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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-06-29, Page 5HOY - SMITH BALER TWINE NOW in STOCK CEMENT CEDAR POSTS lOpen Saturday Morning, July Closed Monday, July- 3rd sl SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone S27-0770 Seaforth Area families hold 4 annual reunions HARRISON PICNIC , The annual Harrison PiCnic was held at the Lions Park in Seaforth on June 10th. It was not a very warm day but all • enjoyed an afternoon of sports. The results were as follows: girls 6 yrs. and ender„.- Peggy Willert; boys 6 yrs. and under, Allan Hunt, Stanley Airdrie; girls 19 yrs. and under - Peggy Wil- lert; boys 10 yrs. and under, Ken Aikenhead, Ronnie Broad- foot; girls f6 yrs. and under - Bernice...Wiliest,• Joanne boys 16 yrs. and under, Bernice Broadfoot, J'ohn Hunt; young lad- ies - Bernice Willert, Joanne Collins; young men • - Roy Tay- lor, Bill Collins; married lad- y. ies - Dorothy Airdire, Olivia •Broadfoot; married men - Art Airdrie,' Albert .Taylor; ladies kick the slipper - Marion Arm- strong, Dorothy Airdrie; men kick the slipper - Bill Collins, Roy Taylor; Wheel barrow race- Hazel and Bill Collins, Marion Armstrong and Roy Taylor; string game - Olive Broadfoot, Joyce Willert, John Hunt, Charlie Broadfoot; elimination game - Albert Taylor, Jack Aikenhead; three-legged race - Bill and Hazel Collins, Marion Arm- strong and Roy Taylor; card • elimination, George Collins, Peggy Willert, Jim Collins; num- ber of jelly beans in jar - Hello Taylor, Murray Siemon; oldest person - Cecil Harrison; young- est perion - Stanley Airdrie; person coming the farthest Hazel Collins, Owen Sound. After a delicious supper the following officers for 19'73 were elected: President, Cecil Harri- son; Secretary-Treasurer, Phyl- lis Harrison; Directors, Patsy and Lloyd Rimmer, Jim and Donna Collins; Sports, Sharon and Darlene Willert, Bill and Diane Collins. The picnic will • be held at the same place on , the second Saturday in June for 19'73, the sports to start at 2 p.m. followed by supper. pbor.weather reduced attendance but about 70 members were pres- ent from Atwood, Embro, God- erich, Kitchener, Ingersoll,-Lon,' don, Nile, Missisaauga, Port Credit, Toronto and Woodstock. Committees in charge inciud- ed: Sports - Mr. and Mrk. Bob McNeil, Nile and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gray, Bluevale; Food - Mrs. Glen Whyte, Atwood; Reg- istration - Mrs. J, Ure Stewart, Seaforth; Mrs. Austin Matheson, Clinton; Mrs. Alvin McDonald,. Walton; Welcome - Rev. .1, Ure .and. Mrs. Stewart; Seale/ill; Officers elected for 19'72-'73 are: Hon. President and past president - Rev. J. Ure Stew- art; Piesident .- Neil Matheson, Port Credit; Vice-President - Mrs. Ivan Widdifield, Willowdaie; Secretary - Mrs. W. A. Cgs, Kitchener; Treasurer - Douglas Matheson, London; Representa- tives of the Five Main 'branches: Mrs. Barry Hunt, Ingersoll; Lorne Matheson; Boulder, Col- orado; Mac Pratt, Listowel; Mrs. A. D. Goodmurphy, Regina; Carl Parker, Toronto and Douglas Grant McKay, London. ' Results bf races and sports events are: Boys and girls - 5 and under - Carol Miller, Allison Hunt; 6 to 9 - Andrew Hunt, Mark Miller; 10 to 12 - Michael Parker; 13 to 16 Cathy Parker; Jelly Bean Guessing in Jar - Mrs. Barry Hunt, Ingersoll; Guessing Weight of Watermelon - Mrs. Wm. MacDonald, Wood- stock; youngest Person - David Miller; Oldest Person - Mrs. Clarence Parker; Woodstock; Birthday closest to,date - Mrs. Carl Parker, Thornhill; who came the Farthest - Mr..and Mrs. Carl Parker and family, Thorn- :hill; Largest family present - Mr. and Mrs. Neil Matheson (8), Port Credit. 