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The Huron Expositor, 1973-05-31, Page 7SUBJECT - Patricia Marie Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Ry,an) R.R.#1, Dublin, •be- came the bride of James Subject Kitchener, son of-Mr. and Mrs. James Subject, Port Elgin, in a, double-ring ceremony perA formed by Rev. P.A. Oostveen MAL 'Columban Roman Catholic Church on April 27th at 7:30 p.m. White and yellow daisies decorated the church. The brideZ, given in marriage by her father and mother, wore a dress she made of sheer met- Kathy Murray, .R.R.#5, Sea- forth was the organist and ac- companied the soloist, Dena Wey, R.R.#4, Walton when she sang "Lord Jesueof You I will sing", "Take Our Bread", "They'll Know we Are ChristlanS" and "Glory To The Father". The ringbearer was Mark Ryan, brother of the bride 'wear- ing a white jacket and black pants. He carried the rings on a heart-shaped lace-edged white pillow. The reception was held at erial imported fromSwitzerland; Brodhagen Community Centre, embroidered with roses and lineP immediately folloWingthe Nuptial with polyester. The high-waisted Massa Th'e mother of the bride flared dress had a slight train, received guests wearing a; long stand up collar and Juliet sleeves. blue crepe dress set oft by multi- The veil, . edged .with white lace coloured sheer sleeves and frOnt and ending inatrain was gathered ' inset. White accessories and a to a 'Juliet cap. She carried a white shawl with, corsage of yel- bride's Bible, with red„ roses, low roses, completed her outfit. streamers anti baby'S -breath. The groom's mother was dressed Helen Ryan, 'sister . of the in a long), mauve polyester satin. bride, R.R.#1, Dublin, was the A-lin e dress with long sleeves maid of honor and the brides- and chiffon wrist-length cape. maids were Mrs. Margaret Mac- She wore silver accessories and e corsage of pink roses. Rae, sister of the bride,'London, theirFor honeymoon Ylk9i1P.q PA1 eY4 ,4,D04 "iNiagaralFailellthe bride wore a .,1?41 ,,A9 .1,-,,41,7,„_..egt7111'1,11WOu rtleceliaVylatitl/Whiteguit with.., 511" "11.113 " 73"111 Lig It ceSserl'es •and a dor sage of red roses. Guests were present from Kitchener, London, Lindsay,. Hepworth, Alvinston, Port Elgin, Cambridge, Stratford; Essex, Owen Sound, Sheffield; Simcoe,, Wiarton, Meafol-d, Port Credit and Georgetown.' The couple will reside at 180 Patricia Street, Kitchener. A shower• was held prior to the wedding at the bride's home given by.Mrs. Bob C ronin, Yvonne Delaney avid Mary Margaret Rowland., alike in a- style similar to a of, the bride's - except for a ' scoop neckline and shprt puffed. sleeves. They were. made Of sheer blue nylon, flocked with white daisies. They wore match- ing blue ribbon in their hair and , carried nosegays of yellOw and white shasta daisies and baby's breath. 'Lorne Byers of Preston was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Terry Lane, KitChener; Donald Ryan, Lindsay, and Gerry Ryan, Dublin. ion News -and Views • Clinton FAIR WEEK SPECIAL on • PIONEER CHAIN SAWS Sale starts May 28 to June,4 qe2 0% OFF ON SOME MODELS 1 0% OFF ON ALL M .tl ODELS. Soo all models at' our display .R0!1. GLEN SAWS • CLINTON, ONTARIO. "SEE YOU AT DIE FAIR" SPR A TEK CROP SPRAYING Herbicides — Insecticides —. Fungicides If you have weed problems we have the solutions. High Clearance — Drop Nozzles 50-Foot Booms — High Volume Self-propelled Sprayers Experienced — Licensed — Insured FOR 'RATES, RECOMMENDATIONS, ETC. PHONE: MITCHELL 348-8218 CLINTON 482-7226 ,For the convenience of our customers our large bottles of Pop are kept cold. SALE of PEPSI IS MIL, ON "THE FORGE" NOW OPEN 7. DAYS A WEEK NEW HOURS:— From 10. to10 MON. to THURS. FRI. and SAT. 12 to ? 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Baker Public Relations ()Meer Branch 156 FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Many books have been written about the battles in both world wars, battles fought by the Navy, the Army and the Air Force, lengthy and detailed accounts of the defeat and victory of indi- • vidual units, even of the indi- vidual servicemen whose exploits have- come to light. Tile work, of the Red Cross and many other cervice clubs have 'been 'men- tioned and rightly sp, but there is one organization one seldom hears or reads about in the his- tory books, namely the Salvation Army, ask any veteran what he or she thinks of the Sally Ann and they will tell you what a wonderful service they provided' 'for the forces. During the many months of arduous training, forced marches etc., one would find somewhere along the route, a Salvation Army truck serving tea and cookies. The service was not restricted to training areas only and their trucks were to be,found in Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, Belgityn, Holland and Germany, often in range of enemy artillery, Not only did this service help the morale, but it made one rea-. 40 Use • that in the midst of that awful war there -was something human and decent. Chr,Ist Chnrch Banda, Ayem, leg, Ontario was the setting for 4 simple, Impressive wedding on May 12, 1973, when Rey, Douglas OBI, assisted by Per. Allen Mathews, a close friend of the bride's family, officiated at .s double ring ceremony Milting in marriage • Miss Anita ;ley Whit- man and Mr. Williakt Howard Lindsay. • . The bride is the daug• hter of Dr. arid Mrs.„ !lodger A. Whitman of ' Seaforth and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lindsay of SeAkirk. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown she fashioned and designed. The gown of peasant style had ;stated bodice of white shantung with short puff sleeves of chantilly lace. The peasant skirt was, of white shantung with an overlay of the lace. She wore a finger- tip veil of imported French Mu-. sion falling from a Juliet cap of chantilly lace and seed pearls. She carried a natural wicker " basket of mixed spring flowers. The flbwer girl wore a floor- length gown of yellow accented with a sash of the floral material., She carried a basket of yellow, mauve and white flowers. Erik Mortensen of Sarnia was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Jim Elder, Lon- don; Neil McDonald; Richard me- Donild of R.R.2, Blyth. The organist, Mrs. Elva W ilbee played traditional wedding music and accompanied the bride's uncle, Donald MacDonald, when tie sang "Edelweiss" before the service and "The Lord's Prayer" 'during the service and the guest soloist, Cila Leigh of Sarnia, a folk singer,„ sang 4,For; All We Know" for the 'processional; "Wedding Song"• during the signing of the regis- ter and "Sorig of Joy" for the, recessional. The reception was -held at, the, Brussels Legion Hall, Brus- sels with Ian wilbee?s Orche,stra providing the music. The bride's mother received the guests in a fOrmal length rose• pink satin gown with sheer sleeves and sequin beading surrounding the neckline and bodice with -silver accessories and corsage of deep. , pink end, white, carnations. The groomi'-s, mother F wore a,, sky)9.„.,,, ti blue fb4-m& with" face...f1) sleeires' lace 'along the bo- dice, white accessories with cor- sage of bitie and white carnations. The bride travelled in an soft yellow sweater with orange-yellow plaid pants and dried fruit corsage for their honeymoon to Northern Ontario. The couple will reside at 100 Wellington Street, St.Thomas. Guests -were present from Sarnia, Gaylor,'.Michigan, Port Elgin, Windsor, Port Huron, Michigan, Keswick, Pt. Edward, Exeter, Guelph, Caledonia, Brampton, Kakabeko Falls, Kit- chener, St. Thomas, Leamington, Goderich 'and New Jersey. Miss Diensayn Kennedy*: rondo, class mate of the bride, wore 11,1 length gown incel9ors of Or0444, yellow 41n4 °rage, fashioned in peasant style. She "carried a matching basket of ' mixed spring flowers. • • Mr. "Denis James, brother, la-law of the groom was" best man. Mr. Peter Bisback, brother-in-law of the bride and Mr. Robert Lindsay, brother of the groom were ushers. Mrs. Russell Hurst, aunt of the groom, played the Organ and during the signing of the register, Mr. David "Joe" McLean, cousin of the bride played "Amazing Grace" on the bagpipes and piped the couple put of the church. Following a reception at Berkley Hills chalet, the bride and groom left on a motor trip to Northern Ontario, the ,bride wearing a beige doubleknit dress with brown velvet jacket and brown accessories and a corsage of white carnations tipped with gold. "--\Duff'S United Church, Walton, was the scene for the wedding of Karen McDonald, R,R,2, Blyth and Bob Warwick, 100 Wellington Street, St. 'Thomas on May 26th 1973 at 5:30 when Rev. Derwin Docken performed the .double- ring ceremony. • The, church . was decorated with candelabra surrounded by floral arrangements of Yellow,, pink and mauve mums and daisies.. The' bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken IVIctionald, R.R.2, Blyth and.Mr. and Mrs. Ray War-wick of 944 Greendale Avenue, Sarnia are the parents of the groom. The bride, given in marriage -by her father, chose a floor- length empire waisted gown of white- chiffon over taffeta 'with the bodice and lily point sleeve's -made of lace. There was also a panel of lace around the bottom Of the skirt and the detachable train was accented with panels of lace. ,She wore a white picture hat accented down the back with , tulle• and white satin ribbons. She carried a sheaf bouquet of yellow, pink and mauve carnat- ions. They were. accented with a itellow ribbon and'• 'streamers. ritenda'Siiley watthi 'Was' the maid ofhonor and the flower the maid of honor and the brides- -maids were Terry Kunz, of Seaforth; Dianne Adkins Exeter' and Sandra Crich of Cargill. Darlene Stevens was the flower girl and the ring bearer was Murray Stevens. The maid of libitof and 'brideSirlaids were dressed_ alike in floral floor-length gowns of chiffon over taffeta. The yellow 'background was accented with pink, mauve and yellow flowers. Yellow picture hats completed their ernsembles. They carried nose- gays of yellow mums 'and white carnation s with yellow streamers. The Salvation Army are still serving God and country by helping the unfortunate, helping people who are looked down upon by society. At the beginning of this week Branch 156 conducted a convass on behalf of the Salvation Army in the town of Seaforth and the surrounding area. The members of the Branch feel it very fitting that we help our oldfriends col- lect funds in order that they might carry on their good works. PAST EVENTS " Last Friday the Bingo attracted eighty-four players. Prizes to the value of $322 were won. COMING EVENTS Friday June 1st - Bingo as usual at the Legion Rail: Saturday Tuhe 2nd - Branch 156 are providing an installation team to install the officers at the Brussels Branch, oars will be leaving the Seaforth Legion Hall at 7:30 p.m. Thursday June 7th - A Joint exe- cutive meeting will commence at 8:30 p.m. Thursday June 14th - General meeting and installation of of- ficers. All memberS, Honorary, Frater- natAffiliate and their wives are invited to attend the installation and dance. Meeting starts at 8;00 p.m. A • 4 (Photo by Phillips) WARWICK - McDONALD • DATSUN mow VP'' • The 2-door Coupe has made automotive history, It's tough, it's quick. And traditionally, it looks a lot sportier than its bigger brothers. When . 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