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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-09-03, Page 17pQPERLQR' ,sIoN.s'g,'rRuR. Somet in something borrowed •.5 HOGPN -- RIEGLING . St. Joseph'S4a.Roman Catholic Church, • Kingsbridoe, was the". scene recentlyfor the. wedding - at which Karla .A.,,nne Riegling, RR 7, Lucknow_, and Thongs John Hogan, RR 3t Lucknow, f40 - exchanged vows ancL rings before e Rev. C. A. Bianchi, Hamilton, assisted by Rev. Henry Cassano. The bride is the daughter of Ir. and. Mrs. Carl J. Riegling, RR 7, Lucknow, and the groom • is the son of Mr; and Mrs. Dennis Hogan, RR 3, Lucknow. The church was decoirated with two baskets of pink gladioli and mauve mums pladed on the altar. The pews. woe adorned with white satin ribbon, lily of the valley and pink and purple violets. The organist was -Miss Denise"' Dalton. Soloist was " Eugene Frayne who sang Ave Maria, On This Day and The :Impossible Dream.* The altar boys and priests led the wedding party including the ,parentsof the bride and groom • into the church. The bride wore a dress of antron organza adorned with guipure lace on the bodice and down the front of the dress, the sleeves and the back to the hem. It featured a' :simple -Mine .skirt, . low .shaped : �: iteckiineatnci sfhoxtiiu steeves= —1 -1 -ler long veil of nylon tulle was enhanced with guipure lace and she carried, a Dutch . colonial . bouquet ..of pink sweet, carte 1i, 15 M;iYAi'lli�� MR. AND MRS. B. E. W. FOWLER Photo by Mcl?owell MR, `AMD MRS: J. L. EVERETT • •MR. AND MRS. R. W. EEDY Georgeto`wi; -Stratford' Hamilton. They were greeted by the bride's mother in a , mauve - -roses, ---mauve' -mums, white gladioli and baby's -breath tied_""' r' with white ribbon. (laid of honor was Miss Barbara Riegling, sister of. the bride, RRA 7, Lucknow. She wore a sleeveless floor -length gown on princess lines of mauve antron organza. It featured an embroidered white lace overskirt' trimmed with a purple ribbon tied in a bow at the waist and. cascading into streamers. Matching purple ribbon adorned her hair and she carried a single white glamelia tinted mauve With purple streamers. Bridesmaids Miss Rosemary Hogan, sister of the groom, -Woodstock; Miss Sharon Courtney, Kitchener; an'd Mrs. Frank Riegling, sister-in-law of • the bride, RR 7, Lucknow, were' gowned identically to -the maid of honor: . Flowergirl was Miss Susan • Padbury, cousin' of the bride, Welland. She wore a floor -length cotton eyelet dress adorned with mauve ribbon at the back.*She carried a white basket of purple and pink violets. Ringbearer was • Master Robert Collinson, cousin of the groom,-Goderich.- Ronald Hogan, brother of the groom, RR 3, Lucknow, was best man. Ushers were Jim * Hogan,brother of the groom, RR , 3, Lucknow; and Max Riegling and ' Frank Riegling, both brothers of the bride, RR 7, Lucknow. The wedding reception was held at the Saltford Valley. Hall where tables were decorated wi pink candles adorned with p a.,e and pink violet's. uests ' attended from Toronto, Welland, Chatham, Ridgetown,. McKays Corners, Atikokan, Blenheim, Auburn, Gorrie, Wroxeter, Lucknow, Goderich, London, Don Mills, poly -ester crepe° i1e th with mauve lac coat, mauve ribbon hat, • whited accessoriez� and a corsage of wh to featherdl mums tinted mauv She wasC-assed by the groom's mother in a hot pink polyester` crepe, sheath, pink lace coat, pink ribbon hat, white accessories and a, white feather mum corsage. For a honeymoon through the Eastern United States, Mori'treal and Northern Ontario, the bride changed to a brown and white fortre4 dress, white crinkle patent shops and purse and a pale' green" cynibidiurn orchid. . .The couple is residing at 203 . Quebec Street, Goderich. Prior to her wedding, the bade was feted at several showers in her honor. Relatives of the bride were entertained by Mrs. -Paul Giroux and Mrs. Bruce .Padbury at the former's home near Chatham. A corn`rnunity shower was held at Kingsbridge and some girlfriends of the bride met at the home of Sharon Courtney. The staff : of St. Mary's School in Goderich presented the bride with a gift. The bride's mother was hostess for a trousseau tea in her dauglrtefs sono The groom is employed at the Salt mines, Goderich, 'and the bride at St. Mary's School, Goderich. -lehgth-gowncof-white-icashri etre and _chantilly lace made by the groom's mother. The bodice with an empire waistline was accented by short puffy lace sleeves -and -appliques -of .