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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-10-13, Page 10;,srrh�sst;;.K'.u.7G•�-w+. ....7M1 -r •'•'s�1. 'f. x -:.,-s .., �....m .,: �..�-�.+i�T. ,X. �, 1 The Goderich Signal -Sar, Thursday, October 13, 1966 gs_9LJnterest 4 PHOTO BY HAMILTON—VAN VUGT - Miokie- Marie Van Vugt be- came the bride of John Andrew Hamilton in North Street Unit- ed Church, Goderich,' on Satur- NEPHEW day, Sept. 17. Rev. D. Mac- Donald officiated,at the double- • ring ceremony. J. Thebride is the daughter of Mfr. -and Mrs. Nick ;Van Vugt of Seaforth; groom's parents' are Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hamilton, Goderich. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. Her gown of white peau de sole featured. a Sabrina Ineckline, lilypoint sleeves and an' empire bodice trimmed with .chantilly lace. A - removable Cathedral train fell from a soft bow at the back waistline. A tiar& of cut crystal held her shoulder -length veil and she carribd a bouquet of red roses and white mums. Joanne Van Vugt of Seafortlii' was maid of honor .Groomsman was Ronald Hamilton of Gode- rich and Grant McPherson ushered. For a reception at the Elm Haven Motor Hotel, Clinton, the bride's mother received her guests wearing a blue empfre dress with black accessories and a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother chose a .two- piece red suit .with white acces- sories and a corsage of red roses. A, pink empire dress with matching coat was worn by the bride for travelling to the United States. Her accessories were pink'and white and white mums and red roses formed her cor- sage. Thecouple will reside • in s'ratfOrd. KINGSLEY Bronze and yellow mums pro- vided the setting in 'Knox Pres- byterian Church for the mar- riage of Linda Anne Fritzley and James Roy Kingsley. Rev. G. L. Royal officiated at the dou- ble -ring ceremony which took place on Saturday, October 1. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fritzley and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kingsley: All are resi- dents of Goderich. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. -Her flogr- length gown of Freneh peau de soie featured sweetheart neck- line,,short sleeves and an A-line skirt. A detachable train 'of__. Chantilly lace fell from the back waistline. A crown of pearls -and seed crystals held her veil of silk illusion and she carried a cascading bouquet of yellow roses. Donna Fritzley of Goderich, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and• bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert, Harris and Mary - Lou O'Dwyer .of Goderich. Their gowns were of green and gold Spanish brocade with bone white skirts. Matching rosette - hats held their cocktail veils and they carried cascades of bronze ° mums. David Maclntosh of Stratford was groomsman and guests were ushered by Joseph Fritzley of Goderich, brother of the bride, and John Pringle of Stratford. For a reception in the church hall, Mrs. Fritzley received her guests wearing a two-piece plum colored dress with black acces- sories and a corsage of pink and white carnations. The groom's mother assisted in a brown silk suit with blue and brown acces- sories and a corsage of pinkiand white carnations. PHOTO — FRITZLEY Jesse Jewel . DEEP FRIED CHICKEN BARREL 15 PIKES 4.90 BUCKET 9 PIECES 3.00 BOX COMPLETE DINNER 1, , SKY - RANCH Restaurant £ Service Station Hwy. 21 5244982 BY HADDEN STUDIO For travelling to Niagara Falls the bride donned a three-piece cranberry suit with black'acces-' sories and a corsage of pink and white carnations. The couple will reside in Goderich. HICKSON — NOTHOF Tall standards of autumn flow- ers and brown wheat formed the background •for the marriage of- Ruth-ann Catherine Nothof to Roderick Duncan Hickson at Wellington. Street Unite.d Chu- - rch, London, with Rev. E. A. Currey as officiating clergman. Ru't'h-ann. is the daughter of Mrs. Eugen Nothof, London, and the late - Mr.. Nothof, .arid _ Rode- rick Duncan is the son of Mr. Mrs. Harry Jerome Hickson, untsvi'ile. Ontario. " The bride, given in marriage by hes twin brother, Richard Morrice Nothof, • wore - a Iong- sleeved lace dress with bouffant skirt and trimmed with sequins. A crown headpiece of rhine- stones 'field her silk illusion, shoulder veilShe carried a white Bible crested with yellow roses and' -`cascading streamers - and buds. which contained a sprig of heather carried by the 'groom's grandmother on her wedding day. The bride's