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' 'rl• 2 y 1, 7 L., 1� , •y l 1 -MOO"! x h 's ��y�('7 ��y�!'l� �A�+y� ►l/j��y�+�' f ' � sir 1t v +� yr /��'F'F^�11,00 19", 4 (Photo by Phillips) '�, S NSE ................ , SILL TOW ND• (Gordon Campbell Studio) 1 ' r`y fir,} Kathleen Mary Sills and brown and orange rose print ENFIELD -'CASE s i Gerald William Townsend were-', collar and matching frontbow. united in marriage on Saturday, She wore a small corsage of A pretty wedding took place in ringbearer was Andrew Tavis and July 6, at 3 p.m. in St. Janes' yellow• roses. Trinity Anglican Church, Streets- the flowergirl was Jeannie Church, Seaforth. ' Father The groom's mother chose a ville, on May 25, when Dale Whaley.. McMICHAEL - KRUSE H.J.Laragh officiated. The bride full-length pastel pink floral print Charlene, daughter of Mr. and The groomsman was Aldo is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dress. It featured a • rounded ° Mrs. Chas. Case of Streetsville, Augustene. The bride was given Spring flowers decorated St. Organist for the ceremony was Francis C.J.Sills of Seaforth. The neckline- and sheer long sleeves. was united in marriage to Law- in marriage by her father. Mrs. Thomas Anglican Church, April Robert Palin and Mrs. Cleave groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. She wore a rose corsage. I tre ce Enfield, son of Mr. and Audrey Bellamy was the organist. 20, for the . marriage of Brian' Coombs sang The Lord's Prayer Elmer Townsend of R.R12, Mr. Ronald Sills, Kitchener, Mrs. rank Enfield of Scarbor- Fallowing the wedding, a re- McMichael and Heather Kruse, and I Believe. "" Seaforth. godfather of the bride, was ough. v. Tonid Adams per- eeption' was held at the Wildwood both of Seaforth, with Rev. S. The bride . chose a dress of Given into marriage by her Master of Ceremonies. formed the ceremony. Golf anti, Country Club. Sharples officiating. white satin with lace inserts on father, the bride chose a dainty After dinner and reception at The matron of honor was The bride was born in Seaforth.,. -The bride is the daughter of the lower part of the sleeves. Her dress featuring a fitted bodice Seaforth Legion Hall, the couple Yolanda Augustene and the and is a granddaughter of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. George Kruse and long veil hung from her white _,..W4th a bib ruffle„ sheer long left for a trip to Northern Ontario. -bridesmaids were Julia Enfield E.C. Case and Mrs. John Taylor the groom is the son of Mrs. Lois satin bonnet which, tied under the . slee'ves gathered jnto a ruffled` For travelling the bride chose a and Claudia Augustene. The of Seaforth. McMichael. chin. She wore her mother's gold cuff,stand up collar and panel sleeveless dark print dress with , necklace wh, contained a cameo --skirt with an apron design in lace white collar and , white 01 pearl and am hyst and carried a and flowing into a short train: Her acee'ssories. On returning, the f t •" bouquet of red and white �> q short Juliet -veil was trimmed to couple will reside at 19 Adelaide X¢ r a z s*xlst: ; r ,F, aF;r carnations. match the lace edging of her St., Arthur. ` , ' ' x Maid of honor was Kathy Dale NA �qs , ;: W dress. She carried a nosegay of Special guests to the wedding { b of Clinton. She wore aPowder yellow roses, white daisies and included 'Miss Elizabeth Wood u " � � x N5 , t blue polyester knit dress and carnations. and Miss Olivia Foster from York; carried a r� i. uet of ink and P The maid of honour, Miss Anne En land. Miss Wood is Mrs. a;� ' s.: i, white carna�.on Sills sister of the bride wore an Sills' niece. Also present were Bridesmaids were Tracy. Carter Apple green sleeveless dress with " Mr. and Mrs. T.D.Sills of British and Glenda Butt, both of Sea- V-neck and white reveeres. A Columbia, and Mrs. G.J.Sills Sr forth. The were owned Y g sheer floral print friangle .shawl and her son Mr.G.J.Sills Jr. of �'; •: x t ,� i x �.� d=; identical to the maid of honor. , , ,, �� -• ,„� .