HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-09-16, Page 15(Photo by R.J. Nephew)
Mr. and Mrs. Steven McPherson
Late summer wedding
held in Benmiller
Candelabra with white
glads, daisies, blue baby's
breath and blue statice
decorated Benmiller United
Church on Saturday, August
8 at 3 p.m. for the wedding
of Steven
and Susan
trimmings and carried a
nosegay edged with lace,
blue trailing streamers and
the same flowers as the
bridesma ids.
Groomsman was Rod
ceremony Paterson of Clinton, friend of
McPherson the groom.
Feagan. Guests were ushered into
The bride is the daughter the church by Greg Ball of
of Hugh and Marilyn Feagan Brantford, brother-in-law of
of R.R. 5 Goderich and the the groom and Peter Feagan
groom is the son of Harold of Goderich, brother of the
and Doris McPherson of bride.
Clinton. Ringbearer ways Adam
The Reverend John Wood McPherson of Dorchester,
of Goderich officiated at the nephew of the groom,
double -ring ceremony. Following the wedding
Music was provided by ceremony, a dinner was held
soloist Judith Martin ac- at the Candlelight
companied by pianist Restaurant in Goderich.
Darlene Jewell for Annie's Master of ceremonies was
Song, Wedding Song and the bride's uncle, Gerald.
Color My World. Feagan.
The bride was given in ` The dinner was followed
marriage by her parents. by a dance atSaltford Valley
She wore a formal gown of Hall.
silk organza in the Victorian The bride's mother
style. The high Mandarin greeted guests wearing a
neckline was outlined with street -length, long-sleeved
scalloped chiffli lace. This dusty rose georgette dress
look was repeated in the with tucks at the bodice and
yoke of the bodice and on the ruffles on the neckline and
cuffs of the Bishop sleeves as ' the edge of the sleeves.
wen as the hemline of the The groom's mother
pleated skirt. The same lace assisted wearing a street -
decorated the edge of the length figured chiffon dress
cathedral train, the waltz in orchid tones with a cor-
length veld and the hall Juliet sage of pink sensation roses.
cap. For a wedding trip to the
The bride carried an all West Coast and Banff, the
white _cascade bouquet Of bride changed to a mauve
,e;gatdeniasr: P RR eeas ta'lgVertok
hacked by greens of ivy, designer dress with a si
pitisporum and leather leaf.
Matron of honor was
Sandra Mabon of Goderich,
sister of the bride. Shewore
a skyblue chiffon over taf-
feta gown in Victorian
styling with long Bishop
sleeves edged with lace trim
which was repeated in the
neckline. She carried a
cascade bouquet of daisies,
baby's breath, cornflowers,
pink miniature carnations
and ivy with streamers and
cascades of white ribbon.
Bridesmaids were Beth
Feagan of Goderich, sister-
in-law of the bride and
1 Debbie Bowra of Stratford,
cousin of the bride. They
were gowned the same as the
matron of honor and carried
the same bouquets.
Flower girt was Sally Anne
Mahon of Goderich, niece of
the bride. She wore a white
floor length gown with lace'
corsage in shades of purple.
Mr. and Mrs. McPherson
will reside in Toronto.
Prior to her wedding, the
bride was feted at a
girlfriend shower given by
Sandy Mabon and Beth
Feagan at Mrs. Jean
MacEwan's home; at a
relative shower hosted by
her aunt, Mrs. Gail Bowra
and cousin, Debbie Bowra at
the home of Miss Mildred
Scott; and at a Benmiller
community shower
organized by Marlene and
Connie Baer, Phyllis Feagan
and Doreen Willis.
A wine and barbecue party
was given by Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Feagan for friends of
the bride and groom. And a
family dinner party was
hosted by the bride's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Kernighan and
family.
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Newlyweds live in London
White gladioli and can-
delabra decorated the St.
John The Evangelist
Anglican Church in London
on August lith for the wed-
ding of Stephen Jones of
Clinton and Valerie Earle of
London.
The groom istthe son of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Jones of
Clinton and the bride is the
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
Ralph Earle of London.
Rev. Raynnd Farrell
conducted the double ring
ceremony. Ken Gray was the
organist and special violin
duets were played by Paul
Earle and Geoff Nuttall.
For the occasion the bride
wore a white silk gown that
featured chiffon sleeves,
accented with hand ap-
pliqued lace. To complete
her outfit, the bride wore a
white picture hat, trimmed
with lace to match herdress.
She carried a bouquet of silk
flowers of pink roses,
burgandy carnations and
white baby's breath.
Leena Ribeiro of
Mississauga was the maid of
honor. She was dressed in a
gown of pink polyester,
featuring lace sleeves and
bodice. A pink picture hat,
accented with a large pink
rose and veil completed her
outfit. She carried a bouquet
of sky blue lilies, pink and
yellow verbena, baby blue
carnations and white baby's
breath.
(Jack Doerr photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones
The bridesmaids were
Karen Boggs of Mississauga,
Peggy Jones of Clinton and
Sandra Maggs of London.
They wore dresses identical
to themaid of humor.
Steven Jones of Thorndale
was the best man and guests
were ushered into the church
by Tom Colquhoun of
Clinton, Paul Earle of
London and Brad Morgan of
Bayfield.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held in the
Komoka Con9nrunity Centre
and tables were decorated
with 'vases of floating pink
carnations.
Following a honeymoon
trip to the Georgian Bay
area, the newlyweds made
their home in London.
Smile
"What's with women's lib?
I'm the man in the house. I'd
tell my wife exactly what I
think but when I raise any
hand she never calls on me."
