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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-06-06, Page 14MR. AND MRS. J. E. VIDAL These Days Your Spouse Is The. Very Least Of Your Worries • Where to Ike? e Need a ear? • llou to pa} the rent or down pa)tnent? Let "The Helpful Bank" Help You ' Erase Those Worries The Royal Bank Clinton Remember Lori Lyn BEAUTY SALON ON NEWG ATE ST. GODERICH The Bride is Done "Free" with her BRIDAL PARTY 524-9337 th.,0"e The bride's heir is as important as Mr gown. A visit to the Lori Lyn Beauty Salon will mire a style appropriate for any occasion, Whether a simple Innocent look or perhaps an elegant, more sophisticated style. The Lori Lyn ,Beauty Salon ,Pigo 14 Pastel shades dominate . • pretty spr i ngt ime nuptials Knox Presbyterian Church in •Goderich was decorated with pink candles and pink gladioli .arranged by La Boutique for the May 4 wedding of Barbara Ellen MacLeod and James Eric Vidal, both of Toronto. Rev, G. L. Royal officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Pagon, Goderich, Mrs. Eric Vidal, La Bret, Saskatchewan, and the late Eric Vidal are the parents of the groom. Wedding music was supplied by Wm. Cameron, church organist. Piper Glen MacGregor, Brucefield, piped Amazing Grace during the signing of the register and also piped the bridal party in and out of the church. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. She wore a floor-length gown of cham- pagne pink Imported Swiss Chiffon over satin, hand designed in France. A chiffon rose topped a back buss,le which flowed into a three-foot train over a large full skirt, ruf- fled at the hemline. A high ruf- fled collar topped the bodice which featured long fitted sheer sleeves with ruffles at the wrists. A tiny pearl cross was her only jewelry. A handmade chiffon 'rose headpiece held her four-layer champagne pink and white shoulder-length veil. She carried a bouquet of rose pink baby roses and lily of the valley arranged in a cascade effect which fell to her knees. Matron of honor was Mrs. Linda Machan, Sarnia. She wore a dress of woven mauve cotton with fine lace ribbing through it. It was styled with a scoop neckline, short puff sleeves and a ruffle at the hemline. A deep purple ribbon accented the empire waistline and was tied in a bow at back with long streamers. She wore a matching mauve nylon, large brimmed hat with a deep pur- ple band and bow at the back, and carried a large white straw basket filled with deep purple petunias, white daisies and mauve dried flowers. A delicate deep purple ribbon adorned the handle of the basket at one side, Bridesmaids were Mrs. Sharon Brindley, sister of the bride, RR 4, Goderich; Mrs. Suzanne Kolkman, sister of the bride RR, 6, Goderich; Mrs. Janet Durbatch, Toronto; and Miss Joanne Smith, Toronto, They were gowned identically to the matron of honor except in colors of green, blue, coral and yellow respectively. They carried large white baskets of daisies, petunias, lily of the valley, ivy and dried mini flowers in colors to match their dresses. Each basket was tied with a delicate ribbon to match each dress. All baskets and gowns were arranged by La Boutique. Junior bridesmaid was Miss Mary Lynn Pagon, sister of the bride, Goderich. She was gowned in pale pink over darker pink lining in material and style as worn by the senior bridesmaids. She wore a mat- ching large brimmed hat and carried a .lace parasol filled with pale pink daisies and white, lily of the valley. Pale white streamers touched off the parasol arranged by La Boutique. Groomsman was John MacDonald, brother-in-law of the groom, La Bret, Saskat- chewan. Ushers were Chuck MacLeod, uncle of the bride, Toronto; Richard Durbatch, Toronto; Henry Kolkman,. brother-in-law of the bride,, RR 6, Goderich; and James Brin- dley, brother-in-law of the bride, RR 4, Goderich. Ringbearer was Andrew Telford, Goderich, dressed -in Highland outfit wearing the bride's tartan. Pink candles and pink gladioli decorated Sunset Golf and Country Club where the wedding reception was held. The bride's mother received her guests in a floor-length gown featuring a bodice of pastel ice blue and brown in paisley design imported chiffon over creme background and a creme-color light crimp skirt. The bodice had a high neckline with mandarin collar and long fitted sleeves. Her corsage of delicate white lily of the valley with blue dried flowers was tied with a dark brown ribbon. The groom's mother selected a floor-length mint green crepe dress with long mint green chif- fon sleeves. The bodice was styled with a roll collar. She wore beige accessories. Her cor- sage was of yellow carnations. Following a wedding break- fast held Sunday morning for the bride and groom and all their out-of-town guests at the bride's home, the young couple left on a two-week honeymoon trip to Hawaii. The bride travelled in a lovely light weight woolen linen two-piece ensemble featuring a black sleeveless dress designed with an eight-sectioned A-line skirt and a matching black jacket fit- ted elegantly at the waist. It had white rounded French lapels and white rounded French cuffs. Tiny white covered buttons .accented the waistline of the jacket and the cuffs. Her hat was also hand- tailored in matching material with a large floppy brim. The topside of the brim was white with black topstitching. Her going-away ensemble was designed especially for her by La Boutique. She wore white wrist gloves and black' and white shoes. Her delidate cor- sage was of white lily of the valley with dark red dried flowers. The couple are residing in Toronto. Out-of-town guests were present from Ottawa, Toronto, Parry Sound, Bracebridge, Detroit, Kitchener, Stratford, Windsor, Whitechurch, Lon- don, La Bret, Saskatchewan, and the surrounding area. Before her marriage, the bride was feted at several pre- nuptial events. Showers were given by Mrs, Shirley Straughan and Mrs. , Lois. Straughan in Goderich; by Mrs. Linda Machan of Sarnia and Mrs. Sharon Britidley, Mrs. Suzanne Kolkman and Miss, Mary Lynn Pagon, in Goderich; by Mrs. Richard Durbatch, Toronto; and by Miss Nanette Ouellette, Goderich, An engagement dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J, L. MacPhail, aunt and uncle of the bride, Toronto.