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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-22, Page 27,711 41 MR B.C. . AND MRS. ANDERSON (photo by Fred H. Bisset) ive in Dungannon The altar at North Street United Church, Goderich, was flanked with candelabra containing white • candles and arrangements of .white daisies, baby's breath_ and yellow dried' "• flowers for the April 19 wedding of Donna Ann Hudson, Goderich, and Barry Charles Anderson, RR 1, Dungannon. The Rev. Ralph King officiated for the double -ring ceremony. Organist was Lorne Dotterer. Soloist was Avis Bisset. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casey Hudson, Goderich, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, RR 1, Dungannon. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. She wore a floor -length white polyester. crepe dress fashioned by her mother. Her , shoulder -length veil was caught by a crown. of pearls and sequins. She carried a y nosegay •of white daisies, mums, yellow sweetheart roses and baby's breath. Matron of honor was Mrs. Gail Huber, sister of the groom, Goderich. She chose a floor - length coral doubleknit gown. 111111111111 CALICO SCHOOLHOUSE 4 miles south of Amberley .on Highway 21 CRAFTS AN'TIQUES HOURS: Friday- 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday — Noon - 6 p.m. Sunday and Holidays • Noon - 9 p.m. • Antiques bought and sold Phone 395-5860 She wore daisies in her hair and carried a nosegay of white daisies, orange starflowers and baby's breath. • Bridesmaid was Cheryl Anderson,' sister.' of the 'groom, Goderich,, in a floor -length mint green doubleknit gown featuring a flowered' cape. She wore white daisies in her hair and carried a nosegay of white daisies, green starfldwers and baby's breath. Flowergirls were ` Loree Huber, niece of the groom, Goderich, and Tracey Ladd, niece of, the bride, Goderich. They wore yellow crimp knit. dresses with ruffles around the hemlines and yokes and sleeves of white eyelet lace. They carried small nosegays of yellow daisies and yellow sweetheart roses with baby's breath. Groomsman was Francis Huber, brother-in-law of the groom, Goderich. Glenn Anderson, brother of the .,,groom, RR 1, Dungannon, .ushered guests.. Ringbearer was Paul Ladd Jr., newphew of the bride, Goderich. A buffet lunch followed the wedding at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Hudson greeted her guests in _. -a floor - length creme doubleknit dress and .a corsage of yellow car- nations. The groom's mother wore a two-piece dress and coat ensemble of blue doubleknit with a -corsage of white car- nations. Following the wedding reception, the bride changed to a three-piece pant suit of beige flowered jersey knit and a beige orchid corsage. • Mr, and Mrs. Anderson are residing at Dungannon, A miscellaneous bridal shower was held at the home of Mrs. Gail Huber assisted by Mrs. Cynthia Anderson, Mrs. Carol Bechard and Cheryl Anderson. A wine and cheese party at the home of Gail and Francis Huber was attended by the staff of the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital in honor of the couple. MR. AND MRS. M.G. RICHARDSON • . St. Joseph's Church in Kingsbridge was the scene April 26 when Ursula Courtney and Matthew , George Richardson, both of Goderich, exchanged wedding vows and rings before the Rev. Father Ed. Dentinger. The church was decorated with stunning. pedestal arrangements of yellow chrysanthemums and white pompoms on each side of the altar. Wedding music was supplied= by 11Vliss .. Marianne. Frayne, organist and soloist; and Bridesmaid Lynn Richardson, also a soloist: The bride is the datrghter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney, Goderich. George Richardson, Ingersoll,, , and the late Mrs. Richardson, are the parents of the groom. ,The bride was given in marriage by,, , her father. She wore a gown of lagoda and Guipure ..lace featuring an empire waistline, long sleeves and a full A-line skirt. The high neckline and sleeves were edged with, Guipure lace and matching lace formed a deep. yoke effect on thefront and back of the gown. Guipure lace was -used to edge the skirt and outlined the full chapel train which was fastened at the back waistline with a butterfly bow. Her Juliet cap held a shoulder - length veil and she •earried an •-.interesting ,-cascade of ' pink roses, white ball pompoms and baby's , breath tied' with white double -lace bridal ribbon. Matron of lionor