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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-16, Page 13• V' St. Peter's OintrCht Goderich,` was the scene July 1 at U. . a40.. for the wedding ceremony which,.united'Gerald. Joseph Spain and Earleen Frank in marriage, Rev. R. Mo.ynahan performed the, double -ring ceremony for the son of the late Mr. and T.Mrs. John Spain; Goderich, and the daughter of '. 41r.. and Mrs. .Earle L. Frank, 507 Sierra Dr.,' Prescott, Ar' aria, rganist was Ed Stiles and the Soloist:was Grant' Ellison who sang Ave ' Marla and G Perfect Love.. • Given in marriage by her brother,, Charles E. ° Frank, Goderich, the bride wore = a white street -length dress and carried a cascade bouquet of yellow - roses - and bouquet .stephanotis centred with a . large white orchid. 1. Photo by Gerald Covet MR, AND MRS. P. V. TURNER. .White tapers and floral Bridesmaids- were Mrs. Bruce arrangements of white shasta Baechler of Sarnia, Miss Carolyn daisies and lilies adorned the Graham, , of Goderich, Mrs. altar of St. Georges Anglicah Bryan King of London rid Miss Church, Goderich, for the Betty . Sheardown of, Kit ener.: St. Peter's Roman Catholic marriage Saturday, July 4 , of They were identically gown d to `Church, Goderich, was the Christina Irena, daughter of Mrs. » the maid ,of honor and also setting June 27 for the wedding Joan M. D. Tomkowicz and the carried bouquets of asta at which Kathleen A. Wedlock, late Antoni ' L. Tomkowicz to daisies, baby's breath and fern. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ..i?hilip Vaughn, ..son ..of. Mr.� and _ Groomsman. ;,...was^ Russell _Wedlock,,..Goderich,.-: ;exchangers._ ._Mrs itnbe t Ni'" uraer,:Jiayfiol Taibo - £ anc nrt: +Cuests ,vere—vows-arid gs. nth f nnet'h - The Rev. • G. G. Russell ushered by ' Bryan King 'of Bowen, son .of Mr. and Mrs. Roy officiated at the double ring London, Arthur McMichael of Bowen, , also of Goderich. Rev. ceremony. The Processional entered to • the hymn "Austria" .with the bride being escorted to the altar by • Arthur W. McMichael, Seaforth. .The bride looked lovely wearing , a, floor -length gown, imported from London, England, made of- Tricel crepe over taffeta' fashioned -on an Edwardian' design, completed with a lace edged cathedral train. French guipure lace adorned the high neckline and long fitted cuffs. A large bow, accented the train at the back of the gown. Her five -tiered bouffant veil with scalloped crocheted edging was held by a bouquet of lily of the ' valley and tiny rose; blooms. She, carried a Colonial styled bouquet of white butterfly roses, stephanotis, baby's breath, yellow sweetheart roses and white miniature carnations enhanced by leather fern, from which fell yellow velvet ribbons , entwined with stephanotis.' ' Matron of honor Was' , Ma• y . Frank,. Ooderich, who ebose a white bee and: chiffon dreps and carrieda lace basket or yellow gavot :ro «, Peter Spain was, groomsman. " Following a wedding Teestion at the..home ,ot the groom,. the couple left., for Midland, Bracebridge, the;' Muskoka region Huntsville. They will reside at . the groom'O home, 342 gag St, ' Prior to her maitiage, the 'bride was °showered. " by the . choir members ' of the American Lutheran •church in Prescott, Arizona. 169 WEST 'ST. PHONE ° 5244996 Costumes & Boutique LOCAL' HANDCRAFTS Photo by Gerald Cover . MR. AND MRS. K. R. BOWEN 4 r Maid of honor was Miss Sandra Ware, Goderich, sister of the bride. ` Her gown was of Spanish mint polyester whip cream .fashioned with empire waist, trimmed with inint` pastel velvet . and -lace, full length, puffed sleeves with raffled cuffs, • and trimmed ' with velvet and lace and» a large flat velvet bow, which fell from the waist at the back of her gown. Her headpiece was of. pale tinted' roses and a matching looped bow. She carried a bouquet similar to that of the bride -and consisting of yellow and white shasta daisies, . balby's breath and fern, from which fell pastel, mint velvet " ribbons. -.x t 4 Seaforth, Clare Sager.