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Photo by Jack Doerr
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Trick
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Blyth United Church was the
setting of a pretty wedding when
Sylvia Jean Sanderson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Sanderson
of Blyth,' became the bride of
Robert Elmer Trick, son of Mr.
and Mrs„ Elmer Trick of Clinton,
on July 26.
The church was decorated
with candelabra and baskets of
large white mums with blue and
white starburst•poms.. -
The Rev. W. Mather officiated
at the double -ring ceremony:
Mrs, H. Lear of Londesboro
played traditional wedding
music and accompanied the
soloist, Harry Lear.
The bride, given in, marriage,
by her father, wore a
floor -length gown of imported
white lagoda. The empire bodice
was accented by a.cowl neckline
and elbow Alength sleeves. The
soft A-line skirt -was enhanced
by a chapel -length• train which
draped gracefully from the
shoulder to the. floor. A delicate
guipure lace was used to trim the
collar and edge the high waist•
and sleeves. To complete her
outfit, the bride chose a
shoulder -length nylon veil
caught up by- a Juliette cap of
guipure lace. She . carried a
• crescent bouquet of pink
sensation: roses with stephanotis
and trailing green ivy:
Miss Carole Martyn of
London, maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids, Mrs. Doug
McPherson ofStratford and Miss
Barb Sanderson of Toronto,
cousin of the bride, were dressed
alike in floor -length gowns of
powder blue lagoda..The empire
bodices . were enhanced •with
scoop necklines and short
sleeves. Guipure lace added
interest to the high waist and
edge of the sleeves.The slightly
'gathered skirts were accented
with trains which were caught
up by large bows at the neckline.
To complete their outfits, they
chose a floral cluster headpiece
and veil in matching ' powder
blue. They carried bouquets of
white starburst poms with blue
tulle and pink ribbon.
William Trick of London,
brother of the groom, was best
lean. The ushers were Elmet
Sanderson of Blyth, brother of
the bride, and, Rolfe Cooke of
London, cousin of the groom.'
The -reception was held in the,
church auditorium. To receive
guests, the bride's mother wore a
mint green soufle dress and coat
.ensemble with matching
accessories and a corsage of pink
sensation roses. She was assisted
by the bridegroom's mother,
dressed in an aqua lace dress and
coat ensemble with matching
accessories and a corsage of
white sweetheart roses.
For travelling, the bride wore
a: pink lace_ dress and coat
ensemble, with black patent
accessories and a corsage of pink
delight roses.
Following a wedding trip to
Algonquin Park and points north
the couple will reside at RR 3,
Clinton.
Guests were present from
Stratford, Toronto, London,
Hamilton, Peterbbrough,
surrounding localities.
- Prior 16 her wedding, the
bride was honored at several
miscellimeous showers: at the
home of Mrs. Ken Cooke, aunt
of the groom, with co -hostesses
Mrs. Rolfe Cooke and Lynda
Cooke; at the home of Mrs,
Leonard • Shobbrook and
daughter, Mrs. Ted Lamont; at
the y home of Mrs. Nelson
McClure, aunt of the liride and
the gitIS Who work for thir
tounty took her out to lunch
and presented her with a gift.
A trousseau tea was held for
Sylvia by her mother on July 19.
Pouring tea in the afternoon
Were IVA,- Austin Dexter,
'graildniother of the bride, and
OM Ken C9oke, aunt of the
'groom. In the evening Mrs.
Austin Dexter, grandmother of
the bride, and Mrs. Edward
Grigg, ,. aunt of the.- groom,
poured tea. Showing the
trousseau were Miss Carole
Martyn, 'London; Mrs. Doug
McPherson, Stratford; Miss Barb
Sanderson, Toronto; Misses
Brenda and Arva Ball, Auburn;
and Mrs. Leonard Hoffman,
Kippen. Waitresses were Mrs.
Jack Tamblyn, Mrs. Don McNall
and Mrs: Nelson McClure.
Kitchen helpers ' were Mrs.
Stanley Ball,, Mrs. Wilmer
Glousher and Mrs. Leonard
Shobbrook. ,
De Ruyter - Kelly
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June Teresa Kelly of Clinton,
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Chiasson of Ottawa, and Jacob
Edward DeRuyter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony DeRuyter of
Bayfield, were wed July 12 in a
double -ring ceremony in
Victoria Street United Church;
Goderich, with the Rev. Leonard
Warr officiating.
