HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 27Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Patrick Vincent
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Willi -or Heights United
Church in Scarborough wast
the setting fora pretty wed-
ding on Friday, August 14 at
6:30 p.m., uniting in mar-,
riage Gayle Darlene,
daughter of Evelyn and
Melvyn Brocklebank of
Scarborough and ' Daniel
Patrick Vincent, son of
Maisie and Daniel Vincent of •
Toronto.
Reverend Donald White of-
ficiated at the double -ring
ceremony and the lighting of
the marriage candle.
Mauve, pink and yellow
flowers and white candles in
silver candelabra formed a
background for the
ceremony. Dennis
Brocklebank of Agincourt,
brother of the bride, was
organist and Evelyn
Brocklebank, mother of the
bride sang the "Wedding
jIymn" by Handel;
The bride; who entered the
church .on the arm - of her
father as the organist played
"Trumpet Voluntary" by
Clarke, was given in mar-
riage by her parents. She
wore the wedding gown worn
by her aunt, Joyce Campbell
of London and her mother, 30
years ago, and made by her
great-aunt, Mabel Gray of
Goderich. She looked lovely
in this gown of white slipper-
satin, fashioned with a tight-
fitting bodice, sweetheart
neckline and full skirt, ex-
tending into a train with lace
trim. The tight -fitting
sleeves also featured lace
trim. She carried a cascade
of white roses, pink carna-
tions and baby's breath.
Maid of honour was San-
dra Linton of Agincourt,
friend of the bride. Lynne
Miller of Toronto, friend of
the bride, was bridesmaid.
They wore identical full-
length mauve gowns and
carried. baskets of mauve,
pink and yellow carnations
and roses.
Kim Vincent of Toronto,
sister of the groom, was
junior bridesmaid. She wore
a full-length mauve gown,
frilled at the bottom with
mauve velvet trim and a bow
Mr: and Mrs. Douglas Dolbear
(Photo by.Snyder's Studio)
Wed in garden
A beautiful summer wed- -short two-piece outfit with.1
ding was solemnized in the sheer flowered coat and pink
treed garden at the home of crepe georgette gown. Her
the bride's parents on Satur- corsage was an orchid. -
day, August 22 at ' 4 p.m.She was assisted by the
.when Patricia Anderson and
Douglas Dolbear were mother of the groom who
united in marriage. wore a printed light green
The bride is the daughter street length gown with an
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon orchid corsage.
Anderson of RR7 Lucknow John Anderson of
and the groom is the son of Goderich, brother of the
Mr. and'Mrs. Albert Dolbear bride was . music co -
of RR1 Denfield. ordinator and Jim Anderson
The Reverend C. L. Wit- of Caledonia, also brother of
tick of Blyth performed the the bride, acted as master of
double ring ceremony. Vows ceremonies.
were exchanged in front of a
trellised arbour laden with
cedar boughs and colourful
bouquets; artistically ar-
ranged by Mrs. Joyce
Caesar, aunt of the bride.
The bride, given in mar-
riage by her parents; chose a
full-length ivory gown with a
diagonally tiered skirt, ac-
cented with a sheer.cape. A
roll brim hat completed her •
ensemble. She carried a bou-
quet of, red roses, blue corn-
flowers and cream mums.
Lynne Mann of Lucknow
and Mary Anderson 'of Lon-
don, sisters of the bride,
were her attendants. Their
..street -length cfornflower
blue dresses featured ruffled
jabots. They carried
nosegays similar to that of
the bride.
Best man was Stephen
Mann of Lucknow, brother-
in-law of the bride and
guests were ushered by
Wayne Adkinson of St.
Thomas, friend of the
groom.
Following the wedding, an
outdoor " buffet supper was
served.
The mother of the bride
received guests wearing a
The couple travelled
through the Eastern United
States for their honeymoon
and, upon their return, will
reside in Lucan.
WI entertains Huronview
residentsat birthday party
Led by Frank Bissett, the
Huronview choir sang the
anthem Only A Touch at
their Sunday service.
Residents gathered in the
auditorium on Monday after
noon to listen to Old Tyme
Music records.
