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PAQIE SGODERICH SIG.N*L-STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1973
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MR. AND MRS. S.M. TIEDEMAN
Former resident wed
in Leamington ceremony
In a candlelight setting at thg
New Testament Church
Leamington, wedding vows
Were exchanged by Karen Lea
Knight and Stephen Maurice
Tiedeman.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by the bride's
father, ,Rev.'Kenneth J. Knight
and Frank F. Klees.
During the ser'ice, soloist
Bill Perry of Port Huron.
'Michigan, accompanied by
organist, Scott Danforth sang
'The Wedding Song" and
"Each for the Other ,,Both for
the Lord".
The .bride is the daughter of
Rev. and ,Mrs. Kenneth J.
Knight, of Leamington, and ,the
bridegroom is the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tiedeman, of Kingsville:"
Escorted to the sanctuary by
her father and given in
marriage by both her parents,
the bride was. gowned in white
embossed silk organza. The
floor -length Empire style gown
was fashioned with a wedding
band collar, Victorian,, wrist -
length wide -cuffed 'sleeves and
a softly gathered 'skirt: A floral
cresce frifigiiiig ted with seed
pearlssec_ure_d her ,.ca-thedralL-
il of silk illusion and she
ca ied a cascade bouquet of
calla lillies, red sweetheart
roses a • stephanotis.
Miss Diane- Bisset of
Leamington was the maid of
honor and Mrs. David (Judy)
Tiedeman, sister-in-law of the
bridegroom, Miss Helen «Grad -
well of Leamington .and Mrs.
Robert (Ellen) Everett:of Hazel
Park, Michigan, sister of 'the
bride, were the bridesmaids.
The maid of honor wa4 gowned
in pink crepe and the
bridesmaids in mauve, yellow
and blue crepe respectively. -
Richard Frayne was the
,groomsman and David
Tiedeman, brother of the
.bridegroom, Bud Maxey and
Kevin Knight of Oak Park,
Mich., brother of the bride,
were the usheFs. -
Mrs. Knight chose for her,.
daughter's wedding a yellow
17141d -colored floral patterned
sheer floor -length sleeveless
gown, white accessories and a
corsage of yellow carnations
and baby's breath. Mrs:
Tiedeman, mother- of the
bridegroom, 'wore . a yellow
designed _ sheer floor -length
gown, white accessories and a
corsage of pink carnations and
baby's breath.
9n this occasion the bride's
maternal grandmother,' Mrs.
Agnes Mugford of Goderich
and her paternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Knight of Toronto were
present. The bridegroom's
paternal grandparents, Mi. and
Mrs. Bruce Tiedeman of Grand
Bend were unable to attend.
A reception for 150 guests
was held at the Three Link
Hall in Leamington.
Mr. and Mrs. Tiedeman
departed on a motor trip
through Northern Ontario -and
upon their return will reside in
Leamington.
Local couple
�, �.. married
55years
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mar-
tin of 40 Cambria Road
celebrated their 55th wedding,
anniversary August 2 wait' i a .
gathering on the lawn of their
home.
- y Jn addition.. to_many.-relatives---
who called to wish the couple.
well,, special guest was Mrs.
Margaret Rutledge of Brussels
who served as bridesmaid. at
the wedding 55 years ago in
Clinton. The couple was,
married by . Rev. Ernest E.
Fard.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin have
three daughters, Mrs. Dean
(Phyllis) Barret of .Lacome,
Washington; ''Mrs. William
(Eleanor) Slyuechuk of,:�►Lon
don; and Maxine of Goderich.
They also have. six grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren.
Among those attending the
family dinner were a niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Williams of Goderich.
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DUNGANNON DOINGI
By O,M. Blake
M. and Mrs. Wm. Reed, Juniper, of Kincardine. They
Lucknow, accompanied by Mr. plan to visit at Oak Lake,
and Mrs. Dick Reed, Hazel Saskatoon and Unity, ;Saskat-
Park, Michigan, called to visit c chewan, as well as at Edson,
Mrs. Minnie Jones and Melvin Alta., with the former's son,
op. Saturday.. Douglas Mole and family.• _
Mrs._ MarBere, Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs.Alvin Sher -
Caesar and Mrs. Robt. Irvin wood were .guests on Saturday,
visited Mr. and Mrs, Marvin August 4, at' the Anderson-
Durnin one evening recently Gackstetter wedding in Dublin
and presented them with a gift United Church in Guelph. The.
certificate on behalf of friends groom, Bill Anderson, is a...,
in this community. nephew. of Mrs. Sherwood, son.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pocock" of• Mrs. Erma Anderson,
and sons, David and Larry of Goderich and the late Harvey
Wiarton spent Saturday with 'Anderson who formerly lived
Mrs. Pococ•k's parents, Mr. and near Dungannon.
