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BETTLES — TALBOT
Kettles - T�lbot nuptials
held at. Brucefield
Dorothy Lorraine Talbot,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Talbot, Kippen, and . William
Paul Bettles, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Betties, Winthrop,
exchanged marriage vows in
Brucefield United Church47Iay "-
17. Rev. ';E, D. Stuart officiated
at their double -ring candlelight_
ceremony at 3 o'clock, before an
altar adorned with multi -colored
shastadaisies in candelabra.
Traditional wedding music
was played by the organist, Mrs.
Gerald Moffatt, Kippen. Mrs.
Fred McGregor, Brucefield as
soloist, .. sang "0 Perfect Love"
and "The Wedding Prayer."
The bride; who was given
away by her father, wore a
formal gown of French 1•agoda
fashioned .with princess line
0 bodice, high smoke ring neckline
. bordered with beaded guipure'
iklace applliques, • ; e1bpw-length.
Isleeves, w' front
skirt starting from small bow at
empire height. Lace border
around the sleeves and front
edge on pleat. A wattau train
draped from •a large bow on the
back neckline into a chapel
length with a two foot split at
floor length topped with a bow.
Lace edging bordered the train.
A cluster of lace leaves,
encrusted with pearls and
sequins held her bouffant veil.
She carried a cascade of yellow
roses highlighted by vivid
dracaenas sanderiana and Canary
Island ivy.
Mrs. Gerald Johnson, • of
Kippen, was matron of honor,
and the bridesmaids were Mrs.
Gary Alexander, Hensall, sister
of the bride, and Miss Cheryl
Muir, of Seaforth. They wore
identical formal gowns of blue
chiffon over yellow taffeta
• giving a turquoise appearance,
styled with a high neckline amid
streamers draped from back
neckline to the hemline. They
had matching shoes and petalled
headpieces with cocktail veils,
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Barbara Linklater. is wed • to, John Powell
North Street United Church,
Goderich, decorated with
standards of pink and mauve
gladioli and white mums was the
setting for the marriage of
Barbara Jane Linklater to John
Francis Powell on May 17th,
1969.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Anne Linklater and the late
Francis Linklater of Goderich.
The groom is the son of Mr, and'
Mrs. Francis E. Powell of
Clinton. Rev. Donald
'MacDonald was the officiating
minister. Mrs. Eleanor°p'
Hetherington was organist. '
Given in marriage by her
brother Paul Linklater, the bride
wore a floor Aength • dress pf
white French peau de soie with
an A-line skirt falling from a
semi -fitted waist and a chapel
train cascading from the back
'shoulder. a The bodice was
highlighted by hand clipped
appliques of delicate French lace
strewn with tiny seed pearls.
To complete her bridal outfit
the , bride wore a pure. French
illusion veil caught up by a band
of seed pearls and crystals, and
carried a crescent bouquet of
white gladioli florets interwoven.
with pink sweetheat roses.,
Miss Jennifer Linklater was
her Sister's maid of honor. She
was gowned in a floor Length
dress of pink silk brocade with
an empire waist. , Ruffles
accented the neck and
Sleeves. A large velvet bow with'
streamers down the back and
matching bow headpiece added a
final touch to her ense ble. She
c-arried a French hand bouquet
of mauve gladioli.
and carried crescents of
multi -Colored shasta daisies and
English ivy.
Miss Tammy Alexander, niece
of the bride, was flower girl and
-gowned similarly to the bride:
She carried a basket of
multi--colored-shasta daisies and
English ivv.
Groomsman was Gerald
Johnson, of Kippen, and ushers
were Gary Betties, Seaforth,
brother of the .groom, and
Russell Talbot;' Kippen, brother
of the bride.
Following the ceremony, a
dinner was held in the church
parlors and a reception was held
in the Zurich "Community" -
Centre.
The bride's .mother received
the` gpesl ,tnaa;lilacitalian silk
coat ale dress' ensemble with
matching accessories, and a
corsage of pink sweetheart roses.
The groom's mother chose a
turquoise crimpelene ensemble
with matching ' hat and white
accessories, and • a corsage of
pink sweetheart roses.
For a wedding trip; the bride
changed to a sea foam green
worsted silk coat and dress
ensemble with matching hat,
brown accessories, and an orchid
corsage. The couple. will reside in
Goderich.
Prior to the marriage, the
bride was entertained at showers
given for her by ` Misses Beverly
Brindley and Laura Walper of
Goderich, and'' Mrs. Gerald
Johnson, Kippen, , and Mrs.
Harold Hugill, of Seaforth.
