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(photo by Carman)
Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Powell
• (photo by Fred 918800
MR. AND MRS. itic-tioyi.,
9 Residing in Goderich
-• -Candelibra and tivo huge
baskets of two-tone pink gladioli
and white baby mums 'With
• white satin pew bows graced
• Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
•.September 1 for the marriage of
• Mr. and Mrs. M.K. Hoy,
Goderich.
• Dianne Lynn Erickson,
daughter of Mr. and yrs. James
• Erickson, Goderich, was wed to
• Malcolm Kenneth Hoy„ son of
• Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hoy,
Goderich, at a double -ring
ceremony before Rev. Jack
West, South Bend, Indiana.
• Organist was Mrs. Wm. Hoy,
and pianist was Miss Eunice
Hoy. Soloist' was Bryan Hoy.
The bride **we, a goorl/engthz
gown of white polyg?tef crepe,
styled in . 'an empire i*aifitline
With scooped neckline and small .
cuffed bishop sleeves. Imported
flowered lace trimmed the cuffs,
the bodice and the edges of the
detachable train which
cascad6d from the back
waistline. A Juliet -styled cap-
helk.: her shoulder -length veil
and she carried a cascade of
white carnations and pink
rosebuds.
Ruth Ann Ingram of London
was matron of honor. She wore
a floor -length gown of pastel
yellow with an empire waistline
with a scooped neckline and
puffed sleeves. Ruffles edged the
sleeves and the hem. A moss
green satin ribbon sash was
draped down the front of the
gown. She carried a bouquet of
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white daisies which matched the
daisies in her hair.
Bridesmaids were Judy
McConnell,'Goderich and Susan
Lamonte, Chatham. Their
gowns were similar to the 'one
worn by the matron of honor
but were in pastel pink.
John Hoy was the groomsman
and ushers were Paul Hoy and
Douglas Hoy, all of Goderich.
• The reception' wag held at
Auburn ComMunity Hall.
Deccirations there were pink and
white streamers with alternate
pink and white bells. -
The bride's mother wore a
floor-Iength gown of gold floral
design, with, full , skirt and V-
, nepkline and a ptirp1e,--Jack-in7
. the -pulpit corsagetgAsogoomio*,
'Mother wore
gown of pastel green with an
empire waistline and high
neckline' and a white orchid
•corsage.
For a wedding trip to the
.Thousand Islands, the bride
changed to a beige diamond
check pantsuit with blazer
jacket and cuffed flared pants.
She wore dark, brown ac-
cessories and had a corsage of
pink carnations.
Showers were given by Miss
Ruth, Ingram, London; Miss
Eunice Hoy of Goderich and
Mrs. Gaye Hoy of London‘Mrs.
Mary .Wray and Mrs, Yoyce
Wray of Goderich; • and the
congregation of Bethel Pen-
tecostal Tabernacle.,
MR. AND MRS.
St. Peter's Roman Catholic
Church, Goderich, ,was
decorated with baskets of white
mums and red gladioli for the
July.- 21 wedding' at which
Rienter Zoethout took Mary
Frances Sherratt as his bride.
Rev. P.T. Sherratt, uncle of
the bride, Hamilton, performed
the marriage which was a
double -ring ceremony. Music
was .supplied by Ed. Stiles.
The bride is the daughter of
-Mr. and Mrs. J.P.- ,Shertatt,
Goderich and Mrs. G. Z,oettiout,
Elora, is the mother ,of the
groom. •
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father: She wore a
floor -length gown of brushed
poteseau • with lace covered
bodice and sleeves. Her shorty
veil Was adorned with pearl
droplets and she carried a
nosegay of baby white roses,
carnations and lily of the valley.
The bride's sister, Mrs.
Geraldine Million of Hanover,
wasmatron of honor. She wore
a floor -length gown of creamy
tangerine polyester crepe with
lace trim at the bodice and •
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Bridesmaids' werii-Atity4
Crowley, Goderich, and Lois
Crowley, Simcoe. They were
gowned identically to the
matron of honor.
Tjierd Zoethout, brother of
the groom, Guelph, was groom-
sman. Ushers were Doug
Zoethout, brother of the groom,
Goderich, and Terry Crowley,
Goderich.
The wedding reception was at
Saltford Valley Hall. The
bride's mother wore a' formal-
• length gown of pink crushed
knit with matching wide -
brimmed hat and a corsage of
blue' baby carnations. The,
groom's mother chose a street -
length dress and coat ensemble
of pale mauve and a corsage of
pink baby carnations.
For travelling to Midland,
Victoria Harbour and
RIEMER ZOETHOUT
Collingwood; the bride changed
to a street -length white dress
with a drop. waist and 136x
pleats trimmed with red, White
and blue.
