HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-10-08, Page 16O ERICH SION LeSTAR, TRUES A,Y, OCTOBER 8, 1970
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MR. AND MRS. D. L. EDWARD
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_. .A_- beautiful___wedding__,took. place _recetitly in Islington _
Evangel Centre, Toronto, when Heather Gayle Kitchen, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Kitchen, becamethe bride
. of David 'Lane Edward, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H.
Edward, Goderich.
Rev: David Edwards was the officiating clergyman. The
wedding music was. played , by Edmund Keeling who had
played at the., brides arerrtswed.din.
Huge baskets of white gladioli and wrought iron candelabra
o with white tapers decorated the sanctuary. The aisle pews were
marked with wrought iron standards . wound with ivy and
supporting a hurricane candle. .
The bride was gowned in •a floor -length crystal organza
bridal dress trimmed with deep yoke and cuffkof guipure lace.
- She wore a cathedral train trimmed with the same- lace and a --
double bouffant veil held�;with a sprig of stephanotis. Her,°
bouquet was an informal.arrangement of sunset roses.
Donna Whitehead of Vancouver, the maid of honor, was
gowned in flowered organza[ in sunset shades. The bridesmaids, •
Sherry Sadler of . Forest Hill, _ Toronto, —Susanna Bieber,
Iyaterloo; and Linda Buchanan, Utica, Michigan, wore
similarily styled Victorian dresses in buttercup yellow sparkle
organza with sashes of the same fabric as used in the maid of .•
honor's frock. They all wore hands of white daisy mums in
their hair and carried wild flower arrangements of yellow and
white mums.
Donald Edward of Goderich was his brother's, groomsman,
while Alan Kitchen, brother ..of the bride, Toronto; Larry
Biesenthal, Pembroke; and Eric'Fincher, Goderich, ushered the
guests. • • ��
Mrs. Kitchen. wore a formal sleev�t ��le6s,. ;fi lik" f delicate;:,.,..,
peach with. yoke and hem deeply. bonded in peach guipure
lace, She carried' a purse corsage of deep peach sweetheart.
roses. The groom's mother chose a long-sleeved formal dress of
leaf green silk shantung trimmed with rhinestone buttons. Her
flowers were a shoulder -corsage. of yellow sweetheart buds. ` _
The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Kitchen, was gowned in powder
blue with a white rose corsage.
The garden of the OId Mill 'Inn was the setting for the
reception line, following • which the guests retired to the,
Hur>ber Room for the wedding dinner. Master of ceremonies
was the gropmsinari, Donald Edward. ,:•
The young couple left for thei(`hoheymoon through the
New England states, the bride 'having changed to a white lace.
pant suit with black body shirt, black patent`accessories and,
white lace poncho. The groom's costume was similar, a white
tunic suit worn with a black shirt.
Following the honeymoon, the young couple. will reside in
•Kitchener; where-- the groom will enter=_hia final : year .at._.
Waterloo Lutheran University. The bride is a graduate of the
same university. -
Prior ,to the wedding. the bride was feted at several showers
in Waterloo and Toronto. The bride.'sparents held.open house cc
on Sunday. August 16, while the groom's parents entertained
the wedding party. at a rehearsal party at the Holiday Inn,
Highway 27.
Besides guests from Toronto and Goderich, friends were
present for the happy event from other points in Ontario,
Montreal, Michigan; New York and Vancouver.
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TOO LATE ,FOR LAST WEEK'
Europe and a visit to Russia.
° Mr. D. A. MacLennan
feeling much better and was seen
at Ripley on Saturday with the ,
Pipe Band in -Parade. .
t ' Misses Linda and Donna
Wylds of London spent the
weekend at their :home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parney. and
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Crawford of
Thamesville visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Luther recently.
Miss 'Florence MacLennan is
spending a few days with Mr. '
and Mrs. Emile MacLennan since
her graduation as an R.N.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Morton of
Stratford are the proud parents
of a babyboy;
Misses Sally and-. • Louise
MacDonal� are spending some
time at the Dan MacDonald
home,
Mrs. Atlee Wise Jr.• and Atlee
Wise III of Akron, Ohio, spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Webster. Miss ,.Jean
Webster , returned home with
them.
Mr. Jim Webster, who is
attending Conestoga College in
Kitchener, spent the weekend at
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogerson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Malcom
Finlayson, all of Toronto, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Finlayson and attended
Ripley Fall Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Good have
ptirdhased a home in Ripley.
=Mr. K. L. MacKenzie and Mr.
Kelso MacNay are among those
• who are on an extended ,trip to
is
For Octogenariuns
...and those older
Tho .Goderich Signal -Star takes great pleasure in extending'
happiest birthday greetings to all persons who, have reached
the rile of 80 years or better.
