• There were eight tables of
euchre in play, with prize' win-
ners being - High Lady -
Mrs. Harold Wilson, Low Lady
Mrs. Russell Marks, High man-
W , J. 'Leeming, Low man -
Harvey Craig.
There were three tables of
crockinole in play, winners being,
High - Murray McCall, Low -
Jim McDonald Jr. '
CHURCH SERVICE.
Mr. L. 13, Plumsteel, prin-
cipal of Seaforth High School
Was in attendance -at the Laity
Sunday morning service at Duff's
united Church, Walton when Rev.
D. Docken and Mr. Plumsteel
presented a Dialogue "The Role
of the Laity".
Those assisting in the ser-
vice'• were Mrs. Ron Bennett,
Mrs. waiter Bewley and Em-
merson Mitchell.
Hymns were sung from the
printed song sheets assisted by
Rev. Docken with his guitar.
Mrs. Ian Wilbee assisted on the
organ when the choir contrib-
uted an anthem.,„ •
Lunch was served by the Wal-
ton Unit, assisted by the 8th and
16th Units. .
Easter Services and the Sac-
rament of the Lord's Supper will
be observed next Sunday morn-
ing..
. PERSONALS •
Miss Sandra Watson, nurp-
ih-training at St'.' Joseph's Hos-
pital, London is spending this
week, holidaying with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald wat-
son, David, Anne and Mary and
her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
Earl Watson.
Weekend visitors with 'Mrs.
W. C. •Hackwell were Mr. and
MrS. Ed Smith, Sandra, Monica
and Paul of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McIlwain, Mark and
David of Seaforth.
• Mr. Herb Traviss attended the
beef dinner in Seaforth Curling
Rink following the Feed Dealers
Curling Bonspiel.
Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Skinner,
Brussels, visited Mr. and ,Mrs.
Ge'ralCi Ryan and family and also
accompanied the Ryan family
when they attended the Ice
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