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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-09, Page 4i~At E. 4 CH Si' CAR', •TRt1RSDA . NOVEMBER $.p191A wedding rents atte roin1ustr.ik.. (photo by Hadden's Studio) Mr.' and Mrs. D. 1 Tottenham North St. Church scene �F'nuptials Arrangements of bronze and yellow mums 'and candles decorated North Street United Church;October 7 for the wed- ding at which -Linda Jean Hun- ter and Douglas Edward Tot- tenham were united in marriage by Rev. Robert Raymont. The double -ring ceremony • featured music by organist Ed Stiles and soloist Douglas McClintock, uncle of the bride. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. El, er Hunter, Goderich, whi the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Tottenham, Owen Sound. The- bride was given in Marriage by her parents. She wore a formal -length white crimplene gown with an empire waistline, full-length sleeves and an A-line skirt. Her veil was double illusion and she carried ,white mums and tiny yellow rose buds. Maid of honor was Sandra Hunter, sister of the bride, Goderikh: She chose a royal ,blue polyester crepe gown with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jarczak shoes and carried . a bouquet similar• to the senior attendants. Groomsman was Harvey Munroe, Goderich. Usher was John Hughes, also of Goderich. The reception was at Maitland Country , Club, Goderich. Three shades of pink candles decorated the, tables with ivy and pink and white rosettes. On the main table, two dolls were dressed in bride's and flowergirl's dresses. The bride's mother greeted guests in a silk chiffon ensemble in shades of mauve: She wore snatching accessories and a cor- sage of miniature pink car- nations. The groom's mother chose a gold lame' ensemble with mat- in marriage by ching accessories and a corsage father, the bride wore a floor- of tinted pale green miniature. _.. _re _e- _._.r length empire line c p gown c-arnatrons: A large vase of gladioli, ,white daisies and,. carnations graced the chancel of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church October 28 for the wed- ding of Thomas Albert Jarczak and Helen Maughan. The double -ring ceremony was con- ducted by Rev. Ray Moynahan. The bride who has resided in Goderich for the past 12, months, is from Sydney, Australia. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Maughan of Sydney, Australia. `'The groom is the son of Mr: and Mrs. J. Jarczak, Toronto. The organist was Miss Anne .Legg and the soloist was Bill Stiles. A-line skirt. She carried bronze and yellow mums. Bridesmaids were Diane Tot- tenham, sister of the groom, Owen Sound; Mary Hunt, Owen Sound; and Kathie Hunter, sister of the bride; Goderich. They were gowned identically to the maid of honor. The bride's gown and those of her attendants were all fashioned by the bride's mother. . Dennis Tottenham,.brother of the groom, . Waterloo, ' was groomsman. Ushers were Larry Parkins, Michael Haugh and Dave Thocaly.'• The reception was in Saltford Valley Hall. The bride's mother wore• a mauve print polyester crepe gown with mauve over - vest and a corsage of yellow car- nations. The groom's mother chose a pink polyester ' crepe dress with white shawl and a corsage of pink carnations. A wedding' trip followed to the Eastern United States. The couple •is residing at ,R.R.6, Owen Sound. Exquisite Timing by Bulova Given • her with sleeves. The gown was adorned with guipure lace around the neck, cuffs and down "the front and also formed the edge around the long, detachable train. Her veil was held in place with tiny lace petals and was edged with a daisy chain. The floor -length veil covered the length of the train. She carried a natural bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, white miniature car- nations and baby's breath with long streamers tied with 'pink. rose buds. Matron of honor was Mrs. Noelene Forrest of North Syd- ney, Australia. She wore a deep pink floor -length gown with an empire waistline. The low scooped neckline set off the sleeveless bodice. She wore elbow -length white gloves and white shoes. Matching ribbon was threaded through the curls of her swept -up hair style. She carried a potpourri clutch bouquet of white daisies and pink miniature carnations and baby's breath. Bridesmaid was Miss JoAnne' Alton, Lucknow, in a gown similar to that of the matron of honor but in a lighter shade of pink. Flowergirl was Miss Monica Munroe, Goderich. She wove a floor -length pastel."pink gown with small, puffy sleeves, Daisy chain lace accented the sleeves ann the empire waistline. She wore small white gloves, white The honeymoon will be delayed until a later date. The couple is residing at : Bruce Street, Goderich. '- Guests -Guests attended from Toronto, Porcupine, St. Catherines, Peterborough, Sud- bury and the surrounding areas. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at two surprise showers, one given.by lyliss JoAnne Alton and thother 'by the groom's mother in Toronto. A trousseau tea was given in her honor by Mrs. Sharon Munroe, Goderich. The bride's parents and sister, the matron of honor. travelled from Australia for the wedding and visited for one month.' 