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The Huron Expositor, 1972-10-05, Page 7RATHWELL - STEPHENSON Varna United Church was the setting for a lovely wedding, Sept- ember 9, 1972 White satin bows marked the pews reserved for guests on the aisle, down which Debora Ann Stephenson walked with , her father to be- e • , come the bride .af Donald C harles Itathwell. Tinted blue gladioli, white daisies and lighted tapers 'in• candelabra made a beautiful background for the three-thirty double-ring ceremony perform- ed by Rev. P. Packman and Rev. M. Morrison. bodices were trimmed with ivory lace and blue chiffon ribbon caught at intervals by appliques of tiny blue flowers. The softly gathered chiffon skirt of heaven-.. ly blue, was banded by a deep ruffle. They ..wore. giAtching_ribbons of light and dark blue enter- twined with flowers' and carried small nosegays of blue Sprayed miniature carnations with white daisies. . Paul Cundy, Toronto, cousin of the groom, was Jpestinan. Ush- ers were Blaine Stephenson, Var- na i brother of the'bride, and Bill Rathwell, London, brother of the groom. Mother of the brIlie received guests at" the reception at the • Zurich Community Centre, wear- ing a hot-pink floor length gown of chiffon with silver accessories and a corsage, of white sweet-: heart roses. Mother of the groom received •guests in a purple floor length - gown with chiffon sleeves and she wore a corsage of yellow sweet- heart roses. The bride changed to a long sleeved navy criniplene dress writh white till rn ..ainind the collar and,$).,epVes,',:Oth:navy adbeasbil les, and she wore a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Prior to the marriage the bride was guest at a surprise kitchen shower held by the bridestriaids at the home of Miss June Falconer. The Varna 4-H club held a surprise shower at the home of Mrs. Joyce Dawson. AA community shower was held at the Varna Hall. A shower was held at the home of Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell's for the aunts and con- Sins of the groom. On the Fri- day night Mr..and Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell entertained the rehear- sal party. A The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, ' Varna, and Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell, of Brudefield, are par- ents of the groom. Mrs. Berne McKinley play- 'ed traditional wedding music, and Mr. Budd Boyes, Clinten, • sang "The Wedding Prayer'.' and "I'll Walk Beside You." The bride chose a formal length gown of lagoda with a stand up collar, empire waist- line , and long sleeves.. Nar- row tucks defined the •front and back bodice, yoke and, the deep cuffs. Guipure lace fashioned in leaves and grapes trimmed the collar, cuffs, yoke, and exr ., tended down the frpnt of the softly gathered skirt and around the built-in cathedral train. A cap of lace and white ribbon held the 3 - tier elbow length silk it illusion Veil. She carried a garland bouquet of pink., sweet- heart roses combined with white minature carnations and baby's breath. The maid of honour was Miss Barbara McClure of London, bridesmaids were Mrs. Mary Lou Henry of Blyth, and Miss June Falconer -of .6oderich. They 'chose matching gowns of chiffon over taffeta with ivory bodice, stand up collar and long full sheer sleeves. The cuff and i. GLOGOWSKI - RYAN St. Daniel's Roman Catholic Church, Kitchener, was the setting for the marriage of Laura Ryan, Kitchener and Joseph Glogoweki, Kitchener on August 26th at 2:30 with Father O'Brien 0 officiating at the double ring ceremony. The church was dec- orated with baskets of pink glad- foil and white mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan of R.R.1, Dublin and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph • Glogowski, Sydney Mines, 'Nova Scotia. • The bride, given in marriage by her parents, chose a gown, with empire waistline, rounded neckline, short puffed sleeves an,d a slight train in white lace. if A. wide brimmed picture hat was worn with matching lace. She' carried a single red rose. Patricia Ryan, Dublin was the maid of honor and wore a .1 pink and white lace princess line dress with stand-up collar and, short puffed sleeved. A wide • brimmed picture hat was worn with matching pink and white lace. ., She carried a pink rose. Bill Robins, Waterloo was groomsman and the guests were ushered by Donald Ryan, Dublin. Cathy Murray, Seaforth was the organist and acconipanied the soloist, Larry Murray, Walton when he sang 'Glory to the Father', 'Holy, tioly, Holy', and 'Leave it in the Hands of the Lord'. A 'reception was held at the home of the bride's parents in Dublin. The bride's mother chose a full-length Sleeveless mauve gown with corsage of miniature purple carnations and white accessories. The groom's mother wore- a purple and white dress with white accessories and corsage of white• carnations. For their honeymoon the bride travelled. in a multi-coloured smock With navy and white ac- cessories. The couple will reside in Kitthener. Guests were present from Nova Scotia, Kitchener, Waterloo, Dublin, Hamilton and ' London. HUTTON Pink and white gladiolas and candelabrum with pink candles adorned 'the altar and white sat- in 'bows marked, the pews. of. Eg- mondville United Church for the • marriage of Lois- Ethel Jackson 'and Douglas. Neeville Hutton, on August 26th, 1972 with Rev. Han- cock officiating. The bride the youngest dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Jackson 'of R.R.