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On June 23, at 4 o'clock,
Joyce Eleanor Roe of Kitchener
and Allan George Smiley, Down-
sview were united in marrleage
at Olivet • United Church,
Kitchener, With Rev. J.L.G.
Brown officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley H. Roe, Seaforth and
Mrs. George W. Sm iley, Isling
ton are the parents...of the couple.
The church was decorated with
mauve tinted mulls and white
gladioli arid gold candles on the
alter table.
,Escorted down the aisle by
her father, the bride wore a
full-length Empire waisted gown
of satin witha 'detachable chapel
train. Baby lace interwoven with
mauve velvet ribbon and hand
stitched pearl trimmed the stand-
Up collar, the side buttoned cuffs
of the full sleeves, the bodice and
the train. A floral headpiece
of mauve tinted stephanotis and
,carnations held the four tiered
elbow length scallopped veil of
pine silk illusion. She carried a
nosegay of mauve tinted shasta
daisies, carnations, stephanotis
and baby's breath with white
streamers, and wore a 'gold
locket, a gift of the groom.
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SMILEY-ROE .
Mrs. Dianne C lementS, Tillson-
burg, sister of the bride., was
Matron . of Honour and Mrs.
Darleen Falconer, Islington, sis-
ter of the groom and Janet
Pelletier, Smiths Falls, friend of
the bride, were bridesmaids.
They wore full length, Empire
style gowns of imported flocked
sheer over mauve taffeta, with
by the Smiley family at the 'Am-
bassa.dor motel, Kitchener on
Friday evening, June 22nd.
For a wedding trip toQuebec,
the bride wore a two-piece suit,
with a semi-fitted battle jacket
and a'gored skirt of r,ed crimpo-
lene. The 'ensemle, tailored by
the bride's mother, was accented
with white accessories and a
corsage of White feathered eerie-
--tions and stephanotis. Mr. and
Mrs. Smiley will reside in
Downs View.
The bride is a graduate of
the University of Waterloo with
a Science degree in Honours
kinesiology. The groom has 'a
Bachelor of Applied Science in
Electrical Engineering 'from the
same university.
with .mauve streamers:- The
matron of honour wore a similar
gown, with mauve accessories."
Haig •Moreton, lviontreal,-waS
groomsman, and JosephStephen;-.
son, Burlington . •and ,David
Campbell, Waterloo were ushers.
Following, the ceremony,. a re-
ception was held at the Glenbriar
Curling Club, Waterloo.... The
mother -15f the •hride received
guests in a full length, long
sleeved gown of•Horal chiffon in
pastel shades of pink and mauve,
with a corsage' of pink roses and
mauve carnations. She. was
assisted by' the .mother of the
groom who wore a floor length
gown of frosted mauve satin with
a lace covered bodice, three
quarter length sleevei and a
mauve rose and carnation
kii Quebec and all parts of Ontario: 'Stint' of the bride, in a gowq rom Glad corn A. rehearsal party was held
ty, uffd,grogfei
of floral organza over a yellow
An array of white and mauve mother receiving the guests
shasta daisies set In candelabra wearing a floor-length gown of
formed the setting in St. Thomas mauve and white plyester crepe
Anglican Church, Seaforth, for with white accessories and a cor-,
the exchanging of marriage,vows sage of white carnations, The
between Nancy Ann Swan and groom's mother wore a floor-
William Harold Desjardins. . length gown of pink floral nylon
The double-ring ceremony with white accessories and a
was performed by Reverend S. corsage of white carnations.
S' Sharpies on July 7th, 1973, For travelling to northern stand-upcollars, full sleeves and t at 7:00 p.m. The' bride is the parts of Ontario, the bride chose controlled A-line skirts. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- a floor-length gown of light blue
Their accessories included neth L. Swan of Seaforth, and the polyester crepe with a white col-
white, wide brimmed hats and . groom 'the son of Mr. and Mrs. lar and short puffy sleeves. She flowers similar to the bride's - Clement Desjardins of Goderich. wore white accessories and, a
The bride, escorted down the corsage of pink carnations.
