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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-16, Page 3• parish t ,lete ••• 'r „• tpanylng Bishop . wUl be his V*- . St. Joseph's Parish, 11.14fRiffiiii4se CHORCH INISTER LAWRENCE S. LEWIS 1.41, ANS$TAP4c119,1,9111P;TOR,, DORIS115. f(4;49t114104A, MY!, PneV foi SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 114 lirS AwkdaY 44.4110014 ritowigas44 11A.M WORSHIP AND 10111434RY 11:3$ JUNIOR cfpf401tEGATIO4 SERMON: , . 4**N,Ipit A\lovely summer weddlng- it place inImes'Ile Wined C.11,144,411Saturday, —August IA when Connie lene, daughter of Geraldine and }Terris, and William Paul, son of Edith and Glenn- Swan were united in. marriage in a doublerin,gceremonY. Rev. Donald. Stuart of Centralia efficiated, Mr. Tom O'Helr of avnitton played the wedding mpsic, and Robert Snell, accompanying himself on the guitalk sang "Follow Me", and. "Somewhere". Bronze candelabra decorated with shasta daisies and coral tinted gladioli adorned:the alter. - The lovely bride, given in marriage by per father, wore a long V -necked gown of white swiss dotorganaa over taffeta, with cap sleeves and trimmed with appliqued flowers. She wore a picture hat, trimmed like her dress, with an attached floor -length veil. Her bouquet of orange talisman roses and baby's breath was attached to a parasol of white chantilly lace. The maid of honour, Miss Elisabeth Scorer of Saskatoon, a friend of the bride, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Linda Harris, Port Lambton, sister -in -taw of the bride, and Miss Lori Harris, Holmesville, sister of the bride were identically gowned in deep coral polyester halter gowns, with matching jackets and cape sleeves. They all wore white picture hats trimmed with material similar to their dresses; and carried nosegays of shasta daisies, coral tinted carnations and baby's breath. Miss Kim Spitzik, Goderich and Miss Lori Livermore, Clinton nieces of the bride sand groom respectively, were pretty little flower girls. They wore long gowns of the same material and colour as the bridesmaids, and carried white wicker baskets of flowers similar to the bridesmaids. Brother of the groom, Douglas Swan of Clinton, acted as best man and Steve Harris, Port Lambton, brother of the bride, and Gerald Aldwinckle, SW0- vine, friend of the groom, were ushers. - The groom was attired in a • 4 • et United Church WAS the Scene of a le -ring Wedding eny August 21 at which Ruth eStigonic, only E. estbrook. RR 2, on, became the bride of lan Learnon Edgeworth, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Edgeworth, St. Thomas. The Rev. Ralph E. King con- ducted the service. Organist was Lorne Dot- terer and soloist was Mrs. Bette Jewitt, RR 1, Wood- stock, a nursing sister of the bride, who sang Morning Has Broken before the ceremony, The Lord's Prayer during the ceremony, and We've Only Just Begun while the register was being signed. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a bridal gown of crystalette jersey fashioned with a molded bodice and a full skirt flowing intoachapel train. The double capelet sleeves were pleated and matching pleating trimmed the V -neckline. Completing *her bridal ensemble was a double illusion veil fastened , • to a headpiece of guipure lace ' ".• 4,* 'with atin- and' "seed pearls. She carried a classic cascade of pink sensation sweetheart roses with white starburst pornpons and pink 'stephanotis with a haze of baby's breath and trailing ivy. Mrs-. - Sharon Potter, Goderich, was maid of honor. 4 She wore a flocked mint green polyester jersey gown with capelet sleeves. She carried a crescent cascade of white starburst and pink stephanotis surrounded with baby's breath and trailing pink and white ribbon. • • • Bridesmaids Miss Holly Elliott, Toronto and Miss Susan Bushell, cousin of the bride, and junior bridesmaid &Miss Karen Bushell, cousin of IF the bride, were gowned identically to the maid of honor and carried matching , flowers. All the bride's attendants !Ningbo's Memorials +Guaranteed Gtanite — Lettering •+Buy Direct and save Commissions. BUS. PHONE 357.1910 RES. 357-101S Et$O#WORTfl. - wore,necklets of silver env* wined hearts and silver celetspgiftsof the bride. Steven Perfect, Sudbury, a friend, was groomsman. Usher's were the bride's three brothers, Ofian„ Mark and LarrY Westbrook. The wedding reception was at The White Carnation at Holmesville where the bride's table was centered with a wedding cake, pink candles in silver holders and bouquets of star burst pompons, pink sweetheart roses and baby's breath. ' The bride's mother greeted her guests in' a floor -length long sleeved gown of im- ported mint silk quiana with a corsage of pink sensation sweetheart roses and baby's breath. