The Huron Expositor, 1975-10-23, Page 18If you get an envelope of
Christmas seals in the mail this
week and wonder if someone has
set the clock ahead a month and
you haven't noticed, relax.
Because of the threat of a mail
strike, the Huron Perth Lung
Association mailed out their seals
a couple of weeks early, Mrs.
Beryl Davidson, director' of the
organization said. Christmas
seals are the society's annual
fund raising method.
"We're not rushing our sup-
porters, we're just rushing on
account 9f a possible strike," she
said. Ordinarily the seals are sent
out in early November, she said.
If the threatened strike hap-
pens, and if it continues for a long
time, Mrs. Davidson said, the
national office of the lung associ
ation was asking chartered.,bankf
and trust companies to accept
donations to the Christmas seal
compaign.
Christmas seals
mailed early
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350 4-bbl. VS and standard automatic transmiSsion.*
Chevrolet Impala
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Cheielle Malibu
• City 30.0- mPG 20 4 mPo Highway .
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250 1-bbl ,6-cylinder engine and manual transmission.
Chevrolet
Monza Towne Coupe
39.6 MPG 25.2 MPG MPG
City
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140 1.bb 4.cylindet engine and manud) transrrnssion
Chevrolet
Chevette
48'.0 MPG Highway
33.6 MPG City
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model with the standard 1 4 litre 4-cylinder engine, 1-barrel
carburetor 4 speed manual transmission and 3 70.1 axle ratio.
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DALE-ROBINET - Mr. and Mrs. Dave Qale are
shown folloWing their marriage at Holy Rosary
Church, London, on August 2. The bride is the
former Terri-Lynn Robi'net. The couple are living in
Seaforth.
Chevrolet
Nova/Concours
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250 1,bhl 6.cy:,nde, er,d ne and manual transmission
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21.8 Hifh)way
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350 4-bbf, V8 and manual transmission
15.6 MEyG 24.0 "tFt!w9 16,8 MEyG
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305 2-bbl VB and standard automatic transmission.
Sotne of the equipment illuttrated is optional at eftra cost.
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At an organi;ational meeting
Thursday it was decided that a St.
John Ambulapce Section be
formic! In •Seaforth 4901 .00ople.
who havo nlregdy passed the'st.
.1ohn_pirst 'Aid course will be
Metrbers.
It will be named the Seaforth
Section of Goderich Division 370.
The Goderich Division will
finance the Seaforth Section u ntil
the , Section can be self
supporting.
To date eight volunteers are
willing to work VI the Brigade.
Brigade, members must have
recently• passed the St. John
Standard First Aid Course, and
attend six meetings per year.
The Seaforth Section will meet
every second Thursday, 10
months of the year.
Anyone interested in working
for this
business employing any more
than 5 staff must have someone
with an updated St. John
Ambulance Certificate. ,
Persons interested in
registering for course may do so
by phoning the-recreation office.
on, the. Brigade, ills invited to
attend -the, , next meeting
Thursday, November 13 at 8 p. ei.m
Irovier Library, °pie a o
heeded,' to ,. w 4,- -.3 an
administrative'4peeity . The new
,.brigade will be able to cover the)'
various functions, sporting and
otherwise held in Seaforth
Another standard first aid
course will be taught commencing
Monday, October 20 for Et weeks.
W,C.B. will pay
course because ' any
:07st. Aid .0.tigOe fOtirted
O'ROURKE - MEAGHER
EHGOETZ - STOLL
Mrs. Fred McGregor.
Brucefield was the Organist and
Mr.Brian Wilson of Brucefield
was the soloist singing "0 Perfect
Love" and "Let It Be Me".
The reception was held at the
Seaforth Legion, Seaforth,
Ontario.
For their honeynioon to
Kingston and Upper Canada
Village the bride wore a green
knit skirt suit with a corsage of
yellow roses. The groom wore a
suit of brushed blue denim with a
yellow carnation.
Guests were present from
Detroit, Goderich. Stratford and
Seaforth. Ann Elizabeth Meagher,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Meagher. of 26 Cherry St.,
Stratford. and David John
O'Rourke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John O'Rourke, of R.R.ith
Dubli n, were united in marriage
September 6, 1975 in St. Joseph's
Church, Siratfor d.
Rev. J. L. O'Rourke officiated
at the ceremony and music was
provided by organist Lucille
Rousseau and soloistS Mary
MacDonald. Paul Murphy, all of
Stratford. The church was
decorated with white chry
chrysanthemums and pew bows.
