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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-11-02, Page 5Mr. and Its. Eat'i ' 1aindh b - , kb^. Jack ltzgll, Dan., db , visited' N$Ma . ry Malcolm on Sunday, • 'Mrs. Gladys $al€dux, 1Vtrs, ,Dorothy Hutchensoin, Ntzticheik,. called on Mrs. Mary Malcolih 4 oh Sunday afternoon, .- Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin Williams • and, Fay% But ordy visited .on Sunday with Mr. and in',Iz's, LW - Barker and Wendy. Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Burchill visited her brother, Mr. Gor- don Eisler in Victoria Hospital, London., on Friday. Mrs. Harold Smith, -Munro, spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. William Brough- ton and family, • Atwood, with Mr.nd Mrs.'•k'ergus Lannin on Sunray_ ,..• • A 4 0 • a 4 es v I An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. itaAs Betty. Var41z",�.�yorr WAN was iwue tor' tits 3vge11 end iritll her v re! ts,' Mr. and oyd paxker. .eglion Corner By Jack Eallan4 The big news this week of course is the annual veterans' banquet on Saturday night. This is one of the orttStanding events of ,the year so let's have a record crowd. Am cutting this short but if possible do not miss the above event and if you get a chance visit our sick whether at-home or in hospital "At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will. =Member them." SAVE!!' SAVE ! ! SAVE!! on brand new 1'467 Leftovers at. WEST -END GARAGE. Pontiac - Buick Dectlet° In MITCHELL Just 7 Left. -1967 Models Ready To Drive ' Away Pontiacs, Buick"s, in 2 -doors, Hardtops, and Sedan models` You Can't Lose on These Bargains Look Over Our Line. of _Outstand- ing USED CAR Values 1965 Plymouth Barracuda hardtop, -V-8, A.T. bucket seats. 1963 Oldsmobile Sedan, Super ,88 1963 Pontiac 4 -door sedan, 6-cyl., A 1962 Chev., 6-cly., A.T, 1961 Pontiac d rV-8, A.T. " A Few Models and Years • TRUCK SPECIALS 1960 GMC "60 Series", ,new..front end, 900. x_ 20 rubber, 2 -speed axle 1959 International 5 -ton with stake rack 1962 Chev. y2 -ton, heavy "duty. equipment, • step side. box 1960 Chev. 1/2" -ton, heavy duty equipment, • step side box WEST -SND GARAGE C+ r� 348-802 2 - MITCHELL Open Every Evening till 10 to Serve You and all Night if whave to ILEY.. — White gladioli and mauve mum's decorated First Presby- terian Church, Seaforth, on Oct- ober 2lst, 1967, for the wedding of Donald Arthur Riley and Jul- ene Ruth Elliott. The`isride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. James Riley, London, and the late Mrs. Riley. Six Cubs , from the 64th Cub Pack of London, which • the bride ' and groom are leadefs, held flags ,during the wedding ceremony. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. D Fry. Mrs. Carol Carter was organist and accompanied Miss Sharon Strong, the soloist when she sang "0 Perfect Love", "The Wedding Prayer" and "The .Wedding Blessing". Given in marriage by her father, the bride .chose a floor - length gown of White glitter imported French • lame claque over white satin with white satin stand-up' collar, wrist - length sleeves trimmed with white satin and' an attached train lined in satin swept from the back waist line. A erdwn-. of seed pearls' held' a fingertip scooped. veil. She carried a showered Bible with a white - orchid. Miss Marie Elliott, London, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, in imported purple vel- vet floor -length A -lined skirt, empire waist, trimmed with crochet lace. Miss Heather Mc- ELLIOTT Leodi, London, a friend and Mrs. William Weigand, Exeter, cousin of the bride, were brides- maids, dressed similar to the maid of honor, ,with matching head pieces. They carried' half crescent bouquets of mauve poms with mauve toole. Miss Brenda Riehl-, Clinton, cousin of the bride as flower girl, dres- sed in A -lin mauve satin dress,- floor-length, ress,floor length, trimmed with pur- ple velvet, with matching head piece, carried half crescent., bouquet of .mauvepoms also: Mr. • Robert Jeffrey, Goderich, acted as 'ringbearer, dressed in white jacket, dark troussers and little dark bowtie• The best man, a friend of the