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a sleeveless floor -length gown of peacock blue textured polyester jersey with a corsage of pink miniature carnations and baby's breath. For travelling to Eastern Ontario, the bride changed•to a two-piece street length beige ensemble with multi - shades of brown and orange, brown accessories and a corsage of orange Woburn Abbey sweetheart roses. The groom's suit was amatching brown with an orange Woburn Orange boutonniere. Mr. and Mrs. Edgeworth are residing at 28A- First Avenue, St. Thomas. Prior to her marriage, the bride was the guest of honor at several functions. Mrs. Ron Bushell and daughters Susan and Karen hosted a shower for family and friends; Miss Sharon Potter entertained at a shower fbr friends; Mrs. Earl Gilchrist, St. Thomas, gave a shower for relatives and friends of the groom's family; Taylors Corner Community Club presented the couple with a lamp on behalf of the com- munity; and the bride was honored by the staff of the St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital when whe was presented with a gift. The groom's parents en- tertained at- dinner in the Bedford Hotel following the wedding rehearsal on the eve of the ceremony. Following the wedding, the wedding party was Otcofted er.9.11111d.,The-Square.in--azs 1875 Democrat carriage drawn by Hackney ponies driven by Mr. Harry Ellery of Ingersoll. Mr. Ellery parades extensively •with this team representing the Mocha Shrine Hor se Patrol of which the bride's father is also a member. et) • Over 250 Monuments on Sale • WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM — MANY NEW THIS YEA,I3 Whether irs a 0 MONUMENT er MARKER 40 INSCRIPTION You are remembering a lovedone LEY PRYDE It SON LTD. • , HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR memoRtAL • UIREMENTA OENomme ,..171AMIL1314.stizter 424,4 Eitlitif, ONTARIO . bt44.0 dark brown tuxedo while his attendants wore contrasting camel jackets and dar. brown trousers, Their boutenrderes Were orange talisman rOSes. Following the wedding, a delicious dinner was setved., at the White Carnation. The guests were welcomed by the bridal party and the parents of the bridal couple. The bride's mother wore a gown of flora) and white organza, with a corsage- of pink sweetheart roses. The groom's mother chose an apricot crepe gown, with a ,chiffon cape ands wore a single gardenia corsage. Following the dinner, the guests enjoyed dancing to the music of the HarbOurlites. - The happy couple left for a cruise to the Mediterranean. Upon returning,. they have taken *residence in London where Connie is on the staff or the University Hospital and Paul is on the staff of Dor- chester Public School. Guests were present at the wedding from Windsor Sarnia, Grimsby, Hamilton, London, Shelburne, Wellesley, Wasaga Beach, Goderich and Clinton. Prior to her wedding, Connie was honoured at several parties. The -nursing staff on her hospital floor held a bathroom shower for her; Mrs. Connie Chomicki en- tertained at her home; a couple's party for friends of the bride and groom; and an aunt of Connie's, Mrs! Ken Harris, entertained relatives at a miscellaneous shower at her home in Holmesville. Rebekahs open fall session 'Approximately 30 Rebekahs met on Wednesday evening September 8 in the Lodge Hall. The new officers for the coming year will be installed at the second meeting in October by District Deputy Presiclient, Mary Fisher of Exeter and her staff. The Charter will be draped on September 20 in memory of all Rebekahs deceased in .the past year. Plans for the fall dessert euchre were left to be discussed at the next meeting. A social hour and pot luck lunch ended the evening. This Sunday September 1 9 Guest Speaker of Kitchener Special Music e Clinton HortjcIture Society provided the AMOY night entertainment of Slides and MUsielgranged by Mrs. Marion Powell, program nVener, Mrs. Mildred Durst, President Of• the society, showed slide pictures taken during trips to the