Given in marriage by her
mother and father, the bride wore
a long white gown of polyester
organza with sheer. lantern
sleeves. The gown was richly
appliqued with re-embroidered
lace which also bordered her long
chapel train. Her long veil was
trimmed with matching lace and
held in place by a Juliet cap. She
carried a bouquet of red roses,
white stephanotis and baby's
breath.
, Miss. Delainc O'Rourke. of
R.R.#1, Dublin, was maid of
honour, and bridesmaids were
Miss Mary Helen O'Rourke, of
R.R.111, Dublin; Mrs. Beth
GRIFFITH - S
Wroxeter United Church was
the scene for the marriage of
Margaret Hazel Spading,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Sparling and Allan George
Griffith, •son•of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Griffith on
September 26th at 7:30 p.m. with
Rev. We sley Ball and Rev.
George Sach officiating.
The bride was given away by
Walter (Tim) Eaton, brother-in-
law of the, bride, of Seaforth.
The church was decorated with
wrought iron candelabra with red
candles, red glads, white button
mums and baby's breath.
The bride's gown was
handmade by her sister Mrs.
Walter Eaton. It was 'Mine style
of white polyester crepe with long
full sleeves with white rose
appliques on shaped bodice and
cuffs. She wore a shoulder-length
Veil decorated with pearls
attached to a headpiece of white
leaves, pearls and satin looped
bows. She carried a white Bible
with red sweetheart roses and
white baby's breath and white
satin streamers entwined with
rosebuds. She wore a silver
heart-shaped pendant and
Vanastra
Church
Correspondent
Mrs. Karen Lehnen
Saturday, ,, was the
successful Vanastra Christian
Church Work Bee, Rev. Karl
Boersma, expresses thanks for all
those helping with the many jobs
at the Church. Weekend camping'
guests of the Boersma's were two
families from Holland, Michigan,
The Huezenga„s and the Bronk-
ema s.
The Vanstra Christian Church
is sponsoring a nursery school
Tuesday and Thursday Mornings.
The pre school program is
running at capacity 'with twenty
children from Vanastra.
The school prepares 3 and' 4
year olds for their public school
--vexperience. Leaders are Sherry
Itoersma, Pat Devini and• Barb
Cltzbine.
New superintendents at the
ToWn House complex are Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Stupor from Building
34.
geld 'Egtate has been *fling
well the lett few weekS. There are
Only two months remaining in
Unit one of Northside U.C.W.
met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Hoggarth on October 8 with an
attendance of .21 ladies,
The president, Mrs. Roberton
opened the meeting with., tt7
reading, Autizmn Fires.
The minutes and correspon-
dence were read and the
treasurer's, report given.
Pennies ate to come in to the
next meeting, to be held at Mrs.
Trewartha's home.
Plans for the bazaar were
tirade.
Mrs. DWItymple and. Mrs. Ellis
On September 20th, 1975,
Joanne , Marie Stoll, Stratford,
became the bride of Earl Edwin
Ehgoetz, Mitchell at an evening,
double ring ceremony at
Brucefield United Church with
Rev. R. E. Stephens officiating.
The church was decorated with
two wrought iron candelabras.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stoll,
R.R.1f3, Kippen and Mr. and Mrs.
George Ehgoetz, Mitchell are the
parents'of the groom.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother John Stoll, chose a
floor-length empire waisted satin
gown with lace train. A jewelled
crown held the shoulder-length
veil. She carried an arm bouquet
of yellow roses and baby's breath,
Mrs. Wendy Sobu.ra of
Kitchener was the Matron of
Honor dressed in a pink empire
waisted floor-length gown with
lace bodice and sleeves. The
"white, wide brimmed hat was
decorated with a pink ribbon and,
she carried a basket-bouquet .of
autumn flowers.
The bridesmaids. Mrs. Don
Fisher of Goderich and Mrs. John
Elliott of Kippen, sisters of the
bride, were dressed in lime green
dresses the same style as the
Matron of Honor.
Mr. Paul Renecker, R.R.#5,
Stratford was the Bestman and
the ushers were Mr. Jim Stoll.
Kippen, brother of the bride and
Mr. Lorne Ehgpetz, Mitchell,
brother of the groom. They were
dressed alike in deep brown suits
with yellow carnativis.