� �,�� , `�^ a�., .;, ��,�;, ,, with ruffled edges completed her Baltimore, Maryland. Jack Storey; Seaforth was best outfit. She carried a garden style Guests were present from man. Larry. McMichael, Wood- arrangement of white daisies and Kitchener, Toronto, Duntroon, stock and Paul. Kruse, Seaforth sweetheart roses highlighted by New Hamburg, Seaforth and. DERK JAN TOONK parable "By Invitation of Jesus" Anglican Church Notes were ushers, apple green straw flowers. surrounding area. Mr. Derk Jan Toonk passed for the combined services in Rev. G.A.Anderson conducted Following the ceremony a , -Bridesmaids were Miss Jane' Previous to the wedding, the away at his home at R.R.#2, Rensall United Church on Sunday the service in St. Paul's Anglican reception and dinner was held at S,ilis and Miss Joan Sills', sisters bride was honoured'by showers Kippen on Wednesday, July 24, , morning and. Mr. Earls Shapter Church. The theme of the sermon the Seaforth. Gplf , and Country , .of•,tpe. bride., They, were gowned held by Mrs. Thelma Pryce at her 1974 in hiAV76th,.'y#,af. ''' Xsang, a,sola'ti`How: Lovely'afe; Thy , was '"The Wages; of Sin". The Club: There the bride's mother alike in lemon yellow dresses and home, Mrs. C.P.Sills, Mrs. Alice Beloved husband of the former Dwellings" accompanied on the orchestra' played "Tell me the received guests in a floor length floral shawls similar in style to the McConnell and Mrs. James Johanna Hurrnick. Dear fattier of organ by Mrs. Turkheim. During story of Jesus'` and also, gown of white woven silk with maid of honor. They carried Slattery at St. James' School; and Gerald, at home, and Mrs. August, services will be held. ih accompanied in the singing of the spring flowers as a 'predomineut similar bouquets. Mrs. Christine Tremeer at her Eugene (Gertrude). Jacques, the Carmel Presbyterian Church hymns. The flowers were placed pattern. The best q'ian was Mr. Murray .home. London. Brother of Gerald, at 11 a.m. with Rev. W.D.Jarvis in memory of the late Mrs. Mary - The grrom's - mother wore a McClure, friend of the groom. Palmerston, ' , and Mrs. John as Minister. Taylor. gown of afternoon blue polyester Guests were ushered by Mr. N@WS Of -� (Marie) Wassinkt Drayton. Also knit with corsages of white and George' Townsend, brother of the surviving are two brothers and five sisters in Holland. Grand- 46ther of. Brian Jacques. The late Mr. Toonk rested at the Bonthron Funeral'Chapel in Hensall until Friday, thence to , ,Bethel Reformed Church, Huron' Street East in Exeter where service took , place with Rev. Henr VanEssen officiating pink respectively. groom and Mr. James Sills, Previous to the marriage, the brother of the bride. The men, bride was entertained at a shower were outfitted in -•dark broawn• at the home of Mrs. Ivan Carter, tuxedos with velvet lapels and Egmondville where she received they wore, yellow ruffled shirts a bride's book. Kathy Dale also and brown velvet bow ties. gave a shower for the bride. Miss Margaret Sills; sister of After a wedding tripto points the bride, was gowned in a pink Mr. Lloyd'Heard is a patient in east, the, couple set up residence ensemble similar to the Victoria Hospital in London,. . in Stratford.. bridesmaids, was organist for There will be no Church service Y 'Interment Exeter Cemetery. The Agriculture and Canadian Personals Guests attended the wedding ' Mrs'. Ruth Townsend, the in" Varna United Cburch ,during Pallbearers were Barend Industries meeting of the Staffa, Neighbors rallied around and from London, Woodstock, Strat- groom's sister-in-law, and her the month of August. Services VanSteeg, Gerben' Wynja, John Women's Institute was held ,helped Bert Mahaffey with his ford, Sarnia, Mitchell, Clinton, sister Mrs. Grace Campbell who will, commence on Sunday, Sept- Neevel, Clarence Smillie,., Orval Wednesday evening July 24, in ' ,haying this year as Mr. Mahaffey Oil City, Tillsonburg and Blyth. sang "This Day God Gives Me", ember 1. cooper and Herb Duizer. the township hall with 11 mem- hasn't been well. Giving a hand "Take My Hands" and "The ' Rev. and Mrs. Alex Taylor will Flowerbearers were . Albert. Gerald Toonk Gary hers present. were, Stan Pullman, Philip Elliott, News H I I Wedding Prayer". Miss Sills also the music for the be taking their vacation in Scotland. Toonk, and In the absence of the President,: James,' Jo Burns, Lorne of e n sa provided week's Wassink, the 1st vice-president, Mrs. Frank and Bob Roney, Art and Nuptial Mass which followed the Personals . Charles Douglas, presided and Ross Smale and, Arthur Kemp. Mrs. Herb Kercher attendgO deremony. Miss Joan Gorwell, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mason Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Ivey, opened