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.MR. AND MRS., K. C. HUNTER
A wedding trip .to..Muskoka followed the July 17-weddi
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tfci 'Kenneth Cameron ,Hunter, Collingwood
exchanged vows and rings before The Reverend G.L. Royal.
The daughter of Mr: and Mrs,, L. Earl Elliott and the son of
— Mrs. J.K. Hunter and the late Mr. Hunter, all of Goderich;
were married amid baskets of white gladioli .and
chrysanthemums.
Wm. Cameron,, organist, presided at the' organ arid
accompanied Mrs. Robert McCallum ,as she sang The Wedding
'Prayer.
(.photo by Harvey McDowell)
MR.. AND MRS. A D. WEBSTER
Nile United Church, Nile, was decorated Saturday, July:24
with standards of white daisies and red and pink roses for
double -ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Clarence
,1VIcClenaghan, Dungannon, at which Daren Doreen McKenzie1
and Allan Douglas Webster were married. '
The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roderich C
The bride's uncle, E.A. Elliott 'of Goderich, escorted her to
the altar: She chose. a 'floor -length gown of silk organza-.
fashioned With guipure lace outlining the scoop- neckline,
empire waistline and hemline. 'Guipure floral lace' appliques
encrusted the,. bodice and front of the A-line skirt. A
detachable bowed train swept to chapel length. A floral cluster
held her floor -length veil of silk illusion. She carried a nosegay
of white roses and stephanotis.
A sister . of the bride, Mrs. James Hall, Kitchener, was
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matron.of honor. She wore a floor -length gown' of blue striped
'sats' peau, .floral lace outlining the short sleeves, empire waist
and neckline. A floral hair .arrangment complimented. her
ensemble and she. carried a •basket of pink carnations --blue ' ,
cornflowers and yellow daisies.
The bridesmaids were Miss Sharron Jefferson, RR 2
Auburn, and Miss .Katherine ':F>ear, -Kitchener. They -wore
gowns styled similarly to the matron of honor but in yellow"
. and pink. They also carried baskets of pink carnations, blue'
cornflowers and yellow daisies and wore floral' hair
arrangments x
James Hunter, Matheson, brother of ' the groom; wa ,best
man. The guests wereushered vby Paul Dockstader, Gode ch
and Dan Brough, Toronto. •
The ' 'wedding reception was held at the Candlelight
Restaurant where baskets of white gladioli an,d
chrysanthemums formed the setting: The bride's mother wore
a yellow floral organza formal gown with long sleeves and
white accessories: Her corsage was of white roses. The mother
` 'of the' groom chose a' green and 'gold formal gown of chiffon
with long sleeves, white 'accessories and a corsage of white
roses. ,
For travelling, the bride changed to an original red and"
white Italian silk knit dress and cape ensemble with white
accessories and a corsage of white roses, • •
The ride was feted at several showers prior to the,wedding.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Smith, Miss Sharron Jefferson and
Mrs, John HazlittlZand Mrs. Verrfon Smith. Presentations were
made by the start' of Robertson Memorial School, Goderich,
'and the staff of Ainley and Associates; Collingwood.
• Following the wedding ' rehearsal, the wedding party was
entertained at the groom's hotrie„ by' l is"parei'iTs.
(photo by Eric Carriien)
MR. AND MRS. W.' D. FULLER
North Street United Ghttrch, -Goderich,,-was - the -setting for
the marriage of Betty Lou Jean Freed, daughter of Mir. and
• Mrs. ,Fred Fritzley, Goderich, and Mr. William Donald Fuller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fuller, Goderich.
Rev. Robert - Raymont, officiated 'the doubler -ring
. cerer"nony, meld'baskets of garden flowers on July 16. '
- Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington of Goderich;' was the organist
who accompanied the soloist Mrs. Mary Anne Desjardine,
niece of the bride, Guelph, who sang "Oh Perfect Love" and
"The Wedding Prayer". '
The ,matron of honor was Mrs. June. Hayter, sister of the
,..bride,,Dashwood. ,
Best' --man was iaytnond "Fuller, 'brother -of the,."grori t
' Goderich.
