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TUESDAY
PT. .5th; 1967.
At 9 a.4,1„.
Attention Farmers!!
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All School Buses will operate over the
same routes as were in use at the end
of the last school year.
All routes will be 1-eviewed upon
completion of registration and may
be revised at that time .to provide
maximum service.
-"Yu're next!"
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Buses will leave on route trips each schoo
day at 8 a.m.
For further information, contact:
Huron Centennial
Schoo
Brutefield
Phone 482-3330
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Phone. 527-0240 : Seaforth
LANSINK—TALOT
Amidst a setling or orange.
glads and candles, Barbara Tat:
bot was united in marriage to
Mr. Remy Lansink, Seaforth, at
Northside United Churgh, on
August 19th, at 3 p.m. The Rev.
J. C. Britton officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
Theiorganist, Mr* J. A. Stew-
art, prayed traditional wedding
music and accompanied the' sol-
oist, Mr:.1. A. Stewart, when he
sang "The Lord's Prayer" and
"0 Perfect Loe".
• The bride is the daughter. of,
Mr. J. W. Talbot, Seaforth, and
the late Mrs. Talbot and the
groom is the son of Mr. and.
Mrs. John Lansink, Seaforth.
Mr. Bill Pinder, Seaforth, was
groomsman and Mr. George
McIlwain, Seaforth and Mr.
Mike Malone, Woodstock, were
the ushers)
• The' bride, on the, arm of her
father, wore a white sheath
gown styled' with. empire bod-
ice- of alencen lace and elbow -
length sleeves,„ A 1ce train fell
from her shoulders and was
held in place with 'bows. A
headpiece of flowers' held her
floor -length illusion veil. She
carried a crescent bouquet • of
orange delight roses.
Miss Sharon Talbot, Seaforth,
sister of thebride, was maid of
honor and Ars. George McIl-
wain, Seaforth, and Mrs. Rob-
• ert Smitham, Milwaukee,' Wis-
consin, sisters .of the bride,
were' bridesmaids. They were
dressed in flopr-length printed
shantastic linen dresses styled
with sheath skirts and empire
bodices and plain colored or-
ange coats with bows on, the
shoulders completed their ,
semble. They wore .matching
bqw hadpieces; and carried
crescent bouquets of white
poms.
. The wedding dinner was held
in the church parlor.
For the wedding trip the
bride donned a yellow lace
dress ever taffeta with navy
accessories • and cdrsage of
white poms.
The couple will reside at 337
Home, Street,.partment 14,
Stratford, Ontari&Jr
Guests were present from
Milwaukee, • Oakville, Mi on,
Lindsey, Dundalk, don,
Markdale, 'Kitchen Niagara
Falls and Millerburg, Ohio.
Sh'owers were held for the
bride at the home of Mrs. An-
drew McNichol, Seaforth, with
Mrs. MeNichol, Mrs. Robert El
liott and Mrs. .-Clarefiee Mc=
Nichol„, as hostess and at the
home of Mrs. John Burrell, Oak-
ville.
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