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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-23, Page 2CURLING • 0. STARTS SOON at the MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB 524-9643 MEN $110 WOMEN $95 COUPLE • s 1 7,0 There is a discount if you pay befpre November 1st, 1975. Pay as you play — S3 per game. Phone theclub or call 524.2300, a,. ?Alit, 27.0►O ►IRICH' SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1975 J MR.AND MRS: R.E. POWELL Candle ceremony . North Street United ,Church was the scene of a can- dlelight wedding service on September 26 for Debra Lynn Parsonage and Rick Ernest Powell. The Rev. Ralph King ,solemnized. the double ring ceremny. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. -Merle Parsonage of Goderich and the groom -is theygn of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell of Goderich. • The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Gene McMullen of Feversham, Ont. . The bride's gown was of white polyester crepe with a lace bodice and a full train. Her headpiece was a rhinestone tiara with"a shoulder -length veil. She carried 'a 'nosegay of red roses and white carnations. The maid of honour was Susan Parker, cousin o,f the bride. The bridesmaids were Sheri Parsonage, sister of ,th,e bride, and Helen Williams, cousin of the bride. Lisa Phi-il1ips was junior bridesmaid and Lori Phillips was flowergirl, both cousins of the bride. They wore blue polyester crepe full length gowns with scoop, necklines. They carried blue tinted daisies , and pink rosebuds, -with matching blue ribbons in their hair. The groomsman was Harvey Bererling, friend offthe groom. Ushers were Dennis and Gary Powell, brothers of the groom, and. David Parker,,cousin of the bride. They wore blue oxford styled jackets with , black trousers with blue ruffled shirts and black velvet bow ties. The groom wore a red rosein his lapel and the at- tendants wore white carnations. The. wedding reception was held in Saltford Valley Hall, where John Phillips, uncle of the bride was master of ceremonies, The guests were received by • the mother of `the bride • who wore a pink coral full-length gown with a corsage of coral tinted mums. The groom's mother chose a wine two-piece floor length gown with a corsage of red tinted mums. • For travelling the bride wore a denim patchwork pantsuit. The couple is residing at 44 Anglesea Street., Goderich. Guests were present from Kitchener, Faversham,` Collingwood, Toronto, Barrie, Zurich, Hensall, Goderich, • and Dundalk. ouble ring ceremony c in London setting St. John the Evangelist Anglican church, London, was the setting on Saturday, September 27, at 5 p.m. for the double -ring ceremony uniting in marriage .Christina, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shore, Goderich„and Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs: Harry Doas, San Fernando, Trinidad. Rev. Terrance Finlay . officiated at the ceremony. Music was provided by the organist Mr. Ivar Brake. The alta_• held vases of white mums and•candelabra.' The bride chose a floor -length chantilly•lace'gown with bishop sleeves of sheer"andchantilly lace, fashioned with pink guipure trim accenting the c`uff's"; collar, bodice and hemline. Her headdress was an open crown beaded Juliet cap from which fell an elbow -length illusion blusher veil. Her jewellery was an amethyst necklace worn by her grandmother on her wedding day, the gift from the ,, groom, sixty-one years ago; also a gold, linked hand made bracelet, a gift from the groom's mother. She. carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, pink car- nations and.baby nriu.ms. The bride was attended by her sister Pat, dressed in a floor -length gown of mint green chiffon over satin featuring a high neckline, empire waistand short puff sleeves with a trim of white, daisy embroidered lace. Her headpiece was of 'matching green chiffon and lace streamers. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and yellow baby mums. The .groomsman was Ram Beckhoo of Pembroke, a . friend of the groom. Usher was Gary Sgisires, London, The wedding reception was ••held at The Butagalo, Lambeth. Master of Ceremonies was William 'Riley, London, a cousin ofmthe family of thct bride. Honoured guests were Mrs. Dan McDonald "i wart, Ont., the bride's grandmother; and Mrs. Cynthia Walker; Toronto, sister of the groom. The bride's mother selected a floor -length gown of deep pink polyester with lace covering the bodice and sleeves. She wore white carnations as her corsage. For travelling to the East Coast the bride wore a mint green knee-length styled polyester dres, white coat and 'navy accessories, Guests were present from Toronto, Ridgetown, Duart, Pembroke and Goderich. Prior to her Marriage the bride was honoured at a surprise shower at the home of Mrs, Dianne Blundell assisted by Miss Sharon Riley, cousins of the bride, both of London. , The bride and groom are residing in London. • Several from the Dungannon congregation attended anniversary ser - vises at Nile on Sunday and heard the inspiring • address given by Rev. George D.. Watt of St. Paul's United Church, Oakville, speaking on the topic, "Let there ,be no un- certain sound," The music