The wedding reception wets held at the home of the bride.
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•'Photo by Fred H. Bisset
MR: AND MRS. J. A. MacDONALD
Dungannon, United Church was decorated with lilies and
lupines for the wedding on. Saturday, July 24, when Linda
Irene Little - became the bride -of John Allan MacDonald at a
double -ring ceremony with Rev. C. McClenaghan officiating.
The bride is the daughter of James D. Little of Dungannon
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Mrs. Gordon Finnigan of ,Goderich presided at:' the organ.
Mrs. Rick Park of Dungannon as soloist sang To Each His Own
and. I Believe.
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arold We ,; ter, RR 3 Auburn.
Howard Blake, Lucknow, uncle of the groom was the
organist and the soloist was Miss Nancy Anderson, Auburn,
who sang Hear Our Prayer and 0 Perfect Love
Given in .marriage ' by her father, the.' bride wore a
floor -length princess style gown of• fine polyester accented by•
hand-etnbroidered lace, Victorian collar and bell sleeves. Her
four -tiered veil was _geld in place by a headpiece of lace and
pearls. She carried -an heirloom Irish linen handkerchief which
has been carried by. brides of; the paternal grandrpother's
family for 160 years. Her flowers were a cascade of red roses
and white daisies. •
Matron of honor was Mrs. John Nechacov, Kitchener. The
bridesmaids were Miss Shirley .Norman, Goderich, and Mrs.
Gary .Keri, Nile. They were gowned alike in blue floor -length
empire -waisted gowns of polyester wit daisy motif and a
multi -colored sash; They wore white 'daisies in their hair and
baskets of multi -colored daisie's accented by fern,
Grob.,
carried baskets
was Gordon Daer, Auburn. Ushers were Glen
Webster, Auburn, and"Murray McKenzie, Goderich. •
The wedding reception' was at Nile United Church ,where
the decorations were pink and red roses and blue candles. The
bride's mother wore a short -sleeved, street -length aqua chiffon
dress accented • with gold and blue trim, a matching
long-sleeved chiffon, coat and a corsage of pink roses. The
• groor.,'s mother chose a pink chiffon below the knee dress .
with pearl beaded sash and a corsage of white sweetheart roses,
For travelling to North-Eastern .Ontario, the bride changed
to a peach imported crimpknit sleeveless A-line dress with
white accessories.
The young couple are residing at the groom's farm at RR 3
Auburn.
Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at showers given
by Mrs. Robert McAllister, Dungannon for -relatives; Miss --
Shirley Norman, Goderich, for staff at • Colborn Central
School; Nile Community; Mrs, Mel Dickson for neighbors at
Port Albert; and Mrs. William McGarrity, Port Albert, for
, -friends of the bride. • • -
A trousseau tea ..vas given by Mrs. McKenzie for her
daughter..
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PoIicy -re wedding stories
'The Goderich Signal -Star takes great pleasure in publishing
free' of charge wedding pictures and stories of interest to
•readers:
Phdtcs 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 suhmitted for publication more
than one month following the marriage will be reduced to an
absolute minimum, and no picture will accompany' the item.' •
The abdve..,regulations are 'an effort to keep all Goderich
Signal -Star stews features as curn-nt'as possible.
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(photo, by 'jack Doerr)
Rev. M. Morrison of Varna and Rev. L. Warr of Goderich
officiated at the wedding ceremony July 17 at which Nancy
Elizabeth Mustard and Robert James Riehl became man and
wife. Varna United Church was decorated -with candelabra and
-Thenbrida?s parents are Mr -rand Mrs. XJ:Mnstard, Varna. '-
The groom's parents are Mriand Mrs. Donald Riehlj (loderieb. ,
Mrs. Bruce Keys; Varna.
Escorted by.her fathe>a, the bride wore a floor -length gown
Of point de spree with long sleeves, embroidered in guipure
lace daisies. She wore a long veil which was held in place by a
matching wedding band headpiece. -She carried a bouquet of
shasta daisies, white roses, stephanotis and trailing ivy.
