HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-01-13, Page 18n
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MR. AND= MRS. E:. Vel. CHI'LTQN
Pine boughs and red poinsettia set the scene in St. Joseph's
Church;,._.. Kingsbridge, for the pre -Christmas wedding of
• Maureen Marie Dalton, R. R. 3, Goderich and Edward William
Chilton, Moose Factory, Rev. Henry Cassano assisted' by Rev-.. ,..
G. Ward,R. R. 3, Walfaceburg officiated at the double -ring.
ceremony.`"•
The bride is 'the daughter of Mark and Clarice Dalton,. R. R.
3, ,Goderich, and the grooni's parents are William and `Elsie •
'Chilton.* Moose Factory.
- Organist was Marianne Frayne who also sang a solo an• d
joined another soloist, her father, Eugene Frayne, in aduet.
Por her wedding, the bride chose a 'Juliet -styled 4 v dding'
Own with a, lace bodice featuring a scoop neckline with
lantern sleeves,, an empire waistline ,and 'a •fullrlength, slightly •
gathered ' skirt of polyester _satin. Fier floor -length „Veil was
attached to a Joliet cap. Her headdress and the neckline and
• - waistline of the ' dress were trimmed with daisy lace. She
carried a casual arrangement of spruce, vrhitp' roses, white
�rnuis'and holly., '
The bride's six attendants were all'sisters of the bride. The
. matron of 'honor was Louise Martin, R.; R. 5, Kincardine.
Bridesrrlaids were Denise Dalton, Windsor and Ann Dalton, R. ,
R: 3, 'Goderich. Junior l ridtsmaids were Bridget and
"'~ Jacqueline Dalton and the flowergirl was Maria Dalton. -
They. Were' gowned alike i`n white polyester satin with red -
velvet ribbon at- the empire waistlines. The gowns were styled 01,
with scoop necklines and long, full sleeve gathered into wide
six -button cuffs. They were' Juliet caps and carriedwhite,
baskets of spruce, holly and red -tinted mums'
er as o n Iietrich, Mlssissauga..Groomsman was
Earl Chilton, brot.het.of „the grootn, 'Moose Factory and the •
-ushers-=ire--;-Ftatriek� rii•torr thevgro n s brother;: 1Vloose
Factory'and Jeff Dietrich, cousin of the bride, Mississauga.
The wedding reception was 'Meld at Saltford 'Valley , Hall
where the decorations were. red candles in whitebirch'holders
-.with pine branches. The head table Was laid 'with a ted
cloth,lace pldcemats and satin ribbons.'
.The bride's mother wore'"a' Christnias�•red double-knit dress
with long, narrow sleeves, high ,neckline and aside -drape skirt ;
trimmed with navysand reef to �vcoxe a corsage cyf hite
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carnations. y• -
u y rose woo
two-piece emsernbie with a straight skirt and a waistline jacket.
Ste hada corsage of white carnations.
. For travelling to Moose Factory, the bride changed. to a
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floor-lengthe double-knit mauve; buttoned -front skirt, a white .
long, ' sleeved, empire -styled blouse ' and plack patent
accessories.
equple,ate residing in Kitchener.
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- dPrior oto -'her -mar=riage'; the-bride:was"''tlie: giuest'of'honor at a' -
miscellaneous shower in Moose Factory- and at a community
shower hi Kingsb-ridge Parish Hale
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MR. AND M'RS. H,C:BOGi
A'hone yY moon to Florida. and Meridi
a Mississippi,
followed the early December ,wedding of Pauline Mary Siegel,
daughter of Wjlian A. Siegel% RR 5 Kincardine, and the late
Mrs. Siegel, to H. Cameron Bogie, son. of Mr. and iVlrsa...l:•larold
Bogie, RR 6 Goderich. .:
Baskets of large white mums accented with= pink, centres"
graced the .chancel of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church i
Kingsbridge for the ceremony conductedg by Rev: Fr l
Cassano assisted by Rev. G. L. •Royal: •
Continued from 'age 2A7.
Jewish father and Mother
,
ark
ting to get their daughter out
o thelocked .bathroorxn so she
on go downstairsand—get
ps get
married, was .great; And • Bill
Cochrane as daddy and Virginia
Lodge as mammy were as funny
- maybe funnier - Than Walter
Matthau and whoever it was who
played opposite him in . the
movie Version. •
Of bourse, there's :nothing, like
an appreciative audience- to;
make an ...actor or an actress
perform 'better. And I've .;found
that Bill Cochrane and Virginia_
Lodge .(and: pelrhaps. many, max
more G LT" perfornlers) 'seem° to,
get ,right into the character, they
are playing when :the audience is
right,.
DO you • remember ''Bill
Cochrane, for instance, in Trial
by Jury« And Glen Lodge? - Arid
aerie Dunlop9 Just
tremendous,'
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Remember roan!.
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Send in your
meeting
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.Miss Mary. Ann Frayne was the organist for the double -ring
wedding and the -soloist was Grant. Ellison. ,
Given- iii marriage by her father, ;the, bride wore a white
wedding. 'gown of peau de soie featuring a stand-up collar
appliqued with lace, an empire waistand a semi -train. She
wore ,a three-tier silk. illusion veil, elbow -length which° was
held .in place by a lace crown adorned with centre pearl. She.
carried a bouquet of pink roses, white mums lily of the valley
and ivy..
- Mrs, Betty Hunter, sister of the bride, Armow, was matron
-'of honor. Bridesmaids Were Mrs. Cora Castle, sister of the
+groom,. Goderich, and Miss'Donna Hudson, friends of the
.bride, also of Goderich. .
.The .attendants wore floor -length gowns with pink velvet
bodices and' pink chiffon skirts and sleeves. The bodices had
high ruffled necklines. They had baby whits& mums with pink.
centres in_.their hair and carried bouquets of white«mums with:,
pink centres.
