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reP.PlAin 11-reogaie the letlide of
Kenneth Dale jOrdan With Reee
ObneeKel 0We-hang.
The bide: is the datighter of
NIA wed R. J Smith, REI,
Wyoming ,and the geecen is the
son of Met. and We. Gerald
jordan„ 337 Savey ,Street! Sar-
nia, .fortMeirlY 0 -Dublin.
Given in Mae:4W by her
father, the -bride woree floer
length gown of chiffon, the fit-
ted bodice, fastioned with a
scooped neckline, A-line eleirt
and elbow length sleeVes. Her.
gown and floer ignigth than,
Which fell from the waist, were
eppliqeed with, French imported
loge, A pearl and eryStal tiara
he ter short silk illusion
veil.
Mi gs Christine Sowipeki at-
tended thie .bride as maid of
homor, while Ruth Ame Hem -
street, Patricia Ramsey and Di-
anne MeNeir were bridesmaids.
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Area. Boties. HCItoose-
JORDAN
Flom gixt was •104,iPpi witogoat
Darg . f4e,Clair attended the:
goo* as hie* ma.n, *lot 4:44r•C''
enee 41seePae, Den Jeedase au&
Jetty Doahstafja ltshered
goats; Ring bearerWas lef-fre7
'Fneeman.
Ont of town .guestee were
grandmother of the brde, Mee.
Lucy, Smith, Petrolia; Grand
auntie , Jean Foe, Seam*
Mr, awl Meree:Wert MaloraYe.
Seaflith; Mrs. Jack ; Owe, Sea -
forth; ,Sister Jerome, Sister Ev-
elyn, Sister Agatha, Methane;
Mrs. Bill Byrne, Allan Park
Mi°higlal UM Beta Crandon, .
Lincoln 'Park; Mr. and Ws.
Theo. Jordan, Detroit; .,,and
Other guests form Detroit.
Par a wedding trip to Ni
agara Falls, the bride wore a
blue crepe dress with blue
lace coat trimmed with . blue
crepe and beige aeceseories,
.11./fr. and Mrs, Ken Jordan will
live at 137 Durand Street, Sar-
nia.
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NEMETH
Amidst- floral displays and
candles at the Ontario Street
United Church Chapel in Clin-
ton, Violet May Kennedy of
,Seaforth was united in mar-
riage to Steve Jo•eeph J. Nem-
eth of St. Thomas, Rev. Grant
L. Mills of Clinton. performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
?"IVIrs. Dorothy II. Irwin of Sea -
forth and the groom is the
son of Mr. and e Mrs. Leslie
Nemeth of Toronto.
Given in, marriage by Robert
W. Irwin of Seaforth, the bride
cheee a formal length own of
French) lace over taffeta. .She
wore her mother's, full length
veil and train • held by a zir-
con tiara. Her accessories were
shoulder length white gloves
and a corsage of pink •Ameri-
can beauty roses. She •also wore
jewellery, a gift from her
grandparents.
Barbara Leitch of London,
maidof honer; Mrs. Wilson
Carrick of Egmaiidville, brides-
maid and Linda Nip of Clin-
ton', flowergirI, were attired a-
like in full length gowns of
yellow lice oven- taffeta with
matching head pieces and white
accessories. They carried white
corsages.
Charles Marshall of London
and Robert W. Irwin, Jr., of
Seaforth were groommen arid
Thoseas Irwin and David Leitch
of London ushered guests.
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Good July Ilth
to July 24f1i.
Miss Lois Geasky was organ-
ist.
A reception was held at
• Wesley -Willis United Church
Hall- which was decorated by
beautiful .floral arrangements, •
The bride's mother were a
pink lace dress with whiteac-
cessories and a light pink car-
nation torsage.
For, a wedding trip to East-
ern Ontario and the USA, the
bride chase a .Pink linen en-
semble with white 'accessories.
The couple wilrreside in St
Thomas.
News of
Woodham
Visitors during the weekend
with Mts. Wm. Dickey and fam-
• ily were W. and Mm. Clay-
ton Brack and family of Elora
and Mr. and Mts. Gerald Mor-
ley and Danny of Exeter.
Mr, Wayne Pringle of Lon-
don is holidaying with Mir. and
Mrs. Glenn Copeland •and girls.
Miss Karen Redd aecompate
led her grandparents, Mr. arid
Mrs. Wilbert Kirby of Kirkton
to Calgary, Alta., where they
are spending- sometime visit-
ing with Dr. and Mrs. Grant
Mills and family.
Mr. Gerald is a patient in
St. Marys Memorial Hospital at
time of writing .having , had
surgery.
