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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-07-12, Page 4Notice to Parents CONCERNING BICYCLES Parents are urged to co-operate in instructing their children that the practise of leaving bicycles on the sfioulder of the Highway. at the Park entrance and on adjoining properties is PROHIBITED It may be necessaiy'id.?en2vi Park privileges to those - .•1 children who persist in this practise. Seaforth Lions Park we need your We have a ready demand for good used Chesterfields. This makes it a good time to think about trading. See our large selection of new chest- erfields in a variety of styles and price range. You will save money by trad- - ing now. BOX NITURE Seaforth SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-027(1 KENNEDY - BRAY (Photo By Phillips) Judy Martene H.R. #4, Sea- forth was united in marriage with Ray Harrison, son •of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harrison, R.R. #1, Seaforth, on July 7th,. at 3 p.m. in Egmondville United Church. Rev. T.E. Hancock performed the single ring ceremoey. The bride, who chose a white satin lace -trimmed gown with a ribbon bow at the back, was given in marriage by her father. The maid of honor, Miss Tracey Carter of Egmondville wore a navy blue dress with y -neck, white trim and short sleeves. The bridesmaids, Glenda Butt of Egmondville and Betty Guenther of Dashwood, wore dresses simi- lar to that of the maid of ,honor, in yellow. Marty VanLoon of. London, was groomsman and the guests were ushered by Frank and Martin Verberne 'of R.R. 4, Sea- forth. The organist, Mrs. Arnold Scott, accompanied Mrs. Zivkovic who sang "Song of Joy". For going, away the bride wore a blue and white checked„ pant suit. Guests were present from Toronto, Port Perry and the Seaforth area. THE GOOD AND MD SIDE CARELESSNESS MADE THE DI PPERENCE ! V Ill k *1;• Plan beef barbeque at Seaforth The Huron County Beef Imp- rovement Association is spon- soring a Beef Bar-B-Q and Dance, at the Seaforth Memorial Arena on Wednesday, August 1st. Tickets are available through Huron County Beef Improvement Association township directors according to Stanley J. Paquette, Associate Ag. Rep, for' Huron , Editor's Quote Book • -See first titat the design is' wise and just; that ascertain- ed, pursue it resolutely... —William Shake cpeare 'AMON Ecip951 5IEAFARTR, obtr,„ • YISKArgi with Mr. and Mrs. rrect, Hcephner last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bahr and farnilY of Orangeville, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. BedfordainKeY Bonnie Brenda and Joey Visser ed Mrs„, Ernie Toll and attended the wedding of Mts. Nancy Swan. ' Douglas Geddes is spending a few weeks in Sarnia with his grandparents Mr. and. Mrs. Jam Cameron. •• ,.., ' ,, Mr.and Mrs, Scott and family and Mr4, s.Laverne Scott and Ro! l'... 'and•Mrs. Larry Wes Iv and family, Mr. strukAida. Charles Geddes and family spent the holiday week end ,. 0, , ily Paradise. )41C;m z:.,;= Leo Teatero and the boys -•-• ent last week in Port Alpert holidaying. Mrs. Ron Brady , and Mrs. Walter Armes also spent a week in Port Albert. Jon Fratser and MissColleen Sullivan of Halifax, Nova Scotia are visiting at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frai- ser, Egmondville. HARRISON - MARTENE (Photo By Phillips) • r EMM - ECKERT help us help ilILM ER - Arrays of white Shasta dais- ies, yellow daisy nrims and tan- gerine carnations enyanced by wrought iron candelabra with yellow burning tapers formed the setting in E pworth United Church, Kingsville, for the exchanging of marriage vows by Katherine Anne Elder and Raymond Bruce Ful- mer. The impressive double ring ceremony was performed by Re 7. James E. Forsythe. During the service of matrimony soloist, Morley iliggin's, accompanied by organist, Miss Marjorie Allen sang "My World", "The Lord's Prayer" and "If I Cou!cl Tell You". The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne C. Elder of Kingsville and her grand- parents are the late Mr. and Mrs. John Elder and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore- form -rly of Hensall. An aunt is Mrs. Grace peck of Hensall. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Fulmer of .Kingsville. Escorted to the sanctuary by her father and given in mar- riage . by both her parents, the bride was gowned in pure white sati-peau. The floor-length A- line Empire style gown was lash- iYAOned with a V1,:torianine '''110,,wrist-length bishcit yes, dainty sm icked sat{-ptau com plemmted the bodice and wide cuffs. Chantilly lace bordered the bodice and hem of the skirt. A matching Juliet •cap highlighted "BE A BLOOD DONOR" RED CROSS Support the ELDER with Chantilly lace secured her cathedral veil of silk illusion bordered with Chantilly lace. and she carried a colonial bouquet of yellow roses, stephanotis and lily of the valley ensianced with white satin streamers knotted with wedding bells and step& anotis. Mrs. Robert (Jean) MacBride of Burlington, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Miss