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Ush- ers were Greg Renwick of Hali- fax, N.S., Mike McKeough of London and Bill Cameron, brother of the bride. Dinner and a recption were held at tire Community Arena. The bride's Mother received her guests in a floor length gown of pale lime polyester georgette. She wore a corsage of —yellow roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a long gown of pink polyester crepe and a corsage of pink and white carnations. For, travelling te Muskoka, the bride wore a two piece white suit with nautical overtones and a corsage of red roses. Upon returning home from their honey- moon the young couple will reside in London. Guests were present from London, Hanailton, Toronto, Balt-. imore, ‘IViaryland," Tonawanda, N.Y., St. Catharines, Everett, Seaferth, Bayfield,, Grand Bend, Goderich, Halifax, N.S,, Zurich and the 'Jensen and Crediton areas. Elizabeth Ann Smith and Earl ' William Hoy'were united inenar- riage at Bethel Pentecostal Tab- ernacle,..Godericli, June. 10, at 3 p.m. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs., Jelin Smith, Seaforth, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoy, Goderich, Ont. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. R.Clark of Manitoulin Island. Traditional wedding music was played by Miss Eunice Hoy, sister of the 5, groom, The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a white ern- , pire waisted gown of peau de sole with full Juliette• sleeves and high neckline, her four tier nylon illusion veil trimmed with pearls• was held in place by a organza and pearl headpiece, she carried white daisies and mauve and purple" carnations on a lace covered white bible. Miss Jeanette Watterworth, cousin of the bride, as maid of honour, chose a long mauve gown trimmed •with purple bodice and carried yellow- daisies with mauve and pUrple carnations. Rev. Paul Hoy of London, brother of the groom,, •was best man, and the guests were usher- ed by Stephen Smith, brother of the bride. A reception was held at the Bedford Hotel,, Goderich. The bride's\m-other received the guests in a mauve and white poly- ester dress and wore a corsage of yellow roses. The groom's mother assisted wearing a shrimp lace dress and wore a corsage of white roses. For their trip to the Thousand Islands, the bride wore a yellow dress rimmed with white lace. The couple will reside in Coder- ich. Prior to her marriage, the - bride was entertained at the home of Mrs. Neil HOdgert for a neigh- bourhood shower. A miscellan- eous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Ferg McKellar. A show- er was held for reldtives of the ZIMMERMAN David E. Zimmerman, Sud- bury and Evelyn D. Randall, North Bay were united in marriage by Rev. Donald R. Beck in Hensall United Church on June 24 at 4:30 p.m. The bride is the daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Randall of Hensall and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred B., Zimmerman of Temagami, Ontario. Mrs. John Turkeim, Zurich played tradition wedding music. The bride chose a floor-length gown with a smocked bodice, and full chiffon skirt. A lace band accented the natural waistline.. The bodice featured a Peter pan collar with a ruffled eage, smocked .sleeves to the elbow, then• extending into a puffed sleeve with a ruffled cuff. She carried a bouquet of orange sweetheart roses and white min- iature carnations. Miss Elaine Randall of Hen- (PhiAo by Phillips) - RANDALL sail was maid of honour and bridesmaids were Miss Irene Draycott of Waubamick, Ontario and Miss Lynn Carson,•London. The bridesmaids wore blue gowns with multi-coloured overskirts and ruffled collars, short, puffy sleeves and natural waistlines. The maid of honour was simi- larly gowned except the basic colour was white. Joel Boucher of Cobalt was groomsman and ushers were Pierre Laperriere; Temagami, and Robert Gauvreau, Toronto. For a wedding trip to Jam- aica, the bride wore a white smocked dress with red and white checked sleeves. Guests attended the reception in the Hensall community Centre from Hamilton, Fort Erie, Tern- agami, Waubamict, Toronto. and Tbessalon. The young couple will reside in Sudbury. groom at the home, of Mrs. Alf Hoy, Goderich, and thecongrega- tion of the Pentecostal Church heid.a shoWer for the.ybring cou- ple. C andelabra, white gladioli and orange • carnations were the setting for the candlelight cere- mony in St. Brigid' s Roman Cath- olic Church, Logan Township on June 16 at 7;00 p.m. Father Adams performed the double- ring ceremony uniting-in mar- riage Mr. James Murray Nichol- , son of London arid Bre nda Louise lioegy.'The bride is the daughter of Mr." and Mrs. Lavern Hoegy, R.R. R.R. #1, Dublin and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nicholson, '73 Toronto St., Mitchell. Mark: ,Crinklaw, of London, -played "Wedding Day""It's Only Just Begun" "I Don't Know How To Love Him", from Jesus Christ • Super Star. