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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-08-25, Page 21A oODEJtielf SIONAteSTAR, THURsONY, 41.1(41,81101, 1,971; 111 •• • C •-• P•;-: 00 (A MR. AND MRS. E. F. WILLIAMS Knox Presbyterian Church,. Goderich was decorated Saturday, July 31 with mauve gla'dioli and white daisies for a double,ring ceremony conducted by, Rev. G. Lockhart Royal, at which Shirley Rosalind-Meriam became the bride of Edward Francis Williams. ° The bride is the daughter orgr. and Mrs. -Stanley Meriam Goderich, and thegroorn"s parents, are GeOirge Williams and the -‘ late Mrs. Williams,Lonclon, Wm. Cameron, organist, presided at the organ and accompanied Mrs. Clayton Edwards. Given in .marriage by her father, -- the-- bride wore a floor -length gown of fine polyester crepe, fashioned with elbow4engt.h. :sleeves, and4ront panelling of Swiss lace. The front lace pan,elling., was.dotted with seed pearls. A matching cap of swiss lace held her finger tip veil of French illusion. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. The maid of honour was Miss Lynn MacCuspey, Woodstock. • She wore a flooPlength yellow Own with raised swiss dots: Lace dutlined the empire waiste and 'baby doll sleeves. She carried a bouquet of white daisies entwined with yellow ribbon. Smallyellow rose clutters were worn in her hair. The bridesmaids Miss Brenda Feagan, Goderich, MissEttie ' Wynja, Landon, and ,Miss Arlene Chipchase, London, were dressed identically in fioor-length mauve gowns of raised swiss dot. They 'carried white daisies entwined with mauve ribbons. Small mauve rose clusters were worn in their hair. 0 The best man was Peter Roberts of London and the ushers were Jim Styles, London, Greg Ramsay, London, and the "brother of the bride, Terrance Meriam, Goderich. , A dinner and weddingreception followed at the Maitland Golf and country Club,Goderich. The bride's mother wore a chiffon dress with white accessories d a corsage of red ros'es. orF1rave1ijng, the bride changed to a brown and white • dotted dress of silk jersey with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. • Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at a shower given in London by Mrs..Jim.. Ramsay and Mrs. Rita Roberts; shower for relatives and friends in Grand Bend given by Miss Arlene Chipchase and Miss Ettir-Wynja; and a surprise shower held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Feagan, hostessed by • Mrs. Earl Feagan and Miss BrendaTeigan. • Best wishes were sent from,, Kentucky, Quebec, Austr-alia • and Nova Scotia. • , The couple will reside in London. RICHMOND — WASSON • • • Pink cornflower and white starburst daisies , in brass candleabra formed the setting for the -Wedding on Saturday; July 31, of Barb,WaSson and Terry Richmond in.Blyth United Church. ° , • The bride is the clan -kilter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wasson, R. R. 3, Walton. The groom is, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mervin 'Richmond. The Rev. Cecil Wittich • officiated at the ceremony. Mrs. 'Margaret Kai was organist-, and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Barbara Bosman who sang Chapel of Love, Wedding Prayer and More.„ The bride given in marriage by her father, wore a white_ A-line floor length gown of polyester charmaine. The bodice, was of imported Holland lace oer polyester. The fitted sleeves and collar were lace and were finished with 'scalloped edging: - She wore her grandmother's locket containing the pictures of her great-grandparents. ,The nylon veil w,as held in place by a • small cluster of pink roses,. and fell into a long train. The train was accented •by lace matching the bodice of the dress. The. bride's grandrnatherf Mrs-. E. Storey train, and- the bridelashioned her dress and veil. She carried a bouquet of white stephanotisAnd pink roses. . Miss Clara Wasson, sister of the bride,'Vas Maid of'honour. She wore a hot pink floor -length gown 6f patterned sheer over,. pink polyester crepe. The sheer formed a short train falling . from the empire waist.. The dress was trimmed with white lace , roses. . • • ' ' Bridesmaids were Mrs. Diane Wasson, sister-in-law of the bride; Mrs. Arlene Falconer, sister of the groom; and Mrs. Bev Snell, friend of the bride: They wore identically styled dresses to the maid of honour's, but in unpattertied pink sheer over pink polyester crepe. They were, trimMed with white lace centred with pink fOses. The flowergirls were Misses Valerie and Shelley Wasson, nieces of the bride. Their dresses were similarly styled and of identical material to the maid of honour's. The dresses were fashioned by the bride and 'her attendants. All A carried fan shaped , bouquets of pink carnations and white, starburst daisies, with matching flowers in their hair. Bed man was Ross Scott, TillsonlItnt-trother-in-law of the groom. ,Ushers were Ronald Falconer, Goderich, brother-in7law of the ,groom,, Albert Wasgon, Blyth, brother of the bride; and 'iCliff Snell, Blvth. friend of the groom. The bride's mother received the guests wearing eViolet crepe dress with silver metallic trim,' white accessOries„and a „pale yellow rose corsage. She -was -'-assisted by the groan's