HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-08-03, Page 23KEMPSTER - JACKSON
June 17 at St. ,.;Luke's
Anglican a Church Red Der �.
Alberta vows were exchanged
a double ring ceremony between.
Margaret Elizabeth Kempster,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Kernpster,. Goderich, and
William Crichton«Jacksorl,,, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ian `Jackson
Red Deer.
Archdeacon Starr ' officiated.
Mrs. Rathwe1l, presided at the
organ and accompanied the
4 soloist Mrs, Lynne Huddleston
who sang the "Wedding Song"
during the signing of the register
and "Lord Bless This Hour"
during Communion.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor
length gown of peau de, soie with
a lace bodice and lily point
--sleeves—featuring `a cathedral
train witha lace overlay secured
'at the ;waist, with` a bow; A ,
'flowered headpiece held her
three -tiered veil and she carried
a nosegay of piny, roses and
white daisies.
The Matron of Honour Mrs.
Cresside. Courteney, Red Deer,
and the Bride's maid Miss
Roslyn Flint, Calgary, . wore
identical floor -length gowns of
French blue chiffon over taffeta.
They carried nosegays of white
daisies. ,
The groomsmen .were...Dick
Huddleston, ..Oregon. and
Murray MacKay, Fort
MacLeod: Bill Reid and Tom
Moore of Edmonton were
ushers..
Receiving the guests at
Juniper Lodge, the brides
mother , chose a mauve and
white dress and coat ensemble
and a: corsage of yellow roses.
The mother cif'the-groom chose'
a- pastel blue ensemble and a
gardenia corsage.
The couple left for a two week
honeymoon on the west coast
and are • now •re4iding in
Edmonton where the groom is a
'systems analyst in•..the
computing centre at the
University of', Alberta and a
sessional lecturer in the
:comp ting_science .department.
Guests were present ,_from
Michigan,. Saskatchewan,
' British Columbia 'and Oregon.
. Prior to her marriage the
bride was entertained °' at a
showerheld at Sylvan Lake by.
Mrs: Sole and Mrs. Graham.
The bride was also the guest .of
honour at a barbecue at Ma.
'Me -0 beach given by the staff of
the Medical Floor., Charles
Camsell Hospital where she is
':presently employed. •
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Douglas Potter
Mr.- and Mrs. Brian Douglas Potter have 'taken up
residence in Clinton' following their wedding, June 3.
They were married by Rev. •A:J. Mowatt in Wesley -Willis
United Church. The groom's parents are Mr: and Mrs.
Ray Potter, RIS+3, Clinton. The bride, the former Rita
H,enderika Johanna Ritsema, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tjaart Ritsema, 218 Victoria Street, Wingham.
(phota by Jax)
PHELAN - • D
The. Rt. "Rev. L.J.`Phelan, St.
•Augustine;•.' great uncle of the
groom, officiated at the double -
ring ceremony uniting in
{marriage Ann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter -de `Groot, RR- 3, -
Blyth; and William Edward,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
"""' Phelan, RR 2 Blyth.
The ceremony took place
Friday July 14, at 7:30 P.M. in
St. Michael's Church Blyth.
The sanctuary was decorated
with baskets of white dutzia and
clusters. of pink roses.
(photb`by McDowell)
E GROOT
tan
The bride, given. `ih marriage
by.., her father, was gowned_ in
white delustered satin with full
sleeves and circular train falling
from, a waistline bow. Accenting
her gown was appliqued- Pea rl-.
studded diamond lace, at the
neckline; down the front of her
gown and on the sleeves.
A pearl petaled headpiece
held her layered chapel veil. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
pale pink roses, white
carnations and feathered
daisies..
Miss •Marion dt, Groot was
her' sister's relaid of honour.
Bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Grasby, London; Miss Maryann
Phelan, London; and Miss
Margaret Phelan, l3,lvth. They
were gowned� .like in hot pink.
voile floor °"•length gowns'with
overskirts and �'juliet sleeves of
white Belgian lace. The square
necklines F and bodices were
trimmed with white insertion
lace and `pink ribb•on.
Their white Belgian straw
hats were banded" with the lace
trim of: their dresses. They
carried bouquets of white shasta
daisies• and shaded, pink
carnations.
The b°ride's mother wore a
.sleeveless floor length dress of
blue polyester crimp with
figured .skirt.
. ' The grooms mother..._.wore a
oor 0 length' dress of apricot
epe with figured bodice and
long sleeves. They both wore
corsages of white carnations.
Mr. Jim Blake,' Brussels,
cousin of the groom, was hest .
man. Ushers were Messrs. Jim
Phelan, Jack de Groot and Joe
Phelan, all of Blyth. •
' Traditional wedding music
,was played by Miss Marie'
'"Boyle, St. Augustine. 0
Following the wedding a
reception and smorgasbord
• supine?' was held' in°the-Aliburn
Community Hall.
For ' a wedding trip. to
Northern Ontario the bride wore
a white crimp knit pantsuit
trimmed nin red and navy with a
corsage of red carnations. On
their return they will reside in
Goderich.
Daphne Matins and Shirley Beatty
The egg lady
Weaves tartan b
Daphne Malins of RR 2,
Goderich is known as the "Egg
Lady" to many children in'the
area. She delivers eggs three
days. a week to Goderich
residents and is a familiar face
about town.
Last week the spirited woman
had a different image. She could
be seen at the Art Mart selling
some of her farrious ,woven
tartans. She weaves them
herself on a huge metal loom.
The talkative- little lady had a-
booth set up this year at the Art
Mart ,,w�ith Shirley Beatty, a
Goderleh `resident who has just
been weaving since April of this
year.
' Daphne herself has been
weaving all tier life, and tartar's
are her specialty. Shirley
started out with a table loom
and recently bought a floor
loom to weave on.`
Daphne's hand woven tartans
=are made out of cotton or wool
to be made up for shirts or suits.
-0 She says it's- the greatest
relaxation for her when
weaves. '
Daphne enjoys weaving
because .you can, also make a
design on a piece of work that.
you'll 4 never find copied
anywhere else. Sometimes it will
take her as long as a day.before
.she can find the right blend of
colours for a' tartan.•
A woman who also does
leather . work, the remarkable
"Egg .Lady" may be known as
'the "Tartan Lady" naw- that
Surnmerfest is over.
she'
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven Clarke were married July 15 in a patch of daisies at 88 Trafalgar Street,
Goderich, with Rev..Clarence McClenaghan of Dungannon officiating The bride is•the'former
Maura Sheardown, , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Sheardown, Trenton. The groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke, Angus. following a honeymoon in Niagara Falls, the ,,.
couple are residing in Goderich. (photo by Fred H. Bisset),.
Mire -
Lawn bowlers
on local greens
Conklin Lumber Trophy
Lawn Bowling tournament for
ladies was played Wednesday.
July 26 on the local greens on •
Picton Street West: Teams were
present .from Lucknow, °
Wingham, Seaforth and
Goderich.
Conklin Lumber • Co. -made a
.cash donation to assist in buying
prizes. Their trophy went once
again to Wingham but this time
to Skip'Nora Finnigan and lead •
Ruth Duffy. A Seaforth entry of
Ella-- Munro and °1Jean Lunn
placed second.
Third was"Goderich with skip •
Grace Scrimgeour, lead Alice •
Pridham. Fourth, Goderich , to'
Helen Allison and Del •Jervis°
Fifth to Wingham . Gr'acp•
Webster and Kay Murray.
Good greens and fine weather
made. this tournament a
successful .day for all present.
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