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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-04-15, Page 18• *4(:) ERICH SIGNAL: STAR:THURSDAY, AP - .1 IL 15,1971', MR. AND MRS. R. B. BAILEY Fairbrook Farm at RR 1 Drumbo was the scene .March ,27 for the double -ring wedding. ceremony at which Robert Brian Bailey, Kitchener, -took- Nancy Michele Hamilton, also , of Kitchener and formerly of 231 Bayfield Rd,, Goderich, as his bride. •Pink'and-white carpations • decorated 'the fireplat'e in the farmhome for the candlelight service conducted by, Mr. Brown and Rev, Martin of Drumbo and Innerkip respectively. . The bride is the daughter of Mrs, George Hamilton, 132 MacHardy Court, Brampton, and Mrs. George Bailey, 124 Samuel Street, Kitchener, is the mother of the, groom. Given in marriage by her brother,•John Ifamilton, the bride Wore .4-41.00r4ength,44nli-: ilk-w,eddirst; gown trimmec•`...with white lace and featuring short,sleeves. a Victorian •stand-up collar and pink ribbons cascading fr,c>nl the back; of the dress to the floor. Her wide -brimmed .pink hat•was touched with white flowers and she carried p'i.nksroses and white carnations. She was attended, by Mrs, Charles Foran of Fairbrook Farm. Mrs. Foran wore a 'mauve floor -length. 'dress of satin with a Victorian stand-up collar. She carried a bouquet of ,pink roses and whits carnations. Charles Foran, also of Fairbrook Farm, was the best man. . The bride's mother wore a navy blue dress with •white lace trim and- a' corsage of pink ,roses. The groom's mother chose a yellow dress and a corsage of white roses. For a wedding trip to Quebec City, the bride travelled in an off -White. wool suit and a corsage,of y.c•Ilo• rises. „` The couple is residing in Kitchener, Wedding guests attended from Toronto Kitchener and Goderich. -.- WEDQING INVITATIONS ( )' .b 1 .,•rrc, • • M1 ('omr in ynd reeeiye l•dur fre' BrirluRiitt Rei;islt'r (61thrriril 5248$3 1 / cr/ei't •Street he foot connecte e�d "''`'Photo by, McDowell MR. AND MRS. G. T. AUSTIN South Kinloss Presbyterian Church with white bows on the pews, was the setting for the marriage of Sharon Diane Wagner and Gary -Thomas Austin on Saturday, March 20..• The bride is the daughter,'of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wagner of • Lucknow and the groom is the son of Mrs. Harold Austin and the late M - Austin of Lucknow. Rev. Glenn Noble officiated at the double ring ceremony, assis''i`ed 'by Rev. James Austin of Wells., New York, uncle of the groom. ' - Given in marriage by' her father, the bride, wore,a white floor -length gown. of polyester crepe with lily -point sleeves_' Guipure lace. trimmed the front of gown and attached traits. Her four tier shoulder -length veil was held by a headpiece of tiny white flow?rs: She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and • white carnations fron which fell yellow streamers• with yellow rosebuds. • . Dolores Whitby of Lucknow'was.maid of honor. She wore a sleeveless purple gown of chiffon' over taffeta with ' ruffled front and neck. Her .headpiece was' ribbon entwined through curls in her hair. She carried a yellow rose with ,yellow -streainers. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ronald Austin c`if Goderich, sister-in-law of the groom and. N:lisses 'Dbrothy and Dona 4L,Wagner of Lucknow, sisters of the •bride: Their dresses and flowers were the same as the maid of honor's. Darlene Wagner' of. Woodstock, niece of the bride, was flower,. girl.- She wore a floor -length gown of white brocade with purple trim and carried a basket of yellow rosebuds, and white babv'mums. ° Steven Austin of Goderich, nephew of the groom was ring bearer. Robert Austin of ( wen. Sound, brother of the groom', was groomsman. Ushers 'were Carl and: Clifford Wagner., both of Woodstock, brothers' °of the .bride and Ronald l Atfstin of Goderich, brother of the.groom. •Q• r ° reception ,followed at the Lucknow Parish hall, which was•decorated with yellow candles and yellow carnations. The bride's mother wore 'a green and white coat dress ensemble, black veil hat and corsage of yellow carnations. The groom's mother wore a'blue jacket dress ensemble, blue hat and tinted blue carnation corsage. . For travelling the bride chosea navy knit; pant suit. The couple is residing in Lucknow, where the groom is employed at Montgomery 'Motors. The bride was formerly 'with Richardson Securities of.Canada, London. Prior to- her marriage the. bride was honoured at- two miscellaneous showers, one given by Miss Dolores Whitby and one by Mrs. Ronald Austin•and Mts. Robert Austin. Tiger Dunlop. BY LOUISE KAMINSKA one's to the one Think about, it, When you pIa} tc4nnis. you , wear ntenhti shoes. Av:hen } ou ,walk. you we-ar go)Od walking shoes. And when V()u work you V car p,'you,‘„,,.. oper footwear for comfort and protection. -Take a goodlook,at'your shoes. N1-ake st re thcy%r-c'' not getting run dour -brat tho heel. C•ha�n`getfrayin'2•laces. And check the,soles to see that they're in good condition. , Sure footwork begins with° 1�tYl�ci' footwear. ,- c Joanne Pollock opened the sixth meeting of the Tiger Dunlo.p,4-1-1 ,flornemakers,Club. '"Tile roll -call, was answerfit•bv everyone. