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A double—ring ceremony be-
tween Mary Elizabeth Machan
second eldest daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Machan,
Blyth, and Robert Dugald
Fotheringham only son of the
late Mr, and Mrs. William
Fotheringham, RR 3 Seaforth
was performed by Rev. R. U.
MacLean of Clinton,on MarCh °
2, 1968 at 2 p.m. at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church}
Blyth which was decorated with
, candlelight and standards of
white gladioluses and small
white poms,
The bride given in marriage
by her eldest brother Robert
was lovely in a short sleeved
A—line floor—length gown of
white chantilly lace over taf.
feta with a matching train held
at the shoulders with a bow
and wore wrist length gloves.
Her bouffant veil of nylon il.
lusion was held with nylon
flowers trimmed with sequins,
and pearls. She carried a ores.
cent bouquet of red roses with
green ivy and fern. •
The organist Mrs. William
Dalrymph played traditional
wedding music andaccompanied
the soloist Mrs. Gordon Tate
cousin of the bride when she
sang '0 Perfect Love' and 'The
Lord is my Shepherd,'
Matron of honour was Miss
Shirley Machan, London, sister
of the bride and bridesmaids
Mrs. Bruce (Ethel) Walker sis.
MACHAN
ter of-the bride and Miss Bev.
erly Walker niece of the bride
were gowned alike in short
sleeved floor—length empire
waist aqua ligoda. with lace
applique with lace train at the
back which was held with a bow
at the shoulders, Their head.
pieces were matching aqua net
with nylon buds. Wrist length
gloves were worn They all
carried crescent bouquets of
White poms, white tulle with
rose ribbon.
George Townsend, Seaforth
was best man. The ushers were
James Papple, Seaforth and
Donald Machan, Sarnia brother
of the bride.
The reception was held in the
church parlour where guests
were received by the bride's
mother wearing a peacock blue
lace over taffeta dress with
winter white accessories. She
wore a pink carnation corsage.
She was assisted by the groom's
aunt, Mrs. Jean Sinclair, Clin.
ton. She chose to wear a double
knit cranberry suit with black
and white accessories with a
white carnation corsage,
For a wedding trip to Florida
the bride travelled in a fur trim-
med three piece beige tweed
suit with brown accessories and
a corsage of yellow roses. On
their return they will reside
on the groom's farm at RR 3
Seaforth. Guests were present
from London, Sarnia, Clinton,
Seaforth, Wakerton, Bluevale,
Thamesford, Dublin,,Goder,ich,
• Port Albert, Whitechtqch,
:Auburn, Georgetown, Oal&ille
and Blyth.
Three SPOCia47 appeared."
the latest .National .Nielsen rat,.
sintogts:taf).tea recently• in t40 United
rrINV one Was. the Slz!c41.
He's Your Dog Charlie Brown.
Tied for second position was
a Bob Rope .Special and. pan,
smoke, In fourth position. was
corner Pyle, Tied .for fifth spot,
The 14cy Show exidHednelton„
The special Fabulous Funnies
was seventh, with CBS Thareday
Night Moviee eighth and Andy
Griffith ninth. Tied for tenth
were .Heverly Hillbillies and
Green Acres.. The Virginian was
twelfth and F a m 11 y Affair
number thirteen,
The attractive profile of Mrs.
Emma Peel has appeared -for the
last time in - The Avengers,
Dianna Rigg. is leaving the
highly,euc.ce.ssful seriep, and
she's being r eplaced by an
equally-stunning girl, 20 year.
old Linda Thorson,
Miss 'MOM:41, 0..b1"1.44et1D with
• an occasional liking for a blonde
wig, will play the role of Tara
King, Steed's youthful assistant,
Producer Brian Clemens
tried not to over-expose -Miss
Thorson in her initial appear,
slice
.'
although there is no doubt.
ing that ,this. talented young
actress has plenty to show.
Miss Thorson has a tough
assignment ahead of her in
filling the vacuum created by
Emma's' departure. Mrs. Peel
was no mediocre leading lady—
in every corner of the globe,
she's identified as that cool
classy bird, who was a paradox
of natures — at times, as tough
as nails; on occasion, as gentle
as a lamb.
Fortunately, the character of
Tara King is in complete con.
trast to that of Mrs. Peel.
Lind Thorson is brand new and
her surroundings will be new.
The Super Bowl Game was
number one with the Bob Hope
Christmas Show in second spot,
followed by The Lucy Show,
Gunsmoke and Andy Griffith.
In sixth position was Gomer'
Pyle, with the Super Bowl Re.
port placing seventh; Family
Affair eighth; Jackie Gleason
ninth and Dean Martin tenth.
Holding down eleventh pos.
ition was Gentle Ben, with the
Super Bowl Pre-Warm-Up 12th;
Tuesday Night at the Movies
Thirteenth and Walt Disney's
World of Color in fourteenth
position.
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wprd this week of the death
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Ale4eOc414, Ontario, —
The fumr4 took place from
the PresbyterianchurchatLany
caster,, where, Mrs, Smith had
resided the past yeac. with her
son, Arthur Smith and family.
Symapthy of the community
is extended to MA:PM4th:
BRUCEFIELD
Mr, and Mrs. David Trihneir
are vacationing in Florida.
M. and Mrs. Stanley Neale
London, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Wilson over theweek.
end
Mrs, James Paterson and
,daughter Sheryl London were
weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs.
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Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich, was the scene for the
double—ring' wedding of Patsy
Marie Jewell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Jewell, RR
6, Goderich, and Robert Fans
Madsen, of Oakville son of Mr.
and Mrs, Reinhold Madsen of
Denmark.
The Rev. G. L. Royal offici.
ated at the ceremony. Mr, W.
Cameron was organist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a formal
gown of net overlaying satin
and appliqued with guipure lace
featuring the skirt and accentu•
ating the empire waist with
sweetheart neckline and lily.
point sleeves. Her triple-tiered
scalloped illusion veil was held'
with a crown of self rosettes,
and she carried a cascade of
pink sweetheart roses and white
carnations,
Matron of honour, Mrs. Kath-
erine Larsen, Goderich and
bridesmaid Miss Shirley Jewell
RR 6, Goderich, wore Queens
blue sheath ciresses with match-
ing jackets and, acces.
ysories. They carried:cascades-
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JEWELL
of pink carnations, and wore
tiny blue veil hats.
Groomsman was Fred Larsen
of Goderich. Ushers were
Francis • Jewell, and Melvin
Jewell, brothers of the bride.
For ,the reception at the
Tiger Dunlop Inn, the bride's
mother wore a sheath—styled
dress in green lace over taffeta
with beige accessories and a
corsage of pink carnations.
For their wedding trip to
Northern Ontario, the bride
wore a turquoise sheath with
lace overlay and cream beige
accessories Her corsage was
white carnations.
The couple will reside in Oak-
ville, Ontario.
The-bride is a recent graduate
of nursing assistant course in
London, Ontario.
Guests from a distance were
frOm Oakville„Burlington, and
Auburn.
Mrs. Katherine Larsen held
a miscellaneous shower for the
bride' at her . hbfrie.
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