groom, was Robert 'Cuillerier of Crediton and ushers were David Whitfield,. London, cousin of the bride and Jack Baker, Mit- chell, a friend. The bride's mother' received the guests wearing a sculptured; brocade, matching three-quarter length coat and, dress in tropic, Isle blue, matching bat, trim- med with black velvet and black. accessories and corsage of pink rases . The dinner was'. heldd in the el -lurch parlour. Guests were present from London, Bloom- field, Fort Erie, Algonac, Michi- gan, Zurich, Clinton,, Ottawa, Brussels, Stratford, Goderich and Seaforth. For' a 'wedding trip. to Mont- real (Expo) the bride chose a matching coat, with bleached DAIRY and BEEF SU PPLEMENTS up tosit 2.00 OFF per ton including bulk and volume discounts on all -Dairy and Beef Supplements 36% Dairy Flo Supplement 36% Beef Gainer Cattle Supplement • OLIVER -- Rey. J. C Britton officiated at the doi.tb a -ring ceremony at Cavan United Church, Winthrop, on• •Oetobef„ 21st, at 3:30r p.m, when Joyce !Sriarie, Dolmage was united, in marriage to Ronald Douglas Oliver, Seaforth. The bride is the daughter of Mr'. and Mrs. William Dalmage, RR i, Londesboro and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramers, RR 4, Seaforth. The church decorations included baskets. of bronze mums which were placed in front of the al- tar. ¶b The bride was given away by her father and looked lovely in a rayon anti nylon , lace dress with peau de sole long lily - point sleeves and detachable train. A seed pearl headpiece held the ' bouffant nylon net veil. She carried a white Bible crested with red roses. • Miss Carol Dolmage, Londes- boro, sister• of the bride,• was maid of honor and Miss Agnes Dolmage, RR ••,1, •Sebr'ingville, Cousin of the', bride and Miss Marlene Dolmage, Londesboro, sister of the bride, were the bridesmaids They were dres- sed) alike in blue lace over sat- in with matching petal hats and carried bouquets of bronze racoon collar, • and dress in a rust shade.,, with deep brown accessories and corsage was 'a white orchid. Mr. and Mrs. D. Riley will reside in Bryanston, Ontario.. DOLNIAGE mums. Mr. Brian Ande on, RR 1, St. Marys, was t groomsman and the usiers were lir. Neil Dolmage, Willowdale and Mr. Robert Oliver, RR 4, Seaforth, Ont. Mrs. Gordon Pryee played traditional wedding music. ' - For the reception held in the church parlors the bride's moth- er wore a jade green crepe dress with black accessories.and the groom's mother chose a beige lace over crepe with brown ac- cessories. - For a trip to Niagara Falls the bride wore a white rayon• satin dress with •silver brocad- ed rocaded thread and black accessories. The couple will reside in Sea - Before her marriage the bride was honored at showers., given by Mrs. Jaynes Oliver, Seaforth, and the ladies of Cavan United Church. Guests were present from Toronto, Meaford, Cargill, Blyth, London and other On- tario centres: THE'HURON EXPOSITOR +* I AXPOSn. WAPP41110 Plorr $a 0 TT.. ,, It's limo to, Vra>J110: raew >tieas le9r4 ;i 14td0 ;3get•tahe' motor ooltx; :new" recipes, grow *lea violet :.: 1'nveAtit?ateveyelmiegY, givo Your hogoe . (or o soolo arviaair travelli pick up pointers on tale up a hobby catch upr'op all the good available _ t ANFARE A ; brusti A41- an rottr. Wooer ulr horn tQ mbrO11108T ,.. l? 04* yell leu . ,younel ' a. ' eiii t ' t '4:1ttnetli' ' , Wing, ,. . •' books BOOKS 137 Oitario Street, Stratford - Phone 2734010 TOWNSHIP. OF . HULLETT Notice of First Posting Voters' List , 1967 Notice is hereby given that 1 have com- plied with Section 9 of the Voters' List Act, and that I have posted up in ' my .Office at Lot 27, Concession 10, in the. Township of Ifull•ett, on the 30th Day of October,1967, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the Mun- icipality at Municipal Elections, . and that such list remains there for inspection... ' ' I hereby call on all Voters to take imme- diate proceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected according to Law; The last day for appeal, being the 13th Day of Novem- - ber, 1967. CLARE VINCENT, Clerk. - Treasurer, . 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