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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-09-23, Page 22RICH S1G 1AL`,STArk, TR SDAY, SEPTE'MB3ER `23, 1971 • r• something something newF something.. - borrowed, something blue �: tins w'?Gtiv$ 4.A 01, Photo by -Frank Phillips MR: AND MRS.; L. G. BIEBER Bonita Marie -Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie• J. Armstrong, RR 3, Bayfield, and Lawrence Gordon. Bieber, son of Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon Bieber, Exeter, . were married in ' Goshen United Church September 4. The double -ring ceremony was `conducted by Rev. John Huether assisted by Murdock Morrison. Given in marriage by her • father, the bride wore a silk organza" gown embroidered with Swiss guipure lace entwined / with lilac ribbon. The gown featured a Victorian neckline and full ,wrist -length Juliet sleeves, The A-line skirt formed a chapel -length train from - the back waist. A cluster of flowers held her "fin -genii) veil, and she carried a white prayer 'book 'accented with yellow sweetheart roses and stephanotis. • Matron of honor was Mrs. Linda Talbot, sister of the bride, Goderich. Bridesrhaids were Mrs. Elaine Parsons, sister of the groom, Exeter and Miss Jean Glen, Clinton. - They were dressed 'alike in lilac coulotte gowns featuring Victorian necklines -and daisies circling the long cuffed sleeves and the Collar. The, carried crescent bouquets of yellow shasta mums. . Best man was John Talbot, brother-in-law of the bride, Goderich. Ushers were Wayne Parsons, brother-in-law of the groom, Exeter, and Fred Armstrong, cousin of the •lyride, RR 1, Varna. . Organist was Mrs. Bruce Keys and the soloist, Peter Postill, • 7 sang Wedding Prayer and This is'Our Day. - Following the wedding; .dinner for the guests from Simcoe, Ridgetown,'"Dui,das, Toronto, Kingston, Clinton, Blyth and Exeter was served in the church basemeht. The bride's mother wore a long-sleeved, peach -colored dress with a chiffon over -dress, white accessories and ' lime green''cymbidium orchid: Thegroom's mother selected a crimp polyester dress with' a blue background printed with yellow and white, white accessories and 'a corsage of sweetheart roses. For a wedding trip, to Northern Ontario, the bride changed to a purple crushed.velvet hot pants outfit with snatching vest, �.w . navy accessories and a corsage of white roses. The newlyweds are residing in Bayfield. 41, Prior to her marriage, the bride 'was feted at showers given bya Mrs. John Talbot in Goderich; Mrs. Elainie\ Parsons in Exeter;.Goshen UCW;' and Mrs. Allen Armstrong, RR i, Varna. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bieber entertained the wedding party after the rehearsal. Policy re wedding stories the Goderich Signal -Star takes great pleasure in publishin ree of charge wedding pictures and stories of interest to readers. • P'hotos.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 publieation Wedding stor er whit,. ala submftx , fol publ. cation ' absolute minimurn' and ngI pietur . W 111 acc, to pan, the item. e dhow. regulations are an effattto_ke.Op all Goderich %'stat-Sta►r ne0 features,.as current as possible. MR. AND MRS. D. W. WRAY Forward 'Baptist Church in Galt was the scene of the recent wedding ,of Sharon Anne Howes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: - .Ernest William Howes of Galt, and_ouglasWilliam. Wra son x .D y Rev. E. Kennedy officiated. Soloist Mrs. Thomas Reilly of Scarborough sang Savior Like A Sheiiherd Lead Us, accompanied by Mrs. Brude Raynard. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown made by her mother, featuring empire waist of French cut velvet with sheer sleeves; the dress was trimmed with satin. Her floral headdress held a floor length, lace trimmed silk illusion veil, and she carried a colonial nosegay of yellow roses, mauve miniature carnations and white daisies. Maid of honor was Miss Janice Raynard of Galt and bridesmaids were Anne Wray of Goderich -and Jacqueline McPherson of Galt. Flower jirl was Julia Boonstra of Hamilton. ' The maid of honor and flower girl wore mauve sheer nylon dresses. The bridesmaids were similar, but in yellow. The maid of: Honor and flowergirl; carried colonial -nosegays, of white daisies and mauve miniature