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Rev, Jolin c« Boyne united
in marriage Eleanor Christine
Wright and Richard JamesScott
in a double-ring ceremony at
Carmel Presbyterian Church in
Hensall on Saturday, August 5,
The bride is. Hie daughter of
Mrs. Esther Wright, Kippen,
and the late Frank Wrlj^it, and
the groom is the son of Mrs.
Betty Scott, Seaforth, and the
' late Malcolm Scott,
Wedding mpsic was played by
Mrs. Don Carter, Seaforth. She
accompanied the soloist, Miss
Joan Sinclair^ SQafprtli, who
sang "Perfect Love” before the
ceremony and ‘‘The Wedding
pyayerrr during' me signing of
the register.
Given In marriage by her*
uncle, Qrland Reichert, Hen
sell, the bride chose a floor
length gown of peau de faille
on princess lines, The bodice
was fashioned with a round
neckline and angel sleeves em
bossed with dainty scrolls of
ribbon over sheer. Two rows
of tiny covered buttons enhanced
the gown from the neckline jto
the hemline of the skirt which
swept to a chapel train. A'
dainty pillbox of matching Mb-
ric held her shoulder-length
veil of French illusion. The
bride carried an all-white bri
dal bouquet of philonopsis or-
chids.
Miss Gaye Elliott, London,
attended the bride as maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. Don MeClinchey, Galt,
Miss Cheri Scottj Seaforth, and
Miss Lois Wright, Kippen.
The four attendants were gow*
ned alike in floor-length,
sleeveless gowns of melon chif
fon pver taffeta, featuring pet
alled necklines. They wore mat.
ching pettaled headpieces of
tulle and chiffon, and carried
cascade bouquets of pink and
white roses and fern.
Ian Sim, Galt, attended the
groom as best man. The usher s
were Wayne and Charles Scott,
Seaforth, and James Wright,
Kippen. L ■
To receive her guests in the
church parlor, Mrs. Wright
chose a two-piece dress of aqua
lace, white chiffon picture hat,
white accessories and a cor
sage of talisman roses. She
was' assisted by the groom’s
mother in a pink linen sheath
dress with pink lace bodice and
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matching sleeveless, tliree?
quarter-length coat. W.ithi -ttiiiei
she wore a navy silk-velvet
picture hat, navy accessories
and a corsage of white roses.
Following an evening recep-
ti,p|i in the Legion Hall, Sea-
forth, the bride and groom left
pn a wedding trip to Bermuda.
For travelling, the bride wore
a powder blue silk crepe dress,
white straw hat and white pat
ent accessories,
■ On their return, they will re-
side on Chalk Street, Seaforth.
PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS
Weddings of Interest
Prior to her marriage, the
pride was entertained at show*
ers given, by Miss Mary Lan-
sink and her mother, Mrs. John
Lanslnk, Seaforth; by Mrs,
Peter De Wys and her sister,
Mrs, Thomas Penhale at Mrs.
De Wys’ home on the Par Line;
and by Mrs. Stanley McIlwain
and Mrs. WllliamRivettatMrs.
McIlwain’s home, R. R. 2 God
erich.
Mrs. Wright entertained at a
trousseau tea for her, daughter
on Saturday, July 29, Pouring
tea were Mrs. Lloyd Holland,
Exeter, grandmother of the
groony-elect; Mrs, OrlandRei-
chert, Hensall; Mrs. Everett
McIlwain and Mrs. Stanley Mc
Ilwain, Goderich, aunts of the
bride-elect.
In the ^afternoon, gifts and
trousseau were displayed by
Mrs. Keith MeClinchey and
Misses Cheri Scott, Debbie Mil-
ler, Margaret Flannery and
Lois Wright, The guests were
served by Misses Gaye Elliott
and Linda Workman. Assisting
were Mrs. David Triebner,
Mrs. Bert Faber and Miss Bren
da Triebner. In the evening,
Mrs. Gary Alexander, Mrs,
Peter De Wys, Misses Carol
McIlwain, Mary Lansink and
Lois Wright showed the gifts
and trousseau. Serving the
. guests were Mrs. Greg Mac
Donald and Mrs. Don McClin-
chey. Assisting were Mrs. Or
ville Workman, Mrs. Ervin
Sillery, Mrs. David Triebner,
Mrs. William Norman, Mrs.'
Harold Mawson, Miss Linda
Workman and Misses Janice
and Nancy Sillery.
The guest book was in the
charge of Misses Susan Scott
and Cathy McIlwain.
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HILL - MUSTARD
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UNDEOQQP HEHP&BSW
In a lovely summer wedding
bnSaturday, -August 5, at St,
Paul’s Anglican Church, Hen-
sail, Margaret jean Henderson
and Byran Kenneth Underwood
exchanged vows before the Rev.
H. A. Seegmiller at a double
ring ceremony in a floral set
ting of white mums.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mrs. John Henderson and the
late John Henderson, Hensall,
ajid the groom’s parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Under
wood of Gorrie.
' W eading music was provided •
by Mrs. Frank Forrest,
church organist, who apcomp-
anied the soloistt Mj^s Maugr ,
Goodwin of Hensall, who sang
’ "The Wedding Prayer” and "O
Perfect Love.”
