The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-08-20, Page 18°
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(photo by-Pouncy's Studio)
"MR, and_MRS., N. J. BELL .. ,
Baskets of ` green and orange
tinted shasta daisies and white
snapdragons graced lncel
of Syndicate Avenu Baptist
Church, Thunder Bay, South, for
the wedding August 8 at which
Linda Maureen Reedhead,
Thunder Bay North and Norman
James Bell, also of Thunder Bay
North, exchanged vows and rings
before Rev. J. Longley assisted ,
by Rev. Bert Birch. •
The bride is the daughter' of
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reedhead,
Thunder Bay North, and the
groom's parents are.Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Bell, Goderich.
Soloist was_ Mrs. Dorothy.
Shefield accompanied by Miss
May Mouland at the organ. •.
,Given , in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a formal
gown of bridal satin with a
straight skirt gathered softly into
the high waistline and trimmed
with a border of chantilly lace:
The bodice was fitted and .had a
set-in lacer yoke and lace
rouching at the neckline centred
with a miniature satin bow. The
sleeves 'were straight and
full-length, trimmed " with an
applique of lace and edged with
lace rouching. The back of the
gown was complimented with a
detachable train fastened at the
waist. Her bouffant veil of silk
illusion- with' scalloped edges was
held by a forward headpiece:
with petals of nylon tulle
trimmed with iridescent
, forget-me-nots and centred with
pearl droplets... Her bouquet was
green and orange tinted Shasta
daisies and white roses.
Maid df honor was Miss
Audrey Ebel, Schuler, Alberta.
She wore a full-length gown Alberta.
frosted green nylon sateen with
empire waistline,. A-line skirt and
bell sleeves. The skirt and sleeves
were trimmed with white daisy
lace. .She carried a bouquet of
green tinted shasta daisies and
baby's,. breath.
Miss Nancy Bell, sister of the' '
groom, Goderich, . and . Miss
Lynne Wintermute, Thunder
Bay North, wore frosted orange
nylon sateen gowns styled
identical to the maid of honor's
gown. They carried bouquets of
orange tinted shasta daisies and'
baby's breath.
Groomsman was Bill
Mc}irdy, Thunder Bay North.
Clayton Reedhead, brot1T r 'of
the bride and Gordon Robinson,
cousin of the .bride, both of
Thunder Bay, ushered guests.
The wedding reception was
held_.at the Prince Arthur Hotel,
Thunder Bay North. Lyle
Robinson, uncle of the bride,
proposed a toast .to the bride.
The bride's mother received
her guests in a 'long -Sleeved dress
of deep .pink chiffon ,overlaid
with lace, white accessories and
a corsage of white sweetheart
roses. The groom's mother
assisted her in a honey coral
crimplene coat and dress
ensemble with white accessories
and a corsage of white
sweetheart roses.
For travelling to Quebec and
the Eastern United gtates, the
bride . changed to a „beige and.
brown suit of linen hopsacking
with a , yellow blouse, white
accessories and a corsage • of
tinted shasta daisies.
' The young couple will reside
in Thunder Bay North. _-
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored at three
showers. ` Mrs. Lyle Robinson
was hostess for a miscellaneous
shower at her home; the women
of Faith Chapel held a shower at
the home' of Mrs. R. Zapfe; and
Miss Faith Belait was hostess for
a personal shower at her home.
The groom's parents
entertained following ' the
rehearsal.
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St. Matthew's Lutheran
pel, Kitchener,was the scene
ntly for the wedding at
which Maureen Mary Calvert
exchanged vows and,rings with
James .. Donald McNaughton
before Rev. T. T. Schaffer.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold James
Calvert, Kitchener, and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James McNaughton, _Luckhow.
To the tune of Trumpet Fare
played by Harry Exrstadt,
Kitchener, the bride" entered the
church on the arm of her father.
.She Wore a whitelace gown with
a scooped neckline and .. "an
empire bodice. The full sleeves
were gathered at the elbow and
there were ruffles at the
neckline, hemline and trimming
the sleeves. The gown extended
at back into a slight train. Her
"shoulder -length veil, was four
tiers of silk illusion and was held
in place by a headpiece of pink
and white daisies. She carried a
nosegay of pink and white roses,
carnations, trailing ivy and
streamers.,
Miss'":Colleen Calvert, sister of
the bride, Kitchener, wore a
shell pink sleeveless gown styled
� alait .empire lines:: tte,pleated a,_ s.
-bodice featured-awrolled chiffon
collar. Her headdresstwas of pink
daisies and she carried a nosegay
of multicolor •carnations and
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roses 'with pink streamers.