Little Barry McCurdy had an
operation on his left eye last
Monday and was able yto re-
turn home front the hospital
on VVednesclay.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cope-
land, Cynthia, Ellen and Dee
alma visited Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. George Le-
vy, Elizabeth and Marian of
Rannoch. '
Mr. Gerald , Lawson is a pa-
tient in St. Marys ;Memorial
Hospital having had surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Jones,
Heather, Bruce, Doug and Scott
or Sudbury Visited for -several
diay.slast week with Mr. and
Mrs. Fr,ed Parkinson, • Brenda,
Margaret Rose and Janet. _
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brine
-and Cheryl were 'Sunday even-
ing guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross ' Robinsore Lynne and
Dale, Fourth Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thom-
son, and family, Mrs. M. Cope-
land and Jean and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Copeland and
girls• attended the Switzer Re-
union in Stratford Park on
Sunday.
COLEMAN — CLIFTON •
On Saturday, June ,15 at 2:30
p.m., Evelyn Grace Clifton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ge-
orge Clifton, Brucefi-eld, was
united in marriage with Ken,
neth J. Coleman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Coleman,
RR4, Seaforth, in Brucefield
United Church, Rev. Donald
Stuart officiated
The church was deeora•ted
with white mums •and" 'gladioli.
Mrs. Robert LeBeau , Bruce-
Brucefield, was organist and the
soloist, Mrs. 'Fned McGregor,
sang "0 Perfect Love" and
"I'll Walk Beside You".
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore
a gown of silk faced peau de
soie and Venice lace. The scal-
loped edge of the lace followed
the long lines of the dress and
th cathedral train to the floor.
The softly rounded collar .was
outlined in lace and seed pearls.
Her veil -of cloud white tulle
illusion was •clasped to her head
with a cluster of white roses
edged with pearls. She carried
a crescent bouquet of pink de-
light roses with stephanotis and
trailing ivy.
Maid of honor, Ann Clifton
and Donna Clifton, the brides-
maid, wore floor length gowns
of sea foam organza, fashioned'
in empire style -with Chantilly
lace yokes. They carried arm
bouquets of pink delight roses.
Miss Beend•a Coleman was flow-
er girl. •
Bruce Coleman, RR 4, Sea -
forth was groomsman and
Bruce .Horton, Henan and "Wile
liam Harburn, Se.afirth, usnefer
ed guests.
Follorwing the ceremony, a
a reception was held in the
Royal Canadian Legion Hall,
Seaforth. The brid:e's mother
wore an aqua chiffon over lace
dress with a corsage of pink
carnations and the groom's
mother wore a nile 'green lace
drgee•s.s. with a pink carnation. car-
sFor 2 wedding trip, to NOt.-
there Ontario, the bride donned.
a three piece blue and white
jersey suit with white acces
sories and a corsage of pink
carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman will
reside in Egmorelville.
Guests were present from
London, Windsor, Toronto, Hen-
sall, Seaforth and Staffa.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honored at three mis-
cellaneous showers by Miss Lo-
is 1VIdLachlare, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Gardiner and Brucefield
neighbors and relatives.
On June 8, the bride's Mother
held a Trouseau Tea in homer
of her daughter. Baby MIMS
and pink carnations framed the
floral- arrangements.
Mrs. Elgin , Thompson and
Mrs. -Isaac Hudson, grandmother
of te groom, poured tea. Mis-
ses Ann and Donna Clifton, Mrs.
Bride -elect of July
Honored at Shower
Miss Patricia Coyne, whose
marriage is an event of July
13th, was honored at a miscel-
laneous shower at the home of
her parents. Mrs. Catharine'
Morris, Mrs. Maureen_ Morris
and Mrs. Joan MelVer were the
eponsors. Patsy, with the help
of the sponsors opened the gifts
and thanked each donor. Lunch
was served by the hostess and
assistants.
The following is the address:
Dear Patsy: A little bird has
been around, spreading some
good news. And what do you
think• it told Us about you? That
you had decided to become a
summer beide. How happy we
all are for you! To show 'our
best wishes we have come here
tohight to honor you on this
wonderful occasion.
May your happiness be just
the statt of years thet bring the
fined things your way a life
of deep contentment, a home
Where dreams come true, and a
future that will always be just
wonderful for you.
Your friends and Neighbors.
Another shower was held at
the home of Mrs. Miehael Coyne
in honor of Miss Patricia Coyne.
This was sponsored by Miss Lin-
da Staples and Miss Helena
Loomins. There were contests
with prizes. Patsy received many
lovely gifts for which she grac-
iously thanked each donor. A
delicious lunch was served.
Leon Maloney, Ken Murray,
Jim Cronin and Dave Tremeer
left on Saturday to visit the Cal-
gary Stampede:
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Francis }flint and Mrs. Bruce
Coleman showed the bride's
trouseau and gifts.
Misses Pat Rathwell, Pam Tay-
lor; Gail Henderson, Lois Mc-
Lachlan and Cathy Coleman '
served lunch. Miss Brenda Cole-
man was in charge of the guest
register.
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