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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-08-29, Page 3• • re . • • • ; , ' ' A "1" No sisosi,_tiO moult WHITE bowspn • Basket s 0 yellow, white, • mauve -gladioli • and eandelbra, , decorated Varna United Chureli NINATIN, Walden & Itroadfoot Phone 527-1224 — &Werth USBORNE & MB - BERT. MUTUAL- FIRS , INSURANCE COMPANY ' HEAD OFFICI'0, N/Cinigte OA* birton; Rodin -nem -11.11. 2, Dublin President Clayton Calquhoun &R. I, Vice -President £cInceZfli ' Wm. H. Chafte - R.R. 4 Mitchell Toohey R.R. 3, Lnean Raymond McCurdy LR 1. - . Eirkton Robert Gardiner ILL 1,' Cromarty Agents: Hugh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates - Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell Secrotary-Tntasurar: Hugh Patterson - Exeter ST. cOLUIVII!AN Mr. and Mrs. T. P, MOnis, Mr, and IVIrs.. Robert Murray and Miss Pauline Malone were In WindSor on SaturdaY atten• ding the Wedding of Mrs, Mor- ris' niece. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne DeGaust and family, Ingersoll, visited Mr. and MM. Jamee O'Connor. Miss May McGrath, Toronto spent some holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy. • Mr. and Airs. Jack Mgr's; 'London; Mr. and Mrs. Ron,But- ters, St. Thomas; M. and Mrs, Glen Raters,. London; Mn and Mrs. Donald Coyne, London at- tended the Butters —., Murrax • wedding here on Saturday and spent the , week -end with rela- tives. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan, Lon.don, visited. Mr. and Mrs. Ethiard MOW: • ' ' - Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Murray and family Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Murray, Toronto; Ur. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray, Sar- nia; Mr. and Mrs. Don Costello, Kitchener and their families visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray and attended the Flan- agan reunion on Saturday in Brodhagen, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pinsonault of Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIver' lad week. 'for- the- afterhoon wedding en August .0 of ZhiUp 'White and Sharon jemi Dolmen. The groom is the Sun et Mr: and WS. Bert White, GlintiM, and •the bride's parents are dr. andMrs. •Cecil DoWson, AR1, Varna, Rev. ,IVIurdock Morrison of Varna and Rev, D. Stevens of Egmondville officiated at the double ring ceremony. •• Organist, Mrs. Rebert Stirling accompanied Mrs. Russel 'Oth- ers and. IVIrs, Ithssell Lee who sang' "rii Walk Beside You, Wedding Prayer, and 0 Perfect ' Given in marriage•by her fath- er the bride was 'radiant in a floor -length gown qf logoda Cre- pe fashioned in sfieath style, and empire waist. The cape et - feet beck gave, the gown sleeve appearance, and- Vaa'edged in chantilly 'age. nq,.. Otqlble train „fell from the wahltha in graceful fold. Het fingertip, veil of la$vered tale wae held in place by a small band ofeban- tiny lace, and she tarried a white -Bible with white stream- ertr, crested with a Mantreerch- id. Maid -of -honor was Mary Ellen Andrews of Clinton. She wore an A Rue styled mauve organza gown with an empire waist, enraPleted, bodice and elbow ruffled sleeves covered in cro- chatted white lace and edged in a daisy deSign of the same. She wore a headpiece of material matching her dress, • made of three small flowers and tulle. She carted a cascade of shasta BALL-IVIACAULAY BUIL INC SUPPLIES CLINTON 482-9514 SEAFORTH — 527-0910 4HENSALL — 262-2713. SPECIALS OF THE WEEK! . Standard 'Gauge Galvanized Steel Roofing Minimum quantity IS squares Fibreglass Skylights Clear or green, per sheet - kohl \ ;=:-• Acz. . 35 . 75 Good Aug. 29 to Sept. llth. , , daisies And matiire netting. - Bridesmaids were MrS, Pepg• Dowon of Exeter and Chris itarria, or, Alt3,‘, ifobnesville. Their dresses, flowers A14 head- pieces were similar to the maid oftonor. Flowogirl was Kelly Caldwell, of Bt. Thomas, nieee of the bride. She wore a. iv.une ontfit, siniilar to the maid -of - honor. Ilingbearer, was David COUSitt of Zurlch, nephew of the bride. Groomsmanwas David Pugh of Clintork and guests were ush- ered by Doug Dowson, Exeter, an Steve Harris, RolnieSville • A reception -was held in the basement of Wind United Church, decorated with white bells and streamers for the oc- casion. The bride's mother- re- ceived her guests in a dress of pink linen sheath with three- quarter length lace coat and a , corsage of white- carnations. The groom's Mother &age a pale. blue two pieta outfit and , were a corsage of white carna- tions, - - For a honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario, the bride chose an outfit of lime green, chiffon over lace with navy ae. cessories. In the evening a reception was held in Clinton Community Centre with music provided by Ian Wilbee's orchestra. The couple will reside in Clinton. The bride was honored with several showers prior to her marriage. FUNERAL ALLEN R. SCHADE Allen R. Schade of BOMA, Ohio, died August 15th in South West Haspital, Cleveland, age 65. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William R. Schade of Egmondville and was born and educated here thin for the past nuniber of yetars has -llyted in Berea. Surviving -besides kis- wife is one Son- Allen Jr. of Berea, aihe a 'brother, Elmter of ;Eganontdville and a sister, 1VLrs. Mae Vincent of Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer &bade of Egrnondville and IVIns. Mary Bisbaek of Remain attended the funeral an Monday, Aug. 19th at Strongsville, Ohio. DONALD MeKINNON Donald H. McKinnioa; 66, lot 5, eon. 10,, ilibberi, Township, died Tuesty-at Kornoka Nurs- ing Heine near London. Barn in Seotland, he was a sou of the date Mr. and Mrs. John Idelcinnons. He was a farmer ali his life. Staving are his wife, the for- mer Marjorie Hackney; three sons, Lorna, Dublin; Ralph, Ro- stock; Barry, Midland; two. dau- ghters, Miss Gladys, London; &Ms. Carl (Phyllis) Becker; Ros- tock; four brothers, Neil, Donald and Duncan, all of. Vancouver; Alex, Detroit; one, sister Mrs. Hilton (Flora) Clarke, Vancouv- er; -five grandchildren The body was st the Heath - Leslie funeral home, filitcbell, where Service was held Friday Burial was, at Roy's cemetery, Fullerton.. PICK -A -PICKUP I'VE A GMC DEAL! 441rM? :AK:gki0; 1444.;3...•• • • • • • :wps4:-1.0 ••• ax• • Get yourself a great year-end deal from our large summer stock of 011iC pickups. - 4 • Theresa good selection and we aim to move them out fasti You (*Rho the winner? 11= INAll *r F=1 L—I What a diffetenee a name makes your local authorized OMCTruck dealer WEST -END GARAGE —82 Huron St. — Mitchell Ont4es .„ ono j 4, the largest turnout* othe season was mr hand Wed,' nethialt after#0.04 when 20 At* vonsPeted in the annual loditta tournament at Seaferth Lawn Bowling CIO for the Whitney trophy. Capturhig Prat. Plage for the second year in a r,ow and the trophy was. "Kre';':151k • liken and her rink from Sarnia. . - With 'three wins Phia 33, aggro gate Oa.; second, ilirk 144:ett (Ser. 014 three wins Plus 20,"eggre. gate 47; third ,`1 Mrs.. Gem*, DUBLIN Mr, -and Mrs. Jim Newcombe and ohildoeu of Georgetown With Mrs 'Wilnam Stapleton. - Ms, Vera MacKay .Detreit afierbigan with lVfos. Melva F.,elocrit on4 VAShistiveS. -M jnd Mn. PbilipFlemigans TozOnte Ivititt Mr. and Mm. Matt J.Iim Jordan and daughter Cati*C'lleronto with friends in the village. " Mrs. Bill Evesis_end ehildren phippoxi, Mr. and Um John Cl&ay Kevin and Karen „ With Mrs. Frank Evans. _ 47'llrosens and Mrs. Van. BekliperS have returned home '144)1(11i14:411amKijhl. ateen Monaghan, ..14tchener, with Mrs. Lloyd' libeaattlitYt- tdgif,":and Mrs. Jack Kelly and family, Arva with Mr. and les. Fergus Kelly. iMrs and Man. Charles Friend eruct( (Melba Jean at their cottage 14ons Head. • Mr. and Mrs. Diane 'Cronin and family spent the week end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs, Allan Butters and daughter, Hamilton; Mr. and Ws. Ron Butters and family, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Don Coyne, London; Mn., and Airs. Glenn 13utters, London attended the Butters 1Vlurray wedding Sat- urday in St. Oolumban. IVIr. and Mrs. Edward Hall and family, Scarborough with Mr. and Mrs. George Hall. 1VIr. and Mrs. Tom Hall of Wind- sor with Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Holland and nelatives. (Sarnia), .three wina plus _Ali "Sic. Ellie gregge 44 fourth* ligra- tWO Wine,Plita 24, At-ik gregate 40; fifth, -Ws. Sander, On, (Stratford); i twowina‘ ,Plna 20,' aggregate? 45; sixth, ?iftn7, Westitte _ Wine plus 8, aggregate 41. Tuesday - night wil be beat Mixed bowling for the Seille trophy, Weather. permitting, _ • . VVINgfiELSEA- Miss Janet Horn Vent eel*, le of days this week with NUR Donna Dickey °Outshine Line. Mr. and Mrs. Vifib award and Susan of London visited on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. John coward. WS* Dianne Mutton return- ed to her Jaime on,!••SuanY along • with Mr- and Mrs. 'Albert Hutton and Pebble of Listowel. Miss. Kathy' and Gary Hens attended :the- Toronto exhibition Saturday. • • ma; and Mrs. ;tarry Cole of London visited on Saturday ev- ening' syltkMr and Mrs. Free- man Horne. georn. Frayne„ of Sun- shine *re 6n`' Saturday with 'Mrs.' VT arii Walters; Mr.-, and Mi. nenrietli Clarke and Dianne of SebringvMe visi- ted on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Dan- ny. "ftmosofterponariamo.loolimmoolooftwalmookerop .Stannah l'Or Color 527-0703 TV SEkVICE ......imow.•••••lootoomkirmao•ramormo Use - Expositor Want -Ads Phone 527-0240 ▪ a °ClemeterY * 1111,vorliols OPEN DA 14 It, To, PRIME 14. SON _ ...wrarae44.71047.2"ttlifountrisii7 sEAFoaTnx Contact "Ma* num* , WAhli 4DS• MONO. (11710i R1ST110.7.$: MI4274140, Students and Parents Wilt 'BOJO "School Beadqualters" It "di en unique edveriteste: •!k* . MKT BOOKS. FOR OR4-E.E13.. 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