aisle by her father, was lovely The couple will reside in their
in a full-length gown of white' "home at 60 East St., Goderich,
so e , with white silk Ontario.,
erlay. A band of white The groom's parents enter-
peau de soi tented the empire , tained 'at the Seaforth Corn-
waist above the A line shirt mercial Hotel following the
which flowed gently to form ,a,,,,wedcling rehearsal • Friday
chapel train. Embroidered Alen- evening. ri
con Lace accented the mandrin GuestS were present from eld in
neckline,Victorian sleeves and Seaforth, • Goderich, Ottawa, yell. sh
chapel tain. A floral garland London, Cold Springs, Toronto, pink swe
gathered her three tiered finger Sarnia, penetang, Kitchener, Eg- Kathy
tip veil of French silk illusion.
She wore a tiny locket, the gift
of the groom and carried a nose-
gay of pit* ,sweetheart-..roses,
pink carnations, white fuji mums
and baby's breath. •
Maid of honor was Miss Judy
Swat of Seaforth, sister of the
bride, wearing a -gown of floral corsage. organza over pink taffets. Mrs.
Guests from a distance John Kelly of London, sister of included Fred Smiley, uncle of,, • the groom,„ tn a gowa of, floral the rgkaan rfto travelled fronir/i ,rgan4 a. over, mauve taffeta and „ satcriride4ce4laridree.' others from ' of
SOMEONE WILL LIVE A reception followed at the
Seaforth Legion with the bride's
BECAUSE YOU GIV
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Huron county 4-H Programme
is participating on a 4-H Ex-
change with • Gladwin County,
Michigan' on the following sched-
ule: July 18th to 25th - 4-H
club members from Gladwin Co.
Will be travelling to Huron County
to--be--hosted for one week. Aug-
ust 1st to 8th - 4-H club members
from Huron County will be trav-
elling to Gladwin County toreturn
the visit.
The same exchange delegates
will be together during the ex-.
change.
The club members from Glad-
win County, Michigan will arrive
in Clinton on Wednesday, July
18th at 2:30 P.M. at the Agri-
cultural Office.
Names and address of the
Huron 4-H club members who
are participating on the exchange
are: Rick McCann, #1,.Fordwich,
Harry Franken, #2, Auburn,
Dorothy Boneschansker, #1,
Ethel, Dian • Carter, #3, Blyth,
-Wayne Pryce, #1, Sea-forth,
Margaret Franken, '#2, 'Auburn;
Brenda Thornton, #2, Gorrie,
Gregg Thornton, #2, Gorrie,Syl-
via Stewart, #1, Hensall, Robert
Linda Marie Nagle, daughter
of Mrs. Kenneth Newton and the
late Leonard J. Nagle, Stratford
and Brian Thomas Phillips, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips,
Seaforth were married July 14
at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church. Rev. Father Michael
Hughes officiated at the double
ring ceremony. Soloist LeoStock
was accompanied by organist
Lucille Rousseau.
The bride, who was given away
by her stepfather, Kenneth New-
ton, wore a long white gown of
lagoda crepe over taffeta with
a full A-line skirt falling into a
chapel train. The bottom of the
skirt and train was edged with a
wide ruffle trimmed with pink
satin ribbon. The full sleeve
and bib with a high neckline
inished In matching lace
n. Her•Julief headpiece
lace a short illusion
carried a bouquet of
theart rosebuds.
agle, sister-in-law of
mondville, Forest, Hayfield, the brid , was matron of honour
Chelmsford, Clinton, and and bridesmaids were Elizabeth
Midland. Korver, Gloria Hearn, all of
r to her marriage the Stratford, and Patricia MelVlas-
war, honoured by a shower ter, cousin of the bride, Hesp-
given for her by her aunt, Mrs. eler. They wore long gowns with
Helen Garrick, and sister Miss purple flowers on a white back-
Judy Swan. Mrs. Doris Allan ground and puffed sleeves trim-
and Mrs. Janet Rice, 'friends of med with small daisies. In their
the bride, entertained at a mis- hair they wore purple and white
cellaneous shower. daisies. Each carried a nosegay
Michigan exc
1971 Cougar
1969 Epic Vaux
1970 Ford, 2-door, HT.
1970 Ford F100, Auto.
1969 Ford, 4-door, HT.
1969 Chevelle 4-door.
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hange in Huron
Eedy„#4, Walton, Joan Pym,
#1, Centralia, Elaine Stewart,
#1, Kirkton, Nancy Alton, #2,
Lucknow, Lynn Flowers, Clin-
ton,Mary Kernick #1, Kirkton,
Caty Peel, #1, AubUrn. •
Chaperones, Harvey Stewart,
#1, Clinton, Dwight Etherington,
#1, Hensall, Len MacGregor,
Box 159, Clinton.
