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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-20, Page 27N. 3T Ls Lq. tl 'ING ;STIN DRYI .75, MR. AND MRS. santhemums and i. graced Elliot Lake hapel August 18 for the of Margaret Esther h Grist, daughter of d Mrs. Densil G. Grist, Lake, and Adrien J. e, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamothe, also of Elliot The double -ring ny was conducted by Scott of Sault Ste. Marie. n in marriage by her the bride wore a .white ne floor -length dress short train -'rand lace that matched her er-length veil. She a bouquet of red and es and fern. of honor was Madel ir'e Elliot Lake. She chose crimplene dress with ng white lace in the and veil. She carried lored sweet peas and ADRIEN J. LAMOTHE fern bouquet. Bridesmaid was Juliette Lamothe, Elliot Lake, who was gowned similarly to the maid of honor except in pink. Groomsman was Raymond Saunche, Elliot Lake. Usher was Kenneth Grist, brother of the bride, Elliot Lake. Pink and white bells, streamers and candles decorated the basement of Elliot Lake Bible Chapel. The bride's mother wore an ice blue dress with matching jacket and a ,corsage of red tea roses. The groom's mother chose a light blue polyester knit dress and a corsage of salmon -shade tea roses. For travelling to Hamilton where the couple will reside, the .bride wore a salmon -shade. suit of bonded acetate with gold accessories. BERTSON ROUNDUP again the opening of has rolled around. No halls- deserted- fdled with noisy happy iy 500 children wended way to Robertson !School last Tuesday. y of them it was their r at this school, so it few days to get into . Hopefully, they will as proud of this school are. new teachers have our staff this year. The to would like to welcome rtley, who teaches Gr. 7, rooks who teaches Gr. 6 in Braid our French r, who came in June,:iW, are pleased teachers on our staff. (photo by Carman) MR. and MRS. E.A. PARKER Wedin Goderich A lovely wedding was solem- nized at St. Peter's Church in Goderich) n August 18. Father Moynahan officiated at the double -ring ceremony uniting Betty Lynn Sheardown and Er- nest Anthony Parker of Lon- don. The church was decorated with baskets of mums and daisies at the altar. The bride is the daug er of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shear - down, Goderich, and the groom is the son of . Mr. J. Parker of London and the late Kathleen Parker. The wedding music was played by Anne Legg who ac- companied the soloist, S. Doherty who sang Love Story Theme from Romeo and Juliet. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown in soft clouds of white maracaine jersey.- A beaded motif emphasized the empire waistline mandarin. neckline, long sheath sleeves and the soft flowing skirt which fell from a gathered back into a chapel -length train. Her four - tiered scalloped -edge tulle veil to have these was complimented by ,,a lace Juliet cap and she carried a - ----~ - - cascade of sweetheart pink rose W e a4 so-- -ha bu a; _ata l rrs__und—baby,b custodian, Mr. Day who helped breath. Mr. Mantha clean the school Matron of honor was Mrs. this summer. When we entered `Linda Harris, sister. of the the school on Tuesday morning bride. Bridesmaids were ''Mrs. the rooms and halls were Chris Turner, Goderich; Miss shining. The students can assist Kathy McQuay, Kitchener; and a great deal in keeping it this . Miss Karen Selmence, Kit - way. chener. _ In physical education, the students are being trained to run a mile or more in preparation for the cross- country next month. Mr. Harland is hoping we can have field trips and ac- tivities out of the school without too much problem.. • With a• large school we have to take precautions of fires. That is why we have had two fire drills in the two weeks we have been at school. It takes the co-operation of the teachers and students to make a school as good as Robertson. We have made a good start. Let us try to con- tinue so that .our yearwill be a happy and successful one. They were dressed, alike ..in pale blue crepe swiss polka-dot palazzo pant's and matching jackets. They carried bonnets of pink and blue carnations, daisies and baby's breath. Paul Cammaert, London,was best man. Ushers were Bob White London, Rick Diorio, London and Sam Sheardown, brother of the bride. The_ wedding reception was held at the ,White Carnation where the bride's mother received the guests in a long deep pink crimpolene dress with full pleated skirt, and shirred sleeves. She was assisted by the groom's stepmother in pink peau de soie dress with a white rosebud corsage. For travelling to Lake Placid in New York the bride changed to a pale blue two-piece ensem- ble. 0 The' couple will reside at 1100 Courtland in Kitchener where both Mr. and Mrs. Parker teach for the Waterloo County Board of Education. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at showers by her staff at Victoria School at the home of Norma Hutton; for twig hbours--by-Mrs.—D:--1 cCon nell and Sherri) Worsell; for friends at the home of Chris Turner; for friends and relatives at the Maitland Coun- try Club by Mrs. H. Fritzley, Mrs. F. Sheardown, Mrs. H. Sheardown and Mrs. C. Ashton;. and far'friends in Lon= don at the .'home of Jackie Buchanan, sister of the groom. Ahmeek Chapter IODE make donation toward new Huronview van The September meeting of the Ahmeek Chapter, I:O.D.E. was held at the home of Mrs. "Wm. Auld, Essex Street, with a good attendance. The meeting was presided over by the regent, Mrs. R. Neville, and the flag presented by Mrs. C. Ruf- fell. One minute's silence in memory of Mrs. Grace. -.Don- nelly was observed, 'and the poem "Crossing the Bar" was recited by Mrs. Gladys Dustow. Two visitors were present, Miss Helen McCarthy and Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs. Neville congratulated the members who had worked on tag day, and_ remarked how well they had done. A letter was read requesting help in buying the van for Huronview. It was decided that a donation would be given in the name of the Chapter. Mrs. Neville announced that the Area Conference will be held at Walkerton on October 17. Luncheon is at 12:30 p.m. at $2.50 per per -cin. Those who wish to go we asked to con- tact Mrs. Neville before Oc- tober 8. The minutes were 'read by the secretary, Mrs. F. Mills, and. approved. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. G. Henderson, and accepted. The regent appointed Mrs. E. Overholt ss Echoes Secretary in place of Mrs. Jelly who has moved away. Mrs. C. Cutt, Services Secretary, reported on articles for the bale which will soon be sent. Mrs. Emerson is assisting her. Mrs.. •Auld, Education Secretary represented the Chapter at the graduation ceremonies. at Robertson and St. Mary's Schools, and presen- ted . books to the students receiving awards in Creative English. Mrs. A. Habel, citizenship corivener, asked Mrs. -F. Walkom to report on citizen- ship court, which the members found very interesting. Public Relations Secretary, Mrs. M. Holmes reported on advertising done for the Fashion Show. Miss Elder as convener of telephone committee, and Mrs. O. Straughan, card convener, reported. Social and program 'con- vener, Mrs. G. Henderson, an- nounced that the October meeting will be held' at the home of Mrs. G. Dustow on Oc- tober 1. Assistants will be Miss Elder and Mrs. G. Henderson. The meeting was adjourned, and a cup of tea was enjoyed. Lunch served by Mrs. A. Habel and Mrs. Auld. FOP. 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