carnations; other" attendants • carried, 'yell -ow carnations. Headdresses were . daisy -flowers combined with' lace rr on bows. , Best man was Greg Montgothery of Goderich arid ushers were the'groom's brother Gordon Wray of Goderich.;and the bride's brother PauL,Howes of Galt. For a reception at the Matador in Galt, the bride's mother wore a -white linen dress trimmed with pink, matching pink coat and black accessories. The groom's mother wore turquoise polyester crepe, a figured chiffon coat and navy accessories. Leaving on a camping trip to Manitoulin Island, the bride. '""wrdiVIrh' i y print surrah silk with yellow accessories. The newlyweds will reside in Galt. Out of town guests came from Berkley, Michigan; Royal Oak, Michigan; Guelph, ' Goderich, Toronto;, -Claremont, Hamilton and Kitchener. Hostesses at showers where the bride was guest of horror were: Miss Jacqueline MgPherson,,miscellaneous; Mrs. Clarence McFarla - e,,. -miscellaneous; Miss Jahice, Raynard,-miscellaneous; Mrs. 'Guy,„„DeCarp and high school classmates presented the bride with a vacum"cleaner; Mrs: Sam Hood hosted a bathroom shower; Mrs. Jack Pollock, pantry and' -kitchen shower, Mrs. Fritz Betlke, miscellaneous; Mrs. Roy Howarth, kitchen 'shower. The brid'e's fellow employees:at'Galt-ry° Cleaning Services presented her with a bedspread. GQDERICH 524.8985,— 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. . WING'HAM 357-1306 ANYTIME 225 PJ•ON ST., GODERICH WELCOME SERVICE would like to call on you with "housewarming gifts" and information about your new location. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your, subscription to the SIGNAL -STAR. Call.., her at 524-9525 Photo by And MR. AND MRS. W. L. PAPERNICK ews The marriage of Barbara Joy Keenan, Toronto, and W'i'lliam' Lawrence Papernick, Toronto, was solemnized August 28 in Trinity United Church, Thunder Bay. Rev. R. A. Peden DD officiated at the ceremony performed before, an altar banked with baskets of white and gold gladioli, blue iris and baby's breath. Nuptial' magic was supplied by Maurice Baker. The bride is the daughter.of.Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Keenan, ra.. r� ,....,.. .. y�y.� Jasf.�.fF�SrSr ` r' > • „ anti rMt`be° ,,, g�c s "'t l i,51 i o �i ',:%-. • Papernick, Goderich, and the late Mr. Papernick. Given in .marriage by her father, the bride ware a formal, empire -styled gown of white frosted naislev brocade -highlighted with drop pearls. The, gown featured seed, pearl embroidery done by her.g.randmOther, Mrs. D., James, Thunder Bay. The delicate embroidery emphasized the collar, bodice, skirt front panel and cuffs. A cathedral train, widely -bordered 'with matching pearls, fell from the tailored neck bow and was adorned with a 'row of tiny self -covered buttons extending the length of the train. A, circlet headdress of pearl larocade held a cathedral -length' veil of tulle. The bride carried a bouquet o€• White orchids accented with sea'fronds. - The bridal attendants were Miss Susan Benson as .maid of honor and Misses Joan Eatam and Claudia Keenan as bridesmaids. ° They chose ,teal blue cut 'elvet' gowhs styled . with high collars, long sleeves and fitted cuffs. The gathered skirts featured waist -high slits displaying blue peau de sole hostess pants. Teal blue peau de sole edged the skirts and fashioned front -view; `•"waist bows. They carried 'bouquets of iris, stephanotis and eucalypti .. with complementary iris and stephanotis sprinkled in their hair. . • The best man was Ronald McDonald, Goderich. Ushers were Andrew James, Toronto, and Gordo„Keepan, Thunder Bay. At a reception held in the Nor-hor Motor_Hotel a toast to the bride was given 'by Dr. 5.,N. Scbiewe. , The bride's mother received wearing a pale blue silk dress • with front panel and cuffs of re -embroidered' white lace, white accessories and a corsage of cream -colored roses. - The groom's mother wore an ice blue chiffon jacket dress with detail' an the skirt hem, matchingblue accessories and a cream rose corsage. For a honeymoon to the Eastern United States, the briBe wore a navy and white print jacket dress with navy accissories.,. The couple will live at 14 Penrose:Rd.; Toronto, ° ' Out of town guests includes "Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. C. Ashton, St. Marys; Miss Anne Winchester, Toronto;.Miss Elsie Smith, Ottawa; Mr: and Mrs. J. G. Lambert, Columbus, Ohio;. Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald, Goderich; Mr..andMrs. G. T. Hannom,-Rainly River; Mr. and Mrs. S. McKay, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Misses Helen and Virginia Bray, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs:- R. Irvin, Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs. H. Meyers, Geraldton; J. McMahon, Toronto; Mr. 'and Mrs. N. McIntyre, Linda and -Scott, Sault St. Marie;' Mr. and Mrs. E. ,Wall, Teeswater; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Adams, Alan- and—Jean, Duluth, Minnesota, Mr.• and Mrs. James Smith,, Margaret and Jean, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. Donald ..Murray, Alanµ and Marjorie, Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Qinto.n Dowell, Winnipeg,.Manitoba. Mrs. G. Hays, Goderich; and Mr. and Mrs. ' J• 421).0liJ',,'.G..94grireh. photo. by Fted Bisset MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOLKMAN Knox Presbyterian Church 'was' decorated with mauve ribbons 'and baskets of mauve and white gladioli' for the August wedding of Miss Beverley Ryan and John Kolkman. • ' Rev. G. Lockhart Royal officiated for -the ceremony which united in marriage the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce.Ryan, 149 South St., Goderich, and the son of M`r. and Mrs. Tunis Kolkman, RR 3 Goderich. William Cameron provided the wedding music. Jscorted to the altar by her. father, the bride wore a gown siniuni lilypoirit`sleeves and lace inserts'on the front of the gown. The, • fitted waistline fell into a full skirt which swept to a train from a back 'bow. Her waistlength veil was held, by a crown of, • ribbon, ,lace and pearls and she carried a cascade of red ,-sweetheart roses, white stephanotis and white starburst poms. The maid of honor was Miss Mary Kolkman, sister• of the groom. She wore a gown of mauveehif?on over affeta. The . empire waistline was -trimmed with white -lace --a -the long, loose chiffOn sleeves were gathered at the •wris 'with white lace. Her headpiece was a mauve veil and ribbon sprinkled with white stephanoitis. She carried •a cascade of mauve miniature carnations, red sweethearbroses,and white starburst poms. The bridesmaids, 'Mrs. Karen ,Ludwig, London, ,and Mrs. Gail Doak, Goderich, were similarly attired. T e flowergirl was Miss Lesa Ryan; first cousin of the bride, ' 4 Go erich. She wore , a floor -length white organza ,,gown tri med, with mauve and carried a small_ cascade of' mauve' miniature carnations, red sweetheart roses and white starburst poms. . • ' Ringbearer was Ricky Ryan; ,brother -of the bide. • The • groomsman was Bernie, Kolkman, brother of the groom. Usher's were Eddie Jones and Leonard Kolkman, both ° of Goderich, and Ken Hartman, Galt. ,. : ' ' Baskets of mauve and .White gladioli and rose bowls of mauve and white petunias decorated Saltford Valley Hall where the wedding dinner was served. , The bridesmother wore a turquoise chiffon dress with white accessories and' a corsage of red sweetheart roses. The groom's mother selected a white fortrel dress with white accessories and a corsage of red sweetheart roses. i Fora wedding trip to Niagara Falls Tororfto Galt, London and other points, the bride changed to apink lace dress with silver accessories ands corsage of pink sweetheart roses. ' Mr. and Mrs. Kolkman are residing in Goderich. • Prior to her marriage,'the bride was feted at showers given by Mrs. Audrey Fisher, Mrs. Leone Ryan, Mrs. Mildred ' Hartman and Mrs. Gail Doak at the home of Mrs. Elgin Fisher. Miss Mary .Kolkman was, also hostess for a miscellaneous shower at her home. -41 • • James Richardson 111 Sons Ltd Serving The ,Feed Dealers of Western .Ontario. PHONE 524-8388, 'GODERICH GAULEY.—CARR Mrs. Sherrill Worsell and Mrs. Glenda ' Cornish wish to announce the marriage of their mother, Elva Carr to Alex Gauley. The marriage took, place on,September 4, 1971. REID UPHOLSTERING EAST STREET Closed For Holiday • Phone 524 $132 14100 Agent •ar► 2440, PILM -011E1VILOP'ING Now, for any IZN service, just phone the Servo�ntre: Customers located in: � P* 'Servocentre is a new concept in customer service. 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