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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-08-05, Page 15cJ 4 Something old,. something something borrowed; something b Photo by Jervis Studio - , MR. AND MRS. G. M_BLACK esley-Willis United Church, Clinton, was the setting for the marriage of Donna .Marie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Johnston, Clinton, and Mr. Gary Melvin Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black, Clinton. • The church was decorated ,with blue and white gladioli and white mums for the candlelight ceremony. Rev. Dry, A. J. •Mowatt officiated and Mr. Lorn Dotterer was organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father,. designed and .66 fashioned her floor -length • gown of white crystalette with embroidered chantilly lace bodice and triple'buff sleeve. Her chapel -length veil was edged with' matching lace and held in place by a crown of embroidered chantilly lace. She carried a mixed nosegay of blue cornfloWer, . pink sweetheart roses, white 'stephanotis and baby's breath With trailing blue ribbons. Ur�`�""c-t e"ccicoic'�rcYr-�tiep�r�"�?``"waISt""a71' short flared,,sleeve.. Bridesmaids were Miss Debbie Johnston, sister of the bride; Miss Wendy Caldwell and Missyicki Finch:. They wore floor -length gowns of- blue and green flowered crepe -dechine styled similar to the maid of honour. The • attendants'eaoh carried baskets of mixed flowers. The flowergirl was Miss Donna Johnston, cousin of the bride. Her dress and flowers were the same as the bridesmaids. Mr. Richard Clark' was bests man. Guests were ushered to their seats by MT. Peter Black,, brother of. the groom; Mr. James_Robi'nson, cousin of the bride; and Mr. Richard Wood, cousin of the bride. c, ' , Foll'owing'the wedding a dinner and ;dance was held at the Auburn Community Hall. where the bride's mother received guests. She chose a pale blue crepe dress with white and pink accessories and wore a corsage pf pink carnations. Assisting her was the groom's mother, Mrs, Harold Black, wearing a deep muve• polyester crepe dress with matching accessories, and a corghe of mauve tinted white carnations. For a. honeymoon, to be spent in the Western United States, the bride changed to a white -bordered, lace pant suit with white and •hot pink accessories: $he wore a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. The couple are residing at RR '4 Clinton. The bride, a aduate Of Stratford Teachers' College,will be on the staff at 11:11N,4,,,Optic School and a groom is with the. Ontario at Clmto1n. A '''Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at ,several events. A• shower .,was .given by Mrs. David Middleton, Clinton, for neighbours and friends. A relative shower was held at the home "of Mrs. James Johnston, -Listowel, assisted by Mrs. Jack a Johnston. Mrs. Steven Maguire, Clinton, entertained -at a shower for relatives and -friends,' and ' Miss Brenda Az hambault,, Auburn, held a shower for 'girlfriends of the bride. • (Photo. by Eric Carman MR. AND MRS. W. E. PEACHEY Anne Marie Hardy, elder daughter of"Mr. andMrs. C. Allan Hardy of Goderich, and Wayne Ernest, Peachey, only son of 4, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Peachey of Goderich, exchanged vows before Rev. Robert Raymont during a double -ring ceremony Saturday, July 17, at North Street United Church, Goderich. Candelabra, entwined with pink varigated gladioli and yellow ' and blue -tinted chrysanthemums, decorated • the sanctuary for the afternoon nuptials. Mrs. Eleanor ;-1etherington provided organ :music. ° ,Given in marriage by her father,the bride wore a floor -length .gown of silk organza over taffeta with Chantilly lace trim and yellow ribbon accents. The gown; -featured an attached chapel train; baby doll sleeves, a jewel neckline, and a -^ � scum",foor=len th two= tie! wi h s Chantilly lace outlinings. She carried a bouquet of miniature white carnations and yellow sweetheart rose buds. Maid of honor for her sister was Miss ' Lynn Hardy of London. Miss Nancy Bell of Barrie and.Mrs. Darlene Morgan of Clinton- were ' bridesmaids. The maid of honor wore a formal -length gown 6f pink silk organza -over taffeta, featuring ba4y doll sleeves and Gibsc Girl neckline. Daisy guipure lace and satin ribbon,, trimmed the neckline, sleeves, and semi -empire waistline. She wore a matching picture hat. The bridesmaids were gowned identically to the maid of honor in shades of aqua and yellow. They carried natural baskets of yellow, pink;iand blue chrysanthemums aand -baby'-s breath: George McLean of' Flin - Flon, Manitoba, was his brother-in=law's best man. Mark Watters of Goderich and Tom .. Morgan of Clinton- ushered the guests: For the reception at North Street United Ch bride's mother received wearing a«candy pink arch. Hall, the oat and ,dress ensemble of silk crinlplene witty white 'accessories and ,a , . corsage of white rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother was in a •bice long sleeved dress of polyester crepe with a matching sleeveless lace coat'and a white gardenia corsage. For a honeymoon trip to a Northern Ontario resort, the bride wore a long .sleeved, multi -color dress of arnel jersey with white accessories and a single yellow rose corsage. The newlyweds will reside at 53 Wellesley Street, Goderich. Out-of-town,. guests attended from 'Lindsay, Woodville, ` Willowdale, Kettleby, Toronto,. Oakville, Clinton, Thunder Bay, Cameron, Flin Flon, Petawawa, and Owen Sound. Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored at several 'showers. Mrs- Darlene Morgan was hostess for misce)Ianeous shower at her Clinton home and Mrs. Melvin Bell entertained ,at a miscellaneous shower at her home in Goderich. Miss Mary Cochrane of -,Toronto and her mother, Mrs. William Cochrane, hosted a bedroom and bathroom, shower at the latter's home.. in Goderich. Following the rehearsal on Friday evening, the wedding party and relatives were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGee. L ail MR. AND MRS J. R. CHISHOLM A lovelpsumTer wedding took place on Saturday, June 26, at•Westway United' Church, Etobicoke, when Patricia Margaret Morgan and John Rbbert Chisholm exchanged vows and rings. The Rev. Victor A Wood officiated, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morgan of Etobicoke. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Gus) Chisholm of Goderich. The bride Chose for herwedding an original design white crepe sleeveless gown, trimmed with seed pearls and a long sleeved lace coat and hood with train. She carried a• nosegay of white orchids with cornflower and pink miniature carnations. The bride's sister, Miss Katherine Morgan of Moncton, New Brunswick, was maid of honor. Mrs. John Adamthwaite• of Toronto was bridesmaid. They were-gbArred� ri,,,,flower print dotted Swiss skirts in pink and blue with gathered panel in back; white crepe peasant blouses with matching pink and blue cumberbands, and wreaths of cornflowers and pink miniature carnations in their hair. They carried nosegays of carnations and ails' of the valley. Bruce Baechler of Sarnia was best man. Dean Winskill of Dunnville and Glenn Morgar ' of Toronto were the ushers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Morgan chose a white silk .dress and jacket ensemble, amber colored agcessories and wore a ,cymbidium orchid. The mother of the groom wore a mint green sills ensemble, bode colored 'accessories and a white orchid. The reception Wa>; held in the New York' room at the Skyline Hotel,.Toronto. For travelling to Muskoka, the bride chose a _ white linen dress with white accessories. Mr: and IIrs. Chisholm are residii''g. at 65 St: George Street,PBrnntford, Ontario. 1j Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E.W. Keenan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara' ,Joy, of Thunder Bay, _to William Lawrence Papernick, son of Mrs: Ivan Papernick and the late Mr. Pagernick of Goderich, Ontario. The wddding will take place August 28th at 4:30 p.m. -in' -Trinity United Church, 'Thunder Bay, Ontario: Couple ' ,'marks 53rd• anniversary The fifty -- third,- wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Martin, was quietly spent at their home at 40 Cambria Rd., Goderich, Monday, August 2. •• , • ???????????????????? LOOK FOR ME .� ? ON PAGE ?.. 3 , 11. ?,??1?????'???,7?3??? K�1�n' i`n��ieL•�ic p9R'.�.D�K�.`�� :=Policy re wedding stories The Goderich Signal -Star takesgreat 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 thr week of publication. Wedding stories which are submitted for publication more than o elnonth following the marriage will be recht# to an absolute o initnumalzr 104, k,ti 4 4aul1 acoompeny4h&itInr. w.. The above -regulations are an effort to keep all Goderich Signal -Star news features as current as possible. ? ? ?• Photo by Fred H. Bisset MR. AND MRS. R. C. HODGES• Dungannon United Church was decorated with candelabra with white daisies and yellow baby mums July' 17 for the double -ring wedding ceremony at which Ronald Clair Hodges took Bonnie Jean Culbert as his wife. Rev. R. C. McClenaghan officiated at the marriage. The bride is the daughter of Eldon Culbert, R. R. 6, Goderich, and the, late Mts. Culbert; and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. (Photo by Eric Caiman) ' MR, AND MRS.A. KUNTZ Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander Kuntz of Scarborough were married at First Baptist Church, Goderich, amid baskets of ' garden fl ewers July 10... Rev. S. Finlay, Eden, officiated at the ceremony for Gretchen Ann Whiteman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Whiteman, Goderich, and David "Kuno; son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kuntz,°Scarborough. Lorne Dotterer provided the music for the double -ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the -bride wore a floor -length .A-line white crepe gown with fitted bodice arid sleeves enhanced with guipure lace and blue velvet bows. The ' ' gown extended into ,acathedral train. She wore a ballerina Exen,la--illusion veil with"matching crepe opeir-crown .cap with, ' matehing ,guipure lace trim. She carried .a caseade.of white,. 