The Huron Expositor, 1965-12-23, Page 5•
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PRYCE-BERNARD
White mums graced the altar
of St. John,'s Anglican Church,
Brussels, for the wedding on
Saturday, Dec, 4, of Irina Eliza-
beth Bernard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bernard, RR 4,
Brussels, and Gortion Leslie
Pryce, son of Mrs. Leslie Pryce
and the late Mr. Pryce. Rev. If.
L. Jennings officiated. Mrs. Bev.
Elliott played traditional wed-
ding music and accompanied the
soloist, Miss Christine Pryce,
when she sang "Wedding Pray-
er" at the beginning of the
ceremony, and "0 Perfect Love"
during the signing of the reg -
Insurance
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TORNADO CYCLONE
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The bride, given in marriage
by her father, .chose a flOOP
length gown of white peau de
sole. The dress featured a
panel of lace on the front and
a large bow accented the waist-
line at the back. The fitted bo-
dice had a scoop neckline ac-
cented with a band of lace and
long lilypoint sleeves. A white
brocade wedding ring headband
held her shoulder-len'gth veil,
and she carried a white Bible
crested with pink Sensation
roses and white streamers.
The bride was attended by
Miss Joan Pryce, sister of the
groom, as maid of honor, and
bridesmaids were Miss Shirley
Bernard, sister of the mride,
and Miss Grace Mathers, of
Bluevale. They wore identical
street -length dresses of blue
peau de soie, fashioned in a
sheath style with detachable
brocaded overskirts. Their head-
pieces were matching brocaded
wedding ring style with short
blue veils. They carried cas-
cades of pink carnations.
Wm. Campbell was grooms-
man and guests were ushered by
Robert Pryce, brother of the
groom, and Wallace East, Clin-
ton, cousin of the bride.
EXTENDING
GREETINGS
TO EVERYONE!
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For a reception following in
the church. parlors, the bride's
mother received in a green
heath style crepe gown with
black accessories, and wore a
corsage of white mums, The
groom's mother chose a red
sheath style dress with match-
ing hat and black accessories.
Her corsage was white mums.
For a wedding trip to Eastern
Ontario and Montreal, the bride
travelled in a cranberry red
double knit dress with black
coat and accessorries. A corsage
of pink roses completed her en-
semble. On their return they
will reside in McKillop Town-
ship.
Guests were present from
London, Kitchener, Winchester,
Galt, Clinton, Blyth, Seaforth
and Brussels.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honored at a shower
given by her friends and neigh-
bors.
Waiter: "May I help you
with your soup, sir?"
Diner: "What do you mean?
I don't need any help,"
Waiter: "Sorry, sir. Judging
from the sound, I thought you
might - wish to be dragged
ashore!"
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CHILOS--REEVES
Meta Elizabeth Reeves be
came the bride of Dougla
Raymond Childs in a ceremon
in First Presbyterian Church
Seaforth, on Friday, Dec. 17
at 7 p.m. The bride is th
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Reeves, Seaforth, and the groom
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don Childs, of Perdue, Sask.
Rev. D. 0. Fry officiated at the
double -ring ceremony. Miss
Carol Brown was organist, and
Walter Cutbush, Exeter, great
uncle of the bride, was solo-
ist, and sang, "I Love You
Truly."
Given in marriage by her
father, the,. bride chose a floor -
length dress of white peau de
soie with fitted white lace bo-
dice, trimmed with transculent
sequis. The bodice also featur-
ed long lilypoint sleeves. Her
fingertip veil was held in place
by a -coronet trimmed with
seed pearls and transculent se-
quins, and she carried a white
Bible crested with yellow ros-
es.
Maid of honor was Miss Jane
Salter, of Kitchener, cousin of
the bride, She was gowned in
floor -length gown of gold peau
de sole with matching wedding
ring headpiece and accessories,
and carried a spray of yellow
Lister Hibbert roses. The brides-
maids were Miss Linda and
Miss Greta Childs, sisters of the
groom. They wore floor -length
gowns of blue peau de sole,
fashioned the same as the maid
of honor, with matching acces-
sories, and carried similar
flowers. Flower girl was Deb-
bie Dolmage.
The groom was attended by
Mr. Jack Ungarian, brother-in-
law of the bride, as grooms-
man, and ushers were George
Reeves, brother of the bride,
and Robert Shapton, Exeter,
cousin of the bride. Arthur
Childs, brother of the groom,
was ringbearer.
A reception was held in the
Orange Hall following the cere-
mony, with the Eastern Star
ladies catering.
For travelling to points south
the bride changed into a grey
suit with white feathered hat
and black accessories. A black
Persian lamb coat and a cor-
sage of pink roses completed
her ensemble.
Guests were present from
Perdue and Saskatoon, Sask.,
Clinton, Exeter, Stratford, Kit-
chener and Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Childs will re-
side at 4 Wing, RCAF Station,
Germany.
Beavers Short
With Port Elgin
Seaforth Beavers went down
before Port Elgin by a score
of 7 to 8 at the Arena here
Tuesday nigtt.
It was not without a fight
that they lost the game. The
absence of Ken Doig was felt
on the producing line of Mc-
Laughlin and McLlwain. The
team was also without the serv-
ices of Ray Anstett for the
first period.
It was good to see the two
Dick boys in the line-up. Back
from their European trip, they
gave a good account on their
first appearance.