#2, Kippen. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Hutton, London. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She chose organza for her gown which had a pink organza over-shirt and bodice and was under lain in -white organza which fell into a train. The pink apron and the neck line were edged In flowered lace and smaller mat- ching lace edged ,the skirt and high waistline. The headpiece was trimed by pink flowers and ribbon and held a floor length veil. She carried a bouquet of pink roses, white carnations and white babies breath trimed with leather fern. Miss Dixie Leaker, Hamilton - JACKSON Allan Wedding Song and One Hand, One Heart. The dinner was held in the church basement with the re- ception followed at the Seaforth Memorial Hall. The mother of the bride received guests wear- ing a floor length gown of pink crimpeline with silver accessor- ies and -pink and mauve carna- tion corsage. The mother of ,- the grown received guests in a floor length gown of greencrystal sheer trimmed with • pearl drops on the sleeves and neck line. Her accessories were silveralso and she, wore a corsage of pink roses. • For their wedding trip to Algonquin Park the bride' chose a lime green dress with, a fig- ured bodice and lime green bol- ero.. She chose navy access- ories and a yellow daisy cor- • sage. Guests were present from Florida, Ann Arbour, Mich., Cornwall, Toronto, Goderich; Cooksville, London, St. Thomas, and Seaforth. , The couple will reside in London. • 1967 Ford XL Convertible, 390V-8, automatic, sport console, bucket seats, radio H67346 1969 SST Javelin 2-door hardtop, 290V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering K47823 1971 Volkswagen Deluxe, 27,000 actual one- owner miles K40972 1968 Buick Le Sabre V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering K44084 1969 Galaxie 500 4-door hardtop, 302 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio K57140 1968 Galaxie 500 Sedan, 302 V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, good clean automobile K19292 1967 Dodge Polai a 4-door 318 V-8 automatic, power steering, 49,000 original one-owner miles, new tires J17182 TRUCKS 1968 Ford F100 Flairside V-8 pickup heavy,duty springs and rear tires, one owner 397778 1969 Ford F100 StYleside Pickup, 6 cylinder, heavy duty suspension 37701B 1415 '1895 '1875 '1595 1895 1595 '1195 41295 1295 Remember ... 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The bride is a 1972 graduate of St. Joseph's Hosp- Raj of Guelph .and has accepted' a poSition on the staff of Joseph Brant Hospital at Burlington.' The groom is a graduate of Guelph .and Hamilton universities and is on thee--staff of British' Leyland, Burlington, Ontario. • • Honored guests at the wedding included the bride's maternal grandparents of Walton, Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald 'who that day 'were celebrating their 47th wedding anniversary. Also pres- ent were Mrs. Sara 'Harris of Oakville, the' groom's maternal grandmother and Mrs. Jack Mc- Donald, great aunt of the bride, of Walton and Toronto, Silver candelabra, white gla- dioli, yellow snapdragonsi sh- asta daisies and mums formed the setting for the marriage of Joyce Edna Huether, older daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether,, Brussels, and Roger Newton Tipple, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tipple of Oakville at Mel- ville Presbyterian Church on Sat- urday, Sept. 2, at 6-0'clock. Rev. C. A. MdCarroll officiated. Miss Ann Oldfield of .Brus- sets played traditional wedding, music and accompanied the sol- oist b,'Miss Linda Wilson of Brus- sels, when she sang "The Wed- ding Prayer" and "For All We Know". The_ bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a full skirted long sleeved 'white satin gown with empire waist- line and white lace trimming. Her short veil was held in place with white beading and small flowers. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink sweetheart roses. Her attendants included' Miss Barbara Bryans of Brussels as maid of honor; Mrs. Dianne Huether, sister-in-law of the was maid of honour. The brides- bride, Brussels and Mrs. Sheila Guehts were-present froth' maltig'Ntere MrS. Judith Lee, Chisolm, sister of the groom, Oakville, Hamilton, Burlington, Walton, Mrs. Edna Corbet, Oakville as bridesmaids; Miss Kitchener, Guelph, Fort Erie, Grimsby, and Mrs. Linda Whit- Joan Huether, sister of the bride, Toronto, Boston, Royal Oak, lock, Geraldton. Brussels, as junior bridesmaid Michigan, Woodstock, St. Cath- They wore identical floor and 'Miss Sandra Huether, arines, Stratford and the immed- length gowns in rainbow Shades Brussels, niece of the bride,- :`'late vicinity. of pink, blue, yellow and orange • as flower girl. Prior to her marriage the „organza featuring plain bodice They wore similar dresses bride was feted on several oc- .with ruffles extending from the. Of multi-colored crepe de chine casions. Mrs. Mary Bryans and. neck to the waistline and around and carried bouquets of white Barbara of Brussels entertain4d ,the long sleeves. Green velvet shasta mums and yellow roses. the school friends and relatives,, ;ribbon adorned the Waist line. Mr. Paid Eng, Hamilton, ,g Here she received ,m_any beant-,biThe Skirts of the dresses, were _friend 'of the groom, • was -best iful linens. floviered organza. 