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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-06-30, Page 3MR. AND MRS.. RONALD RYAN were married recent- ly in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Stratford. The bride is the former Mary' Walsh, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. John J. Walsh, 48 Rebecca, Stratford and formerly of McKil- lop, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Ryan, St. Coluniban.. Rev. J. L. O'Rourke, Pastor of St. Joseph's Church, performed ..the.,..double ring ceremony. Middegaal— Van deer Hengel Anne Van den Henget ex- changed wedding vows with John Midegaal, Blyth, at St. James ,Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, Saturday, June 18th. Rev. John Van den Hengel, brother of the Pian 4-H Trip West For '67 A 4-H Centennial 'rip is being organized to Manitoba this year. This trip •is being financed from the grant re- ceived from the National Cen- tennial Commission through the Canadian Council on 4-H C lu b s, to be used for 4-H Travel and Exchange in 1966. Representing Huron County 4-H members will be Miss Marjorie Jeffray, 18, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Jeffray, Rrt 2 Wingham. Mar- jorie has participated in 8 4-I1 Home -making Club projects, and 8 4-11 Agricultural Club projects. She is currently member of the Turnberry ' Cali Club and the Hix r o n Countty Conservation Club, This will be an educational trip with the aembers traAtel- ling to Winnipeg at'id return by train, The six•daasi i MRtni- toba 'Will be -spent living with 4 I ftiinilies in that province in they +(?trintlllpeg •lima. bride, Rev. H. J. Laragh and Rev. J. T. Saigeon officiated at the high nuptial mass. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van den Hengel; RR 5 Seaforth, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Anna Middegaal, RR 1 Blyth, and the late Mr,, Bert Middegaal. Given in marriage by her. father, the joridechose an organza gown accented with Alencon lace appliques. It featured a fitted bodice and lily point sleeves. A bouffant veil held by a crown 'of crys- tals and pearl's completed the ensemble. She carried bouquet of .white sweetheart roses and coral shrimp Amer- ican poms with trailing ivy. MORENZ Gertrude Ann Dick daugh- ter of Mrs. Arthur IV: Dick and the late Mr. Dick, ex- changed wedding vows with Ernest Allen Morenz, in First Presbyterian Church, Sea - forth, June llth, at 4:00 p.m. Rev. D. O. Fry performed the double ring ceremony be:, fore a setting of white pom- pom mums; tied with ribbons. of white, blue and pink, and two candelabras. Soloist was Mrs. Ken McKellar, Dash- wood, who sang The Lord's Prayer" and "Cr' "'P e r f es c t Love" accompanied by Mrs. Don Carter, Seaforth. The bride chose a floor length gown of ice. crepe. The empire bodice was fash- ioned with a high scoop neck- line and was c o v.e r e d in French Chantilly lace. The gown was highlighted by a scalloped coat of matching lace. It was styled with scal- loped trumpet sleeves, frosted with tiny bows, and open scalloped lace front: To com- plete her bridal ensemble the bride chose a headress of im- itation rosebuds with pearl to hold her pure silk illusion, three piece tiered veil. She ;carried a crescent bouquet of pink delight roses with trail- ing ivy and stephanotis leafs. The bride was given away by her brother, James. • Matron of honor was Mrs. Raymond Crayne, Stratford, sister of the