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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-10-28, Page 25a • . . • A • " ''• • '.••••',"444.4...1••••;•'•44.,1',...' ••• ; PODERIen $IONAteSTAlt, vaitisr)Ay,QC • -I, e • , • • #18 • 4 • • 16$ 4 • ,MR. AND MRS. J. E. HAINSWORTH Knox Presbyterian Church; decorated. with white gladioli_ and daisy chrysanthemums was the setting for the double -ring ceremony uniting in marriage Barbara J. Henderson And John E. Hainsworth, on Satyday, October 9 at 5. 'Pim. Rev. G. L. Royal officiated. ' The bride -is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Henderson, Goderich, 'and the groom is the son of Mr. and ,Mrs. A. E. Hainsworth, Kitchener. GIN en in marriage by her . father the bride -entered t •Churcn to the ,music of Purcell's "Trumpet Tune"; played by the organist, W. M. Cameron. . She wore a formal gown of Freneircaloda over 'fiffeta, fashioned with Edwardian neckline appliqued wit,h Venice lace iri floral pattern, empire bodice with lace accenting., the' waistline'. The full bishop sleeves, with scattered lace, were held with fitted band at the wrist. The skirt with scattered appliqueshad a lace border on the hem. A cathedral train draped from the back empire waist was edged'withlace."-To— complete the gown the bride, wore a•headpiece trimmed -With -- ribbon bows, from which fell a shoulder -length silk illusion. veil, She carried a cascade of Forever Yours red roses. The bride was attend by Miss Patricia Murnby, St. . Thoma, maid of honor,. She wore a floor -length gown of sata peau burgundy., with Gibson girl neckline, Camelot sleeves, fitted bodice and full gathered skirt. Thegownwas accented, with guipure lace. She carried a cascade- of white chrysanthemums. • ,,,,,-- The bridesmaids, dregged identically to the maid of honor,' were Mrs. Marion Goodman, Belleville.; -cocusim-ofthe-brider- and Mrs. Susan Hainsworth, Kitchener, sister:in-law of the groom. . 'Groomsman was Douglas Hainsworth, Kitchener, brother of the groom. The ushers were Donald Currell, Leamington, cousin of,the bride, andllenry Roth, Kitchener: • ......The-soloist,.Mrs„ George Currell, sang the "Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love": ' The reception was held at the Maitland Country Club. The guests were received by the bride's mother, wearing a coat and dress ensemble of mystic blue satin' peat: 'The dress and sleeves of the coat were beadedIfirnatehing tones. She wore a corsage of ni_nk 'sweetheart roses. The groom's mother assisted, gowned in a teal blue peau de soie dress with matching bead trim at neckline. She wore a corsage of pink• -sweetheart roses. ,Grandmother of the groom wore a powder blue lace dress With a corsage -of white baby carnations. Uncle of the groom, James Gellatly, Toronto, was master of ceremonies, and John McKinnon proposed the -toast to the bride. For travelling the tide changed to a brown and matching paisley pant- suit; with • brown patent accessories 'and a cymbidium orchid corsaie:- The •.bridal couple will reside at 87 Westwood Drive, Kitchener. The, parents of the groom entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith, South Street, following rehearsal. Guests ,were present from Toronto, • Kitchener, Preston, Burlington, Belleville, Montreal; St. Hubert, New Hamburg, Clinton and Goderich. Showers were given by Mrs. George Currell and Mrs. Vernon Smith at the home of -Mrs. Curren; and •bY Mrs. David Howe, Mrs. Walter Randerson,„and Mrs. Douglas Hainsworth, all Of Kitchener. The bride's mother entertained at a tea for the bride.' • • MR. AND r,49. G. B., FINNIGAN •Recently in Drummon Hill- Presbyterian Church, Miss Marilyn Anne Berezuk; this city, became the bride of George Barr Finnigan of Toronto. tie Rev. W. J. McKeown officiated at the afternoon ceremony. The bride' is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berezuk, Muir Ave„ this city. The' groom is' the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener Finnigan, Goderich. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full-length. gown of organza 'over taffeta in a, fitted princess line with dainty rows of Val lace trimming the jewel neckline and down the front of the skirt, 'accented with" •baby bows. Her cathedral -length veil of tulle was caught to a floral headpiece, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink rosebuds. • • - • ' " Miss Peggy Cahill was the maid of ,ponor, wearing an einpire style 'gown in" purple colored crepe trimmed with mauve velvet ribbon: Bridesmaids were Miss Lillian Doucet, Miss Lorraine Berezuk, sister of. the bride and Miss Linda Bergey, Buffalo, cousin of the bride. Their -gowns were identical to that of the honor attendant in mauve colored crepe with purple ribbon trim. Miss Maureen Berezuk; sister -of the bride, was the, flower girl. Her gown was in purple crepe trimmed with mauve velvet ribbon. William Blake of Galt, was the best Man, with 'Richard Doyle, Agincourt, Robert Grigg, Galt and .Allen McNee, as ushers. • . . The Rapids Motor Hotel was the setting for a reception following the ceremony, "after Which the couple left on 'a' wedding trip to Eastern Canada. Mr. and° Mrs. Finnigan" 'Will reside at .2255_ _Weston • Weston. • • The bride is a graduate of the Niagara School -of Nursing. The groom is a graduate of the Niagara Parks Commission: School of Hprticulture. • • •• tmnvtgly--=g-)J Policy re wedding stories ;4 rii 4!ta PA4, \-• .The Goderich ,S'ignal;Star\takes great pleasure in publishing4 free of charge wedding piC\tures and stories of interest to rotten- • -,' • •• .Photos and copy for the wedding page .must be in the hands . , tof the women's editor no.laterrthan Monday at 5 pm on the'''',i, .., .' 7-k week of publioljon. , ..• ,Wgddingitories-whirh-ure-setbmitted for publication more'v,cs than one:rhb'nt ollowmg the marriage .0i11 be reduced to an absolute minimum and no picture will accompany the item. ' The •tbove regulations are an efforrrulefrall-Godoichn Signal -Star news features aS dirrent as possible. ,$,.. . r ' - --4.• 7". ge4 g1}1 1.1Al SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF . AS WARM, AS SINCERE, AND AS FRIENDLY AS A HANDSHAKE RV?' 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Decorations were yellow and bronze mums at the Altar with white -satin bows and large bronze mums on•the.pews, The bride -wore a floor -length -semi-fitted A-line dress of ' „ white jacquard • crimplene with attached white satin lined hood. Her wrist -length sleeves and the front of the dress were trimmed with tiny ,white satin buttons., She carried a cascade 'of white shasta daisies and Talisman roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Tom Hogan,.sister.of, the bride, RR 3 Goderich;'--She--wore---a ' bronze and off4.white • prin•ted • polyester jersey knit floor -length semi -fitted long sleeved dress '- trimmed ,with covered buttons of the same materials. Aler, attached hood was li,ned with off-white material 'and she carried a basket of white Shasta daisies. Mrs. Angus Cline, sister of the groom, Hamilton, was the bridesmaid and the flowergirl was Angela Cline, niece of the . • groom,,Hamilton. The bridesmaid was gowned identically to the matron of honor and the fldwergirl 'wore a flOor-length white polyester crepe dress with long white crimplene co'at and ' satin -lined hood and she carried a small basket of white Shasta • daisies and Talisman roses. Ringbearer was Master Craig Riegling, nephew of the bride, RR 7, Lucknow.• Bestman was Kenneth Sproule, RR 2 Auburn, and ushers were Max Riegling, brother of the bride, RR 7 Lucknow; Lee Redmond, brother of the groom, RR:2 Auburn; and Herman,,.: • Riegling;-brother of the bride, RR 7 Lucknow. The welding reception was at the Lucknow Legion' Hall . where decorations were fall flowers. The bride's mother wore a tyvo-piece ensemble with a brown vest coat of nylon knit and a , long. sleeved dress of arnel and viscose zig-zag print, brown • accessories and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. The groom's mother chose a princess -line long sleeved cranberry crimplene dress with- black accessories