Happiest birthday greetings- go out this week to the
following new members of The ,Goderich Signal -Star
Octogenarian Club:
Dave Pitblado, 141 Cameron St„ Goderich who will be 82
years young October 14;
Mrs., Robert VV1Ison Sr, 58- ` Elgin Ave. East, who will
celebrate her 83rd birthday October 18;
Mrs,' IVIS .t.4 Riddell, 116 East St., wild is:85 years old today,
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WOLTERBEEK — O'BRIEN
Autumn floral arrangements decorated St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church, Goderich, for the wedding at which Miss
Mary O'Brien and Dirk J. Wolterbeek exchanged vows and
rings.
Rev. Father Moynahan performed the ceremony for the
daughter of Mrs, John O'Brien, Worksop, Notts, England and
the late Mr. O'Brien, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dirk
Wolterbeek, Goderich.
Organist Ed Stiles accompanied the soloist, Joseph Wedlock
who sang Just For Today,: Ava Marie and Panis Angelecous.
The bride was escorted to the altar by her uncle, Tom
O'Brien, Allentown, Pennsylvania. She wore a formal gown
with a white deluster satin skirt and a satin faced organza
bodice featuring full bishop sleeves, val lace trim and full
attached train. Her headpiece of satin flowers held a
floor -length scalloped veil of silk illusion and she carried a
cascade of red roses, purple heather, uQueen Anne's lace and
1 Matron of honor was Mrs. Lee Thompson, Goderich. She
wore a mint green' long sleeved pant dress with sheer overskirt
'and fitted bodice and matching bow of sheer green
accentuated with .white lace. She carried a nosegay of white
shasta daisies, ivy and. Queen Anne's lace.
Bridesmaids were Miss Rosario Aboon, Goderich and
formerly ofithe Phillipines; Miss Marianne Wolterbeek, sister of
the groom, Toronto; and Miss Debbie. Welterbeek, sister of the
groom, London. They were gowned identical to the matron of
honor. -
Miss Kelly Brisbane, Clinton, was _ flowergirl_in, white
shantung satin with mint green panel and white lace overcoat.
She carried a basketrof shasta daisies, ivy and Queen
Anne's lace.
Ringbearer was Stephen McLean, Goderich.. '
Groomsman was Clem Wolterbeek, brother of the groom,
Grey, .Bruce. Kin�ttes
hear of new concept
• A new ;concept for'thef 1971
Baster Seal Campaign stressing
the more positive ; values of
rehabilitation was revealed to
community, service clubs from
the counties of Grey and Bruce
at a District Meeting in Hanover
on Wednesday, September- 30th,
1970.
The District_ Meeting was
called by the Ontario Society for
Crippled Children. At, thus
meeting, Service Club
representatives met, with Society
personnel to discuss plans and
preparations for the 1971 Easter
Seal Campaign, ° scheduled for
next March 11th to'April 11th.
The Service Club
representatives reported on their
local crippled children's program
and the meeting was presented
with a report 'for the 1970
Camping Season.
The Chairman of the -meeting
was. Mr. E. E. Brown, Wiarton,
and the Service Clubs
represented , were: ¶Ayton`
Rotary, Chesley ' Kinsmen,
Chatsworth . Rotary, Dundalk
Service, Flesherton Chamber of
Commerce, Hanover Rotary,
Hepworth -Shallow •lisake Rotary,
Kincardine' Kinette, Lions Head
Rotary, Mildmay Rotary,
Markdale Rotary, Meaford
Rotary, ' Owen Sound Rotary,
Paisley Rotary, Port Elgin
Rotary, Southampton Rotary,
Tara Rotary, Teeswater Lions,
Toberm-6ry Rotary,
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Thornbury -Clarksburg Rotary,.
Walkerton Rotary, and Wiarton
Rotary' Club,
Representatives from the.
Kincardine Kinette Club ,were:
Mrs. Evelyn Bytheway, Easter
Seal Ghairman; Mrs. Helen
. Rogers, Crippled , ..Children's
Chairman; and Mrs. Jane Bruce,
Easter Seat :Treasurer.
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Goderich. Ushers were Grant Girard, cousin of the groom.,
d n h2ohn Moerbeek both
Oshawa and.John MacDona2 � d
Goderich.
Maitland Golf and Country Club was the site of the
reception. Decorations were yellow •roses.
The bride's mother wore a shantung turquoise dress with
lace overcoat, white accessories and a corsage of lemon
miniature carnations with a sprig of.. heather. The groom's
mother 'chin a fit epic sleeveless pink crepe dress accentuated
with silver and black accessories. and a corsage' of pale pink
miniature carnations with a sprig of heather.
Following the reception, the bride left with her husband for
a honeymoon trip to Trois Rivieres, the Thousand Islands and
the St. Lawrence District. She wore a white lace pant suit with
yellow daisy trim, white accessories and a; corsage of pale pink.
miniature carnations with a sprig of heather.
The couple is residing in Goderich.
Guests were present from Worksop, England; Allentown,
Pennsylvania; Oshawa, Montreal, Toronto, Stratford and St.
Catharines.
Hostesses at showers for the bride prior to the wedding were
Mrs. 'Rose Slater and Mrs. Lee Thompson assisted by Miss
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