Organist Mrs. J. Snider
accompanied . the soloist, Pete
Postill. Given in marriage by her
stepfather, the bride was gowned
in , white Chinese silk trimmed
with lace. Her dress had lily
point sleeves. A tiara oto pearls
held a shoulder -length .veil and
she 'carried a white'orchid on a
white bible. -
The maid of honor, Joan
Grace Kelly, twin sister of the
bride, wore a sea green
floor -length gown of Chinese
silk. She carried white daisies
with white ribbon and trailing
ivy and wore white daisies in her
hair.
The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Leny Kaligaric of Kitchener,
.sister- of the bridegroom; Mrs.
Margaret McLean of Mt.
Brydges, sister of the bride and
Miss Mary Chiasson of Ottawa,'
also a sister of the bride. Miss
Ruthie DeRuyter of Bayfield,
niece of the bridegroom, was
junior bridesmaid. . The
bridesmaids' gowns were
identical to the one worn ' by the
maid of honor. '
Wendy McLean of Mt.
Brydges, niece of the bride, was
flower girl and wore white
Chinese silk dress with daisies in
her hair.. -
Ronnie DeRuyter of Bayfield,
nephew of the. briclegroom, was
ringbearer. Best • man was John
DeRuyter of Bayfield, brother
of the bridegroom. Ushering the
guests • were Nev Kaligaric of
Kitchener, Jim McLean of
Mount Brydges and Robert
Chiasson of Ottawa.
To receive guests at" a
reception held in the Clinton
Legion Hall, the bride's mother
wore a mauve brocade dress with
matching jacket, white
accessories and___a __yellow rose
corsage. the groom's Mother
assisted. She was attired in silver
dress with blue bouqueted
flowers, hat to match and black
,accessories. She wore a pirik rose
For travelling to northern
Ontario, the bride chose a blue
linen dress with white
accessories arid a white orchid
corsage. The newlyweds will live
at 103 Walker St., Clinton.
.Showers for the 'bride were_
given by Mrs. Elmer Hugill, Mrs.
Ralph Postma, Mrs. John
DeRuyter, -Mrs. Jim MacLean
and Mrs. Dave Goddard.
Mr. and Mrs. J
evening of June 20, with -the.
Rev.' 'P: Van Katwyk of
Kitchener officiating.
The. church was decorated for
the occasion with baskets of
shasta daisies and white
chrysanthemums. Traditional
organ music •' was played by
Jacob Roorda.
The bridegroom is -the son of
Melle Vander Wal, of RR 2,
Goderich. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Margjie Gerrits
and the late Herman Gerrits and
was given in marriage by her
brother Bill, of RR 1, Clinton.
''Shea wore.:; white floor -length
gown of peau d'elegance with
empire bodice of Chantilly lace
and lily point sleeves. A jewelled
wedding -ring headdress held • a
floor -length veil edged with
Chantilly lace. She carried a
bouquet of yellow roses and rose
buds:
Photo by McDowell
E. De Ruyter.
The maid of .honour, . Miss
Gerry .Gerrits of Clinton, the
bridesmaid,' Miss Margaret
Gerrits of Clinton, and the
junior bridesmaid, Mis:: Margaret
Greidanus of Londeshoro, wore
A-line empire -style floor -length
gowns of sea green satin with
matching lace ° bodice. Empire
panels in matching sea green
extended from a bow at the
middle of the back. They wore
matching velvet ribbons
entwined in their hair and
carried bouquets....•. of shasta
daisies.
Ringbearer was Harry Vander
Wal of Goderich. Groomsmen
were henry Huizinga of
Wellandport. and Louie Veenstra
of Clinton. Guests were ushered
by, John Eelkema of St: Thomas
and Herman Gerrits of Clinton.
To receive guests at the
reception at the Clinton Legion
Mr.
and Mrs.
Hall, the bride's mother wore a
sky blue dress with matching
three-quarter ; coat and white
accessories. . She wore a corsage
of pink carnations. -
For travelling to northern
Ontario, the bride chose a white
'pleated dress with red.
accessories.and a corsage- of red
rose buds. The newlyweds are
living'at RR. 1, Bayfield.
Prior to the wedding, the
bride was honored by a shower
given by her aunt, Mrs. Bill
Kolkman, and cousins, Mrs. S.
Dykstra, Mrs. Bill Kolkman Jr.
and Mrs. Ralph Postma, all of
Clinton.