Given in marriage by her
brother John Henderson, Hen-
sail, the Pride chose a floor
length gown of white organza
with chapel train, styled with
an empire waist, scoop neck,
line and puffed sleeves, and A—
line skirt trimmed with bands
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of pleated organza and lace,
Her illuslpn
veil was held In. place with a
headdress of roses and she
barribd' a bridal bouquet of
‘ white roses and ivy,
The bride was attended by
• her sisters, Miss Sylvia
Henderson of Hensall, as maid
of honor, and Miss Kathle Hen-
derson, Hensall, bridesmaid, nr.r<..T„
gowned in floor-length pink. W green and blue dress with
crepe fashioned with Empire* ’ ------------- *
, waist, bodice trim med with pink
* lace daisies, pink illusion veils
caught to a headdress of pink
roses. They carried nosegays
of pink roses.
Jack Mann, Gorrle x.was
‘ groomsman and Keith Lindsay,
Hamilton, ushered.
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, For receiving at the recep.
UQn in Hip church parlour, the
bride’s mother wore a pale
■green silk ensemble with mat-
ching accessories. The groom’s
mother assisted wearingorchid
prgandy oyer taffeta with ac
cessories in white. Both wore
corsages of white gardenias.
For travelling to the East
coast, the bride were a pais*
navy accessories and a cor
sage of pink roses.
The couple will reside in
Gorrle where the bride is on
the teaching staff of Howick
Central Public School.
Gpests attended from New’
Brunswick, Hamilton, Gorrle -
Exeter and Hensail.
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APPEAL for FUNDS
FINAL THREE WEEK BLITZ
Candelabra and baskets of
pink gladioli and white regal
lilies formed the 'setting in
Varna United Church for the
recent marriage of Shirley
Dianne Mustard- and Beverley
Gordon Hill.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Alex J. Mustard
and the groom’s parents are
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon L. Hill,
all of Varna.
Rev. M. Morrison, assisted
by Rev. C. Jardine, officiated
at the double-ring ceremony,
. while Mrs. Bruce Keys, Varna,
aunt of the groom, presided at
: the organ. The soloist, Miss
Sharryn Barfoot, Arva, sang
"Just a closer walk with Thee”
and "The Wedding Hymn”,
Given in marriage by her
• “father, the bride looked lovely
in a floor-length gown of white
transition organza over taffeta
fashioned with a shallow scoop
neckline, belle sleeves and
sheath skirt. Chantilly lace ac
cented the bodice,' the belle
- sleeves, and;-also-bordered <a-
detachable’ chapel»-train1 ’Wfriqlw*’
'.'extended -'from a’selfibbw at
- the empire waist. A four tiered
scalloped illusion veil was held
in place by a cluster of seed
pearls and three .miniature
roses. She carried a cascade
of pink roses, gardenias, steph.
anotis and ivy.
Miss Nancy Mustard, Varna,
jwas her sister’s maid of honor
and bridesmaids were Miss
Lynda Hill, Varna, sister of
the groom, Miss Ruth Ann Neil,
Kincardine, and junior brides
maid was Miss Wendy Mustard,
Varna,sister of the bride. They
were dressed alike in floor
length gowns of multi-colored
organza over pink terelyne
crepe with scooped necklines,
sleeveless empire bodices and
sheath skirts. Floor-length
veils of pink nylon tulle fell
from a circle of pink minia- :
ture carnations in their hair.
They carried nosegays of pink
carnations.
Flowergirl, Miss Marion
Hunt, Seaforth, niece of the
groom, wore' a floor-length
gown of pink organza over pink
terelyne crepe. She wore pink
carnations in her hairv and
carried carnations in a small
wicker basket.
Best man was Nick Whyte,
Seaforth,and ushers were Dave
Inglis, Walkerton, Edgar Pil
grim, Eden Grove, and Sandy
Mustard, Varna, brother of the
bride.
For a wedding reception at
The Little Inn, Bayfield, the <
bride’s mother received her J
guests wearing a light blue 1
crepe sleeveless sheath dress
featuring a front draped panel
and scooped neckline compli- '
mented by pink accessories.
Her corsage was of pink sweet- ;
heart roses and miniature car
nations. The groom’s mother
assisted,. wearing a two-piece ,
sleeveless ivory knit suit ac- ■
cented with ivory satin trim and ?!
off-white accessories. SheYi/ore
i.a^assa^:,?p.^<^igmaa^.Qsesj 1
For travelling to Expo ,and
through the northern United
States, the bride chose a sleeve
less taffeta sheath dress in '
brown and white with -a float
ing-chiffon over-coat trimmed
with brown satin around the
neckline and bottom of the.
sleeves.' With this she wore
accessories of brown and white
and a corsage of yellow sweet
heart roses.
The young couple will reside
on the groom’s farm at Varna. ’
The groom is a graduate of
the Diploma Course, OAC; Un
iversity of Guelph,
Prior to her marriage the
bride was entertained at sev- '
eral showers given in her hon
or by Mrs. ..George Cantelon,
Seaforth, and Mrs. Bruce Keys, j
Varna; Mrs. Elgin Thompson, I
Kippen,and Mrs. John Mustard, <
Brucefield; and the Varna Com
munity ladies in the Town Hall.
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