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DEAR DORIS ,
- I'm 14 years of •age and am
in grade 'nine. ..1 have my eye on
this girl who is in grade 10 and
goes to my school. I would like
very much to meet her.
I see her in the morning
before classes and more so after
classes. How can I get
acquainted?
-INTERESTED
DEAR INTERESTED - Teenagers
tell=1,me., there' is a big gap be-
tween Grade 9 and Grade 10. •
Whether or not you can bridge it
depends on whether she is older
than you and on your own aggres-
siveness.
-, If 'you want to try; I would
recommend the casual, direct
approach. 'Say hello to her as you
pass in the hall. Say it again the
next time. • If the school has
informal dance sessions, go to
them and ask her for a dance.
,,Then if she indicates you are
too young for her, give up for a
while and be sociable with every-
body.
DEAR DORIS
- This girl-is having a small
Church wedding with a white
dress with a short train. Her
father is dead.
Could her mother give her
away? If so, does the mother
walk down the aisle With her?
Should the mother wear ..,a long
dress? What colors?
The grandmother will : be
there. Will the bride'S mother
and the grandmother, walk to-
gether to go out? When they stand
in line, will the mother and
grandmother „stand next, to the
bride and groom?
-A FRIEND , •
DEAR FRIEND - Mother may
either walk down the aisle with
her girl or step out from her
pew to give her away. Length of
dress is optional, and depends
a good deal on the time 'of day.
Any pastel shade would be lovely.
Granny would be a welcome
' companion for her, both leaving
the church and in the reception
line,. There are no hafcl-and-
last rules abo'ut this, hit' ili`e line
goes; Mother of the bride, father
of the groom, groom's mother,
bride's father (or , in this case,
Grandmother), bridesmaids,
bride, groom.
DEAR DORIS
- Our niece, whom 'ii‘e have
raised from a baby, is being
married. She has two aunts on
her mother's side who are known
to her. There are three uncles
whom site has never seen.
Is it necessary to ask these
uncles if she asks the aunts?
She wants to keep it Small.
-AUNT ELLIE
DEAR AUNT - Any of the uncles
who happen to be married to
the aunts ought to be invited.
A bride may invite or leave rie
out whomever she wishes, but
it might be worth considering
that here is a chance to re-es-
tablish some. contacts with her
own flesh and blood.
She is entering a new life,
beComing an adult and a home-
hlaker in her own right. The
time may come when she will 0 '
prize family relationships more
than she does now,
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' 11)-,THE IWRONEXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., APRIL 29, 1971 News of
1 - 1968 Pontiac Parisiene, 2-dr HT.
1 - 1967 Chev. Caprice, 4-dr. H.T.
2 - 1967 Chev. Impalas, 4-dr.
2 - 1967 Chev. Belair Sedans
TRUCKS:
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in the best of health again,
Mrs. Erik Foe, Carol and
Jim of.Streetsville are spending
a few days with i her mother, WS.
Verne Dale.
Mr. Paul , Buchanan of
Waterloo spent the week end with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don
Buchanan, Donna, Jim and Gary.
Mrs. John Boven left by plane
on Thursday for a visit.in Holl-
and.
Mr. Andy ThompsonaOttayne
spent punday With his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson,
Betty, Jim, Sharon and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Preszcator,
Dianne and Nancy spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jennirion
and family of Grand Bend.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.Ella
Jewitt and boys were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Jewitt and Lori of
• Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. William to • Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and John
• of Varna, Mr. and Mrs. JIM Pres-
• zcator, Billy and Debbie, Mr. and
Mrs. John Jewitt, Carol Ann,
• Judy, Danny and Billy.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart
• visited on, Sunday with Mr. and
• Mrs. Frank Coleman of Seaforth,
• Mr. and Mis. Harvey Snell,
Shane and Shannon -of Blyth were •
• Sunday visitors with Mr. and
• Mrs. W. J. Dale and Cheryl.
• Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hof-• • fman _pf Hensall visited on Sun-
• day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Preszcator, Billy and Deb-
• ble.
