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The Huron Expositor, 1972-08-17, Page 5AREA WEDDINGS -.0 (Photo by Phillips) THOMSON - McCURDY ENBERG .1 AGENCY TuNspAy .'RA PlIC)NE BRUSSELS. 6$74003- Other Days, Monkton.3,174141 Auto Insurance : Befeto Yeki buY give, us — a tri, —SPECIAL FIVE-YEAR SELECT We can budget your preiniumbr 12 nxontiis Investment CertifiCatei Avaiia6ie Pay 8 1/8 %* for Five Years: THE HUR9N EXPO.SIT0Ei.SIEA.FPFI.TfkONT," .11;10.111e4 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 GERALD'S DATSUN, See The full Line of DATSUNS on DISPLAY Always some good late VVincheisea Correspondent Mrs. Wm. Walters Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Diane Mrs. Freeman Thorne, Mrs. Tom Campbell and Mrs. Phil Herne spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Coward, celebra: ting her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne spent 'a few days this past week 'at Lions Head with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson and their family at their summer home. Mr. Bill Taylor, Mr. Bill Walters and Danny spent the weekend. at French River.' 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FINK Mechanical Contractor HENSALL PHONE' 262.2114 Authorized diarte Dealer GINGERICH'S LTD • ZURICH S,',eaforth St. James' Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, was the setting for the marriage of Mary Elizabeth McCurdy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., William McCurdy, Seaforth, and Nicholas Ian Thomson, son of Mrs. Alma Thomson, Hamilton, on August 12, 1972 at 4:00 p.m. Father Laragh performed the Nuptial Ceremony. 'The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a dirndl- waisted, A-line gown of point d'Alencon embroidered lace with bishop sleeves and a high stand- up collar. The I'M 1 lengtir lace---- edged veil was held in place by a pearl trimmed halo of flowers. She carried a cascade. of red roses. Miss Montea McCurdy, maid of honour, and Miss Patricia Thomson bridesmaid, were dressed alike in white organza flocked with small red velvet rose buds. Red velvet ribbon trim- med the empire'waisted dresses' with :,eer yOkes, high stand-up collars and short puffed sleeves. White picture hats also trimmed with red velvet ribbon completed the charming scene. Mr. William Thomson of Hamilton was groomsman and Mr. William McCurdy, Seaforth, ushered the guests. The organist, Mrs. Alice Stiles, accompanied Miss Mary- anne Segeren, who sang ,,We Will Walk with Christ", "Prayer of St. Francis",and "Ave Maria". The reception was held at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Guests were received by the bride's mother wearing an aqua chiffon gown with white access- ories. For the wedding trip to the Thousand Islands, the bride wore a floor-length empire waisted dress- with-long white sieev.es_angi _ collar;-blaele- bodice and red and- black plaid skirt. A black pic- ture hat completed the outfit. Guests were present from Seaforth, ,London, Kitchener, Toronto, Hamilton and other points in Ontario. The couple will reside in Stoney Creek, Ontario.. 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DATSUN M BACH - MOSSELMAN S • Feathered bows and Movers formed the setting for the cere- mony in Poole Mennonite Church, on June 10, 1972 when Hilda MoSselman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Mosselman,. Brunner, became the bride of Douglas Edward /Wson Bach, son of Mr. and Mrsielson Bach, Brunner. Rev. Amsey Martin per- formed the 3:00 p.m. service. Given in marriage by, her father, the bride chose . a formal gown pf polyester organza trimmed with Venice lace, featuring wrist length sleeves, empire waistline, wedding ring • neckline and a detachable Watteau chapel train. She carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds with white stephanotis and ribbons on a white Bible — The 13oshart family pro- vided the wedding music and Brenda Boshart sang a solo. Marilyn Bain served as maid of honour and Darien Brunk as bridesmaid. Marion Mosselman was junior bridesmaid and Kim Leis, flower girl. The atten- dants wore formal gowns of polyester flocked chiffon in canary yellow and white daisy print. The sleeveless gowns LAING Candelabra, ferns and baskets of white gladluii and mauve mums with baby's breath, decorated the altar of GoshenUnited Church on Saturday, July 15, for the • marriage of James Roy Alexander Laing and Marilyn Ruth Keys. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keys, of Varna, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Laing, of • Mississauga. Rev. M. Morrison, Varna and Rev. Don Beck, Hensel', officiated for ,the double ring ceremony. Organist, Mrs. Berne Mc- Kinley, Zurich accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Gordon Cerson, • an aunt of the groom, of Tees- water. She sang "The Wed- ding Prayer" and "Walk-Hand in Hand". Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a long gown of . nylon organza over taffeta in Victorian style.The skirt was trimmed with bands * of cluny lace and a ruffled hem. Her headpiece and long veil were trimmed with the same lace. She carried a bouquet of white carnations, stephanotis and baby's breath.' - Miss Barbara Ann Keys, of Varna was 'h'e'r •sister's maid of honour. She wore a long gown of blue and mauve floral crepe-de:.chine, featuring a high waistline, ruffled hem and short flared sleeves. The dress was trimmed with a mauve belt and "she wore matching mauve bows • in her hair. She carried a s' nosegay of mauve mums and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Miss Lenore Laing, London, sister of the groom, Miss Jane Fowler, London, and Miss Faye•Cante- ion, Seaforth, cousin of the bride. They were all dressed similar.to ' the maid of honour. Les Cruickshank, Missis- sauga was best man and. James Cringan, Mississauga, Ervin Keys, brother of the bride, Varna, and Barry Cerson, Tees- • NEWS OF Egmondville C or respondent Mrs.. Charles Geddes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fraiser were in Halifax visiting their son Jon C. Fraiser. ok. Out of area relatives and friends to pay their respects to the late Edith Jane (Aprils) Dale included Mrs. Em Downs, Rat. K. Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Benn- inton, John Downs, Bill Jeffery, Miss Ivy Canning, Mr. and Mrs. • Don Downs, all of London; Theo- dore Bullard/Vt. Clemens, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mullen, West Lorne; Arnold Lamont, Hamilton; Mrs. Lila Wingrove, Port Rowan; Mrs. Del Krauel, Kitchener; Mrs. Myrtle Hodges, Port Albert; Mrs.. Evelyn Vanderburgli, Goderich; Doug Jamieson, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ritchie, Stratford; • Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Davis ' Bur- ford; Mr. and Mrs. C. 13ishop, Stratford. A death in Ottawa resulted in a change in bearers from last • week's Press notice: Bearers- John Downs, Don Downs, Bill Jeffery, Harold Elliott, Ted Bull- ard, Dave Cornish; Flower- bearers - win. Taylor, Frank Fowler. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Gemmell for the past week were Mrs. Gemmell's sfster * and niece, Mrs. H.B. Atkinson, and Miss Edna Atkinson of Wil- lowdale, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoepfner and Gordon Geddes were down sailing at Pinery Park on Tues- day this week. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. * Roy McGeoch over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- ments. and their two sons, Robbie and Todd of Cochrane, Ont. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted 'Lithgow is their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs". Ed Lusk and family of C.preal, • Ont. featured empire waists, A-line skirts and yokes of matching fabric. White daisy hats with matching ribbon -completed their ensembles. David Schultz, Milverton acted as best man, and Bud Gerber, lylilvertori and Cecil Mosselman af-Brunner ushend guests. For the reception held at Dalton's Restaurant, the bride's mother received, wearing a pink coat and dress ensemble. The groom's mother assisted dressed in a inatChing mauve coat and dress. A round 3-layer wedding cake with yellow reses cascadingfrom the top ,' decorated the bride's table. For a wedding trip to the west Coast, the , bride donned a dress of pink crepe with black accessories. The young couple will reside in Seaforth. Out of town guests travelled from Hamilton, Zephr, Toronto, Millbank, Wellesley, London, Guelph, Seaforth,. Barrie, King- ston, Kitchener, Clinton, Staffa, Mitchell, Louisiana and Carlisle. KEYS water ushered the guests. The wedding reception was held in the Zurich Community Centre, which was decorated with fern, white gladioli and mauve mums. The bride's -mother chose a long gown of pale blue nylon sheer over taffeta. It featured long full sleeves, embroidered bodice and blue satin trim. She wore a white orchid cor- sage . The groom's mother wore a long sleeveless gown of periwinkle blue matte jersey with matching hip-length jacket with long, fitted sleeves. It featured a •rolled_collar .with _gold buckle matching the cumberbund on the dress. She wore an orchid wrist corsage. . • For a wedding trip to the East Coast the bride changed to along gown of polyester crepe with hot pink bodice and matching floral skirt with g deep blue sash. She wore a corsage•of white carnat- ions. • The couple will reside at 2485 Hurontario Street, Missis- sauga. The groom is' employed at Erindale College of the Univer- sity of Toronto and the bride is a 19'71 graduate of Victoria Hos- *Vital, London, and is employed at the Mississauga Hospital. Prior to her marriage, the bride was honoured at a Com- munity shower ii Goshen United Church; Mrs. Go,-don Hill, the bride's aunt, held a kitchen shower for relatives. Marilyn also received gifts from the staff of the 5th floor west at Victoria Hospital and, the 4-H Club of Varna. RIBEY - Faye Elizabeth Merrill, of London, daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. John Merrill, R. R. 2, Clinton,- was wed to Wallace Jamieson Ribey of Goderich, son 'of Mr. and 'Mrs.