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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-23, Page 9FITZGERALD — SMITH :.in.: FITZGERAI;,D . SMITH Victoria Street Unite dwell decorited with spring flowers and candelabra was the setting ler a datable -ring wedding when Mao 1010, Smith was united in. marriage to Mr. Ardour De- vere TiteGerald. The bride is the onl;, daughter Qf Mr, and Mrs.. William Vernon Smith, South 'Street, and the, groom is the .•eldest ;son of Mr. and Mrs: Peter b'itzGerald, l'Iiddleton, Nova Scotia. Rev. S. A. Moote, I4ondon, onioiated Mrs. J, A. Snider played. the wedding music and accompanied Mrs. . J. Gordon Henderson who sang "0, Per- fect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a tradition= al gown of lvhite organza and chantilly lace, . fashioned with a sabrii:a neckline, lilypoint sleeves and a bouffant skirt. A 'detachable train fastened at the shoulders and swept into a chapel train. Her fingertip veil of French illusion was held by a double crown of seed pearls and she carried ,a cascade bou- quet of' sweetheart roses and stephanntis. Joanne Fisher, Goderich, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Barbara MacCuspey, Gode- rich, Judy FitzGerald, Halifax, ale FOR THE . BELLE OF THE BEACH Come in and see our "fresh catch" of summer '66 swim suits . bear- ing all famous names: Many with inner features to coax your curves into provocative swim shapes. Choose from one and two-piece 'styles as well as, three-piece cover- ups. A variety of colors rand fabrics in junior and misses styles. 11.00 up rt sister• of the groom and Mrta.. Williams Smith, Toronto, sister- in•lawof the bride, 'They wore adenti:cal itOdr-iength_egowns of pelcin-pink fashioned with high, rise waistline, short a frilled sleeves and .,a removable 'tralm A—matching floral headdress completed the ensemble. They carried bouquets of white and pink mums. Susan Goodman, Belleville, was flower girl. She was dress- ed similarly to` the bridemaids: Ushers were William Smith, Toronto, brother of the bride, Donald Curren, Oakville, cousin Of the bride, and Eric Ostlend, Exeter. Guests form a distance were present from Middleton, N.S., Cold Lake, Alberta, Detroit, and Oxford. Michigan, Ottawa, Bar- rie, Belleville. Toronto, Kitch- ener, Galt and London, Ontario. The reception was held in the church hall where the bride's mother received the guests wearinga pink silk jack- et dress and pink flowered hat and a corsage of pink carnation's. The groom's mother wore a turquoise silk ensemble with. matching hat and corsage of pink cai dations, For a wedding trip to Wash- ington, D.C., the bride chose a pink brocaded taffeta •walking suit with pink and, black ac- cessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The couple, will re- side in Montreal. Pre -Nuptial' Events • Prior to her . marriage the bride was entertained at show- ers given in her honor by Bar- bara MacCuspey at the home of Mrs. Kenneth iStorey, London; by Mrs. J. Gordon Henderson and Mrs. George Currell at Mrs. Henderson's home; and by Joan- ne Fisher and Mrs. Carl Fisher kat their home. The -bride's mother entertained at a trou- seau tea Following the rehears- al _ the' wedding _party!. and fri- ends were entertained at the home .of Mr. and Mrs' Charles ErYoung, Victnria Street. -11 ANN t NDE Deo' Mn 'Landers: f Protest never received a letter front a girl who got into trouble while Under the influence ©f.religion. Your statement that organized religion is a 'crutch rings e familiar 'bell. A man named Karl Marx made the same state- ment—only he referred to it as "the opiate of the masses." A crutch is used only when an individuals has been deprived of the normal use of a limb. Do you claim that religion is used only by those who have been deprived of the normal use of the brain? 1 have no quarrel with' you (or anyone) who doesn't believe in God but t am saddened, for you will never know the strength and peace that come,with faith. Dear, Ann Landers: How can a young married woman tell her grandmother to get some .teeth' put in her mouth or stay Thome? My grandmother needs to see a dentist so badly it makes me sick. She has about fiye teeth lei1t and they should have been taken out long ago. I mentioned this to Mom, but she says a person's teeth are his own private business anti ':that .grandma Alas so many wonder- ful qualities .I should overlook this. Last night I watched grandma gum her food• and is spoiled my dinner. I decided to put it to you, Ann. Shall I say some- thing to grandma or not?