Maritimes, the Rockies and Arizona and gave a very interesting commentary of the trips. Mrs. Elsie fienderson and Mrs. Myrtle Parker of the Home played piano solos during the intermission. Mrs. Durst, Mrs. Powell, Mary Jamieson and Mrs. Crowe of the society presented each of the residents with a corsage as they came to the auditorium and bouquest were presented 12 people for special Oef casions such. as eldest and youngest resident S• special birthdays etc. Mrs. Straughan thanked all those tesPensibte for the lovely evening on behalf of ttier'esidents, The "Over 90" 0_0met on on Wednesday afternoon in the first floor north sitting room and following a musical program refreshments were servedby the Walkerburn volunteers of Auburn. Mrs. Elsie Henderson, Mrs. Myrtle Parker, Norman Speir and Nelson Lear -provided the music. Each of the ladies was given a corsage, compliments of the Clinton Horticulture Society and each- of the men were given an extra cookie. ANNOU EMENT John Langstaff, Opialietrisi is now fitting FLEXIBLE (SOFT) CONTACT LENSES literature and Fes Schedule Is available in both. Clinton and Seaforth. APPOINTMENT IN SEAFORTH -,, OFFICE ONLY 527-1240 "TODAY-- THE FIRST DAY • OF THE REST oF MY 1.1FE" • EVE*YqPIE WESAIT-WIlli$ UNITED CHURCH THE cHt11101 THAT CARES PEOPLE SERVING GOO THROUGH SERVIN PEopLe MINISTER JOHN S. OESTREICHER LA. I.R.E. ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday School and Nurs•rY SERMON: "THE WORL.E HAS CHANGED TODAY" 'CALL TO BE A SQUARE' HOUNESVRII UNITED -CHURCH . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 SERMON:, "THE WORLD HAS CHANGED TODAY 'CALL. TO BE A SQUARE' 9:4S Worship Service and Sunday School CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Castes 263 Princess Street REV. ARIE VANDEN BERG Services; 10:00 a.m. and 230 p.m. The Church of the Back to God Hour every Sunday 4:30 p.m. CHLO Business and Professional Directory OPTOMETRY assaammisammimm JOHN LONGSTAFF, OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 - 5:30 Wednesday, Saturday 9:00 - 12:00 Clinton 452-7010 Monday 9:00 - S:30 BY APPOINTMENT 1111111111111111111115111.Mommul R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERICH 524-7661 BOX 1033 212 JAMES ST. HELEN R. TENCH, LA. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TEL. 4824962 CLINTON ONTARIO LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER NORM WHITING PromptrestorteausrEfficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sal, service • PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone Called 235-1914 EXETER INSURANCE K.W. COLQUHOUN INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE Phone : Office 4424747 HAL. 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PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 11:30 MATTINS FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHAPEL ,162 MAPLE STREET 452-9379 (1 street west of Community Centre) 9:4S a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE 00 a m -SUNDAY SCHOOL and FAMILY BIBLE HOUR 8:00 p.m. at the Chapel Speaker: Colin Anderson from Burlington CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor Wayne Lester 11 :00 a.m. Morning Worship 166 Victoria Street 9 45 a m Sunday Shoot / 00 p m. Prayer Service and Evangelistic Service 00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service • ALL yiELCOME DIESEL Pumps and In Ionektrs Repaired For Ail Mauler Makes• Huron Fuel injection Equipment Beyfiekl Rd ainton452-7971. 1.12.11 45' (1/Odde.i2 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 39 Wed Street Goderich, °starts snailP0. Sex 3*7 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CiiURCH REV. EDWING. NELSON CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 NURSERY DEPARTMENT 1C-innrSvnairrSchoof 'for all to a.m. Worship Service ALL ItVELLOME- FIRST BAPTIST OIURCH CLINTON SPEAKER JACK CHRISTIAANS Services will be hekt at the Orange Hall SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 to o0arn Sunday SchoolClasses for all MI.S 11 -00 am. Morning Worship Everyone Weicciitio • Bang am 'Kayo iksig 400. EVIL pRevAms WHEN GOOD MEN 00 NOTHING ls Chapel EISEN Chartered Accountants 26$ Main St., Earetar ARTHUR W. READ Resident Partner • BUS 2334012. RES Olit-SIIS Osman SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 M.us Siourtto 8000 m Sunday ir 00* rst Conie%ron Sfrdav m 441» WELCOME