Mrs. Frank Glenn. Congratulations are extended
Mrs. Mary Bere, Janiie and to the happy couple.
Kathy, also Sharon Young, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Maize
visited Thursday and Friday and children from Unionville
with Miss Rath Schmidt at are holidaying at their home in
Tavistock. Dun
Miss Ruth Dere from Wind-
sor has been home for the
holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wilbur
from Delhi spent part of the
holiday weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Wilbur and Mrs.
D. S. Fines at their, summer
hone here_ ,
Bannon.
Lorne Hasty has been in
Wingham General Hospital'
this past week for X-rays and --
treatment.
Brian Stewart is also a
patient in Wingham General
Hospital having suffered a
badly sprained ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Graht Spwerby, ' Mrs.- Leonard Biloy and
Thornhill, were home for the three children, Kristin, Judy
weekend, and were accom- and Scott from Detroit are
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Scott holidaying at their summer
Round of Willowdale. home here for two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Glen Wright 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pen-,
and children, Miriam, Lisa, tland and Mr. and Mrs. La
and Steven of Exeter, who are Verne ' Pentland have just
holidaying at their cottage returned from a pleasant two
north of Kincardine, mafie and one:half week camper
several calls in this community holiday to the east coast. They
on Friday. went east through Canada and
MreJ. F. Payne of Walton is returned via the United States.
visiting her ,daughter and son- Friends are- sorry .to know
in-law, Mr.=--ancl_M-rs; -Lennard------ttptt Mr. Fred Kin vas'taken
Chisholm and family. by ambulance again last
Mrs. Roderick MacDonald weekend to Alexandra Marine'
spent last week in 'Kincardine and General Hospital.
With her niece, Carol - Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Andrew' and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and
Matthew of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
-vine Eedy and Martha.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fin-
nigan of Stratford called on
friends and relat i\ es here on
Sunday.
Sincere sympathy is extended
to Mrs. George Rivett and
family, also to relatives, in the
death of Mr. Rivett an Thur-
sday,.amorni>ng. following•k.•an
illness of two weeks .1n,
Goderich- Hospital Mr. Rivett
has been a life-long resident of
this area. a`
- Mrs. Ben Mole is on a bus;
trip and holiday to 'Western
Canada', having left on Thur-
sday, July 26, for three weeks.
She is accompanied by her
daughter Lois, Mrs. Donald
Walden, and granddaughters,
Tena Walden and Darlene -
A NEIGHBOUR IS A PERSON,
WHO CAN GET TO
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IN LESS YUAN A
MINUTE AND TAKES "&N
HOUR TO CIO L10ME ,L
NFU would oust
Stewart for refusal
to attend annual
"Rank arrogance, lack of
confidence in the Ontario
Government, the problem will
not be with the farmers, but
with the hungry, consumers".
These are some of the
remarks from'the farmer8 at-
tending the national Farmers
Union Region 3 annual meeting
in Guelph on July 31 when
word was received that the
Hon. Win. A. Stewart, Minister
of Agriculture and Food had
refused an invitation to attend
the meeting. Mr. Stewart has
not attended a meeting of
N. P. U. slnee 1968.
Short sighted agricultural
policies of both federal and
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CustomFarm WjAn
Hydrous Ammonia Applying
PLOUGHING =
CULTIVATING $pq�
PLANTING
Godorich
provincial_ governments have
led to the present short suptily
and high food prices, the Far-
mers, Union contends. A
resolution was passeasking
for the resignation f Mr.
Stewart.
Jack Riddell, M.P.P. of
Huron County spoke to the
meeting as Murray Gaunt was
not -able to come due to other
commitments.
Attending the meeting from
Local 335 were Mrr. and Mrs.
Charlie Wilkens, -Bev McNay,
Mrs. Lorne McDonald, Mrs.
John Howard, Mrs. John
Austin and Lorne Luther.
Pendulum Players give
modern-day
Modern day problems -
thir.gs like alcholism, drug ad-
diction, abortion - were the
subject of this week's Pen-
dulum Players production
"Coffee House",
The• show was one of the best
this season by the group of
young actors and'actresses. The
players did a tremendous job of
getting the issues of the day
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