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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-20, Page 22kr PAGE I0.-N.GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBE 'XV MR. AND MRS. B. F. CRANE Wed recently. Karen Lynn Goddard and Bria'n Francis Crane ex- changed vows and rings in Victoria Street United Church, Goderich, October 24 before the Rev. Leonard Warr. Tie pink and blue setting was created by pink candles in candelabra entwined with blue daisies, and baskets of pink and blue flowers and ribbons. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. David Goddard, Goderich. The groom is the son of Mrs. Lillian Crane, Saltford, and the late Walter Crane. SoloiSt Mrs. Leonard Warr sang "We've Only Just Begun" and "The Wedding, prayer" accompanied .by Mrs. Joe Snyder at the organ. The bride was escorted to'the altar by her father. She wore a snow white gown of crystaline featuring long trumpet sleeves, a heart -shaped neckline and a fitted . waistline and bodice of imported lace sprinkled with seed pearls and paillettes. Her full skirt flared into a cathedral train. Her shoulder -length veil of silk illusion was held by a cap of seed pearls'on imported lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of red -sweetheart roses, baby white and red feathered carnations and leather ivy. Matron of honor was Mrs. Debbie Stright, sister of the groom, 'Goderich. She wore a dress of blue swiss dot embossed with velvet and styled with shirringat front, an A-line skirt and ties at the back waist. She carried a cascade of blue daisies, baby's breath and leather ivy. Bridesmaids were Miss Lynn Goddard, Goderich, and Miss Beverley Maize, Lucknow, both cousins of the bride. They wore gowns of pink swiss dot embossed with velvet and carried cascades of pink daisies, baby's breath and leather ivy. .Miss Tracy McLean, Mt. Bridges, was flowergirj in a, pink dress styled identically to the gowns worn by the senior attendants. She carried a basket of pink daisies and baby's breath. Ringbearer was Michael Crane, brother of the groom, Saltford. Groomsman was Rick Stright, brother-in-law of the groom, Goderich. Ushers were Kevin Goddard, brother of the bride, Goderich, and Barry Crane, brother of the groom, Toronto. The weddingdinner and reception was in Saltford Valley Hall where baskets of pink flower$formed the decorations. Guests were received by the bride's mother in a formal length gown of persimmon, silver and beige accessories and, a corsage of yellow rosebuds. The groom's .mother selected a formal length gown of bright blue trimmed with marabou and a corsage of white rosebuds with silver accents. Special guests were the grandparents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crane from Prince Edward Island.. Other guests were from Toronto, Ottawa, St. Catharines, Port Colborne, Oshawa, and Boston. Fora honeymoon to Northern Ontario, the couple wore navy leisure suits with matching shirts and red roses.' They are living • at RR 5 Goderich. Showers were given for' the bride by Mrs. Ruth God- dard and Lynn of Goderich; Mrs. Debbie Stright, Goderich; Mrs.'Joan Maize and Beverley, Lucknow; and Miss Carolyn Cook for school friends of the bride. Following rehearsal, the wedding party was en- tertained at the ,home of the groom's mother. , The Goderich Beta Theta welcomed six new members to the Sorority at a meeting this week. The new members include (back row, left) Nancy Adams, Judy Woodall, and Joan Smith; (front row, left) Lynda Rotteau, Joy 'McKee and Vianne Trezise. (staff photo) Kincardne to. form ACLD. chapter As soon as the mail strikeis over, the Kincardine chapter of the Association for children with learning disabilities (ACLD) will receive its ;char ter. Suzanne Romanishen is the president of the new association in town. She said that she and her husband first became aware ,of learning disabilities when Dr. Casey, frbm:.McKinnon Phillips hospital" in Owen Sound spoke at Kincardine Township Tiverton Public School about a year ago. "Several people recognized their children from his talk," she said. "Their' disability ,is .not visible," Mrs. Romanishen Aaiichild with a learning disability usually has problems with either speech, hearing: sight or sometimes touch and it is not usually picked up until grade one. "All of a sudden, a child can't read," she said. Mrs. Romanishen said that often the children are very quiet and go by unnoticed. They have .been dubbed the shadow children." She stressed the im- portance of picking up the disabilities in the early stages, but it requires an assessment by a psychologist. ,The Bruce County Board of Education has no psychologist on staff. Any parents who suspect their child, has a disability may take him to Owen Sound for assessment. Owen Sound has a very strong ACLD chapter sup- ported by professionals in the Wedding stories and pictures must arrive at the Signal -Star within 30 days of marriage or a '15 fee will be Charged The Beauty Lounge 81 EAST ST. "PHONE 524=8994 DO YOU KNOW For instance: When the hair has an excessof copper, it is almost impossible to bleach the hair to a light shade and to get rid of the reddish gold bond. Toning to a very light ash or pale tints are almost impossible. The procedure then' is to remove the copper from the hair so the cause of the gold band is eliminated and the hair can then be toned to any desired shade. At The Beauty Lounge we ta-ke the tirvje and the precautionary measures to ensure perfect results. 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"They had one of the best turn -outs of any meeting they have ever held," she said The Sarnia chapter of the ACLD, is helping set up the Kincardine chapter and the group will use' some of the methods established by Dr. Griffith Morgan, director of the centre for children with learning disabilities at, the University of Guelph., "Many ,of the,children don't get along with. their peers because they , don't seem to fit," said Mrs, Romanishen. The Kincardine chapter is in the midst of setting up a' Saturday program for the children, including tutoring on an individual basis and a recreational program. "The child has to retrained to go around disability," she said. Mrs. Romanishen said be his that r.V the -group wants to work in co- operation with the schools. "It must be 'almost im- possible for teachers to recognize the problem," she said, as this type of training is barely touched upon in teachers college." 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