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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-08-20, Page 9ENGELAND -MaCGREGOR A LA POINTE - MELADY • • c. ' INVITATIONS O ANNOUNCEMENTS IN FORMALS ASK FOR • ACCESSORIES 4461)0 ,0140 9/ebtNATIONALt.., LET US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR WEDDING PLANS COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL GIFT REGISTER Also receive a free 6-month subscription to The Huron Expositor when your order your invitations, , SEAT ORTH Phone 527-0240 Zr t340411fts,,,...--°"""wlez=0. .1" Me Timm Pt, ti SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAYOAUGUST 20, 1970 Second Section, Pages 9-14 _ 0, 4 • I • a bodice of -white trimmed with blue lace and a 'skirt of blue chiffon over taffeta. She car- ried a basket of pink carnat- ions 'and _white shasta daisies. Mrs. Stewart, organist, played traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Ruth Jackson, London, who sang "0 perfect Love" The groomsman • was Mac Engeland, Stratford ,and Law- rence Ribey, 'London, ushered the guests. The reception was held in the Church parlours. For a wedding trip to the East Coast, the bride travelled in an ensemble• of mint green and white fortrell with corsage of pink carnat*s. - The couple will reside on Mornington Avenue, London. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at three showers. The staff of Lorne Avenue Public School, London, held a surprise shower in late June. Her -twin sister, Mrs. Ribey, of London; was hostess for a miscellaneous shower for Lowilon friends' and relatives. Former Hullett friends and neighbours showered her with many useful'gifts at the home of Mrs. Jack Carter. Weddings Are Summer Feature (Photo by Phillips) STUBBINGS ADAMS , in a floor-length gown of white lagoda. The bodice, with Empire waistline, featured a high round collar and full-length sleeves which were trimmed with French Chantilly lace. The A-line skirt was also trimmed with chantilly lace with a chapel train draped gracefully from the mid-back to the floor and enhanced by French chantilly lace. A French bonnet held the elbow length- bridal veil. She carried an arjr bouquet of long stemmed yellow roses. The mai d of honour, Miss Jeanne Melady, Calgary, sister of the bride, was dressed in a floor-length gown of yellow chif- fon. The bodice, with Empire waistline was accented by a high round collar and was trimmed with Siviss Guipure lace. The flowing overskirt Was also trim- med with bands of Swiss Guipure lace, The bridesmaids were Miss Anne Arnold, Lucknow and Miss Joyce Ryan, London and-they wore Margaret Ross MacGregor,, daughter of Mrs. Ross MacGre- gor , Seaforth, and the late Ross MacGregor, exchanged wedding vows with Harry L. Engeland, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Engeland, Stratford, in Sea- forth United Church. on August 7th at 6:30 p.m. with Rev. J.C. Britton and Rev. Thomas Han- cock, Uncle of the groom of- ficiating. The Church was decorated- with candelabra and arrange- menteof pink and white mums. The bride, given in marriage „., by her brother, Charles MacGregor, of Brighton, chose a floor length gown of ,hand clipped Chantilly lace on Empire, lines. . The bodice was fashioned with lily point sleeves and a scalloped - "'bateau neckline . The A-line skirt featured a front panel of Lagoda enhanced by an Empire bow • sweeping to a chapel train. Her two tier veil of French illusion was held in place•by three dainty flowers and sprays. She carried a white Bible showered with pink carnations, white ribbon and blue straw. Mary Ribey, twin• sister of the - bride, was the matron of honor wearing , a floor length gowq of Empire style featuring Mr. Bertrand LaPointe of Mont Louis, Gaspe, Que. and Miss June Anne Melady were united in marriage on July 25 at St. Col- umban's Roman Catholic Church with Rev. P. A. OostVeen officia- ting at the double ring ,ceremony and singing 'the nuptial mass. The groom is the son of Monsieur and Madame Lorenzo taPointe, Mont Louis, Que. and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melady, R.R. 2, Dublin. The altars were decorated with yellow and white snap- dragons and white baby breath. • Paul Horan, provided music for the Mass and for the soloist, Miss Bernadette Nagle, who sang • "Christians by Our Love", "You'll never Walk Alone", "Take Our Bread" and "Joy is Like the Rain." • Don Melady, brother of the bride and Tony van Bakel served the nuptial mass. Given in marriage by .her father, the bride looked lovely Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, enhanced by arrange- merits of white glads and pink mums, was the scene of the • wedding of Trudy Ann Adams, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 4fr H. Adams, Goderich, and Robert S. Stubbings, Windsor, son of William Stubbings, Kitchener and the late Mrs. Stubbings on August 1st at four o'clock. The Rev. G. Lockart Royal, Goderich s of- ficiated at the double-ring sere- . moray. • The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a batiste goWn, designed in Mpntreal, which was empire waisted with bishop sleeves and round neck- line. The sleeves and neckline were trimmed with white floral applique. The cathedral train, draped from a bow at the waist. The bride's headpiece was fash- ioned of batiste with trim mat- '. ching the floral applique on the dress which held the shoulder ' length veil. She carried a colon- ial bouquet of purple miniature carnations, violets and baby's identical gowns. All carried a single long stemmed rose of orange delight and wore' match- ing head bands of sweetheart roses. The groomsman was Mr. Tram Melady, R.R. 2, Dublin, brother of the bride and the guests were ushered by Mr. Brian Melady, Seaforth and Mr. Jim Melady, London. A dinner 'was served at 5:30 in the Brodhagen community Hall and a ',reception followed. The bride's mother received the guests dressed in a coat dress ensemble of white lace over yelloW chiffon with a matching hat of tulle, white accessories and a corsage of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. She was assis- ted by the groom's mother who wore a coat dress, in beige and brown with beige accessories and corsage of bronze chrysanth- e mum S. ' For a wedding trip to Niagara Fall" and Northern Ontario, the bride donned a blue crepe pant outfit with wide brimmed white hat and a corsage of pink sweet- heart roses. They wilklive in Gravenhurst. Prior to her marriage' the bride was honored at several showers one in Thompson, Man- itoba, where the nurses with whom she worked at General Hospital honored her with a shower. In London, Miss Pa- breath. Miss Mary Jayne McManus, Goderich was the maid of honor and , the bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Bracey, Toronto, Mrs. M. Zurbrigg, ,St. Marys,, Miss Elizabeth Cochrane, Goderich and Miss Linda Riddell, Toronto. They wore floor length gowns fashioned of voile. The empire waisted gowns had long sleeves and stand-up collars. The bodice was decorated with flowers in shades of fuschia, pink, red and turquoise on white background. The white skirt was trimmed at the waist with a fuschia coloured velvet sash. They wore white picture hats 'trimmed with the same fuschia coloured velvet rib- bon. They each carried a pink mum with fuschia streamers. Ken Littlejohn of St. Thomas, was the groomsman and the ushers were Don Riddell, Wind- sor, Gord. Gonyow of Windsor, Brian McGregor, cousin of -the bride, Seaforth and Tim Lowes, nephe of the groom, Chatham. The. orgahist was William tricia Ryan, Miss Joyce Ryan and Mrs. Harry Ryan entertained in her honor. At her home in St. Colurnban a shower, sponsored by Mrs. Hazel Dorsey, -Mrs. Helen Mc- Grath, Mrs. Esther Kelly and Mrs. Irene Kelly, was attended by neighbours and friends. SHOWER Miss June Anne Melady, a bride of July 25, was hon- ored by her neighbours at a shower sponsored by Mrs. Ha- zel Dorsey, Mrs. Helen McGrath, Mrs. Fergus Kelly, and Mrs. Irene Kelly. Games were played and a program was provided with Judy Dorsey and Patti O'Rourke tap-dancing and Lynn and Ann Albert playing the gui- tars. The guest of honor thanked the ladies for the many gifts which were wheeled in in the oven of an imitation' electric Stove. Lunch was served by the sponsors. The following ar'dress was read by Mrs. Pat MacRaft, Dear Anne:-We've gathered here tonight to say, Congratulations On your coming wedding day, But first let's look into the past, The years have seemed to go so fast, It's not long' since you were in school, In St. Columban, and learned the Golden Rule, Then (Continued on Page 14) Cameron. The reception was held at ,,the Bayfield Community"Centre where the tables were decorated with pink candles, ribbon and baby mums. The head table was - centred with wedding cake and decorated with tuschia ribbon, pink candles, rose bowls and bordered with ivy. The bride's mother received the guests wear- ing a turquoise silk dress with matching jacket and hat, white accessories and corsage of miniature carnations and pink roses. The groom's sister, Mrs. Gerry bowes,assisted wearing , a .turquoise dress with pleated sleeves, bone coloured acces- sories with corsage df deep pink roses. . For the honeymoon the bride travelled an a blue linen dress, trimmed in bone shade, bone shoes, embroidered handbag and pale blue leather gloves. She wore a corsage' of stephanotis, corn- flowers and pink roses. The couple' will reside in Sudbury, Ontario. Guests attending the wedding were from Toronto, Hamilton, Michigan, Windsor, Ch'atham, St. Thomas, Amherstburg, Owen Sound, Port Elgin, Simcoe, Kit- chener, St. Marys, Seaforth"and Clinton. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at a shower given by the staff of Centennial Road Public School in Scarborough . wher e she taught.,It was held at the home of Mrs. Syd; Stevens of Pickering. She was also feted at a mother and daughter shower given by Miss M ary Jayne McManus and MisS Elizabeth Co- chrane at the McManus' cottage. Arrangements of white and yellow shasta daisies with trail- ing ivy placed in the centre of the candelabra stands and cir- cled- with tall yellow candles formed the background for the marriage of Debbie Anne Miller and Paul Patrick Rau in St.'wJam es Church; Seaforth, at 7:00 p.m., on Saturday, August 8, 1970. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller are the parents of the bride and the groom is the son of Mrs. Isabel Rau and thrlate arerdan Rau.The double-ring ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Father Laragh. The bride, given in,marriage by her father, chose a white formal gown of nylon organza over taffeta, high wedding ring neckline, empire waist, long sheer sleeves with fitted cuffs. The gown had tiers of guipure lace on skirt and bodice. with a tear drop detachable train also trimmed with matching applique. Iler bouffant silk illusion shoulder-length veil edged with guipure lace was held in place by a cluster of rhinestone and pearl flowers. She carried'a bouquet of white carnations and yellow sweetheart roses intertwined with trailing ivy. Miss Vickie Miller, sister of the bride, was maid of honour and the bridesmaids were Miss Julianna Rau, London and Mrs. Gerry Armstrong, St. Marys, sisters of the groom. They wore identical' empire styled gowns in stripped yellow voile. Guipure lace circled the high neck. The full sleeves had tight cuffs with matching trim of guipure lace, interwoven with satin • ribbon. -Panels of guipure lace created a bib effect. They carried bouquets of white and yellow shasta daisies with trailing ivy. They wore flowers in their hair that matched their bouquets. Mr. John Neilson, Stratford, cousin of the grooms was best man. The guests were ushered by Mr. Wayne Rin, Exeter, -and ' Mr. Gregory Rau, Seaforth, bro- thers of the groom. (Photo by Phillips) The soloist, Mrs. Ken cardno, friend of the _bride, sang "The Voice that Breathed Over Eden" , "0 Perfect Love", and "The Lord is My Shepherd", and was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. John Cardno. FollOving the wedding, a reception was held at the Seaforth Legion Hall. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a dress of oliVe green silk shantung and coat of multi coloured silk shantung. She chose beige accessories with a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. 'The groom's mother• received the guests in a mauve ensemble of stripped mauve voile with fine lace over taffeta. She chose, white accessories and a cor- sage of white sweetheart .roses. The bride's going away outfit was an empire waist sea blue crepe dress. Around the bodice guipure lace was inter- woven with satin ribbon, with long bell sleeves. She chose white accessories and a corsage of white sweetheart roses. The couple' travelled to Northern Ontario for their honeymoon. • The couple will reside in Seaforth, Ontario. Prior • to their marriage a shower for the bride and groom to be was held at the cottage of Mrs. Theirha Wright at Hayfield with Mr.- and Mrs. Orville Oke as host and hostess. Debbie and Palk were presented with a pair of sterling silver candle holders from the neigh:- bours. ' Mrs. Ken Cardno and Mrs. Gregory Rau held a miscellan- eous shower for Debbie at the home of- Mrs. Ken Cardno. Miss Sharon Talbot had a surprise shower for the bride to be and Mrs. Bill Hotigert and Brenda held a miscellan- eons shower for Debbie. Friends, neighbours and relatives were present at these showersand she received many lovely gifts." ¶ht Toon RAU - MILLER expositor