cousin. Mrs. Mir- iam Wood, was matront of honor. Linda Carol Miller and the groom's sister, Mrs. Anthony D'Amico, Ottawa, were brides- maids. They were gowned a- like in gold peau de solesheath dresses with brown chiffon capes and. matching bow headdresses � Business Directory Sky Harbour Air Services Ltd. For Charter Flights — Flying Instruction New & Used Aircraft Sales .ff Adrian D. Sv,cuiton Mutuial Investment Funds 5,24-9088 23 Wellington St. North, Goderich t REFRIGERATION and " APPLIANCE SER•Y':CE All makes -- All types GERRY'S APPLIANCES The Souare Phone 5A-8434 "The Store That Service Built" • lexander and Chapman GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Building Goderich Dial, 524.9662 - G. C. - WHITE Accredited Public Accountant 88 Elgin Ave, W. ._524.8797 Goderich Ontario R. ' W. BELL OPTOMETRIST . The Square . 524-7661 PHOTO BY HARVEY4'MCDOWELL Dorothy Helen Youngblut of Listowel, daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Major Youngblut, R.R. 1, Auburn, and Donald Earl Smith of Brampton, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Eari Smith, •West Wonkton, were married in Knox Presbyterian Church, Auburn, Sept, 23. completed with small pouffs of brown veiling. Each - carried bouquets of autumn colored mums trimmed with brown wheat. Groomsman . was Laurence Pike. Guests were ushered by Stewart MacGregor Hick -son, 'brother of the groom, and Eugen Robert Nothof, - brother of the bride. After the reception,• at which Henry James Nothof, brother of the bride was master of cere- monies, the bride and groom left for a trip to points East. The bride's going -away outfit was.. a- _gold shit "-di ss with' matching hat completed with brown mohair knitted coat and brown accesssories, The couple :will reside in Godericdh. A. M... HARPER £#IARTEBQ.ACCbUNTANT SS-57.SOiJTH STREET TELEPHONE60DF��ICH. ONTARIO 524=7562 • Dozen End Golf Season The women's golf section wound. up its Tuesday golf even- ings on Sept. 27. with 12 women participating. Winners in the 36 handicap class were Pat Mor- ris and Peg Wood. Flag competition was held for the remainder of the wo- men and winners in this diV- ision were Marg. Evans, Marie Huff, Edna Overholt and Jean Knight. Ham burgs and chips were en- joyed in the clubhouse after the play ar}d plans were made to hold a pot luck supper some- time in October. WINGHAM MEMORIALS QUALITY — SERVICE — CEMETERY LETTERING PHONE 524-9561 Or Write Mrs. Joe Moore 47 Anglesea St., Goderich OFFICE. LOCATION HURON RD. (Hwy. No. 8) tf - ' RIIBEY -- NUNN Dr. George W. Goth officiated August 27th in Metr+opalitan United Church, Loudon, at a double -ring ceremony uniting Barbara Ruth Nunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win. A. Nunn, London, and Norris Millan Ribey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Ribey, R.R. 6, Goderich. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a floor- length gown of white satin ap- pliqued . with French Alencon lace. The graceful Chapel train, cascading from - the shoulder, was bordered with matching lace. ,A cluster of petals and tiny seed pearls held her illus- ion veil and she carried a cas- cade of yellow roses, stephanotis, and trailing ivy. Lorrie Bristol was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cathy Atkins, bride's. cousin, Donna Wilson, all ~ of London, and San- dz'a St. Pierre of Windsor. They were gowned alike in floor - length gowns of French blue brocade with matching bows holding their tulle veils. They carried cascades of yellow roses and white Shasta 'mums, Bob Grainger was groomsman. and ushering guests were Geo- rge -Ribey, Lawrenee Ribey, and Jamieson Ribey, brothers of the groom, and William Nunn, bro- ther of the bride. • Following the reception held at th:e Carousel Motor Hotel, the couple left for a wedding trip to the Bruce Penin. The bride travelled to an olive green linen suit with matching pillbox hat and black patent accessories. They will reside' in Wiarton, ` Nunn, bride's :sister, Beatrice W. J: Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phan* 524- S1$2 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. 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That makes -cleaning up both before and after the party a lot easier , . plus help- ' ing keep everyone comfortable. , 0 So go ahead: Live it up...anyway you want t6. See your heating contractor, depart- ment epartment store, or gas company. -UNION GAS With natural gas, . • >r you cantake comfort for granted. 4 „LI