The 4-H exchange is spans-
sered by Huron County Soils
and Crops Improvement,,, Ass0-
elation, Huron County Beef Im-
proirement Association, Huron
County Milk COmmittee, Huron
County Pork Producers Associa-
tion, Hayfield Agricultural Soc-
iety, Royal Bank in Exeter,Clin- '
ton Agricultural Society and other
agricultural societies in Huron
County.
During the week that the Glad-
win delegates are in Huron
County, the Huron County 4-H
youth Connell are setting up
recreational' activities for them.
The first is on July 19th at the
Summerhill Community Centre
and the other in a form of abeach
party at Balls Grove, Auburn
On July 24th at '7:30 P.M.
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Win i ,1'11,1,i;
(Photo By PitiBtris)
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of shasta daisies.
Tom Phillips, Seaforth, cousin
of the groom was best man.
Ushers were Bob Nagle, brother
of the bride, Stratford, ,Ted
Wilbee and Les Broadfoot, both
of Sebringville.
Dinner and reception followed
at the Royal Canadian Legion.
For the honeymoon, thebride
chose a white pant suit with red
accessories and a red carnation
corsage,
The couple will reside at
171 Willow St., Stratford.
When the paper
doesn't, come
(Port Elgin Times)
My father says the paper he reads
ain't put up right,
He finds a lot of fault, he does,
perusin" it all night,
He says there ain't a single thing
in it worth while to read,
And that it doesn't print the kind
of sttiff,the people need.
He tosses it aside and says it's
strictly on the bum- -4- -
But you ought to hear him holler
•wheifthe paper doesn't cell_
He reads about the weddin's and
he snorts like all get out,
He reads the.social cloth's with a
most derisive shout..
He says they make the papers for
thkritogrtileti folkivelehelti v",n
41011, tecatt ittheut ait4,11d
have a crumb- - -
But you ought to hear him holler
when the paper doesn't come!
He's always first to,grab it, and
• he reads it plumb through,
He doesn't miss an item or a want
ad - that's true.
He 'says they don't know what we
want, the darn newspaper
• guys, ,
I'm goig to take a day sometime
an' go an' -put 'em wise;
Sometinies it seems as though
they must be deaf, and blind
and dumb,
But you ought to hear him holler
when the paper doesn't come!
Jr Farmers
hold
barbeque
Seaforth Junior Farmers held
a meeting and barbeque atpresi-
dent Jim Nixon's farm. Minutes
were read by Joanne Maloney and
Paul Storey, the treasurer, re-
ported $849.50.
Keith Williamson introduced
' the delegate from North Ireland,
Berthallarkness and gave apro-
Vincial director's report.
taffeta, were bridesmaids. The
full length Empire gowns were
styled alike with short puffed
sleeves and scoop necklines.
They wore white wide brimmed
floppy hats, with band and waist
length sash of floral organza.
They completed their ensemble
with'white accessories and
carried nosegays of white shasta
daisies and baby's breath.
Robert De.slardines of
Goderich, brother of the groom,
was th4 groomsman and the
guests were ushered by Kenneth
Swan of Seaforth, brother of the
bride, and John Kelly of London,
brother-in-law 1:;ie groom. The
groom and his -attendants were
attired in black suits with white
ruffled shirts.
Mr. Robert Palin, organist
accompanied Mrs. Peggy
Coombs, soloist, when she sang,
"The wedding Prayer" before
the ceremony and "'Father
Almighty" during the signing of
the register.
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He says of inforniation itdoesift
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(Photo By Phillips)
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