Ceramic class was held on
Tuesday afternoon, and the
Maitland Women's Institute
in Wingham provided the
entertainment at the
September birthday party on
Wednesday afternoon. The
pianist was Ethel Adams,
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while providing the vocal
music was Mabel Jacklin,
Ruth Orien, and Millie
Walsh. The audience joined
them in a Sing Along.
Readings included poems
called Friendship, Giving
Lavishly, and What A Cab
Driver Knows. Happy Birth-
day was sung to. those who
were celebrating ,and birth-
day cards distributed. Cup-
cakes and tea were served at
the close.
Mrs. A. Prouty led the
singing of the hymns You
May Have the Joy Bells,
Lord Lay Some Soul Upon
My Heart, at. Bible Study on
Thursday afternoon. She
also sang the solo Springs Of
Living Water, with the con-
gregation singing the
chorus. The message given
by Mrs. Prouty was taken
from John Ch. 4. Jesus Giv-
ing Living Water To The
Samaritan Woman. The
meeting closed in prayer.
Sympathy is expressed to
the family of- Jonathan
Fisher.
Pensions to increase
Increases in the Old Age
Security pension,
Guaranteed Income Supple-
ment and. Spouse's
-Allowance will take effect in .
October 1981, Monique
Begin, Minister of National
Health and Welfare an-
nounced,last week. •
The basic Old Age Security
pension will be increased to
$221.74 monthly from the
present $214.86. •
The maximum
Guaranteed Income Supple •
-
ment for an individual or a
married person whose
spouse is receiving neither a
pension nor a Spouse's
Allowance, will be increased
to $222.62 from its current
$215.72. Added to the basic
pension, this will give a per-
son receiving both the OAS
and the maximum GIS a
monthly,total of $444.36.
The } maximum
Guaranteed Income Supple=
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both of whom are pen-
, sioners, will ° increase to
$171.64 each from $166.32.
Added to the basic pension
this will give each married
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maximum GIS a total of
$393.38, or $786.76 for the cou-
ple.
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at the waist. She also carried
a basket of mauve, pink and
yellow carnations and roses.
Patrick Vincent of Toron-
to, brother of the groom, was
best man. The ushers were
Bryan Brocklebank of Peter-
borough, brotherJif the bride
and Patrick Vincent. The
guests were greeted by
Kevin. Vincent of Toronto,
brother of the groom.
A reception followed at the
Holiday Inn, Eglinton -Don
Valley, Don Mills.
-The bride's mother receiv-
ed the guests in a coral and
off-white full-length chiffon
gown.
The groom's mother
received the guests in a
floor -length grey chiffon
gown. They both wore cor-
sages of white carnations
and coral coloured roses.
The bride's grandmother,
Verna Breckow of Goderich,
wore a pink floral full-length
gown with a mauve and
white orchid corsage.
William J. Linfield of Var-
na, cousin of the bride; was
master of ceremonies. Im-
pressive remarks on behalf
of the groom were given by
his uncle, Sean Kelly of
Bramalea.
Telegrams were received
from Hepworth, Ontario;
Grande Prairie, Alberta;
and Newbrook, Alberta.
For their honeymoon, the
bride donned a two-piece
pink chiffon dress with satin
ribbon trim and a wrist cor-
sage of pink and white car=
nations.
Special guests included thea
bride's grandmother, Verna
Breckow and her great
aunts, Velma Linfield and
Mabel Gray, all of Goderich.
Guests were also . present
from London, Ingersoll, Var-
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Prior to the wedding,
showers were given by San-
dra Linton and Wray Linton
of Agincourt; Doris McClin-
tock of Agincourt; Roberta
Lee, Nancy Lee and Linda
Boore of Scarborough;
Loretta Kelly, aunt of the
groom of Bramalea and
Kathleen Evans and Ruth
Dick of Don Mills.
Jack Hi i of Toronto, enter-
tained at a party for friends
and relatives of the bride
and groom.
The bride's mother enter-
tained at a tea in honour of
her daughter.
The groom's parents
entertained at a lovely din-
ner party following the
rehearsal.
The bride, a graduate of
York University, is a
member of the staff of the
Durham Regional Board of
Education. The groom, a,
graduate of the University of
Toronto, is on the staff of the
Whitby Psychiatric
Hospital. They plan to reside
in Whitby.
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11:00 a.m. - "MORE THAN CONQUERORS"
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Sept. 27'81
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