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ondesboro United Church
s decorated with white
ate daisies which were tin-
pink, mauve and yellow;
delabra and white satin
ws marked the pews for the
ly 12 wedding of Steven Dale ,
alsh of Blyth and Judy -
arlene Kelland of Lon-
sboro.
The bride is the daughter of
to and Orville Kelland of
ndesboro and the groom is
e son of Mrs. Audiey Walsh
d the late Ben Walsh.
Rev, Stanley McDonald con-
cted the double.. ring
rernony, and Mrs. Barb
istrian was the organist and
companied Mrs. Bonnie
witt of Clinton, who sang the
iheme from Love Story" and
iunrise, Sunset."
Given in 'marriage by her
irents, the bride wore a gown
white chiffon that featured
empire waist, long sheer
.eves, square neckline and
a. headdress was a pill box
it attached to a sheer, full-
ngth train. She carried a
iuquet of white shasta daisies
ited pink and mauve and
flow rose buds.
The matron of honor was
rs. Linda Dixon of Clinton,
;ter of the bride. She was at-
.ed Oil a floor-length gown of
save ,dot„that
vira
featared,
empire iat%She wore a s
de-brimmed hat with mauve
bon and carried a bouquet of
site shasta daisies tinted
ilk, mauve and yellow.
The bridemaids were
nny Phillips of Clinton and
ances Bettye, friends of- the
ide and groom, They were
eased similarly to the matron
honor except in yellow and
rried flowers the same as the
atron of honor's.
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The ring bearer was Darryl
Dixon of Clinton, nephew of the
bride, and the flower girl was
Susan Walsh of Blyth, niece of
the groom. She was dressed its
a floor-length gown of pink
Swiss dot and had small, pink
bows in her hair, She carried a
small bouquet of the same
flowers as the bridemaids,
The groomsman was Bill
Bur\kholder of Blyth, a friend
of the bride and groom, and the
ushers were Larry Walsh of
Blyth and Ronnie Walsh of
North Bay, both brothers of the
groom.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held at the Clin-
ton Legion Hall, which was
decorated with candelabra.
After a wedding trip to Dear-
borne, Michigan, the couple
have taken up residence in
Blyth.
Horse show
success for
Trail Riders
A very successful Junior
Horse Show was held at the
Dungannon Fair Grounds
recently sponsored by the
Huron Trail Riders Saddle
„dub; The'ludge for the day was
Gar* Stoditad, of Waterloo.
Ring stewarts 'were Doug Riley,
Seaforth, Cecil Cranston of
Auburn, Harvey Hoggart of
Londesboro, and Gordon Johns
of Goderich.
The winners were: tyke trail
class, Greg Riley-Seaforth,
Suzanne Kirkland:Lucknow,
Andrew Flowers-Clinton;
junior trail class, Wendy Tyn-
dall-Clinton, Christine McNeil-
Blyth, Lisa Gumby-Lucknow;
senior trail class, Ken Fridom-
Belgrave, Joanne Stewart-
Auburn, John DeKroon-
Dublin; tyke equitation, Greg
Riley-Seaforth, Andrew
Flowers-Clinton, , Suzanne
Kirkland-Lucknow; junior
equitation, Brenda Taylor-
Lucknow, Patti Muegge-
Seaforth, Kim Riley-Champ;
senior equitation, Janice
Brooks-Seaforth, Michelle
Flowers-Clinton, Ken Fidom-
Belgrave; tyke barrel race,
Greg Riley-Seaforth, Andrew
Flowers-Clinton; Jr, novelty
barrels, Wendy Tyndall-
Clinton, Christine McNeil-
Blyth, Kim Riley-Seaforth; sr
flag race, John DeKroon-
Dublin, Ken Fidom-Belgrave,
Michelle Flowers-Clinton; high
point tyke trophy, Greg Riley
with Molly; high point jr,
trophy, Wendy Tyndall with
Lady; high point sr, trophy,
Ken Fidom with Tango.
The marriage of Karin, Ur-
sula Iden and Jeffrey Walkom
Shaddick took place on July 6,
at Martin Luther Church in
Kitchener, The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Erich
Iden of Bridgeport and the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick of Lon-
desboro. '
Rev, Johanna Rattel and
Rev. Stanley MacDonald of-
ficiated at the ceremony. Miss
.Melita Werner presided at the
organ. The choir of Martin
Luther Church sang two selec-
tions unaccompanied and Mr.
Helmut Koslowski played a
flute solo.
Given in marriage by her
parents, the bride's gown
featured long, full lacy sleeves,
cuffed at the wrist and a stand-
up-collar. The bodice, also of
lace, was enhanced by pear but-
tons. The full-length polyester-
crepe skirt was gathered at the
waist and met the bodice in a
peak at the front. The bride's
The Taylor's Corner Com-
munity Club held its annual
picnic at the Holmesville
School on Wednesday, July 31.
Martha DeBoer, president,
welcomed members and guests,
with a special welcome to new
residents in the community. A
short meeting was held before
activities began,
A letter was read from the
group's foster child in South
America and $64 was voted
totard drilling a well in
Ethiopia through U.N.I.C.E.F.
Della Rodges and Ila Oke
were in charge of the women's
program in the afternoon. The
results were:
Most buttons, Ida Snyder,
smallest waist, Marlene Bush;
most grandthildren, Ila Oke;
biggest shoe, Grace Bakker;
card game, Eileen Wieringa;
guess toothpicks in a jar, Mar-
tha DeBoer; drop clothes pins
in a jar, Martha DeBoer;
full-length veil was held in
place by a Juliette cap. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
red roses, white carnations and
stephanotis.