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, $OkEMBER 16, 1981—PAGEIS
(Photo by R.J. Nephew)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stanley
Wed in
Bayfield
Church
Laura Lynn Taman and
Paul Stanley were united in
marriage, June 27, in St. An-
drews United Church,
Bayfield with the Reverend
Alun Thomas officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of . Mr. and • Mrs. William
Taman of Varna. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Or-
vide
rville Stanley of Clinton. •
Matron of honour was
Dolores Spiegelberg, aunt of
the bride.
The bridesmaids were
Lisa and Leigh Anne Taman,
sisters of the bride.
The best man was Jim
Stanley, brother of the
groom.
The ushers were Steve
Sparling, friend of the bridal
couple and Larry 'Taman,
brother of the bride.
The couple resides in
Goderich.
limon couple married in double r 4g ceremony
IV: 0"T
( Doug Londsdale photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Diehl
Brian, Oliver Diehl and
Hilary Ruth Montgomery
were married at Wesley
Willis United Church in
Clinton on August 15th.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Diehl of
Holmesville and the !ride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Montgomery of
Clinton.
Rev. James Bechtel and
Rev. F.P. Howard -Smith, a
brother-in-law of the bride,
both conducted the double
ring ceremony. Cathy Potter
provided the special organ
music and Deb (Siertsema)
Postma was the soloist.
The bride's gown was sewn
by her mother. The floor -
length .dress was . made of
sheer -over satin and ex-
tended into a train. The gown
was. av ented with lace and
pearls and a fingertip' veil
was held in place by a dainty
lace headpiece:. The bride
carried a bouquet of pink
tinted tiger lilies, lily of the
valley, white roses, white
stephanotis, pink baby's
breath and trailing baby's
breath.
A sister of the bride. Leslie
Montgomery of Mississauga
was the maid of honor. She
wore a crepe deep
mushroom pink colored
dress, fashioned with a full
skirt flowing from a high
waistline and cape sleeves.
The bridesmaids, Miss
Louann Nicholson of Clinton,
a friend of the bride; Mrs.
Michelle Durand of RR 2,
Bayfield, a friend of the
bride and groom, and
Brenda Diehl of Holmesville,
a sister of the groom, were
dressed in gardenia pink
gowns. They were styled
after the maid of honor's
dress and.. the ,attendants
carried bouquets of white
gardenias, dusty pink
anemone, pink baby's breath
and trailing pink ribbons.
The flower girl was Jen -
Honeymoon in Europe
Clinton Christian Refor-
med Church was the scene of
a summer wedding Satur-
day, August 22 at which Lori
Keller of Goderich and Rob
Maaskant of RR2 Clinton
exchanged vows and rings.
The Reverend Marvin
Barz of Berea -by -the -Water
Lutheran Church in
Goderich performed the
ceremony. Also taking part
in the service was Dr.
Remkes Kooistra,
University of Waterloo
campus ministry.
Lori is the daughter of Ken
and Shirley Keller, 198
Widder Street, Goderich.
Rob is the son of Mrs. Anne
Maaskant, RR2 Clinton.
Attending the bride were
Laurie Becker as maid of
honor, a friend of the bride
from Trenton; Caroline
Baker, cousin of the bride,
Windsor; Karen Cail, friend
of the bride, London; and
Becky Peters, friend of the
bride, Elmira.
The groom's attendants
were Iain Lambert as best
man, a friend of the groom
from Guelph; Chris Brooks,
friend of the groom as usher,
Clinton; and Charles
Maaskant and Hugo
Maaskant, brothers of the
groom, as ushers.
Organist was Cathy
Potter, RR2 Clinton. Special
music was supplied by Rick
Baker, cousin of the bride,
Windsor, and Janice
MacKay, Windsor.
An afternoon reception
was held at the home of the
groom's mother. Dinner and
an evening reception was
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enjoyed at Goderich
Township Community
Centre, Holmesville.
Following a brief
honeymoon in the area, the
couple left for an extended
tour of Europe. On their
return to Canada in late
November, Lori and Rob will
be living in Waterloo where
Rob is in his final year of
civil engineering at the
University of Waterloo.
Prior to their wedding, the
couple was entertained at .a
dinner party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Shrier,
Goderich; and at a couple's
night hosted by lain Lambert
and Hugo Maaskant at the
Maaskant farm.
Lori was the guest of honor
at three miscellaneous
showers. Becky Peters
entertained at her London
home for classmates of the
bride from the graduating
class from the University of
Western Ontario's Bachelor
of Science (nursing)
program. Mrs. John
Maaskant, RR2 Clinton,
opened her home for a
shower given by the
Maaskants for friends and
relatives. Mrs. Elaine Keller
and. Mrs. Kathy Keller,
Dashwood, were co -
hostesses for a shower for
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Anne Ma askant
entertained the bridal party
and the families of the bride
and groom at her home
following the rehearsal.
An open house was held
Sunday, August 16 at the
Keller home for neighbors,
friends, and relatives.
1r. and Pubs. Rob Maaskant
nifer Howard -Smith, a niece
of the bride. She wore a short
pink gardenia colored dress
and carried a small wicker
basket filled with flowers.
David Scholl of RR 3,
Moncton was the groom-
sman and the ushers were
Bob Montgomery of
Brampton, a brother of the
bride; Dave Montgomery of
Sarnia, a brother of the bride
and Lloyd Jantzi of
Holmesville, a cousin of the
groom. David Montgomery
Jr., a nephew of the bride
was theringbearer.
Following a reception at
the Hensall Community
Centre the newlyweds left on
a wedding trip to Kingston
before settling into their
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Prior to the wedding,
showers for the bride were
given by: Louann Nicholson,
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the groom; Betty Irwin and
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