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Live at Meneset
North Street United Church in Goderich was the scene
November 7 in the early evening for a pretty Wedding at
which Robert George Colt'i, RR 2 Goderich, took
K imberly Jean Wilkinson of Goderich as his bride.
The Rev. Ralph King officiated for the ceremony amid
candelabra and yellow candles, yellow and rust mums
and white -ribbons. A centrepiece on the organ was of
ferns, yellow and white and rust mums. White pe,1 bows
made by the bride added the final touch..
Wedding music was Love Look Ai the'Two of Us by the
'Carpenters.
The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Wilkinson, 302 Gibbons St., Goderich, Mr. and Mrs,
William Colter, AR 2 Goderich, are.the parents of the
groom.
The bride was given in marriage by her father, She
wore a plain v'hite gown of soft pont de roma, styled with .�!»..
a drfped neckline and sequins around the long and
, slender sleeves.' Her veil had been fashioned by her'
mother and grandmother. It was long andwas scalloped
atalie edges, held in place by, a high Iacey headpiece, She
carried white roses with ivy and white ribbons.
Maid of honor was Diann Riley, Goderich, She wore a
cream colored crimplene gown printed with small rust
flowers.,The gown had a draped neckline and long tight
sleeves. She wore cream -colored shoes' and 'carried
yellow and rust mums with lace backing.
Bridesmaids were Miss Peggy Sheardown, Goderich ;
Miss Wendy Wilkinson, Goderich;, Miss Theresa
Wilkinson, Hepworth; and Miss Shannon Bull, Wiarton.
They all wore long pale green gowns printed with small
rust flowers and styled with draped necklines and long
tight sleeve's. They wore green shoes and carried yellow
and rust mums touched with lace. .,
Flowergirl was Miss Susan Wilkinson, Goderich, in a
long pale green gown with a high collar. She carried a
white basket with yellow mums and,ribbons, Ringbearer
was Master Tod Colter, Straathroy.
Groomsman was Ron Harvey, Clinton. Ushers were
Dan Sheardown, Goderich; Darren Wilkinson, Hep-
worth; Charles Perg'el, St. .oseph's ;' and Joseph
Dumigan, Goderich. The men wore dark green tuxedoes,
the groom wearing a white rose on his lapel and the at!
tendants wearing yellow mums. .
The" wedding reception was at The White Carnation,
Holmesville. White, yellow and' purple mums set the
decor there.
The bride's mother wore a deep rust floor -length gown
with long sleeves and an orchid. The groom's -mother
MK. and MRCS. R. G. COLTER
selected a floor -length aqua blue go vY with long sleeves
and pink roses,
For travelling to Kitchener, Niagara • Falls and
Welland, the bride changed to rust colored baggy pants.,
a rust and white long sleeve sweater with a white tur-
tleneck sweater and a -silver necklace.
Mr. and Mrs. Colter are residing at Meneset Trailer.
Park, R R, 5 Goderich,
'''The bride was guest of honor at three showers prior to
-" ' her marriage. Maid of honor Diann Riley and her
mother, Mrs. Alvin Riley, Goderich, were hostesses for
one shower; Mrs, William Colter, n Cher of the groom,
RR 5 Goderich, was hostess for a 'second shower; and
Mrs. Dianne Mallough of Goderich entertained friends of
the bride at a third shower,
Huron County Playhouse campaign
xecutiveh�pi to raise. '150,000
. Increasing the membership
and budget while ,underlining
the- international flavour of
productions were major„
proposals at the annual
meeting of the Huron Country
:Playhlouse, held recently at '
the Green Forest ,Motel,
Grand Bend. ,,
Artistic ,`Director James
Murphys says' HCP intends to
activelys011icit . corporation
{,
•membership plan. This will*
aid in financing a season
expected to cost in excess of
$150,000.
Canada council and the
Ontario Arts Council, 'will
also be approached for funds.
Under the new membership
scheme anyone can join HCP
for $.10 (students $5). .Any
'donation over that amount is
tax deductible, and- recorded
with a recepit. Anyone
donating over a $100 ` is
classified a "patron".
Members vote on policy,
are listed on the ' playbill,
receive a maga.zine-like
newsletter and have access to
tickets' before the general
public.
"The scheme allows cor-
poration's to, get involved due
to tax incentives, Murphy
says.
And not only the budget andCanadian Cancer, Society
membership will increase. volunteers are a. vital' part of
HCP also plans to approach the fight against cancer. Most
major corporations to communitie's have a unit of
....sponsor _ wplay+s .,•= especially the Society.... which sponsors
musicals,; which traditipnally film showings,, distributes
requireMore money to literature and is -prepared to
produce. • , ' answer questions about
"The musicals we have in cancer, Cancer can he beaten
mind warrant full stage and by learning the facts,
orchestra", Murphy says.
He says plays and musicals + + -I-
from. Canada, Engl-and,
France, and the United States In the past few years, lung
are slated for the coming cancer has changed from an
seaason: . uncommon disease into one'
Other r than two. Canadian which today kills more than
plays however!. nothing is 5,000 people a year in -Canada.
definite. . , As the -Canadian Cancer
"We plan •to acquire world Society. advises - if you don't
premiere rights for Warren- smoke, don't start; if you do
Graves' new comedy --a play smoke, kick the habit.
yet unnamed. rind we intend
to produce Anile of Orcein
Gttbles; the others we haven't
decided upon." the director
says.
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Graves play entitled "Hands
that Cradle the Rock" in 1.973,
Mur'ph'y says, the final
budget and playbill will. be
complete in February,,
1n related business, , the
11C 1' adopted a new slate of
officers and resolved to meet
the first Saturday of every,
month excepting November
and ,lanuary The next annual
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(,01)1.:IZI('Fl SIGNAL STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBE•R'11, 19 r-P,Ar.Gt'aOA
Wedding'stories and pictures
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