- chantilly lace flowers trimmed with seed pearls. A crown of hearts outlined ins seed"pearrs held her Spanish styled veil of silk illusion aisd appliqued in Chantilly lace flowers and pearls. She carried . a ' cascade of sweetheart roses and. stephanotis. Bridesmaid was Miss Wendy Bird gowned in peach cashmere with short puffy sleeves and empire waistline. Her headpiece was of matching roses and she carried • a cascade of white miniature carnations and stephanotis. Groomsman was Brian Siddall. Ushers were James Angus brother of the bride, and George Low. Following the candlelight ceremony a reception was held in the church. The bride's mother received her guests 'wearing a muted ice-cream crepe gown with gold accessories. She wore a corsage of orange tea roses. She was• assisted' by .the` ,groom's mother who wore . a floor -length gown ' of co rr , imported Thai r. l c--AoTth h rave' -and white accessories and white sweetheart roses. For" travelling the bride -chose a moss green knit ensemble with corsage of yellow sweetheart roses .and matching , accessories. The bride was feted at showers given by Mrs. Jas Angus, Miss -Mary Lynn Florbes'and' 1V,1iss Wendy Bird. The couple will reside in Clinton following a honeymoon to southern parts of- United States. FOWLER-ANGUS Cardl Anne Angus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Angus and Brian Elgin Wayne Fowler, son'of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Fowler exchanged vows in a double ring 'ceremony in. `Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, on July 31, 1970 with Reverend A. J. Mowatt officiating. V Given in marriage by her father .,-the bride wore a :floor EVERETT-YARWOOD Julie Margaret Yarwood; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Yarwood, Scarborough, and (finbrrtril tnai-tar WEST ST. 524 -8331 gJeeimie4 a elWi;nc4r,,e rhos 1(94-e4j/". 1UC�(Il/lli1,� 0 - Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. • .06616 princess • line - dresses trimmed with daisies. Daisies also adorned their hair. All carried bouquets :of.. elloW,:and-White:daisies: p' . -$est rcia -teras "Barry,: -Sty' of Woodstock, and the usher was Keith Little of Toronto. Following • the wedding a reception and dinner was hefd in the Captain's . Room of Watts Restaurant. The couple left for a wedding trip to Quebec .City- and The-- Laurentians, On their return they will reside at 70 Parkwood's Village Drive, Don Mills. Given in marriage by her father the bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. D'ouglas-Myers, as .rnatron• -0i r: honor—Bridesmaids �-=�weire sisters of • the groom, and Mary Tanney, of Peterborough: All the attendants wore full-length gowns of floral printed surah with empire waistbands of hot pine velvet ribbon. Matching' ribbon trimmed their •white straw picture hats as well as their baskets of roses and ivy. EEDY - JENKS The . best man was William . Blake of Dungannon. Ushers were Douglas Drake of Ottawa rand James •Jenks: -and William ,. Jenks `' fi rnthers-otthe: xlde::..