. The newlyweds are residing at
290 South Street in Elora.
Prior to, her marriage, the
bride was feted at a shower by
family and friends at the home
Honeymoon in Muskoka
Patricia Lynn Evans became
the bride of David Alexander
Powell July 1 in a pretty wed-
ding service amid mixed flowers
in St.. Peter's Roman Catholic
Church. • Rev. Raymond
Moynahan officiated for the
double -ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
of Crystal Crowley. She
was,. Margaret M. Evans, Goderich.
also taken to dinner by fellow The parents of the groom are
. • office. employees at Dominion Mr. and Mrs. Victor Powell,
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NOTICE FOR THE
" BRIDE -ELECT
The Signal -Star is
pleased to publish, free- of
charge, the story and pic-
lure of your wedding,
However, in an effort to
• keep the news column's of
..m.fr paper current' as
possible, we request that
all wedding stories and
pictures be in our office
SW later than one month -
four weeks - following
iYc'etqn9d1ng11
.that youi..0\
44,,,tittarigements .for
•your wedding story and
picture in this riewspaper
before your wedding.
Your photographer ,will
be pleased to assist kou in
this regard.
III the event that your
wedding story 'and picture
recidhes Lis late, we will
publish Only a 'brief story
(no pie:hire) about the
event, also free of charge.
If you wish your wed-
ding story and picture to
be published in ,its
entirety after the one-
month deadline, this can
be arranged through our
advertising department
for a reasonable fee .of
$15.
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Music for the wedding was
supplied .by .the organist, Miss
Ann Legg who accompanied the
soloist, Mrs. Lee McCallum as
she sangtAve Marie and The
Lord's Prayer.
The •bride's Uncle, Jack
Evans, Goderich, escorted her to
the altar. She •wore an A-line
gown of imported sheer silk. The
• bodice was accented with an
empire lace waist, long, Juliette
• sleeves and a high stand-up
,collar. To complete her. ensem-
• ble, the bride chose a headpiece
'made of -stephanotis 'Which
•'caught up. a cathedral -length
veil. She carried white
10 stephanotis and baby's breath.
•, mtitTgn\. of honort,w.ag' Mrs.
`1 Ratty inliUte7,Vocierrek She
wore pink silk gingham with an
empire waist, long • Juliette
sleeves and a stand-up collar.
Her hat was of white straw with
pink gingham streamers. Her
• bouquet was mixed summer
flowers.
Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Jennett Pearson, Goderich; Mrs.
Kaye Stevenson, Kitchener; and
Miss Susan Powc11, Goderich.
They were gowned identically to
,the matron of honor in shades of
blue and yellow.
Junior bridesmaid was Miss
Victoria Powell, Goderich, who
was gowned identically to the
bridesmaids.
Groomsman was Bill
Linlaater, Goderich. Ushers
were Scott Pearson, Goderich;
Harold Leddy, Goderich; and
Roger Strong, Toronto.
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An arbor decoratedwithroses
from the garden of Mrs. Carlton
Worlt
geset the scene at the wed-
ding reception in Saltford
Valley Hall.
The bride's mother wore a
formal gown,,,,,of..-pink chiffon
with pink accessories,and a cor-
sage of white gardenias. The
groom's mother chose a formal
gown. of soft blue crepe with
white accessories and a corsage
Of white gardenias.
The couple honeyibooned in
,Port Carling, Muskoka ,Lakes.
For their journey, they wore
identical suits of white slacks,
navy blazers and polka-dot
shirts and ties. Their
boutonnieres were red
carnations. •
They are residing at114St.
David Street.
Guests ,were present at the
wedding from Alberta,. Quebec,
Ottawa and Toronto. ,
Mr.. arid Mrs. Powell enter-
tained the bridal party • and
guest at their home after the
wedding rehearsal.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride Was the guest of honor at
several -showers 'given' for her;
Hostesses were Mrs. Eric John-
stone; Mrs. Mabel Powell, aunt
of the groom; and Mrs. Kathy
Linklater and Mrs. Jeanett
Pearson at the home of Mrs.
Carlton Worsell.
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You've probably met Jim Bird. At the.Lions Club or
other local organizations. Jim's an active participant
in thein because, as manager of the Goderich ,Royal
Bank, he is vitally concerned in the well-being of the
'community -- and its people. So, if you need ektra
cash for something worthwhile, need • help in
arranging Your finances, or just need, a friend to help
you sort things out drop in to the Royal and say
ello to Jim Bird, Helping people is his. job. That's
he's a good man to know..
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Maple Leaf C aptet IODE, Wine & Cheese
Festival, Saturday, September 30, 8:00 p.m., Har•
bourlite Inn. •
Bingo ever* Saturday at Goderich Legion Hall.
Figure Skating Registration, September 28 & 29.
Commencement Exercises; GDCI, Friday, October
13 at 8 p.m. •
Regular luncheon to be held in St: George's Parish
Hall last Friday each month. 12:60 to 1:30. Price
$1.50.
Blyth Trotting' Pony Club dance, • Saltford .Valley
Hall, Oct. 21. For tickets phone 5244418.
Santa Claus Parade Dec. 2.
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