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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-31, Page 41• • • ALL TYPES .ANON DONOld G. Eaton Office In Massonie Bleck Main Street Phone 5274610 : Soaforth 11440.40•11.••••••wwwww.soninowns Classified Ada pay dividends. ••••••••••••••••••••■••••••••••ftwawftw, SEAFORTH JEWELLERS fo„,„1,, se....e. PHONE 527-0270 - For Diamond Wedding Birthstone Signet ' and Fancy. Stone Rings Have your rings cleaned and checked regularly FALL WILSON — Brileeft04 United Church Was the setting. on Saturday, October 12th, at 5:30 p.m., - for the wedding of Miss Vivian Gayle Robinson, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rabin - SOD, RR 3, Kippen and Robert James Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'J. Charles Wilson, GOder- ich: The ceremony was perfor- med by Rev, Donald Stuart, amid a setting -of yellow and bronze mums. Mrs. Dawn Bothwell, Bruce - field, was matron of honor for her sister and bridesmaids were her sister, Cindy Lou Robinson and Carol Waiters of Stratford, wearing floor Length emerald green velvet bodice with mint green chiffon crepe over taffe- ta skirts with short veiled heact, pieces. (‘' Mike Wilson, Goderich, serv- ed as best man. Guests were ushered by 'Wilmer Walters and Brian Walters of Stratford and Everett Robinson, brother of the bride. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in TOP PRICES FOR • • • X11 -Mixed ,Grain BARLEY .°06d OATS' OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED' Phone 527-1919 Seaforth ••••••••••••••••••••!•••••ftwawraarawalaara•••••••••••••••••••••• SMITH'S SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday Gold Seal Fancy Red SOCKEYE SALMON, 73/44)z. tin • • • • 570 Nexviell House Instant COFFEE, 10:•oz. jar, ^ $1.39 Nabisco SHREDDED WHEAT, 153A -oz. pkg., 370 Sick's Sweet MIXED pICKLES or Bides Kosher DILL PICKLES, 15 -oz. jar One 5-1b. bag Redpath Granulated Sugar FREE with the purchase of four Westinghouse light bulbs at Regular Price. Lee Choice Crushed PINEAPPLE, 20 -oz. tin 250 Kounty Kist Golden Sweet CREAM STYLE CORN 2 I4 -oz. tins 350 Stahl Remover , BIO -AD, giant size only a* Colgate TOIYIII PASTE, giant size tube • • • • 5* PRODUCE 29c , Golden Ripe BANANAS Imported Cello Packed . TOMATOES Snow White Ontario CAULIFLOWER 2 lbs. 250 per package 250 'each 290 .FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS . SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Smith's - Phone 527-0990' Oa Free Delivery a "THE 'HURON OXPIDSITO. SNAFORTHr On, M. 311 R013INSON a •dress of cloud white deluster- ed satin, bealitifullY. detailed with bands of French lace threaded in ribbon following the long lines of the dress and chapel train. Shp carried a crescent of sweetheart talisman roses on a white Bible. Mrs. Mary Moffatt. as organ- ist, oceomPaslied the soloist, George Wilkey, Toronto, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside You". , The wedding dinner was held in the church basement and for ''recelving the guests, the bride's mother chose an antique gold silk with hands of gold beads garnishing the sleeves • and neckline. She 'wore a brocade cloche in shades of toast and gold. The groom's aother assist, ed and wore a smart ensemble of Trench green silk worsted with matching hand -made hat. For a honeymoon to nointfi north and the U.S.A., the bride wore an Albratros wool suit, trimmed with fur and dark brown accessories. The couple will reside in Goderich. Guests were present from Toronto, Chatham, Welland, Guelph, London, Stratford and Thamesville. McLennan - Moore Baskets of 'white -Mum; and shasta daisies adorned the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on October 12, 1968 at 11:30 a. m. when Miss Francis Maxine Moore, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Moore, Prescott be- came the bride of Mr. Robert McLennan, Brockville, son of Mrs. Carl McLennan and. the late Mr. McLennan, Brockville. - Rev. David Mawhinney B. Th; officiated at the double ring cer- emony. Miss Anne Gray A.R.T.C.-RMT played traditional wedding mu4. ic and accompanied the soloist Mr. Ronald Thomas who sang "Tire Lord's Prayer" and "The Wedding Prayer". • The bride given in marriage by her father, wore a floor len- gth sheath gown of white, silk faille featuring an ,empire bod- ice a Valencia lace with mat - chin floor length coat styled with wedding ring collar and el- bow length, sleeves. A chapel nylon veil was held with cluster of white flowers and pearls. She .carried a bouquet of pink and white. carnations and ivy. Miss Judy Reynolds of Ottawa was the maid of honor arld •chose a floor length gown of turquoise chiffon over taffeta with a scoop neckline and short sleeves. The back had a fully pleated panel turquoise nylon veil. