The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-09-14, Page 7Lured .a rounded neckline and
long Sleeved gathered at the
'Vri"sts. A matching loco MYNA
held her _shoulder•length yell
° of silk illusion and she carried
a
colonial bouquet QfWhite rosea
buds and otephanet14...
Miss ancy Parsons, Goder.
lob, vas her sister's maid of
,�... honor o e ss Miss
'� '• " . �:a lel �abethd an th r iter, er, Mi
Parsons,and MIPS
tt Susan both of Gode..
rich were brimaids. Their,
or..
"' } t •� sleeveless, fl~aor.len gown
delphiniumblue pure• -silk
shantung with matching French•
lace bodices were styled on
identical lines to that of the
bridal gown. Matching shantung
-bows caught by wisps of veil* •
,ing formed their headpieces and ,
they carried colonial bouquets s
of white daisy mums centred 4.t
with blue and yellow button �•
mums. _
Glen Gardiner, Toronto, was
groomsman for his brother and
ushers were Sohn, Gardiner;
Toronto, brother of the groom,
and Peter Irving, Toronto; col.
sin of the groom.
The reception 'was held at
The Little. Inn, wBayfield. For
her daughter's wedding, Mrs. , --
Parsons chose a semi -fitted for:
• mai gown of citrus yelrow crepe.
The bodice was beaded and
similar beading banded the ties
of the large flat bows which
fell over the shoulders. She
wore a miniature tiara in her
was pinneli to her white evening
bag. • •
The groom's mother wore a
floor -length dress and coat en.
semble in ivory Gantlet crepe
the bodice of the sheath dress
sprinkled with blue crystal
beading. She wore matching ac!,
cessories and cream- and yel-,
b low, roses formed her corsage.
• . For, travelling, the bride • Knox hurch, 'chantilly lace, Her
. In an evening candlelight ce- vows was heard by itev. J. changed to k bon -bon pink silk Goderich was the scene of a shoulder length veil was held
remony, at North. -Street— Donal.d..,MacaonabLassisted_ b�C -,; linen. dress and.' cwt ensemble late. summer...wedding, n...S.ept�• ti izl-plac
ear
.a�.sill p� t j
V 'Y� Gfi t tr eeorated with 'auR . the idelscg atAmale,< . '"" w* matchtsg tatot lbreatitle-~- -ember-2; ' when=Rev:—G:= .- and -sire carried^ , crescent of
J. Lillico of Minneapolis,. Min-, straw. Her accessories were in Royal united in marriage Linda yellow roses and trailing ivy.
nesota in a communion service. black patent leather and she Lee Samis, and Peter Reginald Mrs- Audrey Brindley, rinat.
wore a corsage of white ga'r. Mchror. The bride is the daugh- ron of honor; Miss Beth Law -
Mr, Parsons gave his dough. denias. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Finlay son and Miss Anne Samis,
ter in marriage. Her floor- Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner will. Samis and the groom is the son bridesmaids, wore identical
lefigth gown of white jacqu2rd reside in Toronto. of -Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson Mclvor, gowns of aqua georgette over
silk was fashioned in sheath. Prior to their marriage the all of Goderich, tafetta, in a style similar to
lines with a catherdral trainbridal couple "was entertained The bride chose a,floor-length the bride's gown, with -aqua
cascading from the empire at parties and showers given in empire gown • of white lagoda, wedding -ring headpieces, ado':
waistline. The bodice of Phil&. • their honor both in Goderich and with lily -point sleeves and cat. ned with yellow shasta mums
lips embroidery. dentelles feat; .Tor_gtnto, . hedral train, accented with and carried -crescents of yei.
Photo
by ICJ. Nephew
GARDINER-
PARSONS
lour sesta mums.
'panne Marie' Sands, . tile.
f1owe' $41) wasso gowned in
aqua georgetteand carried a
basket of shasta mums. "y
The bride'snephew, David
Beatty was ringbea rer.
