HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-02, Page 21MR. AND MRS., W.E. LONEY
London ceremony
Trinity United • Church in
London was decorated with
spring flower arrangements
April 13 for the double -rink
ceremony at which Karen Ruth
Davis became the bride of
Wayne E. Loney.
Rev. R.J. Warren, London,
officiated for the exchange' of
wedding vows.
' The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Davis, Lon-
don.The groom's parents are
Mr. ' and Mrs. E. Loney,
Goderich.. The bride wore an
empire -waisted gown of white
sheer over taffeta, the bodice
trimmed with lace. Her
cathedral lace -trimmed veil
4 was held in place by a pearl
headpiece and she carried a
cathedral bouquet of pink roses
and white carnations.
The bride presented her
mother with a single red rose
as she walkedauji the aisle and
as the bride and groom left the
church, the bride .gavet,a single
'red rose to.the groom's mother.
Maid of honor was the
bride's friend, Miss Marilyn
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Everitt, London. She, wore a
gown of white flocked sheer
over pink taffeta. Her hat was
of • pale pink sheer and she
carried a nosegay of white
daisies.
Gowned identically to the
maid of honor was the
bridesmaid, Miss Kathy Davis,
sister of the bride. °
Groomsman' was Ron Otten,
Peterborough. Brad Stevens,
London, :was the usher.
Single red roses decorated
the tables at the Seven Dwarfs'
Restaurant. in London where
the wedding , ception was
held. The brid,4's other wore
a beige dress ensem'e with a
corsage of pink tea • roSes; the
groom's mother chiose,a shrimp
crepe gown -with full-length
hooded lace coat and a' corsage
of yellow tea roses.
For travelling to points east,
the bride changed into 'a beige,
polyester pantsuit with a cor-
sage of yellow carnations.
Mr. and Mrs.. Loney _. are
d residing at 106 Selkirk Street in
London.
Ashfield WMS hold
GODERICH SIONAL-STAK THURSDAY, MAY --P4010 I
Did .you ever in your life see
80 many fishermen as were out
last weekend?
Every stream and river found
hundreds of young, old and in-
between flashing lines back and
forth along their banks.
" It was just -GREAT. To add
to this, the . seagulls - or
Donaldbert's chickens - as they
are known as- in some parts
dotted the fields like sugar
cubes on the dark earth. All in
all it was a beautiful weekend
and thousands showed they
were enjoying it.
I couldn't help -smiling the
other, nite when it was so
"balmy" all .the kids on .all ,
the` streets were out playing
and the babble in the early
dusk made me think of my own
..childhood when we tried to
crowd as many games as
possible into the fleeting
minutes before dark.
-I notice the kids stay out a
lot later than we were allowed -
but I doubt if they had any
more fun that we had with our
Tag Run my sheep -run! and
other hide arid seekgames
which go so well in the twilight
of course how well they would
go depended on how old you
were - or don't you remember?
" I stopped in to .see the. little
shop on Hamilton St. - The Bay
Leaf - and was most pleasantly
surprised. Each newcomer
received a package of that
beautiful herb' the bay leaf..
What a nice idea. I just love
the smell of the bay leaf ' in
stews or whatever ,you add it to.
Nothing seems to compare -with
this aroma OR flavor.
Besides some nature foods,
as they are called, The Bay
Leaf carries a terrific variety of
gadgets for the kitchen - or
• perhaps I should just say the
HOME, because I have seen
bright shiny *nets made into
• attractive lamps and you can
take a, variety of rings from
this' stock for a • Fant °,tic wall
hanging. Yes! You cane- just
ANYTHING these days for t-
' tractive decorations.: Just mak
sure you keep 'one piece handy
Easter J.hankoffering
• 4 4.
Mrs. Warren Wyles ,opened
her home to• the Ashfield
Women's Missionary ctety
ladies for their Easter.
'Thankoffering meeting.
Fourteen members' and one
visitor opened the meeting by
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This weekend will see Mrs.
Edna Johnston open the little
"Craft •Corner" shop,. also on
Hamilton Street.
• •Edna hopes to 'be able ° to
teach oil painting - and she cer-
tainly has a good supply of
paints and boards etc:, also
there will be a great variety of
supplies for the crafty people,
and if she doesn't have it she
can GET it. By her large orders
• she can save you money since
you would have to pay mailing
and -handling costs. Be sure to
stop in soon and get acquainted
with this nice little lady.
Not long ago heard about
visits that our .Pee Wee and
Bantam Hockey teams were wt -
changing with the Ddarborn
Michigan teams. I thought it
was a wonderful idea and Tom
Hoad, who started it' all has'
probably 'been thanked many,'
many ti•ms - or did you forget?
The only drawback on this
exchange is that 'there is not
quite enough time to show the
kids around - or, as when our
kids go to Dearborn, there are
so many things there to see and
DO - and not enough time for
it.
Here is a great idea - (thanks
Mike). On May 8 and 9
evenings 7:30 early, at the
G.D.C.I. sessions will._be open
for eight different interests -
and for goodness sake take ad-
vantage of them.
You can always learn more
about landscaping.- There are.
hundreds of new• homes - new
to someone - who could use
some ideas in this ,line.
Or are 'you interested • in
drawing? .Jim Marlatt can help
you.
Eric Carman can certainly
give. you rots of ' help • re:.
:photography - or.were you only
interested in a camera and
wasting a lot of good expensive
film. Get to know, your camera
and how to use it.
You're interested in horses?
Perhaps you don't plan on
DYING one but it would be
repeating the W.M.S. Purpose.
The Service of Worship was
taken from the Glad Tidings.
Scripture was given by Mrs.
Henry MacKenzie. Meditation
was given by Mrs. Alvin Robb,
who also took the reader part.
Offeratory prayer was given by
Mrs. Jim West.
Business was'discdssed next.
Roll call on a favorite Easter
hymn or ' Verse was answered.
Mrs. Warren Wylds and Mrs.
Evan MacLean had attended
the Workshop held at Lucknow
Presbyterian Church April` 8.
and. Mrs:, Wylds reported on
this° -
Mrs. Evan MacLean had at-
tended
the Synodical held in
Geneva Church, Chesley on
Tuesday, April 2 and gave an
-interesting report on that.
It was decided to have
evening,' meetings through -the
summer months.
Mrs, West reminded the
ladies . of the May Presbyterial
to be held in Ripley on Mon-
day, May 13.
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nice to know more about them
if you like riding whenever you
get a chance and often. wish .you
had 'that other horse'.
Bird study is• BOUND to be
popular and Bill Wisser wilt
even go so far as to show you
" 'ati about. -taxidermy.
Moira Cooper - the idea lady
- can help ;you with just
ANYTHING you can think of -
TRY her. -
Gord Crawford • can really
help you , parents that are.
layingouta boodle for bicycjes.
Knowing how to care for your
bike - and teaching your
youngster :his or her part in
caring for them - seems to me is
pretty important.
Then there are POOLS
springing up` - or down - all
over town. Don't beat your
brains over the care of these ex:
pensive items - Let Jim McCaul
simplify things for you.
So there you are at the price
of two bucks you can learn
something useful.
�' Did yoti mark your calendar
with a big X for May 11 when
the .Arthur Circle have their
BAKE SALE? Knox at 1 p,m.
Love, Martha.
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