Maid of honor was Miss Barbara Semple, London. She wore
a chiffon empire -styled gown with a blue bodice, featuring long
sleeves with 'a figured floor -length skirt of blue and mauve and
highlighted by a mau�.�e,. velvet ribbon at the waistline. She
carried a nosegay of shasta daisies 'and mauve carnations.
Bridesmaids Mrs. Howard Chambers, Ottawa, Miss Kathy
Chrysler, 'London, and Miss Wendy Mustard, sister of the
bride, Varna, were gowned identically to the maid of honor.
Groomsman was Joe Riehl, • -brother ofthe groom,
Goderich.' Ushers were andy and David Mustard, brothers of
he bride, Varna, and Kenneth Mothers, Goderich.
The wedding reception was held •at the Harbdurlite Inn,
Goderich. The bride's mother wore a blue batiste dress with
white accessories and ,a corsage of pink carnations. The
groom's mother selected a figured chiffon dress with a corsage
Given in,
ry marriage by' her father, the bride wore a nylon
crystalette floor length gown with a stand up collar, The gown
was triTmed with embroidered lace insertions with white
satin 'ribbon woven through. Her floor -length train fell frorn
the - waist and was trimmed with daisies. Her tiered" -
pearl -sprinkled veil fell to shoulder length and she carried,,,,,,a.,...
, cascade bouquet of red roses, white carnations and lily of the
valley. Her jewellery was a -diamond set heart pendant,., a gift of
the groom. '
The maid 'of honor was Miss Dorothy Taylor of Brampton
who wore a floor -length gown of chartreuse peau de sole
covered covered .with multi -colored sheer nylon. In her hair she wore -
tiny multi- colored rosettes and she carried abouquetof bronze
and white mums.. ,
The two bridesmaids Miss Bonnie Collins of Kincardine and
Miss Debbie Errington of Lucknow, niece of the 'bride were
dressed identically in floor length gowns of chartreuse peau de
soie trimmed with yellow and green daisies and elbow -length
tiered sleeves, they wore multi -colored yrooettes in their hair.
Their 'bouquets were of bronze and white mums.
The"flower girl ,M Cathy Oke of Goderich Township was
dressed identically to '"Bridesmaids and carried a white and
gold . basket of yello roses, white carnation and lily -of -the
valley.
The best .man was Jim Oke of• Goderich Township and the
ushers were Wayne Willis of Toronto and Don Sieman of
Goderich. Bill Kuik, nephew of the bride acted as ringbearer,
A dinner and wedding reception followed at the Harborlite
In'o, Goderich, where ,the tables were decorated with'yellow
and white daisies and white.candles.
The bride's sister, Mrs. Ell. Gray of North Bay wore a
long:sl,eeved aqua satin dress and a corsage of pink carnations. -
The groom's aunt, Mrs. Jas: Cameron of Bayfield wore a blue
tatteta long-sleeved dress and her ,,corsage was of pink
earnatio
The co le will reside at 17.8 Elgin'A`ve:, West in-Goderich.
Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at showers, Miss
Dorothy Taylor- held a shower at her parent's home in St.
Helen's. A shower for relatives and friends was held at the
home of Mrs. Jim Oke in Goderich Township. Mrs. Diane Park
held a miscellaneous shower at her home in Dungannori.and a
community shower was held in the Dungannon United church.
The groom is employed by Dearborn Steel and Tubing of
Goderich and the bride is on the nursing staff at the Alexander
Marine and General Hospital,Goderich.
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of white roses.
For a honeymoon in Western Canada, the bride changed to
a pink and blue figured crimpknit dress with white, accessories,
and a corsage of pink roses.
The young couple is residing in London.
Prior, to her marriage, the bride was honored at a
community 'shower at Varna Township Hall and at showers
given .„,by Mrs. Don Riehl, Goderich, and Miss Kathy Chrysler,
London.
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invitations, announcements
and accessories with com•
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