bride. Miss Mar- garet Elliott, Seaforth and Miss June Morenz, ,sister of the groom, Dashwood, were the bridesmaids. They wore identical floor length, empire style gowns of rosebud pink, Chiare crepe, fashioned with A-line skirts and scooped necklines. They chose headresses of wistenal pink roses, with three -tiered. veil and carried' crescent bou- quets of white starburst poms with blue tulle and stephan- otis leafs. The flower girls were. Miss Camilla Cornell, London and. Miss Brenda Burford, Toron- to, nieces of the bride. They wore identical floor length dresses of azure blue Chiare crepe similar to the brides- maids. They had matching headresses of roses and car- ried nosegays of white star - burst poms with piny delight roses in the centre. ° The ring bearer was Billy Wright, nephew of the bride, Brampton. Groomsman was Mr. Har- vey Adams, ' Dashwood, and the guests were ushered by Mr. Bill Morenz. Dashwood, and Mr. Andy Anderson, R. C. A. F. Station, Centralia, A reception was held in the Legion Hall, Seaforth. The bride's mother received in a navy crepe dress trim- med with white lace and matching accessories a n d wore a corsage of pink de- light roses. The mother of the groom chose a chartruse georgette. jacket dress with The bride was attended by Joan Reynold, London, as maid of• honor, and brides maids, Connie Eckert, Sea - forth, andthe sister 'of the' bride Rosemary. They wore coral crystal charm dresses with empire waistlines, lace elbow length sleeves and lace bodices. They wore bows as headpieces in matching mat- erial. Brother of 'the groom, Hank of Blyth, was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by brother of the bride, Anthony, and bro- ther of the groom, Tony. For the wedding t'r i p to eastern Canada, the bride chose a. green wool t h e e piece suit with white access- ories and a corsage o pinrk delight ia'e5ses. 1Zi% i,T1heB1cytiylahple will reside in � CONSTANCE Scripture and comment was given by Mrs. W. L. Whyte alter which Mrs. Frank Riley gave prayer. Donald Jewitt and Cheryl Dale accompanied by Mrs, Eilajewitt sang two duets. Mrs. Borden Brown gave a reading. - REFRIGEKArog SAt.0 0 "And when you open the l boor the speaker says,. 'J1'ello, tatsn'."' - -- DICK matching flower and black accessories. She wore a corsage of salmon tipped white carnations. Guests attended '"from Lon- don, Toronto, Brampton, Hamilton and Detroit. For a wedding trip to nor- thern Ontario, the bride chme a white lace dress over tur- quoise coat and flowered hat with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. The couple will 'reside on Grosvenor Street in London. hat Three wren-.tnntor Farmers aY n awar..ec1 travelling , • a4;ilolarships by the }i, x p county Branch. They are: G'reorge TQwxt- Bernd, RR 3 Seaf�arth; Sharon •lVtac�Kenzie, R.Ei, ]. Seaforlih; :and Rosa TJeitcki; rat 2 Pills - #g10, Mr, Townsend, 1.9; a mem. ben of the Seaforth Junior Farmers and Joanne Alton, Duron County at the Provin- 22;Y• RR 7 Lucknow � represent tial Leadership Training Carne to be held at Geneva Park, Lake Couehiching, Sep- tember nth to 12th. Provin- cial Campers will be parti- cipating in leadership train- ing in its various phases and Will return to their respec- tiveh e'Ne .. d` counties where they are expected to make 'a further contribution: to Junior Fann- er activities. Mr. Townsend is currently farming with his farther and Miss Alton is a egiFtered Nurse and works for Drs. Corrin