- Orville Ribey, R.R,6, Goderich on July 15. Reverend L.S. Lewis conducted the double- ring ceremony at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. The soloist was-Mrs. Jeanette Martin of Exeter, who sang "Wedding Prayer, .the theme from 'Love Story", and."we've Only Just Begun" while Mrs. News of COLLINS - AAdouble-ring wedding cere- mony took place at St. Benedict's Church, Sarnia, on June 24th uniting in marriage Linda Diane McMichael and John Thomas Coiling. Rev. Jim Caseley offic- iated. The bride is the daugliter of mr. and Mrs. Ross McMichael and the groom is the• son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Collins. - The -soloist - was Miss. -Eileen _ Kilbreath. The Church was decorated with mauve gladioli and • purple and white mums. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She chose a floor-length .,,,,gown of, white organza lace With long puffed sleeves of sheer organza. The neckline was trimmed in lace to match the lace on the sleeve ending. Long satin ribbon both front and back of the Empire waistline with a long flowing train trimmed in lace 'started at her waist. She carried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses and white shasta ' Miss Betty Thompson, cousin of the bride, was maid of honour. She wore a green floOr-length gown of polyester crepe with long sleeves and daisy trim. • Miss Jane Collins and Mrs.' Bill Pryor, sisteisof the gioom, were bridesmaids. They wore identical floor-length gowns in yellow polyester crepe with long sleeves and daisy trim. MERRILL Doris McKinley played the organ. The' bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length A-line gown of white organza, styled with empire waistline, long puffed sleeves with buttoned cuffs and standup ruffle collar. She wore a four-tiered veil of nylon and silk illusion with scalloped., edges trimmed -in miniature daisies, held in place by a pearl trimmed cap. The bride carried a bouquet - of red carnations and white stephanotis. The matron' of honor was the sister of the bride, Mrs. Lois Jones of Hensall. She wore a floor-length, A'-line, gown of white organza with embossed small red roses, trimmed with daisies and red velvet ribbon. •It was, styled with an empire waistline and elbow length droop sleeves. She carried 'an arm bouquet of red carnations, The bridesmaids were Miss Karen Oakes of Clinton, and Miss Marilyn Lancaster of London. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor's. The groomsman was Lyall Mabon of Thunder Bay, a friend of the groom. The ushers were Ivan Merrill of Clinton, brother of the bride, and George Ribey of Seaforth, brother of the groom. The reception was held in the church hall, which was decorated with red geraniums contained in brandy snifters, accented with juniper greens and myrtle. The mother of the bride wore an orange ice 'crepe dress with a corsage of matching carnattbns, yellow and orange roses and white stephanotis. The groom's mother wore a mauve and .sand ensemble of crittplene with a corsage of yellow. roses and white steph- anotis. The bride's travelling cos- tume was a pink knit ensemble with Matching crimplene and white accessories. ' The wedding trip was to Ken- tucky, Tennessee and the Great Smokey Mountains. They will reside at' R.R. Goderich. Hostesses for showers in the bride's honor were Miss Karen Oakes, R.R. 2, Clinton; Mrs. Mildred Merrill, Bayfield; Mrs. Marilyn French, held at Mrs. Edith Tebbutt's, R.R. 2, Clinton and Mrs. Irma Tyndall, Clinton. A party was held at the home of Mrs. Diane Brooks, London by the London Life Ladies base- ball team. The mother of the bride was hostess for a bridal trousseau tea. McMICHAEL Miss ' Tammy McMichael, niece of the bride, was f lower girl. She wore a yellow floor- length gown with puffed sleeves and daisy trim to match the bridesmaids.• . She carried a basket of yellow and white mums while the bridesmaids and maid of honour. carried bouquets .of yellow and white mums. Master r ..ddie Collins, -nephew_ was ring bearer. The groomsman was Mr. Shayne"Eachen, friend of-the grown. The guests were ushered .by Mr. Brian McMichael, brother of the bride Ind Mr. Bill Pryor. They wore white dinner jackets, black trousers, yellow shirts and black butterfly ties. A, dinner and reception was • held at the Knights of Columbus hall, Sarnia with 'Mr. Barney Tanner as master of ceremonies. The bride's mother receive -, guests wearing a two-piece beige, lace dress with white.accessor- ies and a corsage of mauve and white carnations. The groom's mother assisted in a two-piece pink lace dress with white ac- cessories and a corsage of pink and white carnations. For travelling the bride wore a pale green flocked batiste dress with white accessories and a 'Corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. They left by plane for a hpney,moon in Tamtment,Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Collins will reside in Sarnia. The guests were from Luck- now, Auburn, Wingham, Listowel. St. Pauls, Seaforth, Hespeler, Toronto, StoufiVille, London, Clinton, Ipperwash, Oil City and Sarnia. • Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Lori}, McMichael and Mrs. Charles Wood were co-hostesses for a shower held at the home -of• the bride'smother, Mrs. Loii McMichael, Seaforth. Miss Mary Collins held a shower' at ,the home of the groom's mother,_ Mrs: Norman Collins, Sarnia. •