the meeting with the Mr. and Mrs. Gar Finlayson Y Y the funeral of her sister, the late friend of the bride, read the •p 1 FORTH Montreal, a d granddaughters, gg Mary Stewart Collect and a poem are enjoying a trip to, the east Mrs. Margaret Nichols on Wed- g scripture readings for the g and Andrew of London, and Mr. Gayle and Dawn, visited with 'on July. It was decided to have a coast. nesday last to Toronto. Others ceremony.. JEWELLERS Mrs. Daisy Ivey on Tuesday display at Mitchell Fall Fair and' Gordon •CoIquhbun, Glen Rus- attending were Ross Kercher, Guests were received at afternoon. also entertain at our October ton and Jim Hocking are enjoying Mr. and Mrd: Spencer Jeffery, Seaforth Legion Hall by the +for •the "bride Mr. and Mrs. Andy Orr of meeting. It was decided to go to a' motor trip to the eastern Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. James H. parents of and groom DIAMONDS, WATCHES Exeter visited with' Mrs. -Rachel the Royal Winter Fair in Nov- provinces. Jordan, - London; Mr. Percy and the wedding party. JEwr:LLERY, FINE CHINA chwalm on Tuesday. ember. A committee was named Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron" Y Wright, Kippen; Mrs. Orland The bride's mother was • • • • Mar and Gregory Merritt have Y g Y to plan a quilt block for display in are enjoying a trip to the western Reichert; Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. gowned in a full length, bone All Types of Repairs returned .. td Oceanside, tie Science Centre in Toronto. provinces. - Ben Ruston, Staffa; Mr. Carl white, polyester sleeveless dress California, after spending : their Dalton, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. with matching short jacket. The Phone 527-0270 .-summer vacation with Mr. and A letter was ready from Scar- Gordon Wright, Alliston. dress was highlighted with a Mrs. Carl Payne. Mr. and Mrs. ; John Skea Sr. cliffe Women's Institute, in the ty Derbyshire, England, le friends our First WMS and David have returned from a $skin or er with 1 t th " k t' t Institute. Roll call was answered F.C•ISills • 1Mayor "GOD, SAVE 11W QU=T' IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE * Refrigerators .*....Ranges. Wo : _r N• BEFORE' YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO- AFFORD'- ' THE PRICE •Living Room Suites Kitchen Suites Dining.Room Suites Mattresses and Box Spring's SEE US FOR ALL YOUR PRINT SUPPLIES Book Your Needs In Plumbing, Heating Electrical Work Before The Fall Rush! S in-gs Up To 307 INGERICH'.....► Sales & Service ,LAtd. Zurich ' a f o r t h 236-4351 521-0290 p easan ree wee vacs ion o Jedburgh, Scotland, by everyone naming an imple- FRUITS and 'VEGETABLES of, the SEASON Mr. and Mrs. Arie Roobal of ment beginning with one of their has July ��TTugq�baken, Oud-Beyerland, , initials. 1�olll li are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Worden pre - Mrs. Sim lioobal for four weeks. sented an interesting paper on meeting PEACHES=PLUMS =TOMATO -ES - 4 and 6 quail$ Miss Margaret .Fuss, R.N., of the motto "He is king upon his Honolulu, Hawaii for fourteen throne, who has acres of his The First Church W-NT.1S. years, is vacationing with,her own." Mrs. ,Jo Van Valkengoed meeting postponed from the ARRIVI-NG D parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry chose as her topic Agriculture in previous week was..beld July 25 at 1 S t b M F H h h 11 d ( 1 d) Sh t Id Fuss unti ep em er. rs. uss underwent eye surgery and is o an er ome an e o about the Poldars where the sea is 2:30 p.m. The president, Miss Jean Scott, opened the meeting <"^ •�^': ><s„„, ; with Mr. and Mrs. John Skea Sr. 'a piano by Mrs. Robert McCaughey convalescing at home. drained and put into production •. r hR� k r t' , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb of PROCLAMAT Speaks.', After singing hymn weeks holidays with his ' grandparents. A presentation of an Institute .Pin was made to Mrs. Garnet Hymn 606 'All the Way My Saviour Leads Me" was sung. ”°"'` ;':#`"':<;:`k.