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Royal officiated ding ceremony at which Bottema- and Steven ir.k became man and Knox Presbyterian was decorated with of white and blue *hire glaaioli and deep; glads and William n played the wedding bride ig the daughter of d Mrs. William Bot- linton and the groom's 'are Mr.• and Mrs. Doak, Goderich. er°wedding, the bride, marriage by her father, Mori Lee crystalette ith a high neckline, a V - bodice accented with .erect buttons artd long sleeves ending .in wider erlongchapel train was etback waistline with a :The front of the lace es.aprohr•styled with a ea '`frill. Her head - es a'crown of crystal %rI which held a pure 'on veil. She carried a orchid surrounded"by a of white daisies, yellow rt roses and royal blue itis. etty Low, sister of the oderich, was matron of" Sloe chose a buttercup organza gown with long ce sleeves, high neckline. 'V-shaped ,bodice 'to' the bride's dress with -1- embroidered on it in of mauve; blue, pink and Tiny matching lace the sleeves. She carried a of white daisies, mauve re carnations and, blue otis. maids, gowned iden- to the matron of honor ,iss Sue Doak, sister of the groom, Goderich; Miss Bonnie Veenstra, Goderich; and Miss Bev. Kolkman, Goderich. Groomsman was Mark Lassaline, Goderich. Ushers were Keith Bottema, brother of the bride, Clinton; Gary Doak, brother of the'groor»•-,-Goderich; and John Kolkman, Goderich. The men wore royal blue single-breasted tuxedos will black lapels and white- shirts with black -trimmed ruffles.' The groom wore o yellow rose boutonniere while the groom: smart, and ushers wore bouton- nieres of yellow carnations. Blue and white daisies and miniature mauve carnations decorated Saltford Valley Hall where the wedding reception was held. - -• The bride's mother selected a floor -length empire waisted gown With long sleeves in white chiffon printed with orange flowers and tiny brown leaves over orange taffeta. She wore brown accessories and a cor- sage of white carnations. The groom's mother wore a floor -length empire -waisted gown with long sleeves of multi -colored chiffon, basically Argy aNFL,ra ej„ over rose taf-, feta. §�ee wore navy accessories and a corsage of white car- nations. The couple's honeymoon was spent in the Thousand Islands and Ottawa district. Mrs. Doak travelled in a short dress of pink and white checked crimp with a shirt -styled collar, a but- tondown front, fitted waist -and full skirt with a corsage of mauve carnations. The newlyweds are residing in Goderich. Showers prior to her wedding were given for the bride by Site Doak, sister of the groom, Rita Poelman and Bonnie Veenstra and by Mrs. Clara Alexander, cousin of the groom., and Mrs. Judy Doak, sisf er-in-law of the groom. A wedding trip_ to Collingwood, Niagara Falls and Buffalo followed the wed- ding September 15 of Linda E. Straughan and Donald C. Johnston in Knox Presbyterian Church where yellow gladioli and white daisy mums in a can- delabra with white streamers decorated the chancel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and •Mrs. Donald Straughan, -175 Park Street, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles John- ston, Nile. Rev. Ronald C. McCallum conducted the double -ring ceremony. William Cameron provided the wedding music with compositions by Wesley, Handel, Purcell, Bach and Mendelssohn. Soloist William Craig of Clinton sang The Wed- ding Prayer and 0 Perfect - Love. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a full- length gown -designed and sewn by her mother. It was of , polyester satin with French lace and seed pearls em- phasizing the empire waistline and the skirt. The long- sleeves were lace trimmed. She wore a floor -length chapel train with the entire hemline and train of French lace and seed pearl ap- plique. A tiny rose and pearl headpiece held her floor -length tulle veil . trimmed with lace .and she, carried a cascade` of red roses and baby's breath. Matron of honor was Mrs. •:>~Bannien,..Dungale,_sistez of the groor%, Godcrjelt. She wore blue flowered. nylon, over satin gown with a high neckline and a frill at the bottom of the long sleeves that puffed at . the elbow. She also wore .a blue pic- ture hat and blue shoes and carried one large yellow mum