and a barsage of white sweetheart roses. For travelling. to- points in Southern Ontario,' the bride changed to a ,two-piece long ,sleeved dress of deep purple antron 'knit with black accessories and a purple orchid corsage. Honored -guests at the. wedding were the bride's grandparents, her paternal grandmother, •Mrs. Margaret • Riegling, Mississauga and her maternal grandfather, Fares Edmondson, Chatham. Other guests attended...from- Calgary, Mississauga, Hamilton, Ottawa, London, Chatham, Ridgetown, 'Kent Bridge, Goderich, Auburn and Lucknow. • ,s • The groom is employed at Montgomery Motors, Lucknow. •- Prior to her marriage, the 'bride was honored at a shower for relatives a t the home of Mrs. John Edmonson.in Chatham and at a community shower in St. Joseph's Hall, Kingsbridge. , 'Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Redmond entertained the' wedding party following the rehearsal Friday evening. BODY REPAIR RELIABLE•ECONOMICAL _You 111Get a Good Deal from Us .,. Just ask your frieands. You can rely on us 'for fair estimates, reasonable costs, expert/work. After accident damage or just daily wear and tear, let us restore your car's like -new look. • P, FRONT END.,ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS Windshield Repacernen at Competitve Prices '4.waaW.-4. *OJAI . i ,.... „,. . ,,..... . MOTOR SALES CTD. St.. David* St., Goderich 524-9449 • Free ESTIMATE • MR. AND MRS. D. R. HARRIS . Ontario Street United Church was decorated ,with flower arrangements of bronze and yellow mums and candelabra on Oct. 9, 1971 'for the W410ing of Dennis Ray Harris; Bayfield and Donna Mariellogart, 13 Winter Court,. ClinItn. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hoggart, : Clinton and ,the'groom,the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris, ' RR 2 Bayfield. • Rev, Don beck officiated at the doublezring<ceremonywith • Mrs. William tbx at the organ. The bride- wore a gown of , polyester satin styled with an empire waistline -arid A-line skirt with gibson-girl sleeves and standup collar. "The gown was trimmed with an overlay of Freneh.lace on, the bodice, collar • and cuffs. The detachable train had an insert of,French lace. • , She wore an elbow -length veil of French lace. The bouquet was of yellow roses, stephanotis and white shasta daisies. Maid of honour was Miss Bonnie Townsend of Seaforth, • cousin of the- bride and bridesmaids were Miss Jane Harris, sister of the groom and Miss Lorraine TAnsend, Seaforth, cousin of the bride. Their gowns complemented the bride's. They were of mass •• greiniilk worsted with-Vietorian neckline and full, wrist -length, Juliette sleeves and were trimmed in gold. To complete their ensembles they wore detachable hood with elegant' gold trim. ' Groomsman was Jake De Ruyter of Clinton and ushers were Brian Durnin,- London; cousin of the groom and Morris • floggart, London, brother of the bride. , Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Clinton LegiOri-Hall. The bride's mother received "guests, wearing a • deep rose pink dress of satin peau With long chiffon sleeves, matching accessories, and a corsage of a mauve Orchid. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a purple and mulberry"dress of ,trevira with matching accessories -and -a •`-'- '- pink and white,corsage cf carnations. — For the wedding trip to northern Ontario, the bride wore a , Victorian -style, red crimplene dress and a corsage of white stephanotis and a gardenia. Prior to her wedding the -bride was honoured at 'showers -giVen -by Mrs. Jake^pe Ruyter, Mrs. Derwin Carter and -Miss Jane HarriW at Mrs: 1),e Ruyter's home; Mrs. Ross "Fedgen and Mrs. James Durwin, auhts of thegroom, at Mrs. Feagen's; Mrs. Madelon Yeats, and at a lingerie shower gten by Miss Bonnie and Lorraine„Townsend. Guests were present at ,the wedding from Toronto, Lweicin, 'Kitchener, Goderich Detroit, Niagara Falls and Sarnia. • For Your • INSURANCE see or call ° • ,84 MacEwan 44 Nor/h,St.,— 524-9531 Donald GI MacEwan Poter'S. 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