• Mrs.William Dale attended
• Enumeration School at Goderich
• on Monday and Tuesday. J •
• Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bannon
• of Stratford visited on Thursday
4: evening with Mr. 'and Mrs. Ben
• Riley and family.
• Mr. and. AV'S. Gary. Jewitt
visited over the week end with
fps _parent ten
straughan of benmiller.
Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Shad-
dick of Londesboro were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Ben Riley and family.
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1 - 1070 Chev. 3/4-ton pick-up V-8
4 - 1968 Chev. and G.M.C. 1/2 - Ton
pickups, standard and automatic trans-
missions.
- 196 8 Chev, Van. V-8, Heavy Duty
- 1967 Ford F-500, 14-ft. stake •
- 1967 Chevrolet 3/4-Ton Panel, V-8. •
- 1966 Chev. Tilt Cab. 14-ft. stake •
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standard and automatic transmissions. •
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- Miss Mary McIlwain
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Butler of
Courtland spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hoggart and Harvey.
Miss Gisela Dorrance of Galt
spent -the week end at home and
visited with tier mother, Mrs. Ed.
Dorrance in Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of
Goderich visited on Friday even-
ing with- Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Buchanan and family.
We are sorry to report that
Mr. Verne Dale is a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
,We hope he will soon be feeling
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WALTER - MILLER
NIGH YOUNG St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, was the setting
----for-the-nrarriago---of-G I e Ida ST1v1 aro, -,- da - Ave-i- Mr, and
Mrs. Irvin Miller, R,R.#1, Bornholm to Gerald W. Walter,
Kathleen Young, daughter of Mr. dress of champagne crystal and son of Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Walter; R. R. #2, Goderich.
, • and Mrs. Thomas young,Seaforth carried a miniature bouquet of The couple are residing at R.R.#2, Goderich.
and David Nigh, son of Mr. and shasta daisies,.
Mrs. Louis Nigh, Seaforth on John Forrest, Seaforth, was
April 17th at 7 o'clock officiated the groomsman and the guests
by Father H. Laragh. were ushered by Brian McDonald,
The church was decorated by . Blyth and Alistair Young, Sea-
candelabra and shasta daisies. forth.
The brider given in marriage Alice Stiles, organist, played
by her fatter,. wore a full-length , traditional wedding music and
white Belgian' lace gown• with accompanied the soloist, Mrs.
train and tulle veil decorated with Cleave Coombs; Seaforth, when
seed pearls. She carried a she, sang "Wedding prayer",
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bouquet of red'and white carnet- "-My World", ' The Lord's My
ions.
_ , Shepherd" and "Father
Bella Pirie -of Montreal was Almighty".
the maid of honor and the.brides- The reception was held in
maids" were Joan Price, sister of .the Seaforth Legion Hall. Thd
the bride, Seaforth and Patricia bride's nephew, Trevor ,Price, Price,
Nigh, sister of the groom, Sea- •. .three years old, presented a
forth, They were gowned alike lucky horseshoe to the bride,
•wearing full-length yellow custom over in Scotland. The
dresses of champagne crystal and- wedding party was piped into the
'carried bouquets of shasta Legion Hall by Peter, Malcolm.
daisies. The Junior Bridesmaid, For the wedding trip the bride
„ travelled in a two-niece pink
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St. James Muth, Seafortif;
was the setting for the wedding of
Caroline Young, si ster--of -the of -the--
bride, wore a full length green
dress and c h Av e eces)2,:. 9 aN• sories.
The couple will reside in
Seaforth.
onie of the guests who were
Expositor pr ent included Mrs. James
, Wilson, Scotland; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Bull, Flin Flon, Manitoba;
Want - Ads Mr. and M. Johnny Irwin, New
York;-Mr. and WS. James Pirie,
Phone 527-0240 Montreal and others from Guelph,
OWen Sound, Toronto, Tara and
rftWOPOWOOMWWWWOWAM.O.WO.ftgiAWMINIOM'Seaforth.,