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DONNELLY
Baskets of yellow gladioli
banked the altar of St. Peter's
Roman_ Catholic Church.Satur•
day, November 4, when Shirley
,Jeanne, daughter of Mr. and
`Mrs. John Whitely .Cook, God.
,erich, became the bride of Ray.
mond Joseph; son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Patrick Donnelly
Jack • . rr lPlw o)
COOK
of Goderich. Hey. Fr. Gerwing
of London performed the cere.
mony with Rev. J. Donald Mac.
Donald assisting.
Mr. Cook gave his daughter in
marriage. Hergown of white
silk velvet featured bateau neck.
line, lilypoint sheath sleeves
and empire waist. Elegance was
Ippwo rtrayed In the, gently torr.
ironed sheath altrtfallingfSroin
gathers at the empire. waist,
The centre at attention focused
on the gathered train cascadiing
at the back groin a yoke effect
at the neckline. Te complete
her bridal outfit the bride wore
a three -tiered bouffant should.
er.leugth -nylon illusion veil
caught by a Spanish headpiece
of delicate Alencon lace
applique touched with . shim.
mering crystals. Dusty pink
roses, stephanotis ; and ivy
formed her cascading bouquet.
Attending the bride as maid
Of honor was Faye Little of
London. Bridesmaids were
Cheryl Holtzman, Maureen
Gilks, Mrs. Brian Howe, of
London and Doreen Donnelly,
sister of the groom, of God.
erich. Cynthia Grant of Water.
loo was flowergirl. They1were
gowned alike in empire sheath
dresses of ash- pink silk vel.
vet. Floor.length trains, gently
falling from the scooped neck.
lines • added interest to the
gowns. The attendants carried
white fur muffs adorned with
pink sweetheart roses. Touches
of white fur accented as well
their bouffant hair styles.
Jim Boyes of Goderich Was
groomsman. Guegts were
ushered by Raymond Cook, bro.
ther of the bride, Donald Mc-
Cabe, of Goderich, Douglas
Fisher of St. Mary's, and Barry
Gardiner of Toronto.
Following the ceremony,
Mrs. Cook received her guests
at the" Harbourlite Inn wearing
sherry.toned silk peau dress,
skirt and sleeves bordered in
flower motifs of self applique,
and matching accessories. Mrs.
Donnelly chose a teal blue crepe
ensemble with matching hat and
black accessories. Both wore
corsages of white roses.
For travelling to Montreal
the bride donned a black wool
crepe two.piece ensemble with
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black a cox Air tartn . at bec„ the
and he nlhte. Black a.Oge$eories
and .a maiwe orchid •, cgrsa e
completed her Cost n e.
The couple will reside' in
Goderich.
PRE.NUPTIAL EVENTS
Prior to her marriage the
bride was 'honored at .showers
given by Mrs. Boli Wilson and
Mrs. Hobert Alexander, by Mrs. _
W.N. Watters and ly her
bridesmaids \in London,. Mrs.
Ivan Papernick entertained in
her, honor at a coffee party..
A trousseau tea was given by
the bride's mother. Pouring tea
on this occasion were the
bride's grandmothers, Mrs.
John Huller of Holmesville and
Mrs. Oliver Cook of Goderich,
and her .great-aunt, Mrs. Fred
Thompson otBayfield.
PORTER .-CHESSELL
The marriage of Darlene
Chessell, daughter of Mrs.
Grant Ellison, and Brian Por.
ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil.
liam Porter, RR 4 Goderich
took -place in NorthStreet United
Church reeently. Rev, J. D.
MacDonald officiated.
The bride, given in marriage
by her step father, wore a floor.
length gown of white sculptured
velvet, and a shoplder length
tulle veil held by a diamond
tiara. She carried a bouquet
of red roses.
Mrs. Terry Porter, sister.in.
law of the groom as matron of
honor, wore a sleeveless, floor
length red velvet gown with
scooped neckline, and matching
gloves. Her headpiece was a
diamond tiara and • she carried
white gladiolus.