and McKim in Lucknow. Miss MacKenzie, 18, a member of the Seaforth Jun- ior Institute and Jamieson Ribey, RR 6 Goderich, 25, a member of the Clinton Jun-,� for Farmers have been selec-1 ted to participate in the Eas- tern Ontario and Quebec Bus" Trip, August 14th to 20th. Included in the itinerary will be visits to Kingston, Upper Canada Village, the St. Lawrence Seaway, Mont- real, . Quebec City, Ottawa, and Peterborough. Miss Mac-' Kenzie has completed her grade 12 exams at the Sea - forth District High School while Mr. Ribey is farming with his father. •Mr. Veitch, 25, a member of the North Huron Junior Farms rners will be Huron County's ezn'baS odor en, the United NttiPrxa 1?na tip, Spptenther, lath to 24tH, The ltinerarr 1 ill include the :cities of W'a0-ipgtqnx ansl''J,Vew'.or with 'visits to. the United Nem tritons Building billed us. one of the bigbtjghts. Mr Vei.toh is a gradix4te of the Diploma Qour$e ,.froze the Ontarip Ag - r ieu'Itural-CQilege and is .eur- rentIy ferning 'with his fath- er at home. All the young people set- -mkt' eAlloe £aA BAB l)a;aa for Fanner work in Huron County. Winter barler4s Tie iuu g: ,to; ripens Spring 'barley, arl4. some pats: are in howl,; 'Corn has r,ePpQrided v 0 y well to the warp 4aYa .and. nights. •Iarvesting nt the hey crop is progressing vera we 1[ot•~ dry days end all absence of rain has allowed, for the Aer-- age of higil. quality hay in Huron 'County, • Patures are fielding up well and cattle continue to main, tain good prQductien. "And you'll stay in the basement until you learn how to be a good sport!" . WORK, '..,C1.07111110a. At :four- Gloves Jersey gloves 45c Leather faced: '89e The new Werx 98e Rubber . Boots $4.45 Insoles 39c Green Drill,.- Pants. Heavy $5.75 Work Boots By GREB • $10.95 sEAFbRTH FARMERS CO-OP Phone 527-0770 K3 egr fin BIKYUM SWEET WAFER PICKLES 2 32 -oz. Jars BABY DILLS 2 Jars• $1 B I CK'S SAUERKRAUT wiNe 3J2•arsoz, $1 LUCKY WHIP kga2-oz. TOPPING 4 P• $1 STAR GRILL 6•lb. CHARCOAL 3• ea,ys I'►�. PEPSODENTSPECIAL. PACK) Giant TOOTH PASTEfa Tubes $ 1 TOP VALt1 imoz. si.5e SOPT' DRINKS . ,A Tins 7 (ASST'D FLAVOURS) ABC POWDERED DETERGENT GIANT SIZE PKG. 630 PUSS 'N BOOTS • CHICKEN is -oz. it CAT FOOD �,t_ICVER 4 Tlpa �/ FACELLE ROYALE (-ASST'D COLOURS) BATHROOM TISSUE (• Rolla 88¢ FACELLE ROYALE PAPER TOWELS • 4 R4lis: 88S (ASST'D COL' OU RS) MITCHELL'S UNSWEETENED APPLE JUICE . MONARCH FRENCH or ITALIAN DRESSING ....�.. MONARCH 3 81oz. DRESSING . Bila, 1000 ISLAND or ROQUEFORT. QNestlesUth GLIDE (SPECIAL PACK) SPRAY STARCH . f3: 48 -oz. $ Tina 4.B3-otls. Z, $.1 • ASST'D FLAVOURS $1 2" 16 -,oz. $ Ctns. 2 16 -oz. $1 Tin;, '• DRINK MIXES 20 Pkgs. FRESH IE INSTANT 'GREEN'G1ANT FANCY FROZEN GREEN PE'AS,�. NIBLET CORN 2 1 FRASERVAL,E FANCY FROZEN RASPBERRIES KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE . $1 z.. Poly Bags $1 15.oz. $ 3 Pkgs. 16 -oz. ,¢ Pkg. 69 SHIRLEY GAY 24 -oz. Family Size Pie '' 47/' APPLE -RHUBARB PIE • Shirley Gay HU'i UOG or HAMBURG BUNS 5" pkgs. $1 GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FRESH GRADE 'A' BROILER U.S. No. 1 ' Jumbo size 27's CANTALOUPE 29e U.S. NO. 1 CORN THE COB U.S. NO. 1 CARROTS .' for 3 -Ib. Bag SUNKIST SIZE 163's 390 ORANGES 2 Doz.75¢ ONT. GROWN—Quart box 45ii Strawberries • ' 39c FROZEN GRADE 'A' WTOP 'VALU, TURKEYS NDLE ct 6i9"LB.ASIZE 'SEE. THIS 'WE$ 'S 'HANDBILL FOP • FRESH TURKEY FRESH LEGS OR C TURKEY6 DRUMSTICKS lb- BREASTS lb SEAFORTH "IRE OUTS?ANDING VALUES!