Mr. 'Allan Brindley acted as
groomsman and Vic Whetstone
and James McIver as, ushers.
At a reception at the Har •
bourlite Inn the.bride's mother
received the guests in a gown
of raspberry siUc linen and lace,
with coreage of white roses,* as.
silted by the groom's mother ' '
in •an • ensemble of brown lace
over beige crepe and corsage
Of talisman' roses, •
For travelling thebride cha•n.
' 'sed to a' blue wool suit, black
accessories and white rosecor.
Sage,
. ,
Before her marriage, Miss
Saints was the recipient of
shower given by Mrs. Audrey
Brindley; she was also honored
at a luncheon given by her fel.
low employees at the Court
House.
• Following the rehearsal, the
wedding party was entertained
by the groom's parents, at their
Y home.
PRESZCATOR
f_AZ r
•RA
MCIVOR—SAMIS-
Presbyterian C
French
quets of white galdioli, white
mums and greenery, on,Friday,
August 25, 1967, Jennifer Jane
Parsons became the bride of
Frank Robinson Gardiner. •
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Par-
sons, Goderich and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. Glen.Gardiner, Toronto.
The double -ring exchange- lit
12 The Square
' At a ceremony performed by
Rev. Robert Tschantz, in Lon-
desboro United Church, August
26, Norma Gail McDougall be-
came the bride of Gary Earl
Preszcator. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. James Mo -
Dougall, Goderich, the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Preszcator of Saltford.
MONDAY:
10:00 a.rr♦,.—:fudging all Swine.
Judging all School Fair. Exhibits.
11:00 a.m.—Judging all inside Exhibits.
1:00 p.m. Parade of Floats.
Kiddies' Day at the Midway.
4:00 and 6:00 p.m.—Kiddies' Program.
EVENING— .
Dairy Princess Competition.
Tug -of -War.
8:00 p.m.—Mrs. Scriver Cooking School.
9:00 p.m.—Official Opening in Coliseum.
Manoeuvre by Centennial Guard 3rd Battalion.
TUESDAY:
9:30 a.m.—JUDGING—
Jersey Parish Show — ,Guernsey
King Shows — Midway.
7:00 p.m. -Horse- Show.
8:30 p.m.._Country and Western Show, and
Dancers Vickey and Carol — Dave
and Magician Floyd Silloto M.C. —
Country Cousins.
Horse Shoe Pitching Tournament „—
WEDNESDAY:
10:30 a.m.-Judging Stratford Dairy Calf Club
Judging Beef Cattle — Goat Show
1:00 p.m. -AIL Line Horses.
EVENING—Horse Show _ Tug -of -War — Teen Dance, Tek-ni.ques —
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Ontario Annual Tug -of -War Championship
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Given in marriage by her
brother, Gordon McDougall of
BI rth, the bride wore a floor
length empire gown of white
silk • peau, with scoop -neckline
and bell -sleeves, accented with
guipure lace. Her shoulder
length veil was . held in
place with a pearl studded tiara.
• Matron of honor was the
bride's sister, Mrs. W. Craw.
-.-fax�i�,�in-ghat�x�:�.bridess�ds✓'.:: � .
were Miss Joan Preszcator and
Miss Sharon Whitely. Their- id-
entical aqua pea de sole gowns
were complimented by nosegays
of aqua mums. Lori Bender,
neice of .the bride, and Rhonda
Preszcator, neice of the groom
were flower girls, in yellow
gowns and' headbands, carry-
ing yellow mums.
Ross Jewitt of Seaforth, Was
groomsman, and guests were
ushered -by Ron Preszcator and
James McDougall.- - -----
At a reception following in
the church parlor, the bride's
mother received- the guests in
an ensemble of pink crepe,,with
a corsagd of pink and white
carnations, assisted by the
grot3m's mother in fuschia lin•
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chose a costume of white bond.
ed lace, and corsage of red
carnations.
Prior to her marriage, Miss -
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showers given by Mrs. K. Mc-
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