Prest Millar
The marriage of RobertadJean.
Prest and William James Millar
was solemnized at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs:
James Prest, Monday, July 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. William Millar,
Goderich, are parents of the '
groom.
Rev. J. D. MacDonald
officiated at the 4:00 o'clock
garden ceremony.
Piper l3ob Worrell, Teeswater,
piped The 'Wedding March,. and
following the ceremony, "The
Highland Wedding."
The bride, given in marriage
by ' her father, chose . a
floor -length gown of white
dacron swiss. - Her
shoulder:length .veil Was
appliqued with pink daisies and
her bouquet was tinted in shades
of ' white,. through pink, to
mauve.
Miss Julie Cox, London, as
maid of honour, and Miss Dawn
J.
- Photo by McDowell
Vander Wal
Prest, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. They wore identical
gowns of pink dacron swiss, and
carried posies'of pinkand mauve
carnations and mums.
Mr. William McLeod,
Kincardine, was,groomsman, and
James Prest, brother of the
bride, ushered.
For the reception that
followed at the Tiger Dunlop
Inn, the bride's mother wore
wineberry lace over pink, with a
pink -carnation corsage. The
groom's mother chose beige with
beaded applique design, and a.
golden carnation corsage.
For a wedding .trip to Eastern
Ontario, the bride changed to a -
navy and white check sports'
ebttd n suit;, ' with'' matching
accessories.
Open house for friends and
neighbours was held in the
evening at the home of Mr.:and
Mrs. Prest. -
The bride is a recent graduate
of the Nightingale -School of
Nursing, and the groom is in
final semester of mechanical
engineering • technology at
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute.
The couple will reside in
Toronto.
PRE—NUPTIAL EVENTS
Prior to her marriage the bride
was entertained by friends :and
neighbours at a miscellaneous
shower at Carlow Hall. Miss Julie
Cox, and former
classmates, entertained the
young couple at the home of•Mr.
and Mrs. Cox in Goderich Twp.,
and classmates of the
Nightingale School presented the
Mr:70d Mrs.
bride with a carafe and set of
coffee mugs ona tray.
Mr. and Mrs. Millar
entertained at their home
following -the rehearsal.
Jeffrey - Martin,
St.. Francis of Assisi i-toman
Catholic Church was the setting
for a wedding ceremony
Saturday July 12, 1969, when
.Patricia Ann Martin became the
bride of William John Jeffrey.
Reverend Father R. Hoffman
.officiated- at the 2:30 p.m.
double -ring Zptials. -
• The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. • Francis Martin,
Kitchener. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jeffrey,
Goderich. '
Miss D: Dinsmore was
organist, and accompanied Miss
C. Gariboldi, who was soloist.
The bride was given in
• marriage by her father and wore
a floor length gown of white silk
organza with a wedding ring
stand -Up collar and lily point
sleeves. The - empire ' styled
bodice was accented with
embroidered sequins and ,beads.
The train, which flowed from
the waist was accented ' with
appliques and • edged with
scalloped lace. A 4,floor.length
veil was held in pace by a
jewelled headpiece..She carried a
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• Photo by Forde Studio
W. J. Jeffrey
cascade bouquet of white
miniature carnations, red roses,
and white baby's breath.
The maid of honor was Susan
Woodman, Kitchener.
Bridesmaids were Miss Carol
Hauck, Kitchener, Mrs. Philip
(Fran) Jeffrey, Goderich, and
Miss Teresa Dwyer, Kitchener.
The bride's attendants were
dressed alike. They wore loose
fitting A-line dresses in a
sky-blue moire with princess
seaming and V -neckline. They
carried cascade bouquets of
-shasta daisies, stephanotis,.
cornflowers, roses, and • baby' -s
breath in assorted colors. They
wore matching' band§ of flowers
in their hair. -
Philip Jeffrey, Goderich, was
the best • man and the ushers
were David Martin, Kitchener,
and Kenneth Jeffrey, Goderich.-
James Garvey, Kitchener was
groomsman.
°For a reception at the
Columbus Centre, Kitchener, the
bride's mother wore a yellow
crepe and lace coat and dress
ensemble with white accessories.
She wore a matching flowered
headpiece, and her corsage was
of yellow sweetheart roses.
The ; mother of the groom"
ehoseVii light • blue dress of
chfffoh`'e'- over " lace- with wh,te
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Gerrits Vander Wal
Diane.- Gerrits of RR 1,
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