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Clinton News-Record, 1973-09-13, Page 6JACOBSON-SPRUNG Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Pallerson As seen cn channel $ee thew lined washem&dryeis at CHUTER PLUMBING I ELECTRIC 46 ICING ST. c'LINTON Phone 482-7652 NEWS-RECORD, rHEIR'SDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,3, 1,973 Auburn couple married 50 years Save with a Datsun 240—Z from Gerald's St, George's Anglican Church, Goder^ decorated with candela'bra with red gladioli and chrysanthemums made a lovely setting on August 25 for the candlelight wedding of Dwayne Owen Jacobson and Melanie Jane Sprung. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jacobson of Red Rock and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sprung RR2, Auburn. Canon Garwood Russell performed the double-ring ceremony and the organist was Miss Ann Legg. The soloist was Mrs. Emerson Rodger, RR 2 Auburn and she sang Our Wedding Song and 0 Perfect Love. Given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely in a floor-length gown of white embroidered nylon lace styled on princess lines, scalloped square neckline and long lily- pointed sleeves. A jewelled crown held her double veil of embroidered silk illusion, She carried a lace-covered white Bible crested with red roses, stephanotis with trailing rib- bons holding red rose buds, The matron of honor, Mrs. Bruce Vincent of Preston, the brile's, sister wore a floor- length gown of swiss red and white dot polyester with scoop neckline with red ruffle frill, empire waistline with ruffle tier, long sleeves with matching red long cuff and eight button trim. She carried a bouquet of red carnations and white mums and red flowers in her hair. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Leon Sprung of Goderich; Mrs. Alan Sprung of Red Rock, Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Moodily Is Shipping bay From Vows Stockyard CALL BAYIFIELO 565.2634 lily 7:30 a.m, Monday For Prompt Seteice Ne Cheries en Pickett t sisters-in-law of the bride; and Miss Eleanor Sprung of Goderich, cousin of the bride. They wore long gowns of red swiss polyester with white dot with white frills in similar design as the matron of honor, They carried nosegays of red carnations, white mums and white streamers and white flowers in their hair. The flowergirl was Miss Jana Lynn Vincent of Preston, niece of the bride, dressed similarly to the matron of honor with a circlet of flowers in her hair. She carried a white umbrella holding red and white car- nations and mums, The ringbearer was Master Shawn Vincent of • Preston, nephew of the bride. The groomsman was Lindsay Roy of Red Rock and the ushers were David Pigeon, Goderich, Steve Pernicky, Red Rock and William Empey RR 2 Auburn. Following the ceremony a reception took place in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall where the bride's mother assisted in receiving the guests dressed in a floor-length gown of apple-green silk polyester with silver and white trim and a white carnation corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a floor-length gown of blue crimplene, white accessories and a pink gardenia corsage. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Sprung of Atwood also assisted wearing a long black skirt with a blue figured silk top and a corsage of white mums tinted with blue. The hall was attractively decorated with red and white streamers flowers, rosettes and can- delabra., le- Following a wedding trip to Kincardine the couple will live at RR 2 Auburn. Guests were present from Rawdon, Que. Burketon Station, Toronto, Woodstock, Red Rock, Edgar, St. Catharines, Atwood, Stratford, Guelph, Ripley, Preston, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Goderich, Blyth and Auburn. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored with a bridal shower given by her cousin, Miss Eleanor Sprung of Goderich and Mrs. William Empey assisted by Mrs. Nor- man McClinchey, Mrs. Peter de Groot and Mrs. Emerson Rodger held a community shower. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Patterson held an Open House for their parents on the occasion of their golden wed- ding anniversary on September 1. An afternoon tea was held from 2 to 4 p,m, when many friends from far and near called to express their best wishes and congratulations. The evening was spent at the Auburn Community Memorial Hall visiting and dancing. Music was supplied through the courtesy of Bill Manning of Blyth. A tribute was expressed during the evening by Tom An- derson of North Bay, a long time friend of Mr. and Mrs, Patterson. He spoke in regards to their younger days, of school Stephen Richard Hamill% son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt of Auburn, recently graduated from the Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology in the two-year civil engineering technician program. Mr. Haggitt, who is a graduate of Goderich District Collegiate Institue has accep- ted a position with the traffic service division of the thy of Kitchener as a trafflt engineering assistant in the Department of Public Works. days, baseball days playing, coaching and managing of the Auburn team which eventually won the Ontario Champion- ship. Many lovely cards and gifts were received from many friends and relatives. Among the good wishes received were messages from Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau of Canada; telegrams from Gover- nor General Roland Michener and Mrs. Michener; Hon. William Davis, premier of On- tario; letters were received from Robert