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Peggy Fisher. 'Sharon Sillib -showed how to put in an invisible zipper. Helen Brindley demonstrated how to put in a lap zipper. ,Brenda Moore showed how to put in •: a• waistband, Helen Brindley took up the notes of ,,the papers handed out. The girls ,talked , about Achievement Day and the meeting' was 'closed by 'the reading of the creed read by Bonnie Johnston. 1101me4ville " BY MARY ELLEN STURDY The sixth meeting of the Holmesville girls was held on Monday, April 6. Janet Rodges started the meeting with -the 4•Ii pledge. Bonnie Westbrook read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Westbroolf discussed and demonstrated how .to put in an - ordinary zipper and a waistband. • Achievement Day will be May 15 in Goderich T1se next meeting will be Monday, April 12. - •. } r/'�,/•.. ;sib. rf,.!.;%:i:ii � :;.rim •'..:'•:,v.'+.•.' ...: MR. ANDMVIRS. C. A. BRERETON Patricia Janet Allen..dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Allen, Goderich; exchanged wedding 'vows and rings with David Albert, Brereton, son of Mrs.'Ross Cummings, Goderidh, and the late A. L. •Brereton. - Rev.. Lockhart Royal officiated at the ceremony in Knox Presbyterian' Church which was decorated with white gladidli, red tulips, daffodils and purple iris. Organist was Jim McArthur. Other special wedding music was -supplied • by 'Tom and Sally McLean, Cornwall, a -nephew - and neice of the groom who played a violin duet. .Escorted to the altar' by her father, the bride chose a full length empire-wzttstecl .wedding gown with a fitted,. bodice, gat hered,Y4i-eank1-, cull; wrist -length sleeves •of, moire.. A cape �w with a full hood, also of moire, accented the gown. She carried a bouquet of orange roses. 'leather Alien, sister of the bride, wore a floor-length•A-line polyester crepe gown. She carried a bouquet of dried coral mity flowers, purple starflowers and buff baby's breath. • Bridesmaids Mrs. Carolyn Wilkin, London, and Miss . Margaret Salmon.; Exeter, were similarly gowned. Neices of the •groom, Miss Nancy 'McLean, Cornwall, and Miss Connie Goodwin, Sudbury, were dressed alikein coral polyester crepe empire -waisted gowns with frills at the 'bottom hems andtied with purple ribbon. (Groomsman was Robert Willis', Goderich. Usherswere Gary Allen and Brian Allen, both of Goderich. • The rabies at. the Candlelight Restaurant and Taverriwhere the wedding • reception was held Were centred with pink ('andles' and pink and purple dried flowers. • The bride's mother• chose a crimplene ,coat dress of 'pink •\% ith navy accessories -'and a corsage of white roses. The groom's .Mother wore a powder '.blue coat and dress with a • A\ !lite orchid. - For travelling - throd-g•h • South Western:Ontario on • a +,ltrneynloon, the bride changed to a turquoise crirnplene pant suit with matching midi c�at Prior •toy her wedding, the bride was feted- at several events. Showers were given' by MissMargaret Salmon and Mrs Marie Tiernan in -Exeter at the home ot"Mrs. Tienlan;by 1\1rs:' ° Albert Powell and NE's, Norman Allen at the Powell hone; and 'by Mrs. Robt. .Steep, aunt of the bride and Heather Allen„... sister of the bride, at the home cif Mrs. Robert Allen. A trousseau tea was held in March with the bride's mother' as hostess, Tea was poured by 'Nb -s. William Stewart, - grandmother of the bride, and Mrs: Rena Bloomfield; aunt of the groom. • After the wt`clding rehearsal, a buffet party was hosted -by' Mr.. and \1rs. IT $ss Cummings. • • FOIL YOUR AUTO INSURANCE See or Phone. MALCOLM MATHERS' GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT 46WEST ST. 524-9442 •`a ECT -• Alexander and Chapman .`........ bkikitkAtistiSIMArtiet REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Building • Goderich Dial 524-9662• dfA 14'S ESSEXSTIiEE,T • c. 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