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations and Ky. Mr. Jack ,Flanigan, Brockville was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Mr. Earle Moore, brother of the bride, Prescott and Mr. Carl McLennan Jr. brother of the groom, Brockville. David Moore, youngest brother of the bride ' was in:charge of the guest book;: , A dinner was held et the Grenville Lodge. The Mother of the bride received guests in an " ensemble of egg shell nylon lace ••over peau de soie, turquoise feather hat, white gleves, black shoes and purse and a corsage of pink carnations, The grooms mother assissted in a light blue wool suit, with a corsage *of white carnations and black -ft- .' ,cessories. * " For a wedding trip to Ottawa, Toronto, and Western Ontario the bride chose a shrimp wool dress and matching coat with black accessories and orchid cor: sage. On their return they will reside in 05 Front Street, Brock- ville. Guests were present from Montreal, P.•4',1 Ottawa, Kitch- ener, Waterloo, untsville, Sud- bury, Toronto, S ith Falls, Wal- laceburg, Kingston, Brockville, and Prescott. Prior to heF marriage the bride was fett d with a- tea giv- en by her iother and three showers given by Mrs. Charles Gill, annt of the grow* Miss Judy Reynolds and Mrs. Elva Maloney and employees of Bell Telephone of Canada office Brockville where the bride is employe- USBORNE & HIB - BERT mtrruALYIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE • EXETER, Ont. Directors: Martha Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin. President Clayton CaIquhotin R.R. 1, Viee-President Science Hill Wm. H. Chef& - R.R. 4, Mitchell Tim Toohey , • R.R. 3, Lucan Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1, Kirkton Robert Gardiner R.R. 1, •Cromarty *Rents: Hugh Benninger - Dublin • Harry C,nates • - Exeter Clayton Harris • Mitchell Satretary•Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - • tutor " PAPPLE — Golden, mums and ferns, flanked by candelabra formed the setting in Northside 'United Church -on October 12 at three • o'clock when Janet Louise Turn- bull,. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 3ohn Turnbull, Seaforth became the bride of James Papple, Sea - forth son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Pap*, RIt, 4 Seaforth. Rev. J. C. Britton officiated at the double ring ceremony. A given in marriage by her parents the bride entered the church on the arm of her father following a duet sung by Miss Christine Pryce and Mr. William Campbell, "The Wedding Pray- er". During the ceremony Mr. Campbell sang "The Lord's Prayer" and Miss Pryce sang "I'll Walk Beside You" during the signing df the register. Mrs, Jas. Stewart accompanied and played traditional wedding mus- ic. • The bride chose a floor length gown of finely ruffled chantilly lace. The bodice was highlighted by a flattering mandarin collar, lbow length sleeves and a ne- m! waist. Elegance was port- rayed, Iir the controlled•,Aline skirt, giving a very traditional effect in the extra -fullness which bustled at the back cascading to a romantic sweep train.,4111Ier flooi• length veil was caught with a chantilly lace cap abd she carried a nosegay of orange de- light rose's and white chastas. ° TURNBULL • Attending as maid of honor was Miss Mary Helen Buchanan of Stratford. Bridesthaids were Miss Christine Turnbull, Miss Marlene Turnbull, both sisters of the bride and Miss Marjorie Pappre, sister of the groom. Miss. Lorraine Papple was flower girl. The bridesmaids provided a col- ourful background in their floor - length gowns of moss green rib- bed Italia and ruffled white chantilly lace to match the bri- de's gown. The lace bodices also featured mandarin collars and empire -waists, while the sleeves were white norganza and puf- fed. The moss skirts were A- lined and a tiny moss velvet bow adorned the necklines. Their headpieces were fitted bows of moss green ribbed Italia. The flower girl wore a floor length dress of white chantilly lace with a matching half bonnet tied un- der her.chin. They carried nose- gays of shades of bronze' poms, white shastas and eranthus. :Attending the groom was Mr. John McLachlan of Windsor, and guests were ushered by Mr. Bruce Papple, Mr. Tom P pple and 144 Donald Dapple .t oKeilowing the ceremony the guests were received in the church parlours where ehe wed- ding dinner was served. The guests were invited