The maid of honour was
Krista Iden, sister of the bride.
The bridesmaids were Lloy
Shaddick and Traudie Kauntz,
They were gowned in pink
organza embossed with tiny
white daisies. They carried
floral baskets. The flower girl
was Erika Gierscher, a cousin
of the bride.
Richard Shaddick of Edmon-
ton was his brothetbs best man.
Ushers were Robert Shaddick
and Dieter Iden.
A reception followed at the
Bridgeport Community Centre.
Following a trip to Muskoka
and Ottawa, the couple will
reside near Moorefield. Friends
and relatives attended from
Pittsburgh, Florida, Edmonton
Toronto, Rodney, Essex, Lon-
don, Chatham, Mitchell, and
Blyth.
elimination contest, Helen
Westbrook.
Joyce Oke and Sylvia John-
ston looked after the children's
program and the results were:
Race under 4, Tammy
Talbot, Anglea Bakker,
Michael Bush, 5 to 8, Melinda
Wieringa, Cathy Oke; boys and
girls Kevin Talbot; race 9 to 12,
girls - Shiela Phillips, Yvonne
Wieringa, Cathy DeBoer, race 9
to 12, boys, Stephen DeBoer,
Allan Bakker, Harold
Wieringa; bubble contest,
Kevin Talbot, Yvonne
Wieringa, Shiela Phillips;
treasure hunt, Jan Ginn; lucky
stop, Harold Wieringa.
At 5 p.m. the men and other
members of the families arrived
and approximately 80 sat down
to an enjoyable supper and a
friendly chat with neighbours
in the community.
Goshen United Church in
Varna was tastefully decorated
with baskets of yellow and
white daisies; blue carnations,
pink gladiolas accented with
baby's breath and ferns, and a
display of candelabra for
evening wedding op July 19
when Helen Louise Colclough
of Clinton became the bride of
Ervin Robert Keys of Varna.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Colclough
of Clinton and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Keys of Varna.
Rev. Alex Taylor officiated
at the ceremony and Mrs. Doug
MoAsh was the organist who
sang "Praise my soul the King
of. Heaven" for the procession
down the isle, and "We've only
just begun" during the signing
of the register.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride chose a floor-
length gown of polyester seta
peau fashioned with Quipure
lace accenting the slightly
scoop neckline, Bishop sleeves,
front bodice and empire look
and also the top of the deep
plounged skirt sweeping to a
semi., cathedral length with
motching motifs, on the-front of
thez.,!likirk,A lace, clnkt,er held
tho r011ed illusion Yellin place,
and she carried l'i'bOuquet of
white daisies, pink sweetheart
roses, yellow and blue
stephanotis and baby's breath
and the bouquet featured pink,
yellow and blue streamers
which accented the
bridesmaid's dresses.
The maid of honor was
Esther Merrill of Bayfield and
the bridesmaids were Ruth
Anne Colclough of Clinton,
sister of- the bride and Debbie
Lockie of Huron Park. They
were dressed in gowns of sheer
floral Swiss dot with different
color underlay (Esther in
Photo by
Frank Phillips
yellow, Debbie in blue, and
Ruth Anne in pink) with scoop
necklines, empire waists, bell
sleeves, ruffles on the bottom of
the skirts and ribbohs matching
the dress colors on wide brim-
med hats,
They carried pink, yellow,
and blue daisies with baby's
breath with streamers of ribbon
matching the individual dress
colors,
Steven Keys of Varna was
the groomsman, and the ushers
were Wayne Cantelon of RR 4,
Seaforth, cousin of the groom,
and Danny Johnston of
Bayfield.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held at the Clin-
ton Legion Hall, and for a wed-
ding trip to Northern Ontario,
the bride changed into a beige
skirt suit trimmed with brown
collar and short sleeved cuffs
and she wore a multi-coloredai
corsage. The couple are
residing at. RR 1, Varna.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored at showers
given by Mrs. Peggy Colclough
of Vanastra, Mrs. Trudy Hill of
Varna, Miss Esther Merrill of
Bayfield and Mrs. Shirley Hill
of Varna.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jervis
of Burlington were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis, at
the Cantelon apartments at the
weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis
entertained a number of
relatives at their cottage on
Sunday in honor of brother
Lorne, who was having an im-
portant birthday. A good time
was had by all.
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ALL SERVICES ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
;:-. ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
i "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
MINISTER: LAWRENCE S. LEWIS, B.A., 11.th. • ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR: '
. MRS. DORIS McKINLEY, A. MUS. 0
SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1974
Union Services with Wesley Willis and Holmesville United
Churches at Ontario Street Church during August.
11:00 a.m. Worship Service and Nursery
11:30 a.m. Junior Congregation
SERMON:
"ARE YOU A DRIFTER MY FRIEND?"
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"THE CHURCH THAT CARES"
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MINISTER: JOHN S. OESTREICHER, B.A., B.R.E.
ORGANIST: MISS CATHARINE POTTER
CHOIR DIRECTOR: MRS. WM. HEARN
SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1974
Union Services at Ontario Street United Church .
during month of August
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Pastor Alvin Beukema, B.A., B.D.
zit4.11, 263 Princess Street
Services: 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
(On 3rd Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
Dutch Service at 11:00 a.m.)
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1974
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