The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-14, Page 3• 0
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Members of the Historical Automobile Society of Consuls.
diplayed approximately 70 antique cars around the cour-
thouse on Saturday. The types of vehicles ranged from a
1905 Nowthera to p 1965 Mustang, The memhers warp set -
tending their annual get together at Benmiller.
Antique cars displayed here
Notalgia -huffs . and
curious onlookers were out in
force to get a rare glimpse of
yesteryears automobiles
parked around the cour-
thouse on The Square, last
Saturday. Approximately 70
vehicles were on display as,
part of., the annual get
together of the Historical
Automobile . Society .of
Canada. - • •
Featured were cars from
as early as the 1905, one
cylinder Northern, to the
larger and more modern 1965
Mustang. E-ach car with its
gleaming body and im-
maculate interior gave local
residents an opportunity to
view these rare collectors
items.
, Worthy Young, a Goderich
resident and the proud owner
of a 1959 Canadian built
Regent, said that it took him
about a year to get his car in
running order. - -
I had to get parts from
Ohio and Stratford to get the
car in running condition," he
explained.
Russ Parsons, a member
froni Stafien, is the owner of The top speed of Parsons
a green 1929 Oldsmobile car is 60 mph buthe nor -
which he purchased in 1960. anally drives it at about 35 to
"It was difficult, to get 40 mph.
parts for. I,remember going "I feel that going 60 rnph.
to one place to get a rim and would be pushing it a bit;" he
instead I ended up with one said pointing to his 1929 Olds.
rim and six tires," he admits
laughingly.
When asked about the,
possibility of selling the car
he said that it alldepends on
where you sell. He feels that
the best place to get a good'
price would be in the United
States where enthusiasm for
antique cars is greater.
The , cars, besides their
financial worth, also offer
another benefit -gas— 'ef-
_ficiency-.....Coupled- with their
sentimental value, the
vehicles are an attraction
that brings out the crowds
where • ever they are on
display.
Wed in Clinton
'4) Michelle Annette Smith
and WilliamBenson Whitely
were wed in a double ring
ceremony at St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church in
Clinton on May 15 with
Father John Pluta of-
ficiating.
The bride -is the daughter
• of Wayne and Mary Smith of
'KR.- 1 -Clinton and the groom
is the son of Dorothy and Ben
Whitely of R.R. XGoderich.
For her special day, the
bride wore a long white
crepe and chiffon gown
accented by a key hole
neckline, natural waistline
and bodice of Belgian lace.
Her hat was fitted to the left
side with a large flower and
beading and featured
matching crystal pleating
and Belgian lace with a
flowing veil. To complete her
outfