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St, George's • Anglican
Church in Goderich was :the
setting on August 21„. 1982
for the. exchanging of vows
between Thomas Roy Park
and .Michelle Ann Good, •
Reverend Robert 3, Crocker
officiated at the double ring
cereitiony,
The' bride I the daughter'
of Mrs, Irene .Good .of
• Goderich and the groom's
parents are Bill and Marie
• Park of Dungannon,.
• The bride, .given in mar,
dage by her uncle, • Prank
$allows .0 Montreal, • was
• lovely in a fultlength gown of
bridal satin featuring a sit
tier hand cut chantilly lace
back overskirt,. The fitted
bodice featured long full lace
sleeves gathered into a deep
buttoned, cuff and a sweet.
heart neckline, Her head-
piece was a gullet caplet
which held anelegant tulle
veil trimmed with a six inch
edgeing of Venice lace which
flowed into a Cathedral train,
She carded a crescent of red
-silk roses and rosebuds ac.
cented with white day lilies
and baby's breath,
Matron of honour was the
bride's sister, 'Judy Mohring
of Goderich, Bridesmaids
were Wanda. Park of Goderi
ich, sister of the groom,
Kathy Chapman of Goderich
and Linda Durnin of Auburn,
friendsof the • bride and
groom,
They were all gowned. irt
long polyester blue floral.
sheer dresses featuring
sptighetti straps and full
twirling skirt with a tiiwaist,
. A matching sheer lace trim.
med vest completed the etv,
semble, Their bouquets were
silk pastel daisies accented
with white day lilies, baby's
breath and White streamers,
Holly Park, niece of the
groom, was the flower girl
dressed in a Princess Diana
style gown of white sateen,
She carried a Small white
wicker basket filled with silk
• pastel daisies, white day '
lilies and baby's breath. Blue
streamers fell from a blue
bow on the handle.
••Beat man wail Wayne
Park, Cousin of the groom,
• Guests were ushered intuthe
church by Tim Hodges and
Doug Dougherty, friends -of
the bride and groom and
Stephen Park, brother of the
• groom,
The groom was attired in a
white tuxedo with 'black satin
trim on the lapels, His
boutonniere was a red silk
rose, His. attendants wore
identical tuxedo jackets with
black pants and blue carna-
tion boutonnieres,
Nathan Durnin, as . ring
bearer, was dressed identical
to, the senior attendants.
Following the wedding, a
supper and reception was
held in tucknow at the Com.
munity Centre which was
decorated in blue and white
streamers and flowers,, Two
double cut glass candle, hold.
ors decorated with pastel
flowers and holding blue
,candles flanked the three tier
wedding cake decorated in
shades of blue,
Guests present from Mont
real, Exeter, Seaforth, Tor.
onto, Atnherstburg, London,
Goderich and Surrounding
area were .greeted by the
bride's • mother wearing a
deep blue chiffon street
length dress with draped
neckline and matching full
long sleeved jacked. The
gronm's mother wore
mauve.pink crepe dress with
stitched down pleated bodice
and long full sleeves and an
accordian pleated skirt. They
• each wore a white silk' rose
Corsage.' •
Prior to the' wedding the
. bride was honoured with
•several' showers, IN,
The couple are residing in
Dungannon.
Lucknow UCW holds September meetings
• Unit 1 of tucknow 11,C.W.
met ' at the home of Mrs,
George Jardine for the first
meeting since ,the holiday.
The leader, Mrs. Eldon
•Bradley welcomed -the mem.
. beta and read a poem, Share
the Harvest, The roll call,
Something from the Obser.
ver, was answered by 14
members.
• Mrs. Robert Irwin spoke
briefly on the duties of Am.
hesty International, Mrs, Al
Irwin gave the treasurer's
report and passed the birtli.
• day jar, Mrs, Mian .61bson
• reported on the banquets to,
whieh theunit had 'catered
since the last me6ting,
Mrs. Eldon Henderson
• told of her many visits to the
sick, shut.ins, and to Pine,
crest Manor, also the cards
sentt and phone calls made,
Mrs Jardine . reported on
visits and gifts to the ovet.90
folks. , • .
Mrs. Itayttard Ackert read
the seripttire, The Story of
Ruth and Naomi, Mrs. Brad.
• fey gave the meditation,
Fruitful .Seasons Bring Glad.
tleSS, •
• 'The prayer was given by
Mrs, Rice folinived by a very
good reading, Friendship,
• Mrs, Ackert and Mrs, Rice
sang a duet; Uwe lifted Me,
• Mrs, Bradley gave the
courtesy emarks and the
henedictibit, Alicia very nice
lunch was served by the ,
committee.
Vnft2
On September 7 Unit 2 of
the Lucknow U.C.W. met at
the church parlor for their
regular meeting with Mrs.
Peter COok as hostess, Mrs.
Stewart. MacGillivray, • the
'unit leader, opened with a
verse on happinesi,
Eighteen adies answered
the roll call, Highlights of the
Sumpter, Several said they
enjoyed the church services
very much,
The reports of the com.
mittees were received, Mrs,
Peter cook: 'gave a few
thoughts on Stewardship;
Mrs. Ernest Ackert, for
Christian and Missionary Ed.
ucation; announced the Sun.
day School teachers work.
shop Saturday, September 11
and Sunday School breakfast
September 12 to stall the.
new' season. Mill. Russell
Hutton has arranged for the
flowers to be put in church in
SePtember. The fowl supper'
Is to be October 19.
• Mrs, Vernon Hunter open. .
ed the program with a verse
on cotnpassion,•Mrs, Wililani
Helm , had the devotions,
reading on compassion and
prayer, Mrs, Wes Ritchie
• played a piano inftrumental;
The Glory,March,
Mrs, Vernon Hunter pres.
anted the • sttidy, Faith and
Justice, touching on several
issues the group can study
and touched breifiy onthe
work of Amnesty Internaj.
tional, a group showing corn• .
passion and writing letters
for the release of prisoners of
ccinicience. After prayer and
courtesies a social tirne was
enjoyed,•
• .
•
Milt 3,•
Mrs. Harvey Houston was
•hostess for Unit 3 and wel.
cthited 16 members and one
•visitor to her hoine,•
' Mrs, Ross .Shiells chaired
the business portion and in-
troduced the theme, Harvest
Time. •The roll call was
answered by Bible verses on •
Harvest, , '
•Our special Missionary
team' is Keith Jamieson and
his wife. Members are asked
• to send any information on
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