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ARMSTRONG
Elaine Twyla Jacklin of
London, and Brian John
Armstrong of Ethel, exchanged
wedding vows on August 31, at
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Molesworth, amid a
setting of candelabras and
baskets of flower arrangements.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacklin, of
R.R.#1, Listowel. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Armstrong, ofEthcl.
Rev. John Brush of Molesworth
officiated at the double-ring
ceremony. Mrs. John Freeman of
Gorrie, accompanied the guest
soloist, Mrs. Julie Mitchell of
Listowel, who sang "Wedding
Song" and "We've Only Just
Begun".
Given in marriage by her father
and mother, the bride wore a
traditional gown of Chantilly lace
and organza over taffeta,
featuring a scoop neckline and
molded bodice, The redingote
style skirt was accentuated by a
flowing chapel train of Chantilly
lace in back. A four layer illusion
veil was held in place by a dainty
headpiece of lace, crystal and
seed pearls. She carried a
garland of pink sweetheart roses,
Miss Ruth Elliott of Kitchener,
friend of the bride, was maid of
honour. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Verna Hart of Kitchener,
friend of the bride, Mrs. Donna
Brooine of Thornbury, friend of
the bride, Miss Kim Jacklin of
Molesworth, sister of the bride,
and Miss Joanne Jacklin of
Molesworth, sister of the bride.
The maid of honour and the
bridesmaids were identically
gowned in heavenly blue 'dotted
organza over taffeta-styled with
scoop neckline, raised waistline,
flounced hemline, and puffy
sleeves, trimmed with imported
White lace: Complimenting the
ensemble were lacey white
picture hats. They carried
bouquets of daisy mums and blue
feathered carnations.
Miss Karen Elliott, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Elliott of
Whitechurch, and, also sister of
the maid of hotiour„ was dower
girl. She wore a long gown similar
to the maid of honout, was flower
girl, She wore a long, gown Similar
to the maid fo honour and
bridesmaids. She Carried a wicker
basket of daisy mums and pink
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and blue feathered carnations.
Mr. Murray Armstrong
of Ethel, brother of the groom,
was the best man, The ushers.
were Mr. Bruce Wilbee ofhthel,
friend of the groom, Mr. Donald
Armstrong of Ethel, brother of
the groom, Mr. Rex McClory of
Ethel, friend of the groom, and
Mr. Larry J acklin, of
Molesworth, brother of the bride.
Master Joseph Jacklin • of
Molcsworth, brother of the bride,
was ringbcarer.
The bride's mother wore a long
empire waist gown of lemon
yellow crimpolene accented with
yellow braiding around the collar
and the waist. She had white
accessories and a corsage of
bronze mums.
The groom's mother wore a
long A-line gown of mauve
crimpolene. Her corsage
consisted of yellow mums.
A wedding dinner followed at
the Elma Community Centre,
Atwood. The ,head table held a
three-tier wedding cake
decorated with blue roses. The
master of ceremonies was Mr.
Jack Conley of Brussels, great
uncle of the bride.
An evening reception followed
with dancing pleasure to the
music ,of "Cake", from
Tceswater. A buffet lunch was
served.
For a honeymoon trip to
Niagara Falls the bride chose a
pale green sleeveless dress with a
matching waist-length jacket. Her
corsage was of yellow mums.
Guests attended from London,
Kitchener, St. Thomas, Stratford.
Th ornbury, Wingham,
Teeswatcr. Mildmay,
Whitechurch, Auburn,
Londesboro, Holyrood, Seaforth,
Brussels, Ethel, Atwood, Listowel
and Molesworth.
The groom is a student at
Fanshawe Community College in
his senior yeat iii the Automotive
Power Technician Course: The
bride is a graduate of Centralia
College of Agricultural
Technology, arid is presently
employed as a Food Service
Supervisor at University Hospital,
London.
The couple will reside at 540
Morningtort Avenue, Apt. 225,
London, Ontario.
Pauline McCutcheon and Rick
Clarke were united in Marriage in
Brussels United Church' on Satur-
day, August 24th, 1974.