>h"- < TOWN OF SEAFQRTH' Lucan, who motored to Saskatoon On instruction .from the Municipal Couiwc% I q r hereby proclaim WAT J Monday, Augusi 5,1,97 $9 and Regina and other points of CIVIC -HOLI DAY!' nineteen members, stating fhe IN THE TOWN -OF SEAFORTH and respectfully request the citizens and bus= inessmen to observe the occasion. interest for a three week holiday, Y visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F.C•ISills • 1Mayor "GOD, SAVE 11W QU=T' IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE * Refrigerators .*....Ranges. Wo : _r N• BEFORE' YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO- AFFORD'- ' THE PRICE •Living Room Suites Kitchen Suites Dining.Room Suites Mattresses and Box Spring's SEE US FOR ALL YOUR PRINT SUPPLIES Book Your Needs In Plumbing, Heating Electrical Work Before The Fall Rush! S in-gs Up To 307 INGERICH'.....► Sales & Service ,LAtd. Zurich ' a f o r t h 236-4351 521-0290 p easan ree wee vacs ion o Jedburgh, Scotland, by everyone naming an imple- FRUITS and 'VEGETABLES of, the SEASON Mr. and Mrs. Arie Roobal of ment beginning with one of their has July ��TTugq�baken, Oud-Beyerland, , initials. 1�olll li are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Worden pre - Mrs. Sim lioobal for four weeks. sented an interesting paper on meeting PEACHES=PLUMS =TOMATO -ES - 4 and 6 quail$ Miss Margaret .Fuss, R.N., of the motto "He is king upon his Honolulu, Hawaii for fourteen throne, who has acres of his The First Church W-NT.1S. years, is vacationing with,her own." Mrs. ,Jo Van Valkengoed meeting postponed from the ARRIVI-NG D parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry chose as her topic Agriculture in previous week was..beld July 25 at 1 S t b M F H h h 11 d ( 1 d) Sh t Id Fuss unti ep em er. rs. uss underwent eye surgery and is o an er ome an e o about the Poldars where the sea is 2:30 p.m. The president, Miss Jean Scott, opened the meeting <"^ •�^': ><s„„, ; with Mr. and Mrs. John Skea Sr. 'a piano by Mrs. Robert McCaughey convalescing at home. drained and put into production with a -poem "And So God Andrew' Mason is spending wase o ed 'b all. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb of for agricultural purposes.. This Speaks.', After singing hymn weeks holidays with his ' grandparents. A presentation of an Institute .Pin was made to Mrs. Garnet Hymn 606 'All the Way My Saviour Leads Me" was sung. ”°"'` ;':#`"':<;:`k.>h"- < ;: :,; "`'"' "'''`'""' StAFORTH Lucan, who motored to Saskatoon was begun in 1958 and over 154, the roll call was answered by I WAT C H and Regina and other points of 600,000 acres have been taken nineteen members, stating fhe interest for a three week holiday, Y visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. from the sea since then. minister whom they were :' .' " ` "' for this week's A nutrition hint was given by christened. Members having a . Gordon Schwalm a d Mrs. Ive t1 Y Mrs. Charles Douglas 'who also birthday in July responded to the n Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mason distributed pamphlets on cereals birthday box. A moment's silence va;;. • and Andrew of London, and Mr. and nutrition and Canada's Food in memory of Mrs. John Gordon HANDBILL and Mrs. John Skea, Jr. of Huron Guide. - was taken. Mrs. Van Rooi'en ave '> ,?:;•:,< Park visite over the wee en A trio of melodies played on the the treasurer's report. Mrs. Ann <"^ •�^': ><s„„, ; with Mr. and Mrs. John Skea Sr. 'a piano by Mrs. Robert McCaughey Ap-ar ingtrod-viced the study ner3o�1- from Andrew' Mason is spending wase o ed 'b all. b' "A Pra er of Dedication. „ :,:.�....:....::::• } n�`k>' ` .r ::::: >s?„;:::> weeks holidays with his ' grandparents. A presentation of an Institute .Pin was made to Mrs. Garnet Hymn 606 'All the Way My Saviour Leads Me" was sung. ”°"'` ;':#`"':<;:`k.>h"- < ;: :,; "`'"' "'''`'""' StAFORTH I Mr. and Mrs.Robert McArthur , ..Taylor who has moved to Seaforth Prayer followed by Miss • Jean and their folir children from by Mrs. Charles Douglas on Scott. The topic "Let My People w Snowflake; 'Manitoba, visited behalf of the Institute members. Go" taken from the study book' Weditesday and Thursday of last The -meeting dosed .with -0 '"For a Time Like This" was aided A +week with her cousin, Mrs°'Laird Canada, followed by a "Dutch by Ann Agar reading threeopon a day Wednesdayand Frida ht: till99M... Mickle. _ Lunch" served by Mrs, Jo Van passages •ot; scripture. Following y hold Joint Servlcee Valkengoed and Mrs. Penelope• the hymn 374, the meeting closed , 1e Rev. on Beck reached on u ' t 4 � P Fell. with prayer. .. 1