was Mrs. Helen Riegling, sister of 'the bride, RR 3, Lucknow. She chose a formal -length pastel green polyester crimplene gown. The round neckline and the long sleeves were trimmed with a ruffle of - the same material. The skirt was softly gathered from a high waistline and edged at the hemline with a wide flounce. She wore a white wide -brimmed hat accented with ribbon to match her gown and. a single gree flower. She carried a touch of spring in a charming mixture of white daisies and pink sweetheart roses. Bridesmaids were Sharon McCleneghan,' sister of the bride, Clinton,- and Lynn Richardson, ' sister of., the groom, Ingersoll. -,They were Owned identically ' to the matron of '.honor in blue The Beauty lounge 81 EAST ST. PHONE 524-8994 A REMINDER We would like to remind you Marlene and Helenhave joined us at The Beauty Lounge and are pleased to have met so many. The Shampoo with your free hair shaping continbes May 27 and 28. Among our other services are the summer style cuts and quick sets with blow drying' from Pivot Point (Aura Styles). For a refreshing change, call ander make an ap- pointment to have your hair cut and styled. Phone 524- 8994. ,. to •Nr • polyester crimplene with white wide brimmed hats trimmed with blue and matching bouquets of white daisies and pink sweetheartsroses. Groomsman was Newt Richardson of Wallaceburg. Ushers were •a friend of the groom, Bob McGee, Wingham, and a brother of the bride, Ed Courtney, Goderich. All the men in the wedding party wore blue tuxedos trimmed with darker ..blue velvet lapels and pockets; blue velvet, ties, pale blue shirtsand bouttonnieres of the traditional single white carnations. The wedding dinner was served at The White Carnation, Holmesville. flower arrangements and pink candles centered, each table. • The bride's mother chose a floor -length gown of delphinium blue floral chiffon, the neckline and sleeves trimmed with self pleating: Her corsage was ,of pink roses tied with a pink ribbon. Mrs. Richardson wore a floor -length gown of beige polyester crimplene trimmed with gold, featuring long full sleeves. Her corsage °was of yellow roses tied with gold ribbon. The newlyweds honeymooned in Penn- .sylvania's Pocono Mountains. The bride travelled in ',plain navy pants topped with a red, white and blue jacket and a red. top coat with navy accessories. Her corsage was red.. They are residing at 139 Widder Street, Goderich. Honored guests at the wedding were the groom's grandmother, Mrs. J. Richardson; Watford, and the only great aunt of the ,bride, Mrs. Nora Sinnett.- - Guests attended the wedding from Maryland; Troy, Michigan; Royal Oak, Michigan; London, Toronto, • Ingersoll, Forest, Wyoming, Watford and Wallaceburg; and Corquest, Saskatchewan. Prior to her wedding, the .beide was feted at a shower at the home of Miss Nancy Brown for the local office girls; a shower at the home of Misses Kathy, Anita, Leona - and Janette Hogan ',for girlfriends; and a community ' shower at Kingsbridge with former neighbors as guests; • The couple was entertained by friends prior to their wed ding 'at a fondue party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. °Ed. Scruton Jr., and a rehearsal party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richardson in Goderich on the eve of the wedding. [OCHA[SU A double,ring evening ceremony •utdpors at the Rutledge fame, RR 6, Goderich on May 10,1 united in marriage Joanne H. Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Freeman, Goderich,` 'and Ross• A. Rutledge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge, Nile. Rev. R.C. McLeneghan, Dungannon, offt. , Theiciabrideedchose a full-length mint green crimp gown with cape , .sleeves and collar. She carried white daisies and yellow roses. She was attended by Sharon Carter, ',„Goderich. in a full- length gown of flowered arnel. She carried•white daisies. Groomsman was John Wain, Goderich. The wedding reception was at the Rutledge home. The bride's mother chose a peach colored dress with co-ordinating jacket and an orchid corsage. The groom's mother selected a fuchsia colored dress with orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge are - residing at RR 1, Auburn. Before her marriage, a bridal . shower was given by Dorothy Brown of RR 6, Goderich. Huron Unit hears discussion on duties At the recent meeting of Huron Unit of the Canadian ICancer Society held in Seaforth, members listened to a panel discussion on the