'd gt een• �Y fy rtie"ftnytheimiens ftfrsv geaf4 +$ +: � Kenneth Hodges, Dungannon. Mrs. Duncan Simpson of Kintail was the' organist who accompaniet the solist, Nancy Anderson of Auburn, who sang._ -"The Wedding -Prayer" and "O Perfect, Love". Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor -length white pant gown of, whipped cream crepe.• It featured an empire waist with a'flowing train and short puffed sleeves. Her picture hat was decorated with white ribbon and she carried a cascade of white 'daisies and yellow sweetheart roses. The matron of honor was Mrs.• Allister Nivins, sister,of the bride, R. R. 3, Auburn. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Gerrie Glenn, Dungannon; • Mrs.- Kenneth Ohm,, -,Dungannon; and Mrs. Don McNeil, R. R. 6, Goderich. Theyy were gowned alike in floor -length pant gowns of lime green and a floral pattern. The dresses featured puffed sleeves, gathered empire waistlines and brooches, gifts to the attendants from the bride. They wore white picture hats with green floral ribbons, white gloves and • White sandals. They carried cascades of white and yellow baby mums. ' Best Man was Allister Nivins, R. R. 3, Auburn` Ushers were (Gerrie .Glenn and Wayne Durriiii, Dungannon, .and Ronald Black, Si. Thomas. .. • The wedding reception followed,in,the church parlor'where arrangements of yellow mums decorated the room. Guests were. greeted by &the bride's grandmother in a patterned blue sheath with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations.. The groom's mother chose a French blue sheer brocade dress with white accessories and a. corsage of white roses.' • For travelling • throughout Southern ';`Ontario, the bride changed to a navy and red hot 'Tants outfit with white accessories and ared carnation -corsage. The couple: are, residing in Stratford. Prior to her wedding, the bride was the guest of honor at a ,.shower given by Mrs. Don McNeil; a community shower held in Dungannon united Church; a trousseau tea given by the bride's sister, Mrs. Allister' Nivins, with an aunt, Mrs. Harvey Culbert, pouring tea; a party at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Jeffery, Goderich;' and a luncheon held at the Bedford Hotel by fellow employees at the Huron Courtt^!r Children' ,, Aid Society.' Colbornet�wnship Cemetery MEMORLL SERVICE SUNDAY,\ AUGUST 8 2:45 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER: REV. PETER WALTER OF HAMILTON FARM FRESH Sweet Corn EATINGCOOKING Apples& A Early Peaches Montmorency ,Cherries STILL AVAILABLE ON PICK YOUR OWN BASIS Lassaline Orchards , n--.-.•M+;-e ...., ,pax., .. .• .....,11 s evAwwr.«..w.w,." ••••fq 111 ww.l�uw.+... •^7�c4 o.:,. i. rt,• .a., .,1.aw•x -S24-7772 - • 21 MILES FROM HWY. 8 ON r.. DRIVE-IN ROAD SOUTH OF GODERICH ':H s .21 f honor was Miss Varraine Merkley, St-. Thomas: Brii1"esinaids were Mrs. W. Way»White; Downsview and Miss Diane Koch, Pontiac, Michigan. They wore pale blue crepe empire waisted dresses with nylon overlay. Their matching headpieces were trimmed with pearls•and velvet streamers and they carried lace and velvet baskets -6f f field daisies and myrtle. t Flowergirl Miss Susan Watson, Uxbridge:, was gowned identically to the senior attendants. Ringbearer =was -Master Edward Watson, Uxbridge. Groomsman was Wayne Madill, Scarborough. Ushers were David Beach, Scarborough and Thomas Whiteman, a brother, 'of the -bride, Goderich. The wedding reception was held at the Maitland Country Club where the decorations were bouquets, of daisies and ivy. The four -tiered wedding cake -was decorated with handmade daisies and blue bells. _'1'he bride's mother wore a natural rad silk dress,,matching cream accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's .mother chose •a pink shantung coat dress along princess lines,. white accessories and a corsage of, redoxes. , For honeymooning in Northern Ontario, the bride changed to a yellow crimpknit princess line dress, white accessories and a corsage Of daisies. • The couple is residing in Scarborough. "Even your interest -->:earns interest with a Bonus Savings. `Account." says Jim Bird .... 'The great thing about a Royal Bank Bonus Savings Account isathat it helps you make. more money faster. It pays high interest, and the interestt is then added to your savings. So every time your interest is calculated, it's on your accumu a ed savings plus the ac- cumulated interest you've already earned. • So it really begins to -pile up. Another thing a Bonus Savings Account is meant strictly for saving so you can't write cheques. Ydu can get your money out whenever you need to, but because you can't write cheques, there's not the same tempta- tion to nibble away at your savings. So'if you've got something special to save for ... a new home, a car, a trip ... or you'd., like to put away a `nest egg', a Royal Bank Bonus Savings Account makes a lot of sense. Because it makes saving a lot easier. -And a lot faster. Come on in and talk it over." Community Corner Goderich Women's Institute PICNIC THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 Bluewater."Sailing Club FIREBALL- REGATTA AUGUST 7 AND 8 ROYAt BANK boot Nt-404 theJpuibaik.. Goderich - 524-7312 I 1, �I.