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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-11-10, Page 5M N • The 'Catholic WW ten lea?, ;g1le, met in the ebhel. ;NOW - :ton when ltev, Father .4taragh (Oiled Meeting' with the Leagupt Prayer. Mrs: ArIthur Devereaux. Pte*„ and reports' were read by the officers. Parish visitors for. November will be Miss Teresa Bower and Mrs- Frank Reynolds. Mrs. Maurice Huard gage an pteresting report of the' CWL Deanery. meeting held. in Gode- rich and plans were made' the annual bazaar and thea, Nov. 26th. It was decided to send a dona- tion to the Veteran's Christmas Fund and to remember the sick and shut-ins at Christmas.. Rev. Father H. J. Laragh spoke briefly urging the CWL to adopt a Centennial project and suggested ideas which may be used. • I1 Mrs. James. KeIl Niitioduced ' the guest speaker, Mrs. Bern Henderson of Seaforth Manor who spoke on the work of.,Sea- forth Manor, and gave ideas for forthcoming .visits. In No- vember. 1 Clark - Hemberger A very pretty wedding was solemnized in First Presbyter- ian Church, Seaforth, on Oc- tober Sth, at 3 p.m. .when Mar- ian Joan Hemberger and Rob - p1 ert Wayne Clafrk were united in marriage. Rev. Douglas O. Fry performed the ceremony. Mrs. Carol Carter played ' traditional wedr'Xng'music and _• ,,, , uccom aniccii the soloist,. Mr_ f�'en Gillis; when Tie sang 'The Wedding Prayer' • and 'The Lords Prayer'. - Mr: Jack Clark; -Lapeer,.. Mich., brother of the groom, was the groomsman and Wil- -liam. Shaddick and Wayne Reid• were the ushers- The bride is the daughter a z of Mr. and Mrs...nton Lucien Hemberger, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr: and Mrs. Lewis D. Clark, RR -2 Kippen. • r . The bride, given `lit ..i'iiai=="` age by her father,' wore an A-1?rne floor length gown with empire waistline. The bodice was of lace, with ro u n d e d • r ft • 4 neckline, and `elbow length sleeves with frill and the skirt waspeau de sole. The long train of peau de soie had lace edging on each panel and was attached at back by two bows. The illusion veil was held by a tiara of pearls and crystals. She carried a cascade of white andpink roses. Mrs. Ken Willis was matron of._honor. and- Miss Christie Dobson and Miss Joanne M•a- lc ne were bridesmaids. They were --gowned alike in royal blue floor length.A-line with empire waistline, high - neckline, and elbow length sleeves. A panel at the back was attached at the waistline with a bow, They carried blue tinted carnations. A reception was held at the. Legion Hall, Seaforth,.. For travelling the bride wore a heathertone blue wool suit with black accessories and corsage of white carna- tions and mums. They will reside in Sea - forth. Crozier- Lane High mass was sung when Neil Edward Crozier, and Mary Frances Lane were unit- ed .in marriage in St. James' 'Roman Catholic Church on October 22nd last at 2. _p ;m. The marriage was ,performed by Rev. Father Laragh. The Church was decorated wit h yellow and bronze mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Lane, of RR 4 .Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. and. Mrs. An- drew Crozier, RR 2 Seaforth. Mr. Richard Muegge, Sea forth, was groomsman and the ushers were Robert Sharp, of Waterloo, Rbbrt Reynolds, of Stratford and Robert Dapple, of Seaforth. The ring bearer was Jim Fountain. The organist, .,Miss Alice Stiles accompanied' the soloist,' Mrs Mel Acheron When she sang "Ave arie", "Lord I am not Worthy", and "On this day Oh Beautiful Mother." ' The bride, "i ven in marri- age by -her fiat eg„ wore a full lengthy prin*es line gown 'of French illusion, lace with A- line skirt, lily-pio�nt sleeves; and deta•chabl'e .train. Mother of Pearl accented the