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THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, NAMED IN BO O TYPE HAVE BEEN DULY NOMINATED AS CANDIDATES,
MR. AND MRS. BRUCE PRITCHARD
1 . Anson McKinley
'RR 1 Zurich, Ontario
Progessive Conservative Party,*
To Mississauga
White potted mums and apple blossoms decorated St.
Joseph's Church -at Kingsbridge on May 14 at 3 p.m. for
the double ring wedding ceremony in which Bruce
Pritchard took Ann Marie Dalton as his bride.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs: Mark Dalton of
Kingsbridge. The groom,. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Pritchard of Mississauga. •
Father Ed Dentinger officiated at the ceremony.
Organist was Miss Marianne Frayne. Marianne and
Eugene Frayne sang.
The bride was given in marriage by her Godfather,
.leseph O'Brien of Goderich. She wore a white polyester
satin gown with an empire waistline and lace cuffs. The
gown featured a scoop neckline with lace insert and
stand up collar. Over the gown -she wore a tulle hooded
cape trimmed with blue and white lace. She carried
white carnations with yellow roses and baby's breath,
Maid of honor was Denise Dalton, sister of the bride of
Guelph. She wore an ankle length flowered gown of swiss
dot in sky blue. The dress featured a wide sash with large
bow and dress length panels. She wore a matching pic-
ture hat.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Al Beke of Mississauga and
Bridget, Jackie and Maria Dalton all of Kingsbirdge.
They were gowned identically to the maid of honor. •
, Groomsman was Chris Graham of Cambridge. Ushers
were Al Beke of Mississauga, Jerry Bowland of Montreal
and Paul Dalton of Kingsbridge.
Following the wedding, a reception was held, at the
brideas home at RR 3, Goderich. The home was
decorated with blue and white table cloths, blue candles
and apple blossoms.
The bride's mother greeted,Attests .43. a floor length
princess line gown of azure blue crepe. The gown
featured a finger length jacket with lace trim on the
sleeves. She wore a corsage of gardenia and stephanotis.
The groom's mother wore a floor length dusty rose
polyester dress belted with a bow in front. Her corsage
was a gardenia and stephanotis.
For a wedding trip to Helen, Georgia, the bride
changed to a two piece, street le,ngths suit of blue and
- white striped double knit polyester.
For a wedding trip to Helen, Georgia, the bride
changed to a two piece, street length suit of blue and
white striped double knit polyester.
Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard will reside in Mississauga.
Prior to her wedding the bride was feted at several
showers. Debi Graham, friend of the bride, gave a
shower for friends and relatives in Mississauga. Janice
Foran and Mary Van Rooy, friends of the bride, hosted a
community shower in Kingsbridge. Mrs, Shirley Pickett,
aunt of the groom, gave a shower in Huttonville.
Two queens were crowned at the May Ball held by the Beta Sigma Phi sorority onlMay 28„
Here, left to.right, are Alison Paolin, Sharron Moore, Anne Kuran and Barb Moss. Mrs.
Paolin crowned Mrs. Moore for the Ritual of the Jewels Chapter, Beta Theta and Mrs,
Moss crowned Mrs. Kuran for the Exemplar Chapter, Xi Delta Epsilon.
Martha greets guests
On May 28, the sorority of Beta Sigma
Phi held its annual May Ball at the White
Carnation.
A lively and entertaining evening of
music was provided by Chris BlaCk and
his Swinging Brass.
Each couple was greeted at the door
by Martha Rathburn, Sorority Advisor
and the women received pretty cor-
sages.
2. Jack R ddell
RR 1 Hay, Ontario
Liberal Party *
The highlight of the dance was the
crowning of the queens. The queen for
the Exemplar Chapter, Xi Delta
Epsilon, Anne Kuran was crowned by
Barb Moss. Sharron Moore was crowned
by Alison Paolin for the Ritual of Jewels
Chapter, Beta Theta.
The festive evening was completed
with a lovely luncheon:-
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Hymn sing at Huronview
Mr. Dick Roorda led the
Christian Reformed Song
Service at Huronview on
Sunday evening with vocal
duet numbers by Sharon•and
Operation
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Studies done by the
'Department of National
Health and Welfare indicate.,
that the abuse of alcohol is
costing Canadians more
than S1,100 million a year.
This breaks down to an esti-
mated , 5500 million f al-
cohol-related motor acci-
dents; 5250 million for time
lost at work and 5350 mil-
lion in hospital care. Life-
style is a matter of choice -
make yours a wise one!
Carol Van Den Berg and
instrumentals by Cathy and
Steven DeBoer. Mrs. Elsie
HenderSon was pianist for the
service with devotions by
Rev. Van Den Berg.
Mrs. Marion Sholdice was
welcomed to Huronview at
1VIonday afternoon's
program. Old Tyme music
was , provided by Marie
Flynn, Lorry Lawson,
Norman Speir and Cecil
Skinner. The Clintcin'
Christian Reformed volun-
teers assisted with activities.
The residents were en-
tertained on Family Night
with a puppet show, "No
Strings Attached", The
theme of the show was the
story of Jack and The Bean
Stalk and was directed by
Cheryl Smith assisted by
.Richard Keelan and Denny
Garcia.
`The Huronview Auxiliary
had a very successful spring
tea and bake sale on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Senior Citizen's week will
be from June 19 to June 26
this year and the residents
• Political party registered with the
Ontario Commission on Election Contributioro,
ond Expenses.
are counting on seeing h
nurnber of their friends and
relatives.
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