duties of the planning, development and nominations committee. Sitting in on the panel was the southwestern district chairman of that committee, • Charlie Duffin of Thorndale; and John McKay of Sarnia, president of southwestern; Cheste Archibald, president; and Mrs. Helen Davies, P.D.N. chair man of Huron unit. A film produced by Ontario Division was used to introduce the -subject and.disctlssion followed concerning the .importance. of the committee, and 'the necessity of .a knowledgeable chairman and vice-chairman to recruit vital, interested and dedicated officers for the Unit. .The importance of • the committee in .relation to planning and development was also stressed. The service to -patients! committee carries out widespread and very wor- thwhile work, brut the education, commemoration funds and campaign personnel are equally important. Mr. Duffin stated "The. roll of the Society is changing. Don't just drift, go out and get people interested and involved." During the business session, the committee reports pointed up ..just how much is' being accomplished. Ross McDaniel, unit campaign chairman, complimented all branch chairmen and. their canvassers for their united efforts, having raised to date $17,423.58. Hopefully we will be able to reach our objective of $29,500.00 The annual dinner meeting will be held on September 29th .at the White .Carnation, Holmesville, with Mr. Ron Calhoun ^ of Thamesford as guest ' speaker. Tickets ' are already available to the public, and the president hopes for a good attendance. PROQ,RES IVE C( FOR PARTY' FOR THE PRO '� , IDIt OF IIURbN MIDDLESEX Tues., May 27, 8:30 p.m. DASHWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Guest .Speaker, Election of Officers Everyone Welcome I 1 1.YUKQN u Admission: 1 `62:00- with student's cards $2.25 without. DANCE of Central Huron Secondary School. Clinton Friday, May -23, .1975 '9-1 2 Featured Band: Figure skaters earn 1. prizes and honors I Winners of the Figure Skating Club's skate-a-thon were: first prize, $25, Brenda Love; second, $20, Robert Huff; third, $15, Jim Walton; fourth, $10, Donna McKale;.• fifth, $5, Michele Harris. Test Day winners in Walkerton at the Extension School in. March were Senior Bronze Dance and 14 Step, Tracy McEwan;, European, Nancy Jacobson; Fiesta, Health Marshall; Bronze Free Skate, Christy Boddy. Winner in Wingham - on March 31 for Fiesta and First Figure was Janice Orr. Results of the Spring School in Mitchell were: Senior Bronze Dances- 14 step, Lori 'Feagan and George Deirolf ; fox. trot, ' Tiracy MacEwan, 13renda Love, Christy . Boddy; European, Connie De Haas; preliminary, figure,. Anne Allan; first figure, Karen Dechert; second figure, Michelle Campbell; Dutch Waltz, Tracy MacLeod. . Junior Bronze Dance'- Fiesta Tango, Karen Deckert. Bronze. Fre Skate, Connie De Haas; Silver Free'Skate, Carol Chapman; Senior -Silver Dances, Starlight Waltz, Debbie Jeffrey. 1 I , • 1 Refreshments available. CAMPS WIN • A GOLD MEDAL Frank and Gus Pizza are giving away -1 gold medal to a camp, To win the medal which is. 11/4 inches simply be the camp to place the largest order of Pizza or'Lasagna•at one,• time. If your.. camp orders the most we will be awarding the camp a gold Medal to proudly display. Frank & Gus Carry -Out Pizza 50 WEST .STRE.ET, GODUICH 524-7662 101..0 Barry Elphick, son of Mr. and 'Mrs.. Harold E.Iphick• .on Highway 86 met with a serious accident on Sunday last. Barry was practising for the upcoming Bike-a-thon and *ith friends was proceeding down a steep hill at the lake, when his brakes failed and he landed in a rock garden on the property of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hamilton. He was rushed to—Wingham Hospital *where he remained with a fractured skull and concussion Open House was held Tuesday evening at North Ash- field School with a good crowd in attendance. This school in operation for just over 13 years will close its doors in June and the pupils will attend Brookside School in September. Mr. Don' Wylds returned td" ` his home ' in Ashfield after spending. the winter in Ripley with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wylds, The W.M.S. of Ashfield Presbyterian Church held their ' regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Grant Parrish. •r rin� • { i N { ''i �'' �11i11,+r''��'•� '. i -1 a 1 <1 . SPECIAL Spray 2.45 oz. 54.25 Spray 1.5 oz. 53.50 Cologne 2 oz. 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