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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-06-03, Page 17hR, • , • ,,,, , 00,1, •e0. art. Springtime wedditi • • .-pamtmartaitritt,ite 0 • . . MR, AND MRS„ M. P. BO.U.CH.ER Rev. Fr. James Kelly officiated in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, Saturday, May 1 for the double -ring wedding. cerernopy at which Julia Dianne Cox became the bride of Michael Pierre Boucher. The church was decorated with baskets Of pink gladioli and shasta , daisies at., the altar. Organist Mrs. Carol LeBeau accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Molly Cox Who sang Marriage 'Hymn, Wither Thou Goest and -The Lord Is My Shepherd. .., The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Cox, RR 2 Goderich and the groom is , the son of Mrs. Lucy Boucher, London, and -the late Albert Boucher. Escorted downthe aisle -by her father, the bride chose a white floor -length , gown of silk .organza styled with a high Victorian neckline and a full skirt gathered from an empire waistline. Bands of guipure daisy lace and pink embroidered ribbon accented _ate front bodice and the sheer bouffant sleeves. A sheer butterfly train fell from the back. The bride also 'wore a matching pillbox headpiece siniilarly trimmed with lace and pink ribbon with a two-tiered, lace outlined French illusion veil. Accenting the pink of th-egown,- the bride carried a cascade bf pink rose buds and eucalyptus. --- Mrs. Robert Millar, Galt, was the 'matron of honor. She _wore a lime- green chiffon floor -length gown with mint green taffeta , underdress. The gathered skirt was accented by an empire waistline outlined in embroidered pale green florets as were', the three -quarter -length sheer gathered sleeves and t, stand-up collar. Pale green ribbon' bows with floretv were - sprinkled throughout her ,hair and a bouquet of green -tinted' daisies completed her ensemble. Bridesmaids were Miss Elaine Townshend, RR 2 Bay field and Miss Marilyn Cox, sister of the bride, RR 2 Goderich. Miss Townshend was gowned identically to the matron ,of honor in a. pink chiffon. over taffeta gown and carried pink -tinted daisies. Miss Cox was, also gowned identically to the other attendants irr,a pale 'yellow chiffon over taffeta gown and carried a cascade of yellow-ti5ted daisies. Robert /Boucher, brother of the groom, Trenton, was groomsman. Ushers were Laurie and Kevin Cox, brothers of the bride,' both of RR 2 Goderich. The. wedding rece.ption....was held, at Hotel •Clinton's 1 •00 seas a • la • . • .0 . Photo • by James -Covirland .AND... MRS R S HARRIS May 1 was the wed .ng day of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. • Harris. The couple was m rried at a double -ring ceremony in • North Street Ujiited Churc , Goderich, arhid a candle arbor' " and white daisies. Rev. Robe Raymont officiated°. , The bride is the daugh er of Mr. and ,Mrs. Murray Sheardown, Goderich, and th groom's parents are Mx -and Mrs. Wm. Harris, Holmesville. , • - • . , Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington was • • the organist and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Grafu Ellison. Given in marriage by her fa her, the bride wore a floor -length dress of white satin st led along empire lines. Guipure lace, accented the stand-up eo lar, the skirt, the.sleeve cuffs an formed a bib -effect on the dice. Her four -tiered scalloped edge ---tulle veil was held ,in 4iae by a flowered. headpiece and she carried mauve daisie centred by baby yellow roses. Maid of honor was Miss Betty Lynn Sh rdown, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mise 'Frances ilcox, London; Miss Maria Htiybers, .Toronto; and Mrs. Marga et Hansen, St. Thomas. They were gowned alike irr ',floor -length- eep mauve polyester crepe gown's 's featiffing daisy trim round the - stand -kip collars, cuffs and bodices. Thy wore floppy -brimmed open crown hats withmatching aisy trim arld carried white