sister, Mrs. Donna Delaere, wearing a figured crepe 'pant suit, white accessories, and a white corsage. Also assisting was Mrs. June Scott, sister of the groom. , Photographer was'Cecil Mines"Niagara Falls, N.Y., uncle of the groom 'The bride chose a purple and white hoe pant suit:with white accest9ries for travelling. Guests were present from Aylmer, Belgrave, Blyth, Brussels, •Cliskttsis; 'tiotr.MiStiriStttfiettvirt6teritok7,,Lopitiiincliiiagara VI% NM, Oakville, Princeton, Seaforth, St. maro, Stratfotii, TiUsonburg, Walton, Wingham and Wroxeter. • Ron Shaw, a member of the Goderich Signal—Star's editorial staff .was married August 14 in Kapuskasing to Peggy' Louise Ballantyne. The couple is residing at 33 Anglesea St., Goderich. BOA BRINDLEY John Boa, and Miss Margaret Brindley were wed in a quiet " ceremony in Kirkland Lake United Church on August 3. -.4,ajk-70416-7-A0p4-1-t1c7.-Azpix KELLY ROCKVVOOD The marriage took place in Toronto .on July 23, between David KeIIy, son' of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kelly, 160 Wilson Goderieh, and Susan Rock\--TOod, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rockwood, Sunningdale, St. John's, Newfoundland. The • Rev. John Netson officiated 'at the cbibble-ring ceremony. The couple will'residein Toronto. STANLEY—RICHARDSON Rev. Do'hal-d-Beck--officiated--for-the-double ring ceremony uniting in marriage Ruth Carey Richardson and John Clare Stanley, both of Goderich. The wedding tobk place in Bayfield United Church -on August 9 at 4:30 p.m. • In attendance for the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Weber of Goderich, Wayne aa4Darlene (Muter of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chatter of Surnmerside, Prince Edward Island, and Miss Bonny Weber of Toronto. The wedding dinner was held at the Village Inn in Bayfield, After a honeymoon to northern IVIichigan, the couple took up residence in Goderich. •• • , . GINN—SHEPPARD A northern Ontario camping trip is, the honeythoon plan of Thomas Earl Ginn and his bride, the former Christine Elizabeth Sheppard: Rev. F. Roberts officiated' as the conple exchanged vows 'Friday evening, August 6, at'Zion„.United• Church. The bride ,of Kitchener is a daughter of Mrs. Douglas Holland, 705 Charles St. E.., and. Marvin Sheppard, R. R. 1, Gadshill. The bridegroom is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ginn, 133 Woodhaven Rd., Kitchener. Herb Kampferseck, Also of Kitchener, ushered. A reception was field at the Embassy HOtel, St. Agatha. The newlyweds will live on Fraynor Ave.; KircOner.. - Mrs.. (Capt) J. Vickers, Godericho attended the, wedding of her grandson, Thomas Earl Ginn. ' t' 0.000 J.• MR. AND MRS. R. A. KERR 'Nile United Church,was decorated with white gladioi‘and mauve mums for the July 31 wedding at which Rev. R.C. McClenaghan joined Judith L. Schwanz and Rand Y° A, Kerr in holy wedlock., The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schwanz, Goderich, and the groom's parents are Mr.. and MiSTAlvin -Kerr, D Wedding music included It Is ,r° Secret and Somewhere My, Love. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white .crepe trimmed with lace flowers. The wedding gown was made by the bride -and her paternal' grandmother. She .wore a gold neck chain hung with the bpal engagement ring which had belonged to her maternal -great grandmother. She carried red rose buds- and white daisies. •-•. Maid of honor was Miss Kathryn Robertson, Goderich. She wore a mint green crepe floor dress featuring an empire waistline, short puff sleeves and white velvet ribbon trim. She carried white daisies. Bridesmainds were Mrs. Synda Gilmore, Sarnia, and Miss Lynda ,Reed, Goderien Mrs. Gilmore's dress was of the same style as .,the maid of honor's- dress but featured coral printed chiffon trimmed with mint green velvet. Miss Reed was -gowned identically 'to the maid of honor: They both carried white daiiies. • Grobnisman w_ag Ron Eggleston', Dungannon. Ushers' were Bryan Stothers, Nile,..and Claude Gilmore, Sarnia. Bud 'Vases sweetpeas decorated the tables in Nile Church hall. The bride's mother received guests in a navy and white erimplene dress with navy accessories and a corsage of :pink carnations'. The•groom's mother -wore a pink crepe dress, white accessories and 'a corsage -of yellow carnations. ' A honeymoon follOwed to Niagara Falls, Lindsay and Georgian Bay, the bride travelling in a red and white polka dot tilk jersey dress with white accessories.. The newlyweds are residing at RR 6 Goderich. • Wedding guests were present from Sarnia, Lindsay, Mitchell, ..StoulTafie: Kincardine, Seaforth, Delhi and Goderich. , • Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at several,showers given by Miss Wendy Love and Miss' Kathy Robertson; Mrs. ,Alberta Moore and Mrs. Phyllis Fulfdtd; and relatives and' neighbors at Carlow Hall. , • IY J1� Matter How You -Figure IT ALL ADDS UP TO THE FACT • THAT • • w • ,f,,Ik, , "X • ' i H ,„,,,,..,,,,,.,,,,„, Is The Place To Shop For Back- To ,School Shoes It doesn't take a college graduate in mathematics to figure that it pays to buy at Ross Shoe Shop for your back -to -school shoes. Shop this , weekend. • se , < • •• Or• Ye ....„„„,. ...... 0