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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-09-10, Page 19, • 0.1 r 4 a 4. • - 6 * trip-egtitaafiC MR. AND MRS. R. B. GOY • Goy.. - BurkhOlder - A double -ring ceremony in Calvary Baptist Church, doderich, .August 22 saw Deanna Lynn Burkholder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burkholder, Goderich, become the bride of Ronald Bruce Goy, son of Mr. and Mrs., Rennie Goy, Wingham. Rev. Kenneth Knight offiCiated-at the "Cereinonfainid yellow and white gladioli and candelabra with inserts of • white -yellow tinted mums. Soloist Mrs. Jean Clark, Detroit, sand The Lord's Prayer and You'll Never Walk Alone: Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore an empire -waisted. A-line taffeta gown with Spanigh lace overlay. The long lilypOint sleeves were of sheer lace and tiny buttons " were featured down the front of • • the -dress. She wore a floor -length mantilla veil4 and carried a bouquet of yellow and whiteroses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Nellie Pentland, Dungannon. Bridesmaids were --Miss- Doris Stewart, GodOrich; Miss Cheryl Stewart, Goderich; and Miss Nancy Landick, London. They wore floor -length gowns ' of yellow dotted Swiss Over taffeta ...with.. long ' sheer sleeves; and trains. They carried circular bouquets of yellow shasta daisies and white gladioli, Larry Pentland, Dungannon, was groomsman. Ushers were Dale Burkholder, brother of the bride, Goderich; Bruce Corrigan, cousin of the groom, Bluevale; and -Grant Bricker, brother-in-law of the, groom, Brantford. The wedding reception was held at the Harbourlite Inn where ellow and white gladioli and fresh garden flowers formed the.decor. The bride's-mother-w-cme.-a—a-pink-floor-length,pant dress in flowing crepe, white open -toed shoes and white meshgloves. She carried a single stemmed fluffed red becara rose and wore pink roses matching her dress in her hair. Bridesmaids were Miss Lin Herbert,' London, and Miss Amy Morton, cousin of the bride, Orono. They were gowned identically to the maid of honor. Groomsman was Brian Constable, Scarboro. Ushers were Barry Gray, Toronto', and David, Rolston,, bfother of the groom, Scarboro. . A reception followed at the Maitland Country Club for 150 guests. The bride's table was centred With a wedding cake, roses and candelabra. Gladioli bouquets and pink and white streamers decorated the room which •featured awall mural landscape and daisies done by • Mrs. Agnes Moon. . ••:' The bride's mother greeted her guests in an orange ice crepe , -7,/,,,,,,,,•,,,,, - ''''''''• **4 * '' t , , * ' ' • , ..' 0.....,:,,,,, ••• • . 4. a• ''''''',':. , ..., ...., 'N,.. ,,,,... ,,..,,,,•• r ' kt ' P. A :‘'.^,,, • • ' MR. AND MR& GERALD WAYNE—RIVETT —MIR. AND MRS. ILX. funtroti. • • -s -ng _a ` trimmed- with tiny -pearls and -received theguestweari st MR.AND MRS.. G. E. D. CHRYSLER OW V.1,4 • .•4 .-raYt.• • Chrysler - Rowe Sheer over taffeta. She carried elm,, Christena Louise Dawson exchanged vows and mat:chino wide wedding bands of personal design with R., Charles Rolstoh August 15. Four baskets of 'pink and mauve sweet peas and ribbOn streamers marked the grassy aisle for the wedding processional. Wedding music was supplied by Doug -Charles who played classical guitar selections by Ramou, Milan Pavan and Bach. Rev. Torn Settle, Guelph, conducted the marriage for the daughter of Mrs. . Angela-. Dawson, Goderich, and the son of Ernest and Mary Rolston, Scarboro. The bride was' given in marriage by her _cousin, Charles Couch, West Hill. - She wore a white diamond patterned three-piece pant suit with flared legs and wrists. A plain 'Spanish headpiece .of white satin held a trailing veil of pastel mauve trimmed with white lace. She carrieda bouquet of red becara roses. - tMaid of honor was MiSs Lynda Blum, Ghelph. She chose burnished gold silk worsted coat dress ensemble with beaded collar, matching accessories and yellOw and rust 'colored roses. The grcibm,'s mother chose a lush green fortrel dress, matching hat, black accessories. and a corsage of yellow and mauve roses and shasta mums. For travelling to points east, the- bride changed 'to a beige crochet -knit dress with long sleeves, dark brown accessories and a corsage of orange carnations. • The coiiple is residing at 361 Oak St., Goderich. Aiscellaneous showers were given in the bride's honor by the Calvary Baptist Church women at the home of Mrs. Gordon Westlake and by Doris Stewart and , Cheryl Stewart at, • the latter's home. Rolston. - Dawson , 1 ASK FOR ei INVITATIONS ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ACCESSORIES• Oinbrrtril ifnottal-#tar On the Fairway at Maitland Country Club, in front of a large • 4•1•;emoono.00••••••••••••••••••••••1 • to a traveller... WELCOME 4..VICE . ,.., • 41,1 WIC . P W143FP . a-ge,,,,Itg,4,,v-1,,, ilz, '3" "..liltr:,,,,mtAVtit ,-.7.,,, "hoUteWarrhillg gifts ' andr information 'about your new . 10e.ation. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your * 1 ,sUbscrIption to the '‘ ' &k4'6114014f4:4:417A? ,'.., , ,.,,,,,,,:x4w1.,,, , , , ..„. , it's the Lord Simcoe ... a friendly wel- cpme ... Superb fine lounges and restau- rants ... all at sensible prices ... and for convenience the stibway is right at the door. ... in the heart of downtown • Toronto, Next time •you visit Toronto, - enjoy itmore than ever... stay at the Lord Simcoe. .