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an elegint gown of while crepe in a grace- 147 erripii4 line. 'Anise lace"in' a rain drop pattern, shaped the high neck, long fitted sleeves and hem. Tiny buttons trailed down the back to a detachable cathedral train. Her bouquet was of red roses, white carnations and baby's breath, tied with a long white ribbon. Matron of honour was Mrs. Nancy Loyd, Hialeah, Florida. bridesmaids were Mrs. Yvonne C Oultes, Wingham, Miss Maureen Hoegy, Sarnia, sisters of the bride and MISS 'Barbara -Nichol= son, Mitchell, sister of the groom. They wore long, light doubleknit tangerine jumpsuits (Photo by Phillips) NICHOLSON - HOEGY LATEX BASE 11.99 gal. MOORE'S° MA.RLOCK On Saturday, June 3 at 4 p.m. ti a double ring.wedding ceremony took place at Carmel Presby- terian Church, Hensall, uniting in marriage Christene Jessie Cameron and Barry H. Marlock. • Rev. W. Jarvis officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cameron of Hensall; the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Marlock of Crediton. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. Blanche Dougall. Mrs. Peg • Coombs was soloist and sang "I'll Walk With God" and "want Hand in •Hand With Me." The church was decorated with can- delabra, pink carnations and white and yellow shasta daisies. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was dressed in • crisp white polyester sheer over polyester ' taffeta embossed with white daisies. Her gowp feat- ured an empire waistline, bout sleeves with :long .. tapered cuffs, high collar and,a deep rit- fle on the bottom. Baby blue ribbon through lace trimmed the sleeves, waistline and collar. Her wedding ring head piece held her veil and cathedral train, which was edged in lace and blue ribbon. She carried a cascade of baby pink carnations and trail- ing ivy. Mrs. Betty, Ashbitsch was her ,11 'sister's matron of honour. BrideSmaids were Miss Joan Cameron of London and Miss Roberta McMillan of Tonawan- da, N.Y., cousins of the bride and Miss Judy Desjardine, friend of the bride. They were gowned alike ip bably blue polyester MATHESON-MacL EOD REUNION The third annual Matheson- MacLeod Reunion had been faan- ned for Seaforth Lion's Park but inclement weather prevented , and the event was held at Sea- forth Arena on Saturday. The with orange swirled chiffon emp- ire waisted skirts with revealing side cuts. They carried white baskets of orange and white dais- ies and mums. The -Wedding reception was • -held •in the Brodhagen Community, Centre. For" travelling to Kentutly and Tennessee, the bride wore a floor length navy and white cheCked dress with scoopectneek- line, and long sleeves. She also wore a wide brimmed hit and a corsage of carnations. Guests attended the yvedding from Miami, Welland, Toronto, Detroit, Sarnia", London, Ham 1.;.; ton and Owen Sound. - Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson will reside in London. The bride is a graduate of Ridgetown College of Agricill- Jura]. Technology• with- a diploma In,' Animal Health Technology. The groom is a graduate from Tanshawe College, with a diploma in Business' Administration. Prior to her wedding, the bride attended showers given by Barbara Nicholson, U.C.W. of Winthrop Church and Nancy Loyd. A TRUE FACTORY OUTLET STORE FEATURING SECONDS AND DISCONTINUED UNES FROM MANY CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS. OUR SELECTION WILL INCLUDE KNIT SHIRTS. •DRESS SHIRTS, 'DRESS PANTS; CASUAL PANTS. SOX. LEATHER GOODS, FOOTWEAR. SPORTSWEAR, UNGERIE, ETC. FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. 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