• Alan Hardie, Toronto, was
,. best man. Douglas 'Landreth,
Stratford and - Barry Craig,
Hespeler, ushered guests:
The reception was held at the
Conestoga ' Motel, Kitchener,
where round tables were centred.
with pink carnations. The bride's
mother, attended in a ''chiffon
' dress of various shades of pink
styled along empire lines and
featuring long sleeves„ gathered at
.the wrist. Her accessories were
white and she wore a deep pink
feathered carnation corsage. 'The
groom's mother had chosen an
azure blue crepe sleeveless dress
with lace overblouse,. bohe
accessories iitd,a corsage of pale
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MR. and MRS; R. Q. ALLIN
A
floor-IehgtVv dding gown
of white silk organza over
French peau de faille was the
choice of Lynda Jean Baechler,
,daughter of IVIr. "and Mrs. Con
Baechler, . Goderich, for her
wedding day when she
exchanged vows and rings with
Raymond Charles Arlin, son of
Mr. and ' Mrs. Clive Arlin,
Auburn,, • in .a ceremony at St.
Peter's . Church, Goderich,
Saturday, August 1.
Rev. Father Moynahan
conducted taw ceremony amid
standards of yellow and white
gladioli and shasta daisies.
,Organist H. I-iendricka
accompanied the soloist, J.
Wedlock who sang 0 Perfect
Love, Ave 'Maria and Edelweiss.
The bride was escorted to the
altar py, her father. Her gown
was styled . with an empire
waistline and the bodice was
accented by a high round collar
trimmed with Swiss guipure and
chantilly lace. The A-line skirt
-was decorated with alternating
rows of Swiss guipure lace and
ruffled chantilly lace which' also
trimmed` the bottom edge of the
skirt. The short, puffy sleeves
were also trimmed with the
combination of the "two
exquisite laces. . Her beautiful
chapel -length train draped
gracefully from the mid -back to
the floor and again was
enhanced by rows of the two
kinds of lace. She carried a Juliet
bridal bouquet of yellow roses
and stephanotis.
Matron of honor liras Mrs. Pat
Hodges, Goderich. Bridesmaids
were Brenda Allin, Auburn and
Kerry McLean and Sue. Dtgnin,
both of Goderich.,
They were gowned alike in
gowns of yellow nylon Swiss dot
over taffeta' and 'carried baskets
of yellow and white miniature
carnations. They -wore white
miniature carnations in their
hair. -
John Hodges, Goderich, was
best man. Ushers were Wayne
Arlin; Auburn; and Barry
Pitblado and Jim Farrish, both
of Goderich.
The Wedding reception was at
thee" Harbvdrlite-i1m -Goderich.
The mother of the.bride wore a
candy pink silk worsted dress,
the short sleeves *id portrait
neckline embroidered with
tome -on -tone rhinestone beading
and the skirt styled along
A -lines. • She wore a matching
beaded headpiece and
accessories,, and a pink
cymbidium orchid corsage. .The '
groom's' mother chose a blue
dress of acetate and nylon Iace
over 'rayon taffeta featuring a
rounded'' neckline, white
accessories and a . pink.
cymbidium orchid corsage.
.For travelling to Niagara Falls.
and other points, ` :the; .'bride
donned a white sleeveless dress,
yellow flowered coat and to
complete the ensemble, white
accessories and a corsage . of
yellow miniature carnations.
The newlyweds are residing at
190 Picton Street, Goderich.
Wedding congratulations itere
received from Darry anfl Kiyoko
Bacchler, Tokyo, Japan.
Prior 'to her marriage, the
bre was honored at a shower
given by friends at the home of
Mrs. Pat Hodges. She was also
feted by co -hostesses Brenda and
Mrs. Phyllis Arlin at.a shower in
their home. .
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PORCH -SITTING
CANADIANS URGED
TO MOVE INDOORS -
Marketing, Canadian
advertising weekly, carries this
quote from Warren Reynolds,
Toronto " advertising agency
president: "We have the second
largest country on earth, but we
have not yet begun to possess it.
We• are living like a man who has
purchased a house and is so
enchanted withthe view -that he
sits on the front veranda and has
not yet opened the door to see
what kind of house he owns.
"The task that confronts
Canadians in the remaining years
of this century is to occupy the
house, • to possess Canada and
not merely a strip of it."
CHISHOLM TV
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Citistian • Reformed Church. 'The bride, the former Frances"
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AUGUST 17 to
Lynda Dianne Longhurst,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Longhurst, Auburn, became' the
bride of Blair Arnold Ketch; son
of Mr, Viand Mrs. J. A. Ketch,
Kitchener, at a. simple wedding
ceremony at . the home of
-Murray Hunter, RR 1 Auburn,
August 6.
Rev. Cecil Wittick of Blyth
United Church officiated.
The couple will 'reside at 191
Benton St., Kitchener
pinck carnations.
For a wedding trip to
Northern Ontario, the' " bride
changed to. a red, white and blue.
arnel skimmer, white Garbo hat
and navy accesaories.
They will reside at 28q
Wellesley St., Toronto, on thein
return, • •
The bride attended Victoria
School, Victor Lauriston School
and GDCI before moving from
Goderich with her family to
Kitchener , in 1965. She will
graduate from the •Wellesley
' Hospital School of Nuising in
Toronto in September.
The groom is a graduate of
Fanshawe College in London. .
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