„ • dress fashioned -on Grecian lines with which she wore a dark green cymbidium orchid corsage. The groom's mother had selected a jade green crepe dress with matching 'ape, oat and a pale green cymbidium. orchid corsage. . - The • couple left for a honeymoon to the East Coast. The bride changed to a royal purple silk dress, slate grey purse and shoes and a:corsage of pink carnations. o ofi their .return, they will reside in Guelph. • krior .to-ber-rnat:rta* ge, the, bride was feted at several' functions including a garden party and linen shower at the home of the groom' S parents, given by Mr. and,Mrs. Robert Dick. Miss Lynda Blum •was hostess for a miscellaneous shower at her residence in Guelph and Mrs. Jim Hunter held a kitchen - Shower at her home, RR 2, Goderich. • . The rehearsal party was held Friday, August 14, on the patio and spacious lawn- of .Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter's home at- R 2. Goderich." Rivett - Anderson pink and. white dles.s and coat gathered into a headpiece of e white roses. • She carried a ensemble of crimplene. Her • bouquet of yellow and white accessories were white, and she sweetheart roses. - wore a headpiece of pink ribbon Her sister, Mrs. • Robert with white flowers. Her corsage (Beverley) Cooke, of Aurora, was of white sweetheart roses. was matron of honour, while her. • •For her honeymoon dip, the bride chose ' a 'pale green other attendants were Miss polyester crepe dress, With long Linda Horn of Ancaster and Miss Rose Leamen of Goderich. They • full sleeves, over which was worn were sim ilarly gowned' • a matching redingote of lace. in S floor -length dresses of lilache wore a pale green chiffon nylon dotted swiss over- taffeta. bow in her hair. Her accessories These were also styled with high- were white, and her corsage of necklines, puffed sleeves and white sweetheart.roses. Guests were present from a, wide white lace ernbrbidered empire waistlints, trimmed -with Toronto, Winnipeg, Woodstock, with thry-flOwers-in-shades. of Janand. Staffordville, as well as from mauve and purple:They carried • baskets of white daisy mums and Dungannon and Goderich. wore matching' flowers in their • Prior to her wedding the hair. • --bride was honored at a shower The best man was John Hoygiven- by Mrs. Ross Harrison, , Goderich. Ushers were Bob Nelson Street, and at a beach Cooke, Aurora, and Gary party given by the Bank of Squires, Goderich. Montreal staff:of, which she is a • The reception and dance was member. , The couple will reside at 39 held in Saltford Valley Hall, Victoria Street South. ' h th bride's • mother Victoria Street South. Baskets of mums decorated -St. .C4-eorge!s 'Anglican Cliuich, Goderich, fpr the—edding August 8 which Yvonne Kathleen Rowe and George Edward Dennis Chrysler were married before Rev. Garwood R.ussell. - The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Salm, Brussels, • and the 'grown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chrysler, Goderich. • ' • The bride was given in marriage' by her uncle,- Wm. Albert, Whitechurch. She wore a• floor -length go-wn of white sheer organza accented by appliques of Swiss lace. The bodice • was fashioned with a scoop neckline and featured lilYp-bini Sleeves. The softly flowing bouffant skirt swept to a chapel train and her triple -tiered veil of hand -rolled • French illusion fell froth a crown. of sequins and pearls. She carried a lace -covered white Bible crested with red roses. Maid .of honor was Miss Marilyn Rowe, Brussels, * in a, street -length dress of baby blue nosegay of pink carnations and wore white accessories. Alan—ehrysler, . brother of the groom, was groomsman. Usher was Larry MoNeil, Clinton.. 'The reception washeld at the home of the • groom's - grandmother, Mrs,. Roope, where - bells, streamers and seasonal flowers formed the background. - The bride's mother received the guests in a peacock blue brocade dress, white accessories " • and a pink corsage. Thegroom's . mother wore a royal blue crepe dress with nylon lace coat, sijver accessories and a pink torsage. • Following. the reception, .the bride changed- -to a- -green crimplene dress with brown accessories. The couple will make their home at 106 Borden Street, Skratford. Prior to her wedding, the bride was feted at a shower at the hOme of Mrs. Roope. The • groom's fellow employees also presented the couple with a clock. •- • • Baskets of mauve and white . gladioli decorated North Street Church on August 15, for a • lovely summer wedding, at which Mary Ellen Anderson and • Gerald Wayne Rivett exchanged vows. Rev. Robert Raymont officiated at the • double -ring • ceremony. The bride is the daughthr of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Goderieh, and the groom is the • son of Mr.' Leonard Rivett, -also Of Goderich, and the late -Mrs. Rivett. - • The bride was given in marriage by her, father. Her Victorian style dress, of white nylon organza featured a high . neckline, empire waist • and puffed sleeves, .trimmed with bands of lace. The A-line skirt and. floor -length train', were • panelled hi the same lace. Her veil of tiers of white tulle was , "We set up the Codimerce Two Account Plan to be a perfect match. A Personal Chequing Account lets you pay all your bills while We keep your records straight. And a Commerce Savings Account helps you earn more interest on the motley you keep. And to hrelp you save, you can arrange • to have funds automatically transferred. to your savings,account. It's a happy union. • Just one more way more of us " do more for you at the Commerce." Call'horM-624;9525 Nitstoonoulimitaithoimotimumnimitioloilio ,,. a . • ,tk grit' ,tiveriftv University and King Streets, Tel. 00-1848 - •