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MR. AND MRS. N. G. RINTOUL
Exchange wedding vows
Nile United Church, Nile, was decorated with candelabra
and colonialflower arrangements for the recent wedding at
which Margaret Helen McNee and Neil George Rintoul
exchanged rings and vows.
The bride is the daughter of the late,Mr! and Mrs. Charles
W. McNee, West Wawanosh, and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. E. Rintoul, RR 2, Lucknow.
v, Rev. R. C. McCleneghan, of the Dungannon charge,
officiated at the ceremony. Soloist was William G. Stiles,
Goderich, who sang Oh Father Alli•Creating, The Wedding
4 Hymn and The Lord's Prayer accompanied by th'e organist, E.
J. Stiles, Goderich.
The bride's uncle, William H. Sproul of Mississauga,
escorted the bride 'to the altar. She wore a gown of white
cloud white delustered
satin fashioned on Edwardian lines
with a wide ring of alencon type lace at the thraafnd 'bodice.
The bishop sleeves were caught at the wrists with bands of lace
and the skirt was frosted with tiny lace motifs and ended in a
lace edged cathedral train. She wore a simple coronet of lace
daisies in her hair and carried a colonial bouquet of pompoms,
carnations and roses in pink and lavender shades.
Matron of honor was Mrs. James Hayden, RR 3 poderich.
The bridesmaids" were Mrs. Larry Park. RR 6 God'e ch; Miss
Gilda Sproul, MViississauga; and Miss Doris Rintoul, London.
They were gowned alike in floor -length gowns of Spanish
green chiffon styled with bishop sleeves. Bands of
embroidered rose'and white lace at the bodices were threaded
with green velvet ribbon: They wore matching lace and chiffon
bandeaus in their hair and they carried colonial bouquets In
pink and lavender shades. '
et Groomsman was Robert Struthers, Lucknow. Ushers were
James Hayden, RRA » Goderich; William .Hayden, RR 6
Goderich; and Gary Rintoul, Whitechurch.
The reception was held in the Nile United Church
basement. The wedding guests were greeted by the bride's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sproul, Mississauga, and
— the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William. E. Rintoul, RR 2
Lucknow.
Mrs. Sproul wore a mauve polyester satin dress, black
patent accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Rintoul
chose a gold fortrel dress with three-quarter length sleeves,
black patent accessories and a bronze corsage.
For a honeymoon to be spent in the Northeastern United
ttl States, the bride changed to a pant suit of imported wool- in
heather tones and a violet -colored blouse.
The couple are residing on the .groom's farm at RR 2
Lucknow.
Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at several events.
A shower was given by Miss Ruth McLean and Miss Helen
Reburn in London; Nile United Church was the scene of a
community shower; a shower was hosted by Mrs. Mack Cardiff
atnd Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer at the Cardiff home in Brussels; a
shower'was given by Mrs. Larry Park *ridtiVItt.. James Hayden
at the Hayden residence at RR '3 Goderich. I
The groom's parents entertained the bridal party at thei?
home following the wedding rehearsal.
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The Goderich Signal -Star takes great pleasure in publishing
free of charge wedding pictures and stories of interest to
"readers,
Photos and copy for the wedding page must be in the hands
of the women's editor no later than Monday at 5 pm on the
week of publication.
Wedding stories which are submitted for publication more
than one month following' the marriage will be deduced to an
absolute minimum and no picture will accompany the item.
The above regulations are an effort to keep all Goderich
Signal -Star news features as current as possible.
CAS organizes bureau
for Christmas giving
A Christmas Bureau has again
been organized by the Children's
Aid Society of Huron County.
The Bureau has ,been an
annual project bi' the Society for
some years now in the hope of
ensuring a happy Christmas to
thosechildren and families in
the County,who might otheirwise
be forgotten in the way "of a
Christmas dinner and gifts.
The Bureau is maintaining .a
central registry of families and
children at the Society's
Goderich office so, that
donations and gifts can be
effectively and . equitably
distributed.'
Already_many County church
groups, service clubs, other
organizations, and private
individuals have made generous
donations, of cash and gifts.
Those wishing to give through
the Children's _ Aid Society
• Did you know that by ordering those flowers for Christ•
mas delivery now you can sive telegraph charges? Why
not get that one Christmas gift off of your mind now and
save money as well!
W.J.Denomme flower Shop
140 The Square -
Phone 524-8132
Goderich, Ontario
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should forward their donations
to the Society's office, 181
Victoria Street N., Goderich
(telephone 524-7356).
In addition to cash donations,
new wearing apparel, layettes,
jewellery, toilet articles, games,
flashlights, billfords, etc:, along
with Christmas seals, ribbon,
tags, wrapping paper, can all be
put to good use for the gift
boxes. Packing of boxes will be
underway the first week of
December; thus your donations
and gifts should be into the
office as soon as possible.
Names of families in need of
Christmas help should also ' be
directed to the Society. Many
referrals are already in, but they
Society would welcome your
assistance in making certain all
will be helped. Referrals or
ehquiries can be directedto the
Society office.
Huron -Perth- Board
formed by (NIB.
The inaugural .meeting of
the Canadian National Institute
for the Blind Advisory Boards of
the Counties of Huron and
Perth, was held on Wednesday,
November 25, • at the Royal
Hotel, Mitchell.
. Prior . to this meeting each
County had its own Board which
made available the services of
CNIB to the blind people in the
area. The purpose of uniting the
two groups of volunteer workers,
is to increase efficiency and
improve the service to the blind.
A new Executive was elected as
follows: Chairman, Mr. Harry
Lear of Blyth — 1st
Vice -Chairman, Mr. ^ E. M.
Creighton, Listowel " — 2nd
Vice -Chairman, Mrs. R. E.
Young, Stratford — Secretary,
Mr. Eric Luther of Hensall and
Treasurer, Mr. Norman
McIntyre, Goderich.
Mr. Wes. Stanley,
Administrator of District
.Operations, CNIB Toronto,
presentedthe new Board with
their Constitution and
congratulated the group and
thanked them for their interest
and help in making a fine
contribution to the overall
program of assistance to
Canada's 26,00Q sightless
people. Me. Stanley mentioned
that the need for training- for
blind persons is still vital in
order for the blind to adjust to
living in our sighted world.
There are currently 81
blind people in the County of
Huron and 58 ftrStratford-'ant-
Perth. County, receiving service
from CNIB. Mr. Leonard Boyce,
Mr. Norman McIntyre, Mrs.
Clayton Edward and Mr. J. H.
Kinkead .are the .CNIB
representatives in Goderich.
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Ernie himself is wearing a fashionable man's wig .... which Ernie had to pull off before his audience
would believeit. (staff photo)
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