—Q.T. Dear Q.T.: Speak up girl. Some older people die sooner than, they should because they don't get proper _nutrition, and their teeth often are the cause. More- over, gum infections due to° decayed teeth can poison the Don't ,.tell grandma to get teeth or stay home. Tell her that you are making an appoint- ment for her with a dentist— then take her! yotur lxetlestirian approach ` to liquor, Your view is based on a middle -• class, , unsubstantiated premise ,that anyone who takes a drink wig Ultimately become a. lush. And then you categorically state, "It is a crime against humanity to give a child a crutch when he has two per? fectly good lege." I suggest that you be more carefel. about what you call a "crutch,".. Madame. through the ages, parents have been encouraged to give their children a hearty • dose of or- ganized religion, along with their baby food, thus providing. them with mankind's most popular,' but least reliable, crutch.. Man-obvioti[sly needs crutches, and I submit that liquor is as good a crutch as any, if not used to excess. If you consider the excessive drinker a social problem, please evaluate him in relation to the religidus fanatic. Speaking strictly for myself, I'll take the drunk any day. Of course,this latter will never- appear in print because you have no anwser--and it would be horribly embarrassing to print a letter for which you cannot provide a reponse.— PAUL. Dear Paul: Equating liquor and religion is interesting, but there are glaring fallacies in your analogy. It is a demonstrable fact that liquor can be habit-forming and that the habit cap do ir- reparable physical damage. 1 have never heard of anyone who diedrfro`m liver trouble 'because he went to church too often. And now that 1 think of it, I've it Business Directory Sky Harbour Air SerIces Ltd. For Charter Flights — Flying Instruction New & Used Aircraft Sales June Brides March aisles , Udell with trousseau items, wedding presents,, shower gifts and all the other romantic ae countroments of a June wedding thousands of brides ivarch down the aisle into a new life as wives. and homemakers For seine brides, housekeep; ing ;nay.' become a chore. Most, however, soon become experts-»= particularly in cooking ---if they mare 'use of the many kitchen time-savers now available. Foea bride who is new to the culinary arts, the modern pres- sure cooker is a "must,," It cooks just about anything. It also pro- duces results -- and flavor — with a minimum of fuss, For ex- ample, a hearty pot roast, which normally requires hours of sim- 'mering can be prepared in a pressure cooker ifi exactly 35 minutes. Fancy vegetables take only on. or two minutes; fancy desserts as • little as three minutes. Equally important to the new bride, pressure cookers save money by producing consistent- ly tangy fare from less expensive cuts of meat Pot roasts, round steaks and stewing beef cooked by concentrated steam pressure taste like .million -dollar steaks. How many cooking utensils should a bride have?' Home econ- omists say= a 'well-equipped kit- chen includes 37 utensils ranging from stock pots, sauce pans, fry pans and roast pans to spacial: ized utensils such as egg poach- ers, electric chicken fryers and even super -sized eight cup muf- fin pans. Harnburger's '• Saucy' • Sauce ,Want a "saucy" saucer es- pecially for hamburgers? Sour Cream Chili Sauce is just that! For this "taste-catcheit," com- bine one cup dairy's cream, two tablespoons chili sauce, five drops liquid hot pepper season- ing, dash pepper and 3,1i tea- spoon seasoned salt. 21, .,ice_ r,.. _ -' -- However statistics show that .most brides round out their col- lection of u' ensils within the first rwc, years of marriage but usually start with .considerably less than 37 utensils adding to the collection as their cooking experience broadens. There -are, however, some items th,,t a bride simply can- not du withcut. The first and most essential acquisition should be two fry pans—one for frying large steaks, whole fish, or com- plete fry pan dinners while the smaller pan ig ideal. for frying two or three hamburger patties or bacon and eggs. WALTER -•- BAKER and a corsage of white ba y niu•ms. The groom's ° motive, - chose' .a beige and white sal dress witn white accessories and, a corsage 0,f- white baby mum:. For a wedding trip to Ner- thern Ontario and Michigan th' bride changed to a pink line suit with white .accessories and a,,,corsa ge of 'white baby mums. The couple will reside at R:It. 4, Goderich. Rev. Cherie, Black officiated in Christ Anglican Church, Port. Albert, on Saturday, June 4, 'When marriage vows were -ex- chaned by Barbara Susan Pearl Bakei and Ro5ert Roy Walter. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jessie Baker of R.R. 3, Brussels and the grooin's` par- ents "are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter of R. R. 4, Goderich: The ' ',ride was given in mar- riage by Harvey Godbolt of R.R. 3, . Brussels. Her floor - length &own .of white,,. brocade featured elbow -length sleeves and -'a- bell slat.- A crovun.. of pearls and rhinestones held her veil'`of nylon tulle and she car- ried pink gardenias and white carnations. • Marie Henderson of Bridge- port was ma,d of honor and June .Walter of R.R. 4, Goderich, was bridesmaid. 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