of Goderich Teen Tones under the”, leadership of Mrs. D. Stewart was much enjoyed by all. Lunch was served in the , basement afterwards for those who could stays for a social hour. • Anyorie interested in position of organist and choir leader of Dungannon United Church shou:d contact any member of the 'committee, ,Mr. Bob McNeil, Frank Pentland, Mrs.. Robt. Irvin, Dungannon United Church is also looking for a caretaker. The Explorer group meets on ,,,Monday at 7 p.m. in Sunday School room. Mrs. Bessie McNee and Mrs. Alma Black spent a. couple of days last week in St. Thomas attending the London Area Convention of the Womens' Institute. There were about 350 ladies in at- tendance for this interesting and informative convention. They were also taken on a bus trip to 'a museum Gln St. Thomas. Roy Rutledge of Meneset Park called on friends in the village last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidd of Georgetown came up on Saturday ' 'anl° " " took Margaret's mother, Mrs. Jack Ryan, home with them. She had spent the summer in her home here. Sympathy is extended to family and friends of George Caldwell who was killed in Goderich in a harness horse collision on Friday at the town Agricultural Park. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott, Matthew and Andrew spent a few days last week with Pat's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy. ' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brindley 'on the birth of a baby son at Goderich Hospital last week. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Chambers (nee Claire McWhinney) on the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy enjoyed a drive to Meafordon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Denstead of Milverton visited' Mrs. Heber Eedy ,on Sunday. The ladies are sisters. The Regional ,Presbyterial of U.C.W. is in Holmesville on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler, Darrel and Karen of Parkhill •visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith spent Thanksgiving weekend visiting their family in Chatham, Leamington, Essex, Windsor. ' Teachers of Huron County had a Professional Development, Day on Mon- day, October 20. Brookside teachers went to Victoria School, Goderich in the morning to view a film and discuss -The Formative Years'" the new curriculuni. booklet for elementary grades. In the afternoon they retjurned to Brookside for 'in - school planning. Mrs. Grace ' Gibson, Lucknow spent a few days at the home of her sister Amy, Mrs. Bill Wiggins sand Mr, Wiggins. Mrs. Wiggins and her daughter Marion, Mrs. Warrington of Vancouver spent a few days in Detroit. DUNGANNON 1 DOONUTS The roll call for meeting seven was "Name a use' for bread other then for tqast or sandwich." Press reporter and secretaryfor this week is Darlene,, Austin. For demonstration the girls made Italian bread Sticks which were eaten at the close of the , meeting. They were good but some got a little burnt. For discussion - each girl read her idea for a skit for Achievement day. It was agreed that Debbie Austin's was the best, and she got to pick the parts to be played. The questions on the, discussion sheet were an- swered and blanks filled in. The girls agreed to have another meeting to check the books and work on the skit. u.c.W- The Dungannon,United Church Women et on Tuesday, October 14 in the church basement, one week ahead of usual meeting time on account of Fall ,Rally in Ho1'mesville on October 21. Dorothy Pentland opened the devotional. Marjorie Pentland read many short and familiar passages , of scripture from here and there in the Bible. Dorothy Pentland kindly agreed to repeat her well- prepared topic of Bible Study for this meeting due to so many being unable to attend the July meeting when she gave it first. • The collection was received and dedicated. Marjorie Pentland gave a prayer. Tina Logtenberg chaired the business part of the meeting. ' She asked for a moment of silence in memory of Audrey Hasty and then gave a very fitting prayer. Seventeen members an- severed the roll call with gifts for - the Cancer Cupboard. Minutes were read and ap- proved and correspondence was presented. This' group was asked to look after afternoon devotional for the Fall Rally at , Holmesville. Some volunteered to look after this. A motion was made to make a donation to CNIB. .Helen Dawson read the treasurer's report. Emily Drennan gave a report on what is needed for the next bale -and all contributions are to be left in the furnace room in church bas.,ement by Sunday, October 26. A letter was read from Alma School of St,' Thomas urgi5g the ladies -to buy baking bags which they are selling to raise money for the school. It was decided to give a donation to Explorers to buy craft material. Olive Blake gave her report from the Oficial: Board me,e,tapg. Tina Logterlberg gave an interesting report on the Christian Fellowship Training rhe attended for a few days' in August at Alma School in St, Thomas. This was followed by a solo by Tina Logtenberg entitled IWho is Bigger than You and Grace was sung and social time was enjoyed with Gloria Pearson and Emma Riven 'as Hostesses. 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