The game started a little one-
sided as Port Elgin scored at
1:11, 1:31, 9:25 and 1220 be-
fore the Beavers could put the
puck in Port Elgin nets, The
clock was registering 19:05
when Bob Doig scored on pass-
es from Dolmage and McLlwain.
During this first twenty, the
play was a little erratic OA the
part of the Beavers as line
changes were made.
Seaforth started fast in the
second period, and at 47 sec-
onds McLaughlin got the tally,
assisted by McLlwain. That goal
was evened by Port Elgin at
7:20. At 13:34 Bob Beuttenmil-
ler, on a perfect pass from Ray
Anstett, added another goal to
the local scoring, From this
point on it was again Port El-
gin's game as they got two
quick goals at 17:28 and 18:29,
to keep themselves ahead by
7 to 3.
Seaforth opened the scoring
in the third and last period and
also closed it. The team pull-
ing together scored four goals
to Port Elgin's one. The Beav-
er's goals • were scored at 3:31
by Bob Doig, assisted by Beut-
tenmiller; 7:47 by T. Dick, as-
sisted by McLlwain and Mor-
ton; 9:39 by Bob Doig, assisted
by Beuttenmiller and Manbert;
12:35 by McLaughlin, assisted
by McLlwain and T. Dick. Sea -
forth was disallowed a goal at
approximately the 10 -minute
mark as the play had been off-
side.
Ten penalties were awarded
by the officials. Seaforth receiv-
ed four, while Port Elgin took
six.
SEAFORTH - Petrie, Teall,
Dolmage, T. Dick, McLaughlin,
McLlwain, Morton, Ray, Beut-
tenmiller, Anstett, Sills, B.
Doig, Manbert, J. Dick.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Jake Broome spent Sun-
day at the home of her cousin,
Dr. Annabelle McEwen, in
London.
Mr, Luis Devereaux, a stu-
dent at the College of Dentistry,
University of Toronto, is spend-
ing holiday§ with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Devereaux.
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Stew-
art and family, of Toronto, are
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Stewart.
Mr. Robert McDonald, of
Albert College, Belleville, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hutchi-
son, of Markdale, visited here
on Saturday.
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BLESSINGS
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At this Holy Season, let us remember
Him Whom we seek, and may His
spirit be with you in all the days of •
the year to come.
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Viyella Shirts 11.95 to 14.95
Penman's & McGregor Sox.. 1.00 to 1.95
Forsyth & Warrendale Pajamas 4.50 up
Currie & Abbey Ties 1.00 to 2.00
Hickok Belts 1.50 to 2.50
Forsyth Jewellery 2.50 to 5.00
Lyons' Slippers 3.95
John S. Brown Hankies 35c to 69c
Biltmore & Stetson Hats 8.95
Penman's Sweat Shirts 2.95 - 3.50
Stanfield's Ski Pajamas 5.50 - 5.95
Wolsey English Hose 1.50
Wolsey Scotch Sweaters.. 13.95 to 19.95
Tony Day Pullovers and
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R. Sr K. Dresses 19.95 ,. 45.00
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Kayser Gloves 1.95 - 12.95
Scottish Scarves 1.00 - 3.95
. Kenwood Blankets 12.95 - 19.95
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Brophy Umbrella 3.95 - 10.95
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Monkton
Tops
Warriors
Winthrop Warriors • lost a
close game to the Monkton
Wildcats by a 6 to 5 score. The
game was played in Seaforth
Monday night, Monkton open-
ing the scoring at 3:15 of the
first period on a goal by G.
Smith. Winthrop evened the
count a 6:45 when Ken Dev-
ereaux scored on a pass from
Winston Powell.
In the second period, B. Deitz
gave Monkton a lead at 1:13,
but Jim Strong from Winston
Powell and John Varley made
it 2-2 at 16:35. F. Baley scor-
ed on a screen shot from the
blue line at 17:54 to give Monk -
ton a 3 to 2 lead at the end
of the second.
In the third period Frank
Malone tied the score at 3:27,
but Monkton came back with
goals by Ludington at 8:33 and
McEwan at 9:31. Goals by Ray
Powell from Jim Strong and
Winston Powell at 13:16 and
Art Murray from Frank Malone
at 15:21 brought the Warriors
even once again. Monkton scor-
ed what proved to be the win-
ning goal at 17:45 by B. Deitz.
Winthrop pulled their goalie in
the last minute, but couldn't
score the equalizer, making the
final score 6 to 5. Monkton
served eight of the 13 penal-
ties called in the game.
Marden Here Monday
The next Warrior game will
be Monday, Dec, 28, when Mar-
den will be here to play Win-
throp.
Farmer's Wife (to druggist):
"Now, be sure and write plain
on those bottles which is for
the horse and which is for my
husband. I don't want nothin'
to happen to that horse before
the spring plowin'."
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By BOB HUARD'
As the Everts activities dimin-
ish during the Christmas sea-
son, Bob hasn't much to say
this week. He takes the oppor-
tunity to wish his readers a
Very Merry Christmas'
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Figure Skating
The Seaforth Figure Skating
Club has been on the go late-
ly. An average of approxi-
mately 35 skaters attend the
Wednesday practices and are
doing fine. it is really "cute"
to see some of the young ones.
Credit must he given to the
older members who are doing
a good job.
The last time I talked to Mrs.
Helen Brady, she told me that
the theme of the Skating Carn-
ival had been chosen. This will
give the club something to
work on.
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"Why this trouble with his-
tory dates? . . You can
remember two hundred phone
numbers!"
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