to to the home of the bride's par- ents and later in the evening a reception was held in the Leg- ion Hall. • , ETI.TE — St. James Roman Cqtholic Church was the getting on Oct- ober 19, 1968 at 5!00 p. m. when Rosemary Jean Carter,, daughter of Mrs. Ruth E. Carter and the - late Mr. Harold Carter, Clinton became the bride of Mr. Thom- as E.,,Ettte, Seaforth son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Etue, Seaforth. Father Laragh officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Ali- ce Stiles played traditional wed- ding 1nus1c and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Kathleen Potje as she sang "Ave Maria, Penis Angelecus, On This Day, and Edelweiss". The bride given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Russell Hoffmeyer, wore a floor length gown fashioned from paloma crepe with chantilley Mee out. CARTER lining the ,mpire look and cape effect sleeves. A detachable train sweeping to chapel length com- plimented the sheath akirt. A pearled and 'crystal petal cluster held a four tiered French illus- ion scalloped facer veil in place. She held ecrescent bouquet of orange delight rose's. Pat Hoffmeyer, ,sister of the bride, of Orillia was the maid of honor and Pat Etue, sister of the groom of Seaforth was the 'bridesmaid. Lime green wide wale ottoman was used in styl- ing these formal length attend- ants gowns featuring a batteau neckline, cap sleeves and an em- pire style bust line and "A" line sldrt, falling gracefully to floor - length. Back detail was center- ed on a tailored panel attathed STOCKWELL — White shasta mums in tall standarsIs graced the sanctuary of ,St. Michael's and All Angels Anglican Church, Windsor . on September 14 for the marriage of Miss Marilyn Esther Galli to Mr. Laurie Garnet Stockwell. Reverend J. P. Gandon officiat- ed at the double -ring ceremony. Mr. Gandon is a former rector of Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter. ' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loris Galli of Clemenceau Boulevard, Wind- sor, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Garnet Stock- well a Lohdon, formerly of Seaforth. Given in marriage by her. father, Marilyn chose for her weddin floor -length. A-line gown of white Italian silk peau de soie with an Empire waist- line. The lace bodice_ featured ,a rolled neckline and the bracelet - length sleeves ended in a ruffle caught by tiny bows. A single rose with sprays of beading scal- loped veil of French Illusion. She carried' a cascade bouquet" at the lower back shoulder line with two large buttons. They car- ried. a crescent bouquet of dark Rubican poms with green head- piece to match, Mr. James Etue, brother of the groom, was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Peter Stiles, Seaforth, Donald Etue, brdther of the groom, Seaforth, and Herman Lansink, Sault Ste Marie A dinner and reception fol- lowed at the Elm Haven Motor Hotel; Clinton. At the reception the mother of the bride received guests in a two piece coat en- semble of light green brocade, with white velvet. hat and black accessories. A corsage of dark red roses completed her ensein- ble. • The mother of the groom assisted in a blue silk shantung dress and jacket ensemble with a lace cowl collar and cuffs,. and matching hat. ,.For a wedding trip to Wash- ington, D.the bride chose a dress and coat ensemble of wed- gewood blue soffle fabric feat- uring a simple sheath cocktail length dress and a coaPof mat- ching length fitted with an em- . pire bodice' trimmed with a tail- ored bow at centre front. It was accented by a wool felt derby hat, black accessories and a cor- sage of pink carnations: On their return they will reside on East Street in Clinton. GueSti were present from Det- roit, Seaforth, Hensall, Goder- ich, and Landon. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored by a shower at the -home of MrS. Hartley Mgnaghan with hostesses Mrs. Joe Carter and Mrs. Reg Clifford and another at the home of Mrs. Robert C. ik given by her co- workers and friends. ••••••••••••••■••••liaada, 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furnace Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 5270150 — Res. masa loofn.psink 'Mr. Richard Boultonot Peter- boro..igh was matron oi honour for ner cousin. The bridesmaids were Miss Rose Anne Marctizzi "and Miss_Susan Stockwell, Lon- don, sister of the bridegroom!. Misses Jean. and Esther 'Galli, sisters of the bride, were junior, bridesmaids„ The senior attendants were similarly attired in A-line gowns of sapphire blue with matching ririg