Stanfield; Robert Nixon; Bob McKinley, M.P. for Huron; Ross Whicher, M.P. Bruce; and Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. Huron-Bruce. A scroll was presented to the bride and groom of 50 years by Murray Gaunt on behalf of Premier Davis and the Govern- ment of Ontario to serve as a constant reminder of this memorable occasion. Mr. and Mrs, Patterson were married on September 5 1923 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carter at Westfield, Mrs. Pat- terson was the former Ulla Carter. They resided on the groom's farm on the 3rd line of East Wawanosh where they farmed successfully for many years prior to moving to their residence in Blyth in 1967. They have two sons, William who lives on the farm across the road from where his parenls' lived and Kenneth of Blyth. One daughter Shirley, Mrs. Darrell Wood lives in Toronto. They have 13 grand- children and one great grand- child. Guests were present from St. Petersburg, Florida; North Bay, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Hamilton, Woodstock, Allan Craig, Milverton and many other surrounding towns and villages, AUBURN SOCIALS Mr. and Mrs, John Sprung attended the Speidelberg- Csaa truter rdawy.edding at London last Recent visitors' at the Manse with Pastor and Mrs, Alfred Fry were Mr, and Mrs. George Lake of London and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander of Hanover.ere There be n Church sneerxvti ce i Knox Unitedvill i Sun- day owing to the anniversary service at Donnybrook United Church at 11 a.m. Rev. John Roberts of Belgrave will be guest speaker with the Shin- digs, a group of young singers providing the special music, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Bennett of Winclsor visited recently with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. Ronald Snell, president of the Auburn district of the Canadian Bible Society has an- nounced that the annual meeting will be held on Sep- tember 19 in Knox United Church, Auburn at 8 p.m. Rev. Jack Thompson of London will be the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Byrant of Smith's Falls visited last Thur- sday with Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Youngblut of Woodstock spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. Mrs. Donald Haines is a patient in Goderich hospital. Miss Laurel Duizer of Lon- desboro spent the weekend with her friend Miss Lorie Cart- wright, Miss Fern Symington and Hilda Meyrick of Toronto and Mrs. Walter Buchanan of Goderich called on friends in the village last Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Farrow and Mr. satnodn.Mrs. Jack Young of Mit- chell visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- Mrs. Celia Taylor visited last week for a couple of days at Parkhill with her daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell, Michael and Janice. Misses Judy Arthur and Lila Youngblut are on a trip to Moscow with nurses on a con- ducted tour. Wayne Scott began his studies at Lindsay at the Forestry College last week. Wayne Arthur began his second year at the same college. Mr, and Mrs. William Rieck of Kitchener visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, William Straughan. Mrs, Eleanor Bradnock was guest of the Western Fair MATERNITY WEAR at the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton Open 2.6 Closed Wads. board at a Ladies' Day Lun- cheon last Monday represen- ting the Women's Institutes of the London Area, Mrs. Oliver . Anderson, Mrs, Themes Haggitt and Miss Laura Phillips accompanied her to London. MRS. JOHN H. JACKSON Funeral aervices were held at Port Dover for Mrs, John H. Jackson who passed away at Chedoke, Brow, Hamilton. She was the former Lela Elizabeth Begley and was the widow of John H. Jackson. of Port Dover, She is survived by one son, Jack of Burlington and one daughter, Mrs, David (Marilyn) Bray of Montreal; also four grandchildren, and two sisters- in-law, Misses Lottie and Laura Jackson of Goderich, WALKERBURN CLUB Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hunking opened their home for the Walkerburn Club picnic on Thursday August 30. A delicious picnic dinner was en- joyed by everyone. Mrs. Deer and Mrs. Carmen Gross were in charge of the sports, The results were as follows: Tiny Tots, Joy McClinchey, Julie Cunningham; 7 and un- der, Darlene flunking, Roger Cunningham; 9 and under, Bruce flunking, Debbie Cun- ningham; boys 11 and under, David Gross, Paul McClinchey and Robert flunking (tied); Girls, Debbie Flunking, Karen McClinchey; men's race, Gor- don Daer, Larry Gibbings; wheelbarrow race, Bob Flunking and Bruce flunking, Steven Gross and David Gross; three-legged race, Mrs. Tore Cunningham and Karen McClinchey, Linda Cun- ningham and Darlene Flunking; ladies kick the slip- per, Joan Hunking and Kathy Flunking; men;s kick the slip- per, silliiPtpter scramble,LapLa RobertrryGib-b lunkine, Debbie Cunningham; Honking, tinoperson present, Bert Three interesting relay races were held with almost everyone involved Mrs. Jee4lunking was captain of one team and Mrs. Ted Hunking of the second team, Mrs. Joe Hunking's team won the candy race and Mrs. Ted flunking's team came out the winners of the toothpick and the soap relays. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Elliott Lapp with Mrs. Lloyd McClin- chey and Mrs. Lloyd Penfound in charge of lunch and Mrs. Worthy Young and Mrs. Elliott Lapp, program conveners. BALL-MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — 482,9514 SEAFORTH — 521.0910 NENSALL — 262.4713 Now. 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