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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-09, Page 5Mr. and Mrs. Steven McPherson (Photo by R.J. Nephew) Live in Toronto Candelabra with' white Following the wedding- glads, daisies, blue baby's ceremony, a dinner was held breath and .blue statice at the Candlelight decorated Benmiller United Restaurant in . Goderich. Church on Saturday, August Master of ceremonies was 8 at 3 p.m. for the wedding the bride's uncle, Gerald ceremony of Steven Feagan. McPherson and Susan The 'dinner was followed Feagan. by a dance atSaltford Valley The bride is the daughter Hall. of Hugh and Marilyn Feagan The bride's mother of R.R. 5 Goderich and the greeted guests wearing a groom is the son of Harold street -length, ' long-sleeved and Doris McPherson of dusty rose georgette dress Clinton. with tucks at the bodice and The Reverend Jinn Wood riirMA VOTIt. tl_ nevidine and of Goderich officiated at the the edge of thesleeves. double -ring ceremony. The groom's mother Music was provided by. assisted wearing a street - soloist Judith Martin ac- length figured chiffon dress companied by pianist in orchid tones with a cor- Darlene Jewell for Annie's sage of pink sensation roses. Song, Wedding Song and For a wedding trip -to the Color My World. West Coast and Banff, the The bride was given, in bride changed to a mauve marriage by her parents. street -length 'Mary Chang' She wore a formal gown of designer dress with a silk silk ^organza in the Victorian corsage in shades of purple.. style. The high Mandarin Mr. and Mrs. McPherson neckline was outlined with will reside in Toronto. scalloped chiffli lac . This Prior to her wedding, the look was, repeated Jin the bride was feted at a yoke of the bodice'd on the girlfriend shower given by . cuffs of the Bishop sleeves as Sandy Mabon and Beth well as the hemline of the Feagan at Mrs. Jean . pleated skirt. The same lace MacEwan's home; ' at a decorated the edge of the relative shower hosted by cathedral train, the waltz her aunt,. Mrs. .Gail 'Bowra -length veil and the half Juliet and cousin, Debbie Bowra at cap the home of Miss Mildred The bride carried an all Scott; and at a Benmiller white 'cascade bouquet of community shower gardenias and stephanotis organized ,by Marlene and backed by greens of ivy, Connie Baer, Phyllis Feagan pitispo ruin and leather leaf. and Doreen Willis. Matron of honor was A wine and barbecue party ' Sandra Mabon of Goderich, was given by Mr. and Mrs. sister of the bride. She wore Paul Feagan for friends of a skyhlue chiffon over taf- the bride and groom. Anda feta gown in Victorian family dinner party was styling with long' Bishop hosted by the bride's uncle sleeves edged with lace trim and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. which was repeated in the Russel Kernighan and neckline. She carried a family. cascade bouquet of daisies, baby's breath, cornflowers, Co-ordinator pink miniature carnations and ivy with streamers and cascades of white ribbon. Bridesmaids were Beth February is traditionally. Feagan of Goderich, sister- Heart Month. During the Debbie law ofbbie Bowra of Stratford, bride and 1981 campaign, $18,000 was raised throughout Huron cousin of the bride. They County for,the heart fund. were gowned the same as the Bruce Shaw of Exeter, a matron of honor and carried member of the London area the same bouquets. heart association, says he Flower girl was Sally Anne Mabon of Goderich, niece of believes this area can pro - the bride. She wore a white duce more revenue for heart floor length gown with lace research. trimmings and carried. a He says the group -is hop nosegay edged with lace, ing to engage a part-time co - blue trailing streamers and ordinator who would have the same flowers as the flexible hours with extra ac - bridesmaids. tivity in February, Heart Groomsman was Rod Month. Paterson of Clinton, friend of The job would be to establish contacts, organize the groom. • Guests were ushered into the annual campaign for the church by Greg Ball of funds, act as a resource per - Brantford, brother-in-law of son and be a liaison between the groom and Peter Feagan the "heart association and of Goderich, brother of the hospitals, industry, etc. bride.•Bruce Shaw (235-0208) has Ringbearer was Adam more information on this McPherson of Dorchester, position as do personnel at nephew of the groom. the London office (679-0641). wanted GODERICH $IGNAI,rST4R, WEDNESDAY, SEPI"FMBER_9..1981----PAQE.- Arthr'tis research s paying off. to all policyholders of ALEXANDER, BANTER & MacEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. effective Sept. 14, 1981 Alexander's Interest in the Insurance agency has been purchased by John E. Banter & Donald G. MacEwan. The new Insurance firm will be known as BANTER & MacEWAN INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. and will be moving to new quarters situated at the cor- ner of East & Victoria Streets. 12 Victoria Street South GODERICH, ONTARIO Our new phone number will be 524-8376 tho new agency will continuo to handle mH linos of In- surance and we look forward to serving you from our new location. Heather Hunter is backin school again because arthritis research is paying off Four years ago Heather. Hunter was an • active student. She played on her high school volleyball' teach, enjoyed outdoor sports, and had a parttime job. Rheumatoid arthritis almost destroyed that active, ,student life. It struck quickly near the end of the 1977 school term. Pain, swelling, and weakness kept Heather from school for almost two' months. Walking became dif- ficult. She was forced to give up her par- ttime job. • That was four years ago. Today, Heather is back in action again. Continuing medical treatment hos given Heather back her. ac- tive life.; • She has graduated from high school and is now a second year university student. She skates, plays tennis, and has a parttime jab again. Heather isn't cured but with continued treatment she can look forward to a nor- mal active life. For Hepther, and thousands of other Canadians, arthritis research is paying off. The Arthritis' Society is busy funding programs of research into the • causes and treatment of , arthritis. Your support helps to continue and expand these vital programs. Arthritis research is paying off. Your support makes it all possible. For more information, write or call -your Arthritis •Society. y Arthrltls 15 anybody's Illness Watch for these WARNING SIGNS: • Persistent pain and stiffness on arising • Pain or tenderness in at (east one joint • Swelling in at least one joint If these symptoms recur - see your Doctor at once! 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