HULLEY - MUEGGE
Bethel Bible Church was the
setting for the marriage of
Richard Wayne Huiley and
Jeanette Yvonne Muegge on
October 11,1975. The doublering
ceremony was performed by
Pastor John O'Sen t of Stratford
at 4 P.M. The °bride is• the
daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon
Muegge, James Street, Seaforth
and the groom is the ,son of
Mrs. Bernice Hulley, Main Street,
Seaforth.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a gown of dusty
rose polyester crepe and floppy
hat with matching band and lace.
She carried a bouquet of pink and
wine carnations, touch of baby's
breath and rose ribbon.
She was attended by the maid
of honouf, Miss Ann Bannon,
friend of the bride. The
bridesmaids were her sisters.
Mrs.Bill Bravn and Miss Patti
Muegge. They were identically
dressed in wine dresses with pink jr,)
and beige floral pattern. The girls
carried white flowers with wine
coloured muftis touched with
baby's breath.
Misses Dena and Debbie Wey
sang "Morring Has Broken" and
"Another You". Mrs Virginia
Dalton played the traditional '
wedding music,
Mr. Bill Brown, friend of the
,groom. was groomsman. The
uests were ushered by Mr. Len
ucggde and Mr. Doug •Scarrow,
of London. MI were attired
its brown suits...
An open reception, followed in
the Seaforth Legion Hall. The
bride's mother received guests
wearing a gown of coral
crimpelene with a corsage of
white roses. She was assisted by
the groom's mother who wore a
mint green gown with a corsage
of yellow rossFy.
Prior to her marriage, Yvonne
was honoured at a shower given
to her by Ann Bannon at which
she received many beautiful and
useful gifts.
had Thanksgiving as their theme
for the -devotional.
Mrs. Dalrymple opened with. a
Thanksgiving poem. Hymn IS
was sung followed by prayer by
Mrs. Reuber. ,
Mrs. Ellis read the Scripture 17
Chapter St. Luke, verses 13 - 19
followed by a reading, 'Thank you
Lord'.
Mrs. Dalrymple led a group
discussion and reasons for giving
thanks also 'Can we learn to be
thankful.'
Mrs. Ellis gao/e a reading
'Indians for Thanksgiving'.
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actual Mileage you get will vary depending on the type
of driving you do, your driVing habits, your car's
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Burchill of Mitchell. They all wore
gowns of mint green polyester
crepe similar in style to the
brides. They chose, matching wide
brimmed picture hats and carried
bouquets of white mums and pink
sweetheart roses.
Bryan O'Rourke, of R.R.ft 1 ,
Dublin was best man and ushers
were John Meagher of Stratford
and Mike Denomme of
Mississauga. They wore dark
green tuxedos with mint green
shirts.
The ring bearer was Master
Michael O'Rourke of R,R.ft 1.
Dublin and the flower girl was
Miss Kelly MacDonald of
Stratford. They Were dressed
similar to the other attendants.
The dinner and reception was
held at St. Joseph's Parish Hall,
Stratford. The bride's mother
chose a long peach floral gown
with a matching coat., and the
groom's mother wore a long
'Yellow floral gown. Guests
attended from dauphin and
Brandon. Manitoba. Burli ngton,
Toronto, London. Kitchener.,
Dublin and Stratford. Ontario.
The couple travelled to
Washington. D.C. for their
honeymoon and are living in
Burlington.
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matching earrings, a gift of the
groom.
The Matron-of' Honor, Mrs.
James Robertson. cousin of the
bride' from Goderich, wore• an
A-line gown of small red coin
dotted white polyester crepe with
puffed sleeves and red applique
and tiny red satin.bows were worn
in her hair. She carried a nosegay
of red glads, white button mums
and baby's breath.
William Norstrom, friend of the
groom from Grand Bend was the
groomsman.
Mrs. Edwin Martin, Brussels
was the organist-. and Mrs.
R.J.Scott, Toronto was the soloist
singing "Praise My Soul, The'
King of Heaven" and "0 Perfect
Love".
The reception was held at the
Howick Community Centre, The
cake was made by a friend Mrs.
Robert Gregson of Exeter.
For the honeymoon to Northern
Points and Ottawa, the bride
chose a brown and beige coat
style dress with brown
accessories and a red sweetheart
rose corsage.
The couple will reside at
Wroxeter.•
work bee
which a first tinle house buyer can
stjll qualify for the Provincial
Government Grant of SI. 00. If
you want a home and are a first
time home owner, c ntact a local
real estate salesman and ask
about the homes in Vanastra.
These homes are well built.
convenient to the best county
recreation and still a good bargain
Thcmksgiving is theme
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That's based on U.S EPA
test results with the 350
4-bbl V8 and standard
automatic transmission
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