HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-10-02, Page 23McLachlan �Buchanan
vows exchanged
North Street United Church, empire style, with daisy trim,
and headdress of yellow shasta
daisies. They carried yellow
daisies, creamy -white mums and •
heather. . •
The flowergirl, Sandra Day,
of North Bay, niece of the bride,
was similarly gowned in yellow,
and carried a basket of the same
flowers.
Master Douglas Blaine,
Woodham, nephew of the
groom, was ringbearer.
James Papple was best man
and ushers were Frank McCowan
and Glen McLachlan, brother of
the groom.
Miss Connie Rae of St. Paul's
'sang the "Wedding Hymn" and
"On This Day," accompanied by
Mrs. Hetherington.
A reception was held at the
Canadian Legion Mall, Seaforth.
The bride's travelling costume
was a 'nib green dtess and coat
ensemble with black accessories.
Mr. and Mrs. "McLachlan are
residing ih Bracebridge, where
the groom . is with the staff of
the Toronto -Dominion Bank.
• Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored, by a shower
by ,the staff of Perth County
Health Unit at the home of...Miss
Trudy Sapwell, Stratford; a
shower by friendsand former
neighbors at the . ome of Mrs.
John Baan, Wa :kn; and by a
family dinner d shower at the
home of the' groom's sister, Mrs.
Gerry Blaine, Woodham.
Goderich, was the setting for the
wedding; at 7 p.m., August 3O,
1969, of Mary Helen Buchanan,
• of Goderich, and John Robert
McLachlan, of Bracebridge. The
bride is the daughter of Mt. and
Mrs. Donald Buchanasi, of
Goderich. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McLachlan, Kippen, Ontario.
• Rev. Donald MacDonald
officiated at the double -ring
ceremony. Mrs. M. Hetherington
presided at the organ.'
Flowers at the altar were
yellow and creamy -white mums,
with fern and purple heather, set
,p in candelabra.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a
floor -length gown fashioned
from lagoda, with guipure lace
outlining the empire look, and
edging the high neckline and
• elbow -length sleeves. The same
lace edged the chapel train
flowing from the waistline, and
her shoulder -length veil was held
by- a three-tier bow of the same
lace. She carried yellow roses,
accented with sprigs of heather
and pale green ribbons.
Mrs. James Papple, of
Seaforth, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Frank
McCowan., of Guelph, sister of
the bride,. and Miss Lois
McLachlan, London, • sister of
-the groom. All wore floor -length
et gowns of mint green crepe,
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Photo -by The Russell Studio
Mr. and Mrs. John Robert McLachlan
Mary Watton wed to
Douglas Wilson
• The `wedding took place in St.
Paul's Church, Southampton,
September 13, 'of Mary Ruth
Watton, daughter of Bishop and
.Mrs. James A. Watton;
Schumacher, to Douglas R.
Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wilson, St. Catharines.
The Rev. Fred Browne,
rector, was in charge of the
service, the bride's father, the
• Rt. • Rev. James A. Watton,
perform ing the marriage
ceremony. The altar was
• decorated with white gladioli.
Given v in marriage by her
brother, David, the bride wore a
floor -length, A-line white crepe
dress with shoulder -length veil.
Her bouquet was stephanotis
and ivy centered with a mauve
orchid.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Janet Kniffen of Windsor and
Miss Dian Watton—of Toronto.
They wore Oriental printed
crepe dresses over mauve ' and
Hadden
Maureen Sherratt Studio
weds
Dan Sheardown
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wrendall
Sheardown are residing ,at 2055
Dundas Street, London,
following their marriage in St.
Peter's Roman Catholic. Church,
Goderich, September 6.
The bride, Maureen. Leona
Sherratt is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sherratt. The
groom is the son of Jas.
Sheardown, Goderich; and the
late Mrs. Sheardown.
The double -ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. P. T.
Sherratt, uncle of the bride,
Goderich: Ed Stiles presided at
the organ --and -Joe Wedlock was
the•soloist, .. -•
In a• formal gown of white
°chiffon featuring a, French lace
bodice, long sleeves and a sheath
skirt with a °flowing panel of
chiffon from . the, neckline, the
bride was escortedto the altar
by her father. Her French
illusion chapel veil was held with
chiffon lily of the valley. She
carried a cascade ' of mauve
carnations and white roses.
Miss Rita Sherratt, Goderich,
was maid of honor in a
formal -length gown of circular
lace over pink taffeta with white
accessories and a cascade of pink
carnations and mauve daisies. "
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Dianne Thomson and -Sonny-Mallougl►
wed at Holmesville
Dianne Thomson, daughter of . double -ring ceremony in late
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houghton afternoon. -
. .of Holmesville, and David Given in marriage by her
- (Sonny) Mallough, son of 'Mr. father, the bride wore a
' - and Mrs. Alexander Mallough of full-length gown of white lace
Goderich, were married in over yellow silk with a
Holmesville United Church Sept. shoulder -length silk illusion veil.
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6. The' Rev. A. J. Mowatt of She carried a bouquet oryellow
Clinton performed the roses. •
MALLOUGH -W THONISON
Mrs. Carl Powell was matron
of honor and the bridesmaid was
Mrs. Ray " " Phillips. The
attendants were dressed similarly
in full-length gowns of yellow
silk shantung and carried white
Shasta daisies. , The flower girls,
Anne Marie Powell and Jackie
Larder, wore dresses resembling
the bride's gown.,,
Bruce' MacDonald was best
. man. Jack Tebbutt of Clinton
.and James Boyce of Sarnia
ushered the guests.
At a reception in the Elm
Haven Motor Hotel, Clinton, the
bride's mother wore a blue and
silver brocade dress with a
rsage...o£...pink. sweetheart.xos
She " was assisted 'by Mrs.
Mallough who was gowned in
aqua with matching accessories
and a corsage of pink sweetheart
roses.
Fortravelling, the bride chose
a pink swith white
accessories. Following their ,
honeymoon, the couple will live
in Holmesville.
Junior . bridesmaids were
Margaret Sherratt and Peggy ,
Sheardown, both of Goderich.
They wore formal -length gowns
of yellow taffeta with lace
bodices, white 'accessories and
cascades of- mauve daisies and
yellow carnations:
Rodger McKnight, Goderich,
was best man. Ushers were John
Burroughs and George Coulter,
both of Goderi.
The weddin breakfast was
served in the church basement
followed by a reception at the
home of the bride's parents. Mrs.
Sherratt made a gracious hostess
in a navy two-piece suit, black
accessories and a corsage of baby
pink roses.
Fbr travelling, the bride
changed to a corded blue silk
coat and dress ensemble, brown
accessories and an orchid
corsage.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored at showers
given by co-workers at Sheaffer
Pen Co. and by her' sister, Rita
Sherratt.
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blue and carried mauve rnnms
with ivy and purple ribbon.
The groom's attendants were
Terence Mullen of Kingston,
Brian Urquhart of Toronto and
Dino DeBon of St. Catharines.
The wedding reception was
held at Hampton Court. The
three -tiered weddingcake was
decorated with northern flowers
and cut with a cake knife that
has been used for three ,
generations.
The bride's mother received
the guests wearing a turquoise
crepe , dress with matching
petalled hat and a rose and white
corsage. The bridegroom's
mother wore a fuscia dress and
matching net hat, with white,
and yellow rose corsage.
For travelling, the' bride wore
a cranberry wool dress with
matching hat and grey coat.
The bride and groom will'
reside at 291 St. George St.,
London.
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