headdresses. The junior at- tendants wore floor -length go- wns in champagne beige similar • to the brides. All carried cas- cade bouquets of white and blue tinted carnations. Mr. C.W. Jesson was best man and the ushers were Mr. Gary Galli, brother of the bride, and Mr. Michael Stockwell, cousin of the groom. A reception followed at the Canada House with the bride's mother, Mrs. Galli, receiving guests in a sheath dress of tur- quoise crepe with, a coat of mat- ching lace. Her accessories were White and black and she wore a pink cybidium orchid corsage. Mrs. Stockwell chose.. for her son's wedding a dress of gold brocade with brown acessories. Her corsage was a green cybid- ium • Mrs, R.J. Logan, grandmother of the • bride Wore a two- piece dress of. shantung in beige with matching accessor- ies. A yellow cybidium orchid formed her corsage. For a wedding trip to Ottawa and Montreal, the bride changed to a coat and dress ensemble in red wool crepe trimmed in white, with black and white ac— cessories. Her flowers were white roses and carnations. The couple will reside in Windsor where they are both on staff at Hotel Dieu Hospital. • _put of town guests were pre- sent from Toronto, Kingston, Peterborough," St. • Marys, Lon- don, Goderich, Seaforth, Van- Hco:aumvieirt,on.De,torit, Leamington, Cottam, Essex', Belle River dnd GALLI roses and white carnat- ACROSS • i•lhgor (colloq.) 4•Cubic meter 9 Music: as written 12.-Antilate 13 -Peeled 14 -Hindu cymbals 15 -Ascribes 17 -commonplace 19 -Coaling devices gO-Peruse 21 -Carpenter's toot23Strew 26 -Insects 27-1Daencgluaarege 23 -Artificial 3290:Main'isneickname prmtiv ' repspductive body 31aSoak up 32-tnrietiswalseonft 26th p 33 -look fixedly 34 -Part of church 35 -Sate 37 -Hurry 38 -Rant 39 -Footwear 40 -Trumpeter bird 42 -Youth in "Arabian 45-N110g011ts" ,000 rupees ,46.-towest point 48 -Before 49- belluenirinftnteo currency yS lame se 50-DiminutiVi 51 -Uncooked DOWN 14docasits 2 -Goddess of healing 3-Introductioi5 4 -Backbone 5 -Makes lace 6 -Bitter vetch 7 -Note of scale 8 -Instruct 9 -Achievement 10-Chineie pagoda 11•Everyone 16 -European 18-Sitiate • 20 -Frighten • 21 -Real estate maps - 22 -Sign of zodiac 23 -Retail establishment 24 -Worn away 25 -lassoed 27 -Freshet Leonhardt -Davis Bouquets of .00lort 44000 3be'Thainowievir ITnited7Chareb .on August 0 At woe O'clock • when Marlene Elizabeth Davis, --dattater. 01.1qt% and Mrs. Or. tleY Davis,IR. R. 10. Wigton. hen -came the bride of Richard Allen Unnhardt, on of Ifr: and Ws. Herman., 4°0401, R. R. tornbnInf. The Rev. Alan Grose „ officiated at CereinollY• Miss Lynn Squire, R. Mitchell Played tretlitional:Wedding MU* • and accompanied the .Seleiet Mr. Jim Leary, XII, 4, Mitchell, who sang °O PerfectLove",and "The: Lord's Prayer". .. The bride given In marriage by her father, wore an empire waistline , styled gown of satin brocade With elbow length slee- ves accented at theback by a _ train falling from the shoulders. A tierro, of pearls and rhines- tones held a shoulder length veil. She carried a cluster of mbiature red roses. Nips Carolyn Davis, R. R. 1 Fullerton was the maid of hon. or and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Henry Leonhardt, 216 Eliz- abeth St., Thamesford, and Miss Sandra Grey, R. R. 2, Dublin They were dressed alike in or- ange -ice gowns of satin bro. cade styled similar to the brides with an empire waistline and elbow -length bell sleeves. Fall- ing from the waistline was a scalloped train, A ',cluster cas- cades of miniature roses and orange -ice carnations with ivy leaves., Miss Colleen Leohhardt was the flower girl and Master Dale Leonhardt was ring bearer. The flower girl was dressed the same as the bridesmaids. • Mr. Earl Leonhardt, R., R. 1 Bornholm was the best man and the guests were ushered by Mr.' Henry Leonhardt, and Mr. Wayne Davis. A reception followed ri-1-,-'fitl- larton Township Hall where the bride's mother received guests in an A-line styled dress of light blue crepe with short sleeves and accented with black and white accessokies. For a honeymoon to Northern Ontario the bride chose a white sheath dress with gray and white pinstripe coat and red accessor- ies. On their retttrn they will reside in Mitchell. Quests were present from Fill- larton, Stratford, Monkton, Kit- chened, Windsor, Mitchell and District, D u b li n, Bornholm, Thamesford, Michigan and Neus- tadt. KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk of Port Stanley visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kirk and family. 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