Barbara Swain of Toronto, Mrs. Kenneth (Carol) Elder of „ Ottawa, sister-in-law. of the'bride and Miss Marguerite Elliott were the bridesmaids. The attendants were gowned Identically in yellow daisy embroidered lace. The floor-length EMpire style gowns were fashioned with short puffed sleeves and scoop necklines. They wore yellow straw wide floppy hats trimlEid with yellow a.nd white daisy nosegayS;_pettery pendants, and carried wicker garden baskets of white Shasta daisies, yellow daisy mums, tan- gerine- carnations and En4711g1 ivy with white satin strealn.irs., David Harris was the grooms- man and Larry Cook, John Elder, brother of the bride, and. Ron Fulmer, brother of the bride- groorn were the ushers. • "Ikinasyltre--:Essex Band farmed an honor guard outside the church for the depart- ure of the newlyweds and those attending the ceremony. A reception for approximately 150' guests followed at the Kingi- ville Golf and Curling Club. Mrs. Elder received for her daughter's_ wedding wearing a peach ice dacron floor-leagth gowti complemented with white Irish lace; white accessories and a corsage of white phaleanopis orchids. Mrs. Fulmer, mother of the bridegroom chose a spring green floral print sheer floor- le'ng'th gown, white accessories and a corsage of white phalean- opts orchids. On this occasion the bride- groom's paternal grandmother, Mrs. Cora Fulmer was present. Mr. and Mrs. Fulmer departed on a motor trip to Cape Cod and upon their return will, reside in Windsor. Guests from a distance in- cluded' Mr. and Mrs. Kea Gemmel of Kippen and others from_ Ottawa t Cookstown, Park- hill, Fort Erie, welland,13urling - ton, Toronto, Hamilton, Aylmer, Delhi, 'Barrie, Zurich and Stoney Creek, also Arizona and MiThlgan, sleeves with ruffles and a match- ing hood and train. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and pink carnations with lace stream- ers. The maid of honour, Rose Marie Eckeit,- and bridesmaids Nancy Eckert and Mary Wolfe of Mit- chell were dressed alike in gowns of blue and white checked organza, styled with a scoop neckline and Empire bodice. The. short puffed sleeves and bodice were lace trimmed. The groomsman was David Thomson of Mitchell and Al Mc- Grath, Mitchell and Danny Kenny, Dublin were ushers. Organist Mary Ann O'Rourke accompanied soloist Casey Van • Bakel. Following the ceremony a dinner and reception were held at the. Sea-forth Legion 'Hall. Mrs. Eckert received the guests dres- sed in a light blue full length knit dress with a white stole and corsage of yellow roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a flowered chiffon dress. The groom's grandmother who was also present, wore a purple flowered crepe dress. They both had corsages of yellow'-' roses. All the men inthe wedding party had white carnation bout- onnieres. Guests were present from London, Galt,`Guelph, Kitchener, Stratford, and many local points. The bride's travelling costume was a dress With white short sleeved top with apink checkered. flared skirt and jacket. She wore an orchid corsage. After a wedding trip to Niagara ---,Falls, Mr. arid Mrs. Emm are *rig in Sebringville. MRS. CHARLES HAGAN The death of Mrs. Charles Hagan, widow of Charles Hagan and a former resident of Sea- forth occurred at her residence, 919 Wellington St., London, on Wednesday, July 4th, 1973. She was the former Susanna Smith of Zurich and was in her 87th year. Mrs., Hagan is survived by 'a daughter, Miss Mary -Hagan, at home. She was a sister of Simon Smith , Hamilton, Joseph Smith, Ancaster, Adelbert Smith, Zurich, Mrs. Elenora Mit- tleholtz, Zurich, Mrs. Discola Gilbert, Detroit, and Mrs. Thelca Spade, California. The remains rested at John T. Donahue Funeral Home, London. The funeral mass was at St. Michael's Church on Fri- day morning at 11 o'clock. Inter- ment followed at St. Boniface Cemetery, Zurich. JAMES F.-PAYNE James F. Payne died suddenly at his residence at Walton, Ont. July 6th. He was in his 75th 'year.' He was the beloved hus- band of the former Beatrice Ree- kie. He also is survived by sons, Harold of Barrhead, Al- berta and Bruce of Vancouver, B.C., Morris of Cambridge, and Elgin of River Cannard,Ont., and daughters, Alice, Mrs. W.R. Kiessling, of L akewood, Vivian, Mrs. Norman Read, Ed- monton, Alberta, Verna, Mrs. Earle Ritcey, Middleton, N.S., Olive, Mrs. Leonard Chisholm of Dungannon, Ont. Also surviving are 15 grand- daisies, pink variegated minia- ture carnations, blue cornflowers and baby's breath. Ray Beattie, R.R. # 1, Seaforth, was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Douglas Bray, Amherstburg, brother of the bride, and Brian Kennedy, Clinton,, brother of the groom. Mrs. Carol Carter,. organist accompanied Miss Mary Anne Segeren; soloist, when she_sang /'The Wedding" before the service and "The Wedding Song" during the signing of the Register. The reception was held at Brodhagen Community Centre with the waysiders Orchestra providing the nusic. The bride's mother received guests wearing a floor-.1ength gown of floral geor- gette with white accessories