with fern and yellow streamers. Senior bridemaids were Mrs. Judy Vanstone, Benmiller, and Mrs. Brenda Vanderburgh, Goderich. Junior 'bridesmaids were Miss Lorraine MacDonald, a ``,cousin of the bride, Kintail; and Miss- Bar, bara Straughan, sister of the bride, Goderich. They were gowned.. identically to the matron- of honor. The flowergirl, . Donna Freeman, cousin of the bride, was gowned identically to the bride in a gown designed and sewn by the bride's mother. She wore a white picture hat trim- med with lace and pearls and carried a basket of red roses and baby's breath. Groomsman was Stan Dungale, brother-in-law' of the groom. Senior ushers were Bill Vanstone, friend of the groom, Benmiller and Denis Vander - burgh, uncle of the groom, Goderich. Junior ushers were Ken Straughan, brother of the bride, Goderich, and Larry Johnston, brother of the groom, Nile. Ringbearer was Garry Johnston, brother of the groom, Nile. All ushers wore blue boutonnieres. White mums and yellow gladioli decorated Saltford Valley Hall wherPthe wedding reception was held: Mrs. Straughan greeted her guests in a floor -length pink polyester • sleeveless dress, gold shoes and bag and a corsage of white mums. The groom's mother assisted her in a floor -length flowered bluish nylon over satin gown, silver shoes and bag and a corsage of yellow mums. At the reception, the groom toasted his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnston on the occasion of their 50th wedding , anniversary. Other guests were present from North Bay, Barrie, Owen Sound, Waterloo, Stratford, Lucknow, Niagara Falls, London, Thorndale;Ban- croft, Seaforth, Tillsonburg, Toronto, Wingham and Goderich. The bride's going -away en- semble was a floor -length green crimpknit dress with white ac- cessories and a corsage of white mums. The newlyweds are residing at 337 Home Street, Stratford. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at showers given by Mrs. Beryl MacDonald, ap,pt of the.,b,ride... and Mrs. Shirley Straughan, cousin of the bride, at the lat- ter's home in Goderich; by Mrs. Judy Vanstone at her home in Benmiller; by Mrs. Ida John- ston at the Nile United Church; and by Mrs. Colleen .Pigeon who was hostess at an event at which fellow ° employees of the bride at Stratford General Hospital were guests. Large baskets of red, white and blue carnations decorated the altar at St. Theresa's Church in Sydney, Nova Scotia July 21 where John Michael McKeown and Catherine Jo- Ann MacNeil exchanged vows and rings. Rev. D.A. Doyle officiated, at the ceremony where the wed- ding music was supplied by Pierce Sampson, organist, and guest soloist Pat Bates of Halifax The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Bob MacNeil, Sydney, Nova Scotia, and Mr. and Mrs. John S. McKeown, Goderich, are the parents of the groom. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a floor - length formal gown of chiffon over peau de soie styled with an empire waistline, high neckline, long sleeves and train. Her floor -length tail was held in place by a Juliette cap and she carried white roses .and baby's breath. Maid of honor was Joanne Donovan, Sydney, N.S. Bridesmaids were Cathy MacNeil, sister of the bride, and Elaine Bourdeau, both of Sydney. They wore floor -length white gowns with tiny floral overprint of red and blue .and carried nosegays of red, white and blue. Best man was Doug McKeown, twin brother of the groom, Goderich. Other groom- smen were Peter Beaumont, Sydney, and Robert Finch, London. Ushers were David Finch, London and Fred Chaisson and Leonard Bour- deau, both of Sydney. The wedding reception was in St. Theresa's Parish Centre where large baskets of red, white and blue carnations and mums set the decor. The bride's mother chose a mauve floral chiffon over mauve satin gown.- • 'The groom's mother wore 'a yellow floral chiffon over yellow satin with yellow and white accessories and a corsage, of white roses. For travelling, the bride changed to a mauve and white pant suit with matching ac- cessories and an orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. McKeown are residing in London. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were from Goderich 'and London. 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