Cindy Eisler, Seaforth,
Cheryl Kotyh, Goderich, cous.
ins of the bride, Cathy Chessell,
sister of the bride and Nancy
Porter, sister of the groom,
were bridesmaids.
Debbie Chessell, sister of
the bride and Carolyn Porter,
sister of the groom, were
junior bridesmaids. -Bridal at.
tendants were gowned identical.
ly to the matron -of -honour.
Tammy Ellison, sister of the
bride, was flower -girl; Ste
wore a short white sculptured -
velvet dress with a wedding
ring head piece with silver
• sequin .trim. 'She .carried •a-bas•-
ket of red roses
Terry Porter was his
brother's best man. Honorary
usher was R. Eisler, To1`onto.
Guests were ushered by George
Chessell, Stratford, uncle of
the bride, and George Vanstone,
Goderich, cousin of the groom.
They . were attired in white
jackets and black trousers.
For a reception held at the
arena, the bridal party was
assisted by the bride's mother
who wore an outfit of peacock
blue lace over silver, with
matching silver accessories
and. a corsage of sweetheart
roses.. The • groom's` mother
chose a paisley blue dress
with matching accessories and a
corsage of talisman roses.
For .her wedding, trip to
Niagara1Falls and Toronto, the
bride \ore a navy blue and white
two-piece suit, matchinghatand
accessories and a corsage of
red roses.
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'astor`s Frau Suggests "Be Yoursei
Dear Ann' Landers: My boy
friend is leaving for Vietnam
next month. He has asked i e
to come to the airport to See
him off. His parents and bro.
thers .will be there, also his
aunt and uncle. My question,,
is this: Should I cry?
Please don't think I can turn
the tears off and on like a
faucet, because I can't. But
I can hold them back a little,
if I want to. What do 'you ad.
vise? — FLEXIBLES •
Dear Flex: If you can
workup just enough :noise
ture ` so your eyes glisten
a little, fine. But no sob.
bine and drenched handker.
Chiefs, please. It's hard on
the makeup and harder on
the family.
Dear Ann Landers: Recently
you printed a letter from a
pastor's wife who signed her.
self '"Losing Heart." She was
miserable 'because her hus•
band's work took all his time
and energy. There was never
an evening for "just the
family." The members of the
congregation were critical of
her dress, her makeup and
her every move. She was ex.
petted to serve on countless
. committees and stand. in every
receiving line.. She wads bitter
because they would never own
their own home.
You_told "Losing Heart" that
you were liot qualified to re.
spond to her letter. You in-
vited responses from women
with "experience." I've had
20 years' experience and here
• is my response.
Dear Losing Heart When I
married I was determined to "
be the most universally loved
minister's wife in the world.
I soon learned it was impos.
sible.
I tried playing the role of
Fashion Q'ieen. The criticism
was scathing. I then tried dres.
sing mere conservatively, and
. was carped°.,. -at..,:,
"down at the heels", When
I ran myselfragged with tom"
mittee work I' was accused of
trying to be "the center of
everything", so I cut back on
community wok and did very
little. I was Olen hauled up
short for my indifference
even ,called "snooty".
My first three years as a
pastor's wife were nightmarish.
I felt as if I had failed miser. •
abfyF and ' was on the verge of
a nervous breakdown. it took
a lot of nerve but I decided
to talk over my problems with
another pastor's wife, one -who
was handling her life beauti.
fully. She set me straight. Her
advice was: "Stop trying to
play a role. Be yourself. The
person who tries to please
everyone pleases no one."
Now I dress to please my-
self and my husband. I am deaf
to remarks that my skirt is
too short, my lipstick is too
bright, or. my hair is piled too
high.
I never pour teas or serve
on committees unless I truly
want to. If a cause doesn't ap:
peal to me" I don't becom '
volved, I'm so busy with acti.
vities that- do inspire me that
I no longer feel guilty if I
don't give a piece of myself
to everything.
My husband is still over,
worked, but I've learned how to
make our time together count.
You can be sure I'm not the
most popular pastor's wife in
,the world, but I no* have a
genuine Sense of joy and flap
ailment. I would not' change
,Places with any woman I know,—
CO1 UMBU8, OHIO
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the same views. You saidit
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