The Citizen, 1987-09-23, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987.
Ken Cousins, Sheila Whitehead wed in Teeswater
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cousins
Candles, pink gladioli, carna
tions and joyful music greeted the
guests who gathered to witness the
wedding of Sheila Pearl White-
head and Kenneth James Cousins
on August 22, 1987 at the
Teeswater United Church. Rever
end William Slinn conducted the
double ring ceremony.
Sheila is the youngest daughter
of Pearl Whitehead of Teeswater
and the late Everett Whitehead.
Ken is the youngest son of John
and Merle Cousins of Brussels.
The radiant bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Stewart
Whitehead of Sarnia. She wore a
white, satin gown featuring puffed
sleeves fitted at the elbow with a
wide cuff. The gathered bodice was
accented with scattered pearls.
Sheila carried a cascade bouquet of
pink roses, orchids and ivy.
Ken received his bride dressed
in formal white jack, black pin
striped pants and black tie.
Matron of honor was Ruth
Johnston of Newcastle, sister of
the bride. The bridesmaids were
Elaine Page of Toronto, friend of
the bride, Gwen Cousins of St.
Thomas, sister of the groom and
Maureen Beattie of Wingham,
friend of the bride.
The bridesmaids and matron of
honor wore royal blue satin dresses
with gathered bodices and full
puff sleeves. They carried bou
quets of pink rubrum lilies,
carnations and statice.
Attending the groom were best
man, Brian Ten Pas of Brussels,
and ushers were Doug Cousins of
Kitchener, brother of the groom,
Brock Whitehead of Teeswater,
brother of the bride, and Terry
McCutcheon of Brussels, friend of
the groom. The gentlemen were
attired in black tuxedos with black
ties and vests.
Instrumental and vocal music
was provided by Margaret Cars
well at the organ, Sheila Anderson
of London at the piano and Diane
Wall on the flute and trumpet.
Vocalists were Janet Horner of
Shelburne and Ruth Johnston,
sisters of the bride. Selections
included “Memories”, “Beginn
ing Today”, “Canon in D”,
Benedictus”, “Endless Love”,
and “Walk Hand in Hand.”
Guests were invited to the home
of Pearl Whitehead for a social
hour to view the gifts .Adinnerand
reception followed at the Tees
water Complex. The bride’s moth
er received guests, wearing a
street-length dress of white pleat
ed crepe with navy accessories and
aburgundy orchid corsage. She
was assisted by the groom’s
mother who chose a pink sheer
street length dress with a white
orchid corsage.
After a short holiday in Northern
Ontario, the young couple return
ed to their home in Brussels. Ken is
employed by Ten Pas Construction
in Brussels and Sheila is employed
in Wingham at Town and Country
Homemakers.
Hospital Penny
Sale begins
It’s almost time for the annual
Penny Sale sponsored by the
Clinton Hospital Auxiliary. Can
vassers were out approaching
businesses and organizations in
Clinton, Blyth, and surrounding
areas last week, seeking donations
for the fund-raising event.
Organizers of the event say they
hope to raise $7,500, which will go
toward furnishing a room in the
new obstetrical wing of the hospi
tal.
Donations for this year’s sale
will be displayed at the Anglican
Church Parish Hall on Rattenbury
Street in Clinton from September
17 to the draw date.
Each card of tickets costs 50
cents. The draw will be held on
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