and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses with a touch of white. The groom's mother wore a floor- length gown of mauve crepe with white accessories and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses with a touch of white. For travelling the bride chose a floor-length gowirof deep pink polyester crimpolene with a white lacy shawl and white accessories. She wore a corsage of corn-.,. flowers and pink variegated miniature carnations. Upon return from their honey- moon to Yellowknife, the res 21,21 74 sib Amherstburg, Toronto, Windsor, London, Exeter, Stratford, Goderich, Listowel, • Clinton, Brussels, Londesboro and Blyth. Prior to the wedding, the bride was honoured with a family Shower at the home of her Grand- mother Bray, Brussels; a surprise shower at the home of Mrs. Dianne Beattie, R.R. # 1, Seaforth, and a , miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Marilyn" Gilchrist, Stratford. children,,, one great granchild and sisters Francis, Mrs. Cecil Shaw of Clarksburg, 'ont. and Lyla, Mrs. Cecil Haggard of Meaford, Ont. Mr. Payne rested at the Mayer Funeral Home, 20 Alice St. East, Thornbury. Funeral service was held on Monday, July 9 at 3 p.m. with 'interment in Thornbury Clarksburg Union Cemetery. • C. DOUGI.,AS HALL Clayton Douglas Hall, 3'7, of R.R. #5, Waterford, passed away Wednesday, July 4, in West Hal- dimand General Hospital, Hag- ersville. He is survived by his wife, the former Noreen McEwing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. McEwing, R.R. #1, Blyth; a son Murray and daughter Laura, both at home, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hall, R.R. #5, Wa- terford, three sisters, Mrs. Fred (Donna) Golding, R.R. #4, Simeoe, Mrs. Russell (Carol) Turner, R.R. #3, Waterford and Mrs. Gordon (Mirna) White, Brantford. Mr. Hall was born and edu- cated in Townsend Township, Norfolk County and resided there all his life. Funeral services were held from the Matt Funeral Home, waterfOrd on Saturday, July 7, with Rev. Adolph Hahn of Villa Nova Baptist Church officiat'mg. 'Burial followed in Greenwttell-Cez.- metery, Waterford. Smokey Says: ARNOLD STINNISSEN Life -- Health and Accident — Registered Retirement Pensions — income Tax Deductable Registered Retirement Annuities Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada TELEPHONE 5274410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH St. Patrick's Church, Dublin was the setting for the wedding of Judy Rita Eckert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Eckert, RR .1, Dublin and Duncan Emm, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Kirstine Emm, Mitchell on. May 12th at 2 p.m. with Rev. T. G. Dill officiating, Xlip bride, who was given in marriage by her parents, wore a dress of white orgariza'Witli Empire waistline, decorated with white embroidery and buttons down the front, ruffled neck, long SUPPORT RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC At NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH MONDAY ( July 16th, - 9 p.m. BLOOD URGENTLY NEEDFIN "Your Blood toves Lives" Northside United Church, Seaforth, was the setting for the marriage of Sheila Mae Bray and Raymond Edward Kennedy on July 6th, 1973, at 7:30 P.M. The double-ring ceremony was per- formed by Reverend T.C. Mul- holland. The church was decorated with candelabra and floral arrangements of white gladiolus, daisies, carnations and baby's breath. , The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bray, Sea- forth and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Dale, Clinton, are the parents of the groom. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a, floor- length gown of -white silk organ- za, styled with a gibson girl collar and sheer bishop sleeves, featuring a softly gathered skirt from mid-waist-line. The gown was accented with two bands of guipure lace flounce and flower appliques which trimmed the front bodice and. skirt. A de- tachable cathedral length train. similarly outlined in guipure lace flounce, fell frogn_the back waist- line. She wore a scalloped finger tip length veil gathered into a large Alexandria style headpiece. She carried a white Bride's Bible with an arrangement •of phalea- nopsis, orchids, stephanotis and baby's breath. "Mr s. "-Diann, attiewsestr- prthi vs ,1 thetini ,on of hon band- th‘Ibridesmaidatwert, e Elaine Scott, Toronto, sister of the groom, and Miss DebraHood, Brussels, cousin of the bride. The matron of honour and brides- maids were dressed alike in full length gowns of sea blue dotted. swiss organza styled with short puffy sleeves. Shoulder cap ruf- fles accented the bodice and wide flounce hemline. Swiss lace garden party hats completed their ensemble. They carried white gathering baskets of white IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR • Farrowing pens -• Sow tie stalls • Finishing pens • Cow tie and free stalls • Water btwls-,N•Lixit pig nipples. Contact: HENRY GERRITS BAitNPLUMBING arid EQUIPMENT 482-9588 CLINTON DISTRIBUTOR R HYDE Pia"( FARM SUPPLY co AillaAtild we —OBITUARIES—