1 riends of the bride, Mr. amd Mrs. Forrest, travelled- from England to' attend the wedding and after a one week visit het, travelled on to Australia. The Ontario Safety League quotes this from Anthony Grant, English lawyer and M.P., speaking at a safety research symposium on the value df seat belts: "I recall that once, driving with my wife (before we were married), we had a very minor bump as a result of which she jerked: forward and cut •her eye on the mirror - she has the scar to this day. In fact, if I had not been getting Married to her, I would certainly have invited her to sue my insurer for the loss 6f matrimonial prospects.", MODEL G5275W 14K solid gold case. 6 diamonds, navy or dark green dial. 17 jewels. $1$0 The ladies love them because they're lovely to look at. Exquisite wat s'by Bulova: At any price. Styled for the woman of, taste. Quality -crafted to assure accuracy. See our fine collection,• now. GULOVA55743W. Silver white dial with,inatching white case and markers. Lightly sculptured crystat and case showing 4 diamonds, 2S jewels. 6350.00 BUULOVA 66054Y., Ivory linen textured dial, black stick markers elegantly desigried,oval case :stonily B..Irpllrklln` diamonds, 14K gold. -23.jewels.-$250.00 LSVA WOO. Ezquisitili► styled, sliver grey dial black tldped markers, sk fixtured brioelat. 4 diamondsi, 141(11010.$2•1P-110 (photo by For -Seg Fotos) Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dudley, .Brother of bride escort to altar Linda Jean Cooke,' daughter ' of Mrs. Hilday Cooke and the late Ross Cooke, 174' Minto Street, Sarnia became the bride of Murray' Allan Dudley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dudley,, R.R. 7, Alvinston, in St: Luke s United Church, Sarnia.. ' Rev. Charles Lewis performed the ceremony. .,,, The bride given in marriage by her brother John, wore a floor length gown of silk lagoda. The full length sleeves, cuffed with imported lace, banded $ the neck with matching lace and the same trimming extended down the front and bac c'of 'the gown laced with satin ribbon. The back of the gown' extended into a flowing chapel train com- plemented by matching trim of lace and ribbon. Her headpiece, florets, cupped the face and held her four tiered veil of silk. illusion. Mrs. Sandra Strangway, friend of the bride was matron* of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Joanne Cooke, sister of the bride; Miss Penny Adair and Mrs. Eileen Johnston. They wore gowns of neutral color chiffon with fine pleated bodice and accented with muted green motif appliques and long, sleeves and moss green velvet skirt. A moss green flora with dainty sprays complemented their gowns:' Miss Joy Edwards was flower girl. The best . man was Roger Mickalko, friend of the groom and ushers were Mr. Rodger Ar- cher, Mr. Dennis Dudley, brother of the groom and Fred Johnston.. For a wedding trip to New England States, the bride wore SAlle 197 2 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Two door hardtop. Finished in dark green. This car is like new in every respect. Full power. Priced for quick sale. See it today. Lic No. A46352 • 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY 11 Fully equipped, V8 motor, in excellent condition, with very low mileage. See and . drive k today. Lic. No.- A40680 1971 DODGE STATION WAGON • In excellent condition, fully equipped V-8 motor. This has been an exceptionally wellicared for vehicle and priced for quick sale. Lic, No. X25277. • 1,969 FORD Two -door, lady -driven, spotless condition. You will be amazed at the price of this low mileage car. Lic. No. 3633N. 1968 PONTIA•C PARISIENNE Two door hardtop., fully equipped. An outstanding model. • Priced for quick sale. Lic. NQ: 51626 , 1967 CHEVROLET - Four -door sedan. Turquoise. Very low mileage. Lic. NO. K49467. See es today for tow clear-owt prigs! W'. MILLS MOTOR TCR SALES • 12'1 St. David St.' Gadeerirch, 524-9449' a red dress trimmed with black and white polda dots with black accessories. Mr..and Mrs. Dudley will live in Sarnia. Out of town guests were present from. Belle. 'River, Toronto, London, Goderich, Woodstock, Kincardine, Chatham,. Windsor, Guelph, Parry 'Sound, Port Huron, Saginaw, Michigan, Alvinston, and Inwood. 1 The Signal -Star is -. pleased to'publish, free of ,. charge, • tiie story and pic- ture of your wedding. However, in an effort to keep the news columns of our paper as currents as possible, wa request that .all wedding stories and pictures be in our office no later than one month - Jour , 'Weeks - following • your wedding. We -suggest that you make arrangements ,for your wedding 'story and picture in this newspaper' _befnrg _.upass_.... _wedding. Your • photographer will be pleased to assist you in, this regard. In the event that your wedding story and picture reaches us late, we will publish only a brief story. (no picture) about the event, also free of charge, If you wish' your wed • ding story and pigtufe to be- published in its entirety after the one- month deadline," this- can be arranged through our advertising department for a . reasonable fie, of $15. RED CROSS' BLOOD CL1NIC WED., NOV. 15th Advertisement Published By GODERICH BUILDING CENTRE 41. DANCE FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER llih CLINTON ARENA Masrc BY BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS • Tickets $3.00 per couple —Restricted ,to 18 years and oven--., t! A Sponsored by Huron County Junior Farmers Tickets are required and availably from:— Jim rom --Jim Nixon, 527-0738 Keith' Williamson, 887-6587 • r Lois Jones, 262-5195 BLUE'S SUPERMARKET SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES ON THE SQUARE FRESH ' LEAN Ground Chuck e 89c OPEN 8 A M SHARP TILL 10 P M 5 DAYS A WEEK FRESH Chicken Legs & Breasts Le. 5 9c ONTARIO NO. 1 . 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