The four o'clock wedding
ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. LeDrew in a setting of pink and
white candles and baskets of pink
carnations, yellow daisies and
blue and green mums.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George
McCutcheon of Brussels. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Clarke of Wroxeter are
parents of the groom.
The wedding music was
provided by Gladys Jones of
Monkton and Julie Valiance and
Joan Elliott sang to the
accompaniment of their own
guitars.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor-length
gown of white sheer organza with
empire styling. Pink dotted swiss
organza formed a ruffle around a
scooped neck, trimmed the Juliet
sleeves and enhanced the entire
flounce of the skirt. The detached
chapel train, worn at the back
waist, was topped by
re-embroidered Vienese lace. She
wore a pink chiffon ribbon garden
party hat, which completed her
costume. Her bridal bouquet was
a cascade of stephanatis and pink
delight roses.
Vonne Brister was her
sister's maid of honor gowned in
a floor-length dress of daintly
figured pink polyester fashioned
with round neckline, A-line style,
and matching cape. She carried a
cascade of yellow daisies, blue
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Recent investigations
out by Wingham Detachment
the OPP include:
Four investigations with fa
persons charged under the
Control Act,
Eight charges laid with sever
teen warnings issued under tf
HTA.
Twenty investigations with
person charged under t)i
Criminal Code.
On Wednesday, August 2
Thelma M. Archer of RU
Mooretown, and Kenneth E
Dettman of R.R.2, Clifford, wee
involved in a collision on Conces
sion 18, east of Sideroad 1546
Howick Township. Mrs. Arches
received injuries as a result of the
collision. Damages were
estimated at $1500.
On Thursday, August 20,
Nelson A. Gower of R,k,3
Wingham, struck a cattlebeasto
Concession 10-11, west of side
road 33-34, East Wawanas
Township. The cattlebeast was
owned by Jack Shiell of R,RJ,
Wingham. No one was injured,
and damages to the Gower
vehicle were estimated at $801.
On Saturday, August 31,
Gordon W. Riley of Londesbo
and Jeffrey W. Lockridge
Wingham were involved in a tw
car collision on Highway #4, non
of the Blyth C.P.R. crossing. N
one was injured, and tole
damages were estimated a
$2,000. Charges are pending.
Richard W. Davis of Kitchener
was involved in a single to
accident on Concession 7, west a
Huron County Road #12, Mot'
Township, when the car he m
driving entered the north dite
and struck a- tree. Mr. Davis w
not• injured, and total damage
were estimated at $300.
On Sunday, September
Norman Reaman of R.11, Ford.
wich, and Clarence Golley al
Wingham, were involved in a
two-car collision on Sideroad
15-16 at Concession 1, Moms
Injured in the collision were Mrs
Marie Reaman of California, Mis!
Adeline Reaman of Gorsley, aat
Mrs. Myrtle Reaman of R,11.1
Fordwich. Total damages to boll
vehicles were estimated at $851
Charges are pending.
and green pinochio mums and
pink carnations.
The bridesmaids were gowned
in pastel shades of similarly
styled ensembles, Cheryl
McCutcheon in blue, Kathy
Rennick in green and Jane
Steffler in yellow.
The hat man was Gary Robin-
son, brother-in-law of the groom.
Guests were ushered by Randy
Clarke, Richard Binning and
David Brister.
The wedding dinner was held
in the church basement. The
bride's table was centred with a
three-tiered cake in pink and
white decorated with doves and
roses.
The bride's mother chose an
ecru lace over satin floor-length
gown with a pink orchid corsage.
The groom's mother wore a
blue on white swiss dotted
floor-length gown in a pink orchid
corsage.
A reception followed in the
Brussels Legion Hall which had,
been decorated with balloons,
streamers and flowers.
For travelling to Ottawa and
the United States, the bride wore
a pant suit of blue plaid slacks
and top with a white blazer.
On their return they moved in
to their home in Port Elgin.
6—THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 11, 1 9/4
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