daisies. :Flowergirl Lori Harris, sister of the groom, was gowned identicaily. to- the ,bridegmaids, Ringbearer was Scott Harris, brother' of the groom. Mike Bellingef, Goderich, was best man. Ushers were Sam Sheardown,,brother'otihe bride; Bill Haggart, Port Larnbtori; and Terry Hansen, St: Thomas. The wedding reception was held at the Saltford Valley Hall where the bride's mother received guests in a pink peau de soie dress and coat ensemble with a white rosebud corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother in a printed nylon chiffon dress with coat ,of green shantung and a corgage-of yellow rosebuds. ' • For travelling to ,the Poccono Mountains in Pennsylvania the bride changed to a navy blue vested jump suit, red accessories and a red rosebud corsage. The couple Will reside at 5 Moore St., Port Lambton. • 0 4 were featured on either side of the weddifig cake 7, The bride's mother woe a coat and dress 'ensemble of orange fee linen shantung accented by a white veil, shoes and purse and a corsage of yellow rose buds. The mother wore a grey and blue print silk sheath, matching. pale blue , linen coat, grey and blue print hat, black patent handbag and • - shoes and a corsage of yellow, rose buds. The bride's travelling costiume was a two-pleceensemble of natural crimp knit with three -quarter -length tailored jacket, with buckled self, belt -and an A-line skirt, a scarf in. brOWn • tones, matching shoes and purse in brown- wet look and a , corsage of Nellow rose buds. „Following a .wedding trip to Niagara Palls, Trenton and points East, the young couple took up" residence at 1223 Richmond St. N., London. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at showers for her fellow -workers at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in the home of Mrs. Norah, Profit; for neighbors at the home of Miss Elaine Tow.nshend, and for cousins at the home of Mrs. Estelle Wise, and Miss Pat Wise, an aunt and cousin of the bride. • ATTENTION FARNIERSH are you looking for ci market for your cream? LOOK NO FURTHER!! Bisset Bros. Limited pay top cash prices fbr quality cream. this includes those of you with milk in excess r of your market sharing cu'ote: ;ONT BISSET BROS. LTD. GODER ICH 524-7561 vrarrtttr.mtrxr MR. AND MRS. D. J. MATHERS A Icovely wedding, Avas, Church in. in. Goderich .on , May,. 8, when Reverend -Robert Rayinontoftichsited-it the double -ring ceremony uniting Karen .Lyna...TideswelLand_David Joseph Mathers, both of London: The church was decorated with baskets orspring flowers. The bride is the 8econdidatighter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Tideswell of Eldon Street, Goderich, and the groom is the only gon of Mr, and Mrs. ,George-Mathers of Clinton. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Hetherington and grant Ellison was sOlOist. Given in- marriage by her father, the bride was. beautiful in her traditional white satin and •lace gown with cathedral train. Her veil was three-tier illusion with pearl headpiece arid she carried a white pible-with red roses and streamers. The matron of honor.wasthe bride's sister, 'Mrs. Bonnie, Hugill •of Seaforth and John 'Manning of Bayfield was best • man, ' ' Miss Patricia Tidesweli, a Sister of the- bride, and -Miss Hazel ' Stephens, -daughter Of .Mr. and "Mrs. ,William Stephens, Goderich, were the bridesmaids. Little Miss Meagum Godwin, daughterofMr. and Mrs. Gerald Godwin of Coderich, was flowergirl. : • Ushers. were Larry Hugill of Seaforth, brother-in-law of the bride, and Bruce Ilettles of Bayfield, a friend of the groom. The matron of honor and,flowergirl were dressed,..alils.e in pale,geen nylon. chiffdn empire Waisted gowns, which had full sleeves accented. at the ',cuffs with, .White lae.e.