____.o1d ___Moynahan officiated. ` Goderich and Wi.11jam._Soldai of _. - O rga nJst Ed • - Stiles Grand Bend. accompanied the soloist, Misr- Organist issOrganist was Miss Marian ' Isobelle Lassaline. Aldous of Southampton. Escorted by her father, -the Following the cerci 1ony a bride wore a --gown of peau de reception was held in • the charme featuring a lace bodice Bayfield Community Centre. with lace bell sleeves and an Receiving the guests was the empire waistline. She carried a bride's mother wearing a robin bouquet of yellow sweetheart egg 1310e crimplene suit, beige roses. ' wet -look accessories and a Maid of honor was Miss Laura corsage of yellow sweetheart Mero, Kitchener and the roses, Assisting was the groom's ' bridesmaid was Mrs. T. McIver, mother wearing a cream lace Kitchener. They were gowned suit, tangerine accessories and a alike in mint green chiffon over corsage of orange delight roses. taffeta gowns featuring empire Master of Ceremonies for the waistlines accented with daisy occasion was L. B. Graham, trim. The' puff sleeves were also Goderich. trimmed with daisies and they • Fbr the wedding '"t ip t 6 the - earried bouquets • of white Thousand Islands in , the St, daisies. Lawrence River, the bride Glenn McCuspey� Goderich, changed into an imported two was groomsman. Ushers were. piece ensemble of navy and red Mark Lassaline, Torn McIver and with matching accessories and a .. Bill Mohring. cymbidium orchid corsage. The wedding reception was Upon their return Mr. and held at St. Peter's Church hall. Mrs. Turner will reside in _ The bride's mother wore an aqua dress and coat ensemble, white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The groom's mother chose a light coral dress and coat ensemble, . white accessories and a corsage of . - white roses. - . For a honeymoon in Niagara • Falls, the bride changed to a navy dress and coat ensemble, white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. They'• will reside at 240 Jones . Street. Hostesses for showers p• rior to the wedding were Mrs. Pat Walker, Clinton; Miss Shirley Mohring, Goderich; Miss Laura Mero and Mrs. T. McIver, both of Kitchener. Goderich. Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at showers given by Mrs. Thomas Penhale in Bayfield, and by Miss Carolyn Graham ' and Miss Betty Sheardown in Goderich. Fellow employees at the Dominion Road Machinery • Co. also entertained - the bride at dinner where they presented her with gifts. . Saturday, June 27 the bride and her mother held "open house" for_ friends and relatives at the bride's new home. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, Bayfield, were 'hosts to a party following the rehearsal. MR. AND MRS. Mary Etue, daughter of Lloyd and Dorothy Etue, 80,,.Blake Street, becanip the bride of 13111 Wilkinson, • son of Jinn and Evelyn-. Wilkinson, 125 South • St.„ at a cerelony July 11 in, St. Peter's Church, Goderich. t?k�,;�Ym t•§yy. it, �k„'. iyfl,'�.'0..n yy3 r .. ,X, q KCv, . ireuj% " EC►1 Il1�ICt tie ° doubiedring ceremony amid baskets of . yellow muls and white gladioli. g: P zo aa� b „- `"t to itehener° C.ngere. 4 ^ � ..ry; Givens in motive • by her . d° -1111 mote by Uerald,Cover LL'WILKINSON father,.. the bride wore a white norganza over, satin wedding gown with a French lace bodice and lace trim- at the hemline. Her floovlength veil was held in place by a lace headdress and she carried white gardenias, yellow l -Bu Anna Mae Snider, Kitchener. She Wore a green butterfly crepe " gown with a sheer paisley bodice ,.. . i�iH� i pone roses: '.., • Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Etue, Kitchener; Mrs. Jeanne Scotchmer, St Catharines; and Mrs. Alison Dowds, Goderich. They were gowned alike in yellow. butterfly crepe with sheer paisley bodices and flowers identical to those carried by the matron of honor. John ' Pirie, Goderich, was groomsman. Ushers were Ed Curry and Dave Wilkinson, both of Goderich, and Jerry Etue, Detroit. The wedding reception Was held at the Harbourlite I Inn. The bride's mother received in" a green silk linen dress with a yellow orchid corsage. She was' assisted by the groom's mother in a peach ctimplene dress and a green orchid corsage. For travelling to Northern Ontario, the bride changed to a yellow dress and coat of criniplene, white accessories and a green orchid corsage. They will reside in Belleville. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at several showers given by Alison Dowds and 'Val Imbeau at the home of Alison Dowds; the 'ladies' staff of Belleville 'Collegiate; Pat Wilkinson and Shirley Dinsmore at the horse of -the groom's Mother; ' Anna Mae • Snider'; Kitchener; and Sharon Ainsworth, Belleville. wrivawormirmiiimiriminrommieLera fowitativ-frth— "'; F R�g,,,x y.. ^gyp , A _;SIGNAL -STAB# Ni. MR. AND MRS. G. J. 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