Clinton News-Record, 1979-05-03, Page 15MR. AND MRS. HARRY GREYDANUS
• Spring wedding
' Early spring was the
setting for the wedding of
Eda Steegstra and Harry
Greydanus who were
united in marriage on
March 23 at 6:30 p.m. at
the Christian Reformed
Church inr Clinton.
Candelabra with large
dusty rose fugi, pink
chyrsanthemums, red
roses and white baby's
breath decorated the
church.
The Reverend W.A.
Ludwig of Goderich of-
ficiated at the ceremony.
Organist, Cris Guetter of
Clinton played while
soloist, Grace Dykstra of
Exeter sang, "The Lord's
Prayer" and "There is
Love".
The bride is the
daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Peter Steegstra of
Goderich and the groom
is the son of Mrs. B.
Greydanus of Clinton.
The bride wore a gown
of white quiana jersey
knit featuring long
straight lily point sleeves
with covered buttons on
the cuffs and from the
back of the neck down to
the waist. The sleeves
were trimmed with lace
from the top of the elbow
to the point. The capulet
and bodice were -rounded
set in appliques of
Belgium lace with tiny
seeded pearls and
sequins. The mandarin
neckline, empire waist,
long gentle skirt with
attached chapel train and
pure silk illusion
cathedral veil were all
trimmed with matching
Belgium lace.
Matron of honor was Jo
Anne Verhoef of Varna.
She wore a one piece
dress with long sweeping
pleated skirt in a shiny
triacitate dusty rose
material. The half length
sleeves were split from
the shoulder to the elbow.
She wore a dusty rose
carnation in her hair and
carried a bouquet of
dusty rose, pink, and
white carnations, red
miniature roses and
white baby's breath.
Bridesmaids were
Teresa Steegstra of
Kitchener and Janet
Steegstra of Goderich,
sisters of the bride. They
were gowned the same as
the matron of honor and
carried the same
bouquets.
. Flowergirl was Angela
Postma of Clinton, niece
of the bride. She wore a
long white jersey knit
gown with long sleeves
and attached cape
trimmed with dusty rose
velvet and white lace.
Groomsman was Rick
Schilbe of Kitchener,
friend of the groom.
Guests were ushered
into the churbh by Jerry
Steegstra ofKitchener,
brother of the bride and,
Jake. Greydanus of
London, brother of the
groom.
Ring bearer was James
Dykstra of Thornton,
nephew of the groom. He
carried a white jersey
knit pillow trimmed with
matching dusty rose
velvet ribbon and white
lace.
Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception
was held at the White
Carnation in Holmesville
where the guests and
bridal party were en-
tertained by the Hop -
man's Brothers of
Chatham.
Guests were present
from Niagara Falls,
Toronto, London,. Kit-
chener, Barrie, Watford,
Sarnia, Petrolia,
Stratford and surroun-
ding areas.
Prior to the wedding,
the bride was showered
with gifts from the ladies -
of the Christian Refor-
med Church in Goderich
and at the home of the
matron of honor and also
at the home of Jane
Chisholm of Dungannon,
friend of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs.
Greydanus will reside at
R.R. 2 Goderich.
By concerned citizens
Concerned citizens
from all parts of Huron
County met recently in
the First Baptist Church,
Clinton.
President, Lloyd Barth,
chaired the most in-
formative meeting. Lloyd
McClinchey opened the
meet'r- ''h w •tv'r.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 3 , 1979—PAGE 15
Book issue meeting planned IMAGE"
In business arising out
of the minutes, members
on the Program Com-
mittee reported on what
they had done towards
the planning of a public
meeting concerning the
book issue.
The place for this
meeting will he Cent -n!
Huron Secondary School,
165 Princess Street,
Clinton, Ontario; the date
and time are Thursday,
May 3 .beginning at 8
p.m.; and the guest
speaker is Reverend Ken
Campbell of Milton,
Founder and President of
Renaissance Inter -
Baptists enjoy concert
A very enjoyable time
was spent at the First
Baptist church here
Sunday evening April 29.
The church was full when
people from Goderich,
Auburn and Clinton and
district attended. A
Dies in Wingham
Mrs. J. Charles
Robinson of 155 Shuter
Street, Wingham, passed
away Friday, April 20, at
the Wingham and District
Hospital in her 87th year.
Mrs. Robinson was
born in East Wawanosh
and was the former
Katherine Mary (Kate)
McClinchey. Her parents
were the late John and
Julia McClinchey. She
married Mr. Robinson in
Milverton on March 30,
1915, and they resided at
RR 2, Auburn, until 1950
when they moved to
Wingham. He died on
April 27, 1958.
Mrs. Robinson was a
life member of the
Donnybrook Women's
Missionary Society and a
member of the Wingham
United Church.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Herbert
(Jean) Dainty of
Petawawa and Mrs.
Douglas (Irene)
Williams, London; two
sons, Gordon of Wingham
and Edward, RR 2,
Auburn; 13 grand-
children and eight great
grandchildren. There are
two sisters, Mrs. Charles
(Esther) Potter,
Parkhill, and Mrs.
Charles (Iona) Jefferson,
Clinton; and two
brothers`; Gordon
McClinchey of Blyth and
Sydney McClinchey, RR
1, Auburn. She was
predeceased by three
brothers, Henry, David
and Wesley.
The late Mrs. Robinson
rested at the Currie -
Walker Funeral Home
until April 23 when ser-
vice was conducted by
Author dies
Funeral services were
held in Seaforth on
Monday for Huron
County historian and
author James Scott of
Seaforth, who died
Friday in a Guelph
hospital.
Scott, 63, author of The
Settlement of Huron
County, was former
assistant to, the president
of the University or
Waterloo. At one time, he
also taught creative
writing at' the University
of Western Ontario and
was a member of the
English department at
the University of
Saskatchewan.
He also was literary
editor for the Toronto
Telegram and author of
scripts for the CBC.
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Final resting place will
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Pallbearers were six
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Norman McClinchey,
Harold McClinchey,
James Maclntosh and
Lorne Huey. Floral
tributes were carried by
Ted Mills and Bert
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special musical service
consisting of hymn
singing, choruses, "A
Noah's Ark Musical"
conducted by Clinton
Bible Club and a puppet
show by the First Baptist
Church, Goderich and
Bible Club followed by
solos, duet, scripture
reading and prayer.
A number of musical
numbers by Pastor E.
Anderson, his wife
Phyllis and daughters
Kathy and Marianne was
really enjoyed.
Another service is
planned later in the year.
A short fellowship
followed when tea and
cookies were served
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Ken Campbell will be
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speech as microphones
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Dungannon, Bayfield,
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for Ken Campbell to
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