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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-29, Page 5MR. AND MRS. THOMAS B. WILLIS photo by Fred Bisset Western honeymoon for Goderich Couple The altar at Victoria Street United Church, Goderich was tastefully decorated with white candelabria and white daisies on May 3 when the Rev, Leonard ,Wart officiated at a double -ring ceremony uniting Nancy Pearl Swan andThomas Brian Willis. Wedding music was:supplied by Mrs. J.A. Snyder, church organist and Mrs. Leonard Warr was soloist. The bride isthe younger 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan, Goderich and the• groom is the son of Mr. and • Mrs." Dan Willis, RR 4,. Goderich. The bride given in marriage by her' father chpse a floor - length gown of white nylon georgette featuring empire waistline, long sheerr sleeves."' and high neckline trimmed with a ruffle. The .bodice was of ruffled Lace and a double ruffle of nylon georgette was used to edge„ the skirt and the train which was also made of nylon georgette. A long veil trimmed with lace flowed from her headpiece of white rosettes. She `carried a bouquet of white daisies, red roses, baby's breath and fern with streamers of white lace bridal ribbon. Matron of honour was Mrs. Joanne Hakkers, friend of the bride, Clinton. She chose a floor -length gown of cherry red polyester crepe. The bodice; long -cuffed sleeves:-" and streamers were of white and red floral polyest r,.satin.-She wore a red ribbon in her hair and a pearl necklace, a gift from the' bride. She carried a bouquet,of white daisies, baby's aT } Pastel theme for spring nuptials in BI Blyth United Church was the scene May 10 for the double - ring ceremony at which Mark Henry Arthur, Auburn, tool Mary Elizabeth Howson, Blyth, as his bride. Rev. C. Wittich of Blyth conducted the wedding service. Mrs. Donald Kai was organist and Miss Debbie Hicks, soloist, sang "0 Perfect Love" and "Twelfth of Never' The 'bride is the daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred Howson, Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur of Auburn are the parents of the groom. The bride was given in marriage by her mother and father. She wore a Victorian styled gow of nylon sheer. Her french illusion veil was trim- med with Chantillylace scattered with•seed pearls..She carried a colonial cluster' of pink sweetheart • roses and white divinity poms , centred with a mauve cattleya orchid. Margaret Dauphin, sister of the bride, Guelph,, was matron breath and fern with red streamers. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Janet Rumig, sister .of the groom, Goderich and Marie Willis, sister of the groom, RR 4, Goderich. The flower girl was Angela. Million, niece. of the groom, RR 3, Auburn. They were gowned identically to the matron of honour. Groomsman was John Willis, brother of the' groom, Bristol, New. Brunswick. Ushers were Wayne Swan, brother of .the bride, Goderich and•Ron Willis, brother of the groom, RR 4, Qoderich. The ringbearer was Michael Millian, nephew of the groom, RR 3, Auburn. The ' wedding' dinner was served at Saltford Valley Hall. Flower arrangements. centred each table. The bride's mother chose a floor -length gotivh of heavenly blue Chantilly lace with long see-through sleeves also of blue Chantilly lace. Her corsage was of red roses tied with a white ribbon. The groom's another chose a floor -length gown of yellow crepe with long pink and blue floral chiffon sleeves. Her corsage was white carnations tinted pink and tied with a blue ribbon. For travelling west the bride chose a street -length dress of green polyester trimmed with white. Her corsage, was a yellow orchid. They are residing at 183 Widder Street, Goderich. Prior to her wedding, the bride was honoured at two showers at the homes of Mrs. Janet Ruinig and Mrs. Carol McNall. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willis hosted a rehearsal party on the eve of the wedding. of honor. She wore a pole blue Hamilton. jersey gown with a bolero Arthur, brother jacket and hood edged in white.. Auburn ; Br She carried- a nosegay cluster of mauve and pink miniature carnations with white divinity poms. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ann Crawford, sister of the bride, Wingham; Miss Judy Arthur, sister of the groom, Goderich; • and Miss Candice Foxton, a friendk of the bride, Wingham. They were gowned identically to the matron of honor. • Two nieces of the bride, Misses Julie and Sandra Howson, Blyth were flowergirls. They wore white dotted swiss gowns trimmed with pale blue and carried miniature nosegay clusters, smaller versions of the flowers carried by the senior at- tendants. Ringbearer was Bradley Crawford, Wingham. Groomsman was Brian Craig, friend of the groom, , Ushers of uce Knox WM5 Guest nspfrationaI The May meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church W.M.S. Afternoon Auxiliary was held in the Church Parlor, Tuesday, May 20 at 2:30 p.m. The meeting opened with the President -Mrs. Clayton Edward giving the call to worship. Mrs. James Wilson offered prayer and' the scripture reading from St. John's Gospel' was read by Mrs. Frank Wilcox. Minutes of last meeting wer read and :adopted and there were 30 members and 12 visitors present. Members reported 62 home, hospital and telephone calls were made. .Mi,S: A. Enright gave 'an interesting report of- the Biennial Conference held at St. Catharines. During the ;,past month one valued member was called to higher service. As a fitting tribute to Mrs. W. Frank Saunders the beautiful song, "When 1 come to the End of the Road" was sung by a group , of ladies. The treasurer's report was • encouraging and , members were reminded of the project of . special interest this Centennial 'year of the Yokahama;Nursery. Mrs. McAllister introduced • the guest speaker, Mrs. Anita Credit Union plans award, for student . The Board of Directors of the Credit Union - rnet at their regulA monthly meeting May 21. It was decided thatthe Credit" Union will now be presenting an annual scholarship of $50 at Goderich District Collegiate Institute. The award will be made to the graduating fourth year student with the highest standing 'in commercial sub- jects. The Beauty. lounge 81 EAST ST:.. 4P HON E .524-8994 AnflOUncing J en's Hair Care Cenfre 0' fi* ,We now have the R & K and JHIRMACK NEUCLEIC hair care products for the GENTLEMEN of our world. Beginning June 3 and on every Tuesday and Thursday evening we will be giving FOR THE MEN: + Conditioning Shampoos + Scalp and Hair Treatments + .Dandruff Treatments + Blow Drying if desired h . Hours: Tuesday 6 15,m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursday 6:30 p.m,,:. to 8:30 p.m. 'Preferably by appointment Phone 524-8994 • A i L. Sparks, of Lucknow. Before the message the members joined in, singing , "A Whole New Me" which was written by Mrs. Sparks. She told of the circumstances leading up to the writing of this and then her very interesting heartwarming message em- phasizing the Love of God and the , joy of • s' rving Him and thanking Him for all, blessings. It brought joy to the hearts of the ladies present. Mrs. Ron. McCallum' thanked the speaker. for her timely message and after the Mizpah Benediction all enjoyed a social half hour together. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, mo. th UC were eg brother of the brtde,'B1yth; and the groom, John MacKay, Friend of the HowGrsun, groom, London. The wedding reception was in Auburn Memorial Hall. The brid.e's other wore an apricot silk jermsey gown" with a cowl neckline and a corsage of White stephanotis. The groom's mother selected a champagne, colored orlon sheer . gown with copper and blue Italian print, design and a corsage of 'yellow-orange sweetheart roses. For travelling to the United States, the bride changed to a mint green sports `ensemble with bone accessories and ' a slender corsage of orange ice carnations. They are living in Auburn. Showers were, given in .the bride's honor by Mrs. Shirley Chalmers, Goderich; Mrs. Ray Madill, Blyth; Mr's. Jas.. Mason, Blyth; and Mrs. Ken McDougall, Auburn. , /M; . ., A'�■/y....y/I 5 !t.VMB1NlG ' £ HEA IMG •;....• SS KINGSTO,M •T, aIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIII111110111111111111111111I11IIIII11I 99 H O P P E aEi', MR. AND MRS. M.H. ARTHUR (Photo by. Harvey McDowell) BRUCE MACDONALD ELECTRIC • Domestic -Commercial -Industrial 133 Britannia Rd. 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