HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-16, Page 23VODERICii SIGNAL -TAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1961—PAGE 7A
Outdoor wedding held at Westfield
Beautiful sunny skies
shone down on Janet Marie
Cook of Westfield and Lyle
William Denny of Listowel
as they exchanged marriage
vows in a lawn ceremony at
the home ' of the bride's
parents, ' Weeping Maple
Farm, Westfield; on
Saturday, July 25.
Richard Hawley of Knox
United Chrtrch, Auburn, was
assisted by Rev. John
Roberts of Belgrave in
conducting the ceremony.
Douglas Ross of Listowel
played the chordovoie and
was accompanied by 'Bill
Hamilton of Listowel on the
electric guitar.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E.
Cook who gave her in
marriage. Parents of the
groom are Mr. and Mrs.
William Denny, RR 1,
Gowanstown.
Maid of honor Sharon ,Cook
of London, sister of the bride,
and the Bridesmaids were,
April Cook of ' RR 1,
Belgrave, cousin of the
bride, and Sheery Verbeek,
Westfield, friend of . the
bride.
Jackie Cook of RR 1,
Belgrave, a cousin of the
bride, was flower girl and
the groom's nephew, Todd
Denny, RR 1, Gowanstown,
was ring bearer.
Groomsman was Kenneth
Denny of RR 1, Gowanstown
and two brothers of the
bride, Jeffrey Cook and
Bradley Cook of RR 1
Belgrave, ushered the
guests.
A buffet luncheon at the
bride's home followed the
Ceremony and an evening
reception was held at Blyth
and District Community
Centre.
Guests attended the
wedding from Etobicoke,
Toronto, Acton, Beeton,
Thamesford, Woodstock,
Seaforth,. Stratford, Arthur,
Palmerston, London,
Wingham, Aubtirri., Blyth,
Clinton, Gowan'stown,
Sheffield and Paris. Honored
guests were the groom's
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Pauline McEachern of
Listowel, his paternal
grandfather, Alvin Denny of
–PAG
RR 1, Gowanstown, his great
aunt, Mrs. Gladys Elliott,
Arthur, and his great uncle,
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Denny, Acton; also the
bride's great aunts, Mrs.
Walter Cook of Blyth, Mrs.
Thomas Mackie and Mrs.
Slatter of Thamesford.
After honeymooning in
Northern Ontario they are
residing at RR 1, Gowan-
stown.
The bride is a 1980
graduate of the Registered
Nursing Assistants Training
Centre, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Denny
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Maaskant
Tour 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. Maaskant farm.
Attending the bride were Lori was the guest of honor
Laurie Becker as maid of at three miscellaneous
honor, a friend of the bride showers. Becky Peters
from Trenton; Caroline entertained at her London
Baker, cousin of the bride, home for classmates of the
Windsor; Karen Cail, friend bride from the graduating
of the bride, London; and class from.the. University of
Becky Peters, friend of the Western Ontario's Bachelor
bride, Elmira. of Science (nursing)
The groom's attendants program. Mrs. John
were Iain Lambert as best Maaskant, RR2 Clinton,
man, a friend of thegroom opened her home for. a
from Guelph; Chris Brooks, shower .given by the
friend of the groom as usher, Maaskants for friends and •
Clinton; and Charles relatives. Mrs. Elaine Keller
Maaskant and ' Hugo and Mrs. Kathy Keller,
Maaskant, brothers of the Dashwood, were co -
groom, as ushers. hostesses for a shower for
Organist wa s Cathy friends and relatives.
Potter; RR2 Clinton. Special Mrs. Anne Maaskant
music was supplied by Rick entertained the bridal' party
Baker, cousin of the bride, and the families of the bride
Windsor, and Janice and groom at her .home
MacKay, Windsor. following the rehearsal.
- An afternoon reception An open house was held
was held at the home of the Sunday, August 16 at the
groom's mother. Dinner and Keller home for neighbors,
an evening reception was friends, and relatives.
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
Couple celebrate,
50th anniversary
On July 25, 1931 Ethel
Irene Robinson and Gordon
Redvers Augustine were
united in marriage by , the
Reverend L. V. Pocock in
Trinity Anglican Church,
Blyth. The attendants were
the bride's sister and
brother, Dorothy and Stuart
Robinson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine
made their home in Blyth un-
til 1953 when they took up
residence in Burlington.
Their son Gerald and
daughters, Lois Miller and
Doreen Gable and families
had planned an "Open
House" reception at St. Mat-
thews Anglican Church,
Burlington to mark the
golden anniversary. Unfor-
tunately, the sudden illness
of Mr. Augustine curtailed
the gathering and only im-
mediate members of the
family visited with him at
Joseph Brant Hospital on the
'-afternoon of July 25., Other
relatives and friends
gathered at the Augustine
apartment on Regency Court
to offer .congratulations and
show their esteem for the
couple.
• Among the many calling
or sending messages were
members of Lakeview
Eastern Star of which .both
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine are
long-time members; also
friends from St.: Matthews
and relatives and friends
from distant points.
Besides the many cards,
flowers and gifts, a •con-
gratulatory message and
plaque was received from
the Hon. William Davis,
Premier of Ontario.
Mr. Augustine remains in
hospital and his many
friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Donnybrook
UCW p acks bale
Mrs. Morley Johnston among the members and
opened the September preparation made for the
meeting of the. Donnybrook Presbyterial meeting com-
UCW with a reading at the ing up the first of October at
home of Mrs. H. Jefferson on Donnybrook.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Morley Johnston ask -
September 8. There was a ed for articles for the bale to
good attendance. be in by the end of the month.
The hymn "Let Us With A The hymn "Sing to the
Gladsome Mind" was sung Lord of Harvest" was sung
followed by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. M. Wilson closed
Chamney reading the scrip- wig) prayer.
ture taken from Mark Everyone enjoyed a social
Chapter 5. Mrs. Ray Hanna hour at the end of the
gave a reading, "Bridges". meeting with Mrs. T. Arm -
over for the business. Chamney assisting the
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