„The- carried' baskets of yeltow mums and white lily of the valley. ' The bridesmildst-gowns'were the - same in pale rose and they carried baskets of deeper rose mums and white lily, of the • valley. • • -The wedding dinner was held at the Maitland Country Club, followed there -by a receptiOn 'for, over 200 'people with guests ,-,---zoming from aslar away as_Camlaeine, -London, ;Windsor, and St. Catharines. . . Prior to her' -wedding the briCle-t�-bbe,'"Was feted at. several T ---showers given in her honor in Clintbn and Goderich. The young couple will reside in London where the groom is a computer programmer at the U.W.O. a • NO FUSS! TZF,ADY, TC BE TV. • , *-Modern ;-*,,Spacious -7- frunished * Tastefully decorated * Economical... * Financing available There is a Mobile Home waiting. • for you at • 4.••• . . SHTON'S MOBILE HOME COURT • PORT.:ELGIN 1-tigIoNgy 21,832-2467 Mrs. Henry Richard Swanton annOurices the marriage of het daughter, Georgina Aldean to Mr. Douglas Arnold Gaiwpy, on Saturday, the fifteenth day of May, in Parkdale United . Church, Ottawa, The bride, a graduate of Western University is in personnel ad MinistratiOn with The Canadian Radio-Televisior, Commission. The- groom, is a graduate of Carleton University and is in Research with The Canada Department of Agriculture. • , ar. KEITH LUTES HAROLD ARNOLD "LIVING ,SOU'hlb HEARING, AID BY THE MAKERS OF WORLD-FAMOUS , ZENITH, RADIOS, TV,. HI-FI, STEREO . HIGH FIDELITY AND COLOR TELEVISION We' are pleased to announce that the Keith Lutes Hearing Aid Service of 8 Duke Street E., Kitchener, will have the pleasure of serving your area by holding regular service days in-Goderich? In future your hearing requirements will be,handled at the central location of the Rieck Pharmacy Ltd., 14 The Square, Goderich, phire 524-7241, by Mr. Keith Lutes or Mr. Harold Arnold, from 9.:12 a.m. on tiesecond Tuesday of each month.effective June 8, 1971. You-arecordially invited to 'inspect and discuss any .of our. ,twenty models available from -Zenith. 16' particular, Zenith's New All In -The -Ear. inconspicuous, comfortable and reliable. Test -hear this Hearingid of the 70's on the morning of the'8th of June. Pure tone and speech testing arrang� at the Drug Store or in the home at your convenience ithout charge or „obligation. --- - Keith'H. Lutes Hearing Aid Servie 8 Duke St. E., Kitchener, Ont., 742-9494 Charter member, Ontario,Hearing Aid. Assoiation. fta , • „., MR. AND MRS. S. M. EGAN Joan Elizabeth Everett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C: E. Everett, Goderich, and Stephen Martin Egan, -son of -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Egan, St. Foy, Quebec, were united in marriagein The Canadian Martyr's Church, Hamilton, May 29: Rev. ' Father D'Arcy.tgan, cousin of the groom, officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of A-line design in white crystal crepe with sheer sleeves and full - train. The neckline, bodice, hemline and train were trimmed with appliques of white roses. She carried a bouquet of white ' roses and stephanotis surrounding a white mothei%•ofi.pearl prayer. . book, an ...heirloom from the bride's maternal grandmother: Miss Sally Everett was her, sister's maid of honor. Miss . Louise Egan, sister of the groom, was the bridesmaid: They were gowned alike in full-length dresses of green dotted -swiss,', and carried baskets of white daisies. • Best man was Mr. Ian Shaw of Hamilton. Fernandb-Parent•-•-, of Quebec City was the usher. Following the wedding, a reception vias heletlit the Holiday Inn. To receive the guests the bride's mdther chose a long -sleeve printed chiffph_o_ftluriand_goict.11er: camp. vyas- • of yellow rosesand carnatiOns. The groom's mother wore a dress and coat ensemble of bright pinky Her corsage was of white roses.and• carnations.. - For d trip to Quebec and the 'tatirentiang, the bride changed to an aprieot. color dress and coat ensemble with brown patent leather acoessories!ind a cottage of white roses. — On their return,. the couple vyill reiltle at 2 Carling Atretct, Apt. 3, Hatnilton. 1' • Factory Phan �r safety toe. Choice of " seven sole materials. 142 The Square Ooderich, Ont. P "4" r.1.•.