Groomsman was Clare Harman, Goderich. Ushers were
Frank Siegel, brother of the bride, Tiverton, and Bruce Smith,,
brother-in-law of the, groom, London.
The wedding dinner was served in the church hall where the
groom's tiiother'wore „a, rose , wool ''dress and coat with black
patent accessories and a corsage of ,white, mums.
For travelli' ig, the bride changed to a °brown hooded . dress
with matching long vest, brown,- accessories and a corse, of
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,The newlyweds are residing at 165 Victoria St. North,
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• Prior -her -wedding; the-ki'rfde-was-fet�ed Victoria,
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Siegel and ,Mrs; Ruth Siegel; Miss• Donna Hudson assisted by
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' Marion Smith. A community, shower was held' at; Chalmers
United Church,. Armow, by "Friends and• neighbors of 'the
. bride.
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M ANCMRS. W. G. NAYLOR
Auburn United Church was decorated with two pots "of- •
poinsettias for ' the .December 11 'double—ring. wedding
'ceremony at which Margaret Colleen Park, Dungannon,
' • exchanged vows with William Gordon Naylor, Auburn;?
Mr, .and',,Mrs. Benson Park, Dungannon, are the_pareRts of
the bride; and M*. Jessie Naylor,- Auburn,` is the groom's
mother. Pastor -i Fry, - Auburn, and. Iteri,Wittich of Blyth, ,
rtonnnect.tho ceremony..' _ •a
, .Organist was Mts. Norman Wigfhman, Aubtirrl.
▪ Escorted by her father, 'the bride Wore a -full-length white
crepe gown with a train trimmed with flowered lace. The gown-. ,
featured, an eampire waist Itimilied with flowered....,lace- and
elbow -length bell sleefiyes:She chose a shoulderolength veil enc a
'carriedred carnations with red'velvet streamers and holly.
Matron of honor was Mrs: Alex Maclnnis;p sister ,-4t), the t,„„;groom, Goderich. She' wore a full-length gown of crepe in a
coral shade; The empire waist was trimmed with flowered lace'
and, the. sleeves were elbow -length bells.. She, carried tinted ,
green carnations with • green streamersand holly,
▪ • Grooriism n was George Naylor, brother of the groom,
Toronto 'Whets were Glen Naylor,, brother of the groom,
Auburn, and Douglas Park, :brrotherc of the bride, Dungannon,
The reception was held at the Dungannon Agricultural 1-lall.
The bridle s motherwore a 'black and white crepe dress with
netting arid a coraage..ot pink carnations. The groom's mother
Wore a violet tortrel crepe ares' and a _corsage,'"
o'w w ,••
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F'�►ll iryg herwedding the bride ctianged to it violet pint
it. f *atirknit and a corsage of peri .+carnations,
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aced /Vim Naylor are:, reading at x122' kitten'
bury St.,'
Clinton'«:
Ptlor rhe Wedding, the bide, Was the guest of honor at
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*Owen* • given by •Mrs, Ale Machin* Goderich, and Mrs.
art Wood°,. 9t, Auc tsthae;'
The wedding to* ''place in Wesley -Willis United Church,"
-eiintOrr-ori---Dec. 4, 1971 of llebert H. Armstrong o'f Goderich
and Patricia Ann Bissett of Clinton. •
-The groat 4s the ion of Mr: and Mrs. William Armstrong,
'Goderich 'and W ' bride is the daughter of Mrs. Donald Bissett •
of `Clinton." ..` •
The church was decorated wath candelabra;. with white
mums and red carnations, , holly and bougbets of red
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carnations. ° Dr: • A. J. Mowatt officiated at ° the double -ring
ceremony --while music was provided by the organist Lorne'
Dotterer and°My. Bill Craig, soliiist, sang How Great Thou Art
The Lord's Prayer and -0 Perfect Love. ^ '
double -ring ceremony while music was provided by the
organist- Lorne Dotterer and Mr. Bill Craig, soloist, sang How
Great Thou Art, The Lord's Prayer and -0 Perfect Love. °
The bride given_ In .marriage.-.by--her-brohter •=Wayne Bissett
of Kitchener, worean empress-style•gown of white -polyester
cashmere with long, full sleeves. The bodice, neck and'sleeves
-were :rimmed with guipure lace. A bow of the same- material
as the dress held a.three-tiered veil 'of silk illusion vhich
• formed a, .cathedral -length train` and was_also trimmed with
guipure lace, The bride carried a Bible with red sweetheart
roses.
" Matron of honour was•Mrs. Lynn Bissett of Kitchener who
wore, a Christmas Red de Ball velvet, semi -A-line gown with
high collar and short sleeves. She•carried a white' fur muff with
a spray of holly and red carnations.
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Dridesihaids were Mrs. Felthlinn Campbell, Godencch and
a "' Mrs: Darlene Fowler, Goderich, wh,a were gowned uidentieally
to the matron of honour "`„„
.Groomsman 'vas Dennis Fowler of Goderich: and ushers
-were Murray Campbell and Ian Dailey, both 'of Goderich.
Following the ceremonyy a reception was heldat the Clinton
Legion call wh rh s ora
dected in a Christ ne$.theniex.. �_, �.
For tier trieare
velling costume, .the . bride chose a tw"o.piece
ensemble Of beige, crocheted polyester with, a beige coatwith
natural ',Mink collars oind bon accessories. She wore a corsage,
of red awe theart des. '
The couple will reside in Goderich.
Prloty to the wedding the bride was guest of honour at
showers given by Mrs urray Capbell,Co4erlh and by Mts.
}larold Errlrnersorr, G'rate'rs« .
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