sweet- heart neckline and the scallop- ed' fingertip net veil. She car- ried a bouquet of orange de- light roses. and ivy, Miss Katherine Thiel, Lon- don was the maid of honor. Miss .Pat McGrath, Dublin, Miss Lynda "Chase, Stratford .and Miss • Mary Swirikels of Seaforth were the brides- maids. They were gowned a- like in floor. length 'A -tine dresses with French crepe skirts and illusion lace tops, elbow length sleeves, green satin shoes, and white wrist gloves. They carried bouquets of bronze mums in matehing green netting. v A reception was held at the Seaforth Legion Hall. The bride's mother received in a .raspberry red crepe dress with matching accessories and corsage of pink carnations. The groom's mother wore a black "and blue dress with matching accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. • For the wedding trip to the Thousand Islands and Mont- real the bride wore a two- piece suit of blue and 'black brocade with black accessor- ies and a corsage of pink de- light roses. They will reside. at 'RR 2, Seaforth: Guests were present from London, St. Thomas, Slave Lake, Stratford, Wingham, Listowel, U.S.A., Wallaceburg Preston, Torontp, Goderieh, Walton, Sarnia, Dublin, Wat- erloo, Clinton, Seaforth; Mt. Clemens, Teeswater, Ottawa and Detroit. ' 'Roberton » Wiens ' A very pretty wedding was solemnized at Waterloo at 6 p.m. on October 8, 1986 when Marlene' Else Wiens, Kitchen- er and William Nott Roberton of Seaforth were united in marrkage by Rev. David Schroeder in a .....double -ring ceremony. The" soloist, 1Vfiss Joan Sinclair, S;,aforth, sang "0 Perfect Love'a'- and "The Lord is My Shepherd" accom- panied by the organist, Louise Germano, Waterloo. The bride is the daughter elf Henry Wiens, 46 Chesnut St, Kitoh er and the groom is the of Erank Roberton, 16 We Willi mt St., Seaforth. "—M Bruce cFadden, London was ,groomsman and Byrle Klinck, K i t c h e r, brother - in a Iarar Of the - bride rand Ronald Scains, Waterloo were the ushers. Tire bride . was lovely in a white crepe floor length sheath gown with Illy -point sleev'es, round neckline with matching train oas0ading from her. shoulde. rs. iter shoulder length yell mu held by a ltiat- ching rose. She carried flow- ers of white roses, stephan- otis and green grapes. The maid of honor, Mary Lou Klinek, Kitchener, sister of the bride, Joan Roberton, London, Sister of the groom and Christine Wiens, London, siof the bride, brides - mads, were gowned alike lin bu gtrhdy floor length empire style, sheath dresses ,rwith matching rose headpieces, shoes and white elbow length gloves. For their wedding trip to Tennesee, the bride wore a flamingo two-piece dress hf►d coat with matching hat, black accessories and white Corsage. They will reside in Sea - forth. Guests were present from Baltimore, St. Cathetines, Es- sex, Welland, Niagara -on -the - Lake, Leamington, $eafarth, Goderich, Pennsylvania, Sud- bury, London, Luck/low', Wal- ton, Stratford, Peterborough, Montreal, Toronto, and Brook- ville. rockville. Kippen The young people Of Bruce - field and Kippen churches met at the home of Rev. Donald Stuart; Sunday evening. The meeting was opened with the worship conducted by Jo -Anne Aldwinkle and Lynda Work- man. There was a group discus- sion on church Union. Recrea- tion followed aid lunch was served by Mrs. Stuart.. 1Vlr. Bill Coleman was taken to South Huron Hospital, Ex- eter Thursday after being in- volved in an accident in a power takeoff et his home. He is reported to be improv- ing. at this date. 1VIr. Bochus Faber recently returned home by plane from a business trip to Qalgary. Mr. Rdbert Thompson and his nephew, Lloyd, were in Goderich Sunday. 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