-:... The bride's mother wore a gown of coral linen with white accessories while the .groom's mother wore an aqua ensemble,_ also with white accessories. Both 7mothers-wore--orchid corsages. . The wedding rete tion was held at 401 Inn. • Nlr: Md, Mrs. edywill reside in Toronto. . Katherine Dorothy Jenks of Kingston became the bride, of Robert Wayne Eedy. of Dungannon, at ..a nuptial mass celebrated by Msgr. A. J. Welsh, in St. Joseph's Church, Kingston. . The bride, ,who is '..the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jenks of Kingston, wore a gown of - hammered satin and organza Mirth a full-length veil of silk illusion. Her bouquet was of white shasta mums, pink rosebuds and ivy. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Irvine Eedy of Dungannon. COME IN AND SEE Otill COMI'LET1✓ SELECTION OF • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENT`S • INFORMALS • ACCESSORIES , jour choice of varioi s paper stocks, type styles and vises. ask for . . MR. AND MRS. W.J. Denomme FLOVVEI SHOP John Lloyd Everett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Everett, Goderich, were united in marriage in SL Gabriel's Church, Scarborough, August 15, with Rev. Father G.. Meyer officiating. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose lace for her ,full-length Spanish style gown, with long lace sleeves, square . neckline beaded with T. J. HOGAN pearls, and a full train. A crystal and pearl coronet held her full-length veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart ,roses surrounded by white and yellow daisies. ., Miss Carol • Jackman of Scarborough was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Vicki Downey, Cindy Arnott and Gloria Parks. All were gowned alike floor -length gold Italian satin Phos• 524 8132 Fall Cleaning Special POPULAR-CORDAWAY MODEL 950 Eureka Cleaner OFF SUGGESTED SELLING PRICE, NOW $6995 WHILE THEY LAST HUTCHINSON TV' & APPLIANCES 308 HURON RD. PHONE 5247831• ANDBLAST ING Will ° give• your home that, fresh new appearance. Brighten' brick or stone. Phone • for estimate. DAY OR NIGHT ,Agint 'for 21, -hr. FILM DEVELOPING DEMOLITION WORK We can demolish anything in concrete or stone with our latest air hammer facilities. SPRAY PAINTING. ° Modern equipment to quickly handle houses or farm buildings. ARNOL THER-S 5297403 District couple wed, 50 years Mr. and, Mrs. William James Taman, R.R. 6 Goderich. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Saturday_at a family dinner party and evening reception for friends. The couple were married 50 years „ ago in the Presbyterian Church manse in Goderich by the ministet, Rev. McDermitt. 1.44ATIO Select your wedding invitM ns, Announcements 41,nd rcc saP tvA0ai.040a', , ,5 :; . „, "quality and correctness of form. GIG': ALSd,�IIA'11 PEIISONALI2ED WEDDING” NAPKINS, MATCHES.' Y •. 1.51- to., :l xw'+'. a:a itigSy a1;i titin; ;:' Following their wedding, they went to live 'on 'Newgate Street in -Goderich where they resided for about seven years. They lived, on Regent Street for 16 years before moving to a farm north of Sheppardton where they lived- 'for 17 years before moving to their present address: Mr. Taman is a First. World War veteran and went overseas with the 161st Battalidn. He transferred to `the 47th Battalion, fourth division, and Spent .,14 months at the front in France during three years and foiir months overseas: was employed With the C�P and a later with • the `salt mine operations in Goderich. ,.Mr . ,t . ani r Branch 109 of the Canadian Legion, Godekich, and his wife a member of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary. They ` are both members of Victoria Street United Church. The couple has three children including two daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Pamela) Emms, Norlh Bay and Mrs. Bryan (Dolores) Speigelberg, Landon; and one son, Billy, Bayfield. T six grandchildren. • Mr. Taman said the weather August 22, 1920, was waren and Sunny. The "couple recalled that they walked to their wedding, They had some advice for` young married couples. It wag to be forgiving one with the„other and to be patient about making There are purchases for the, home. 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