Friends and neighbors held a
shower at Brucefield United
Church, . and Mr. and ' Mrs.
Kenneth Betties entertained the
bridal party at their home in
Winthrop, following the wedding
rehearsal.
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AN
ADVANCE
POLL.
FOR THE
EXPRESSION, OF OPINION"POLL
RESPECTING THE PROPOSED
GENERAL FARM
ORGANIZATION
1N ONTARIO
WILL BE HELD ON
THURSDAY JUNE 19, 1969
AT THE
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT.
OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD,
OFFICE
20 King St.
Clinton, Ontario
DURING NORMAL OFFICE HOURS.
9:00' A.M. to 5:15 P.M.
DON PULLEN, Returning Officer
The bridesmaids were 1Vlise
Ruth Wallace, Miss Connie
Waters, Miss Mary Linklater and
Mrs. Darlene Fowler. They wore
identical dresses.. to the matron
of honor in silk mauve brocade
with matching headpieces and
carried French hand bouquets of
pink gladioli.
Miss 'Peggy Maltby neice of
the groom was flower girl in
pink brocade and carried
basket of white gladioli buds and
pink sweetheart roses. Master
Stephen Ralston, nephew of the
bride was ring bearer. '
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Mr. Larry Powell., brother of
e groom was best man. Guests
ere ushered by William
Linklater, John Shaddick, Al
ii,olston and James Fike.
A reception was held. at
Harbourlite inn. Mrs. Linklater,
mother of the bride, received the
guests wearing a gown of dusty
pink linen with matching coat 'of
lace. Her accessories were in
color of pink and white with a
corsage of white sweetheart
roses tinted with pink. She was
assisted by the garoom's mother
wearing.. a dress of blue
sculptured ciimpolene, matching
coat and white accessories. fler
corsage was of pink sweetheart
roses.
For her honeymoon the bride
chose a dress of navy wool with,
white and navy acceS.Sories. She
wore a corsage of red sweetheart
roses. •
The groom is on thie staff of
Olivetti Underwood of ' London
and the bride is a member of
staff of radon Life Ins. Co.
Guests .from a distance were
present fr m Ottawa, Montreal,
London , tratford, Toronto, St.
Marys Washington . D.C.,
Preston, Port Perry • and.
Tillsonburg.
Before her.marriage, the bride
was feted at showers by the staff
of Dominidn Chain Co..
Stratford, London Life Ins. Qo.
London, Mrs. Dennis Fowler of
Goderich, and neighbours and
friends in the immediate
community,of the brides homes
Mr. and Mrs. Powell are
residing at 900 Commissioners
Road, London.
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Shower Iion�rs. .Gwefl
Green .sand, yellow NW**
, .fib
the shape of a heart,
decorated chairs wee the•setting
in the Sunday School Roo n,
Knox United Church Auburn
when friends and neighbours
gathered recently to honor Miss
Gwen McDowell prior to her
marriage,
Miss Margaret Roberts was in
charge of the guest book and
Misses Faye • Hildebrand and
Marilyn Wightman received the
gifts. Miss Nancy Anderson was
the chairman and she welcomed
all. A sing -song was led by Mrs.
Emmerson Rodger:s-
accompanied by Mrs. Norman
Wightman.
Miss ' Marsha Kooprnans
pinned- a corsage on Miss
McDowell and Mrs. Martie Lobb
on her mother; Mrs. Norman
McDowell. Both were escorted
to the platform where Mrs.
Gordon Gross read an address of
congratulations to the
bride-to-be. Gifts were carried in
by several friends picked from
the guests and they' were placed'
From
on ; the tabic tial 1*0 by Mtn,.
onarbara .K pioolo of
the so? io,,.. Beautify Qbto,-
Wben. I 'wore 'a tulip d the
Beers of.$1;. Mays Iran played by
Mrs. George Mullan,
A contest was condi eted by
Miss Marsha 'Koopman&• which
was the . guessing,• of articles..
hidden in anegg shell;
Thirty-thad been placed in it,
before it lips sealed and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson was the winner.
A reading "What a Husband.
really is,"vas given by Mrs. John
Sprung. .A contest conducted by,
Mrs. Gordon Gross had Mrs.
John Sprung as the winner. A
trio composed of Miss Marsha,
Koopmans; ' Mrs. Martie Lobb
and Mrs. Klaske Beecroft sang -
Striile A While. Mrs. Beecroft
j resented wen with" a
decorated basket of the bows
and ribbens off the gifts, Miss
McDowell thanked her many
friends for the gifts and invited
everyone to her trousseau tor,
next Saturday; June 14.
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