'They wore At the Brussels Library many whi wide brimmed hats with neighbors, friends and.relatives, green velvet ribbon styled' in a gathered and presented her with bow and streamers. They car- a variety of useful miscellaneous ried arm bouquets of pink roses, gifts. yellow and white daisies and Many of the students in her 'babies breath. class at St. Joseph's Hospital, Best man was Joseph Sanfs- Guelph, presented her with gifts ohi, and ushers Were Roland suitable for outdoor entertaining Oliver, Dennis Hutton and Gregg at an outdoor gathering., . Hutton brothers 'of the groom Miss DerothY,Elliott of Brus- all of London. sels was hostess to a "stag" Mr. Brent Caslick, Walker- . accessories. Her corsage was wherrJoyce was preSented with a ton was the organist and he of white carnations. . beautiful red coffee perk by her accompanied ouglas 'Grant -' The groom's mother assisted Brussels school chums. St. Thomas, w en he sang Haw- wearing a floor length yellow • ' HARRIS JIIGGINBOTHA SARARAS - MUIR Candleabras with glowing and gold shirts with yellow earn- The marriage 'of Barbara yellow • candles and baskets of ation buttonieres. Dawn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fall' -flowers graced the front A lawn reception at the bride's John E.' Muir, Jarvis St., Sea- .of St. John's United' Church, home followed the ceremony, ca- forth, to Allan Ross Sararas r Creemore, on Saturday, Sept. tered by the Mount Zion Unit of son of Mr. and Mrs.' Ross Sar- aras, R.R.2, Staffa, Ont.", took place Saturday, Sept. 30th at 8 o'clock, in Hensall United • Church, Rev. D. R. Beck oficiated. The bride and. groom were attended by Judy Hulley of Sea- forth, and Gerry &a:tiaras, bro- ther of the groom. After the 'Wedding a buffet luncheon was served at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sararas are residing at 235 Bishop St., Apt. #7, Preston, Ontario. Egmondville Correspondent , Mrs. Charles Geddes • The Egmondville II 4-H club met at, Mrs. Geddes' when the topic was fish, flesh add fowl. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Glanville's. Visitors with Mr. and Mis. Leo Teatero this week were Mr. and Mrs. Murry Servos of Ham- ilton, and on the,weekend Mr. and Mrs. Orville Teatero of St. Cath- erines. `Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter and family for the past two weeks has been Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. Gladys Urhman of East Coulee, Alberta. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ftwl.ftemig.."..o..... Somebody Wants What WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 You Don't Need ! SELL Through Huron Expositor Classified Want Ada man. The ushers were Brian Huether and David Huether, bro- thers of the bride, of Brussels and David Chisholm, brqther- in-law of the groom, of Oak;- ville. For the wedding reception held in the Brussels Legion ,Hall the bride's mother received the 230 guests 'in a peach colored floor, length gown of peau de soie with silver trim and 16th at 3 o'clock for the wed- ding of Ruth 'Constance, dau- ghter of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Higginbotham, and Daniel James, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Harris of Burlington. The thimble ring ceremony was performed by the bride's father Rev. A. Higginbotham, minister of St. John's United Church, after he had given the bride away in marriage: Assist- ing with the ceremony was Rev. T. Rooke of St. Bride's Angli- can Church, Mississauga. The organist was Miss Molly Lococo •of Mississauga, the sol- oist, Miss Velma Higginbotham sister of , the, bride sang "I'll Walk Beside You," "The ,Lord's Prayer" and 0 Father, All Cr- eating." An heirloom gold butterfly broaCh which was pinned on the bride's great grandmother's wedding veil in 1871, and handed down through each generation's Smith friend of the bride, and Miss Carol Spiers niece of the groom were the •bridesmaids. The Y were attired In long gold 'gowns with flowered voile over- coat. All carried baskets of fall flowers. Attending the groom was Mr. Douglas Barker of Woodstock, 'and the ushers were Mr. Douglas Stokes of Beamsville, and Mr. Donald Harris of Burlington. They were brown tuxedo , suits brides, Was pinned on the bride's wedding dress by her mother. The bride's floor length gown of organza and chantilly lace was used to fashion the bodice and long lily point sleeves. The full skirt was enhanced with deep scalloped lacehotuffles in tiers at back and being caught up In the front , with a rosette. A chrysanthemum petal cluster held a four tiered shoulder length veil. She carried a bou-, quet of fall flowers. ' Attending the bride was Mrs. June Stokes, sister of 'the bride as matron of honour. Miss Carol St. John's U.C.W. The bride's mother received the guests in a floor length gown of green patterned polyester voile with white accessories. The groom's mother wore a floor length pink dress and gold accessories. Dr. Donald Butt of Clarkson Was master of ceremonies, Mr. Albert Elliott,'uncle of the bride', toasted the bride. Out of town guests were from Torontb; Barrie, Galt, Graven- hurst, ' Orangeville, Burlington, Dbndas, Louisburg, N.S., Abany, N.Y., Tirnmins, Oakville; Brace- bridge, Kiosk, Woodstock, Miss- issauga, 'Sheffield and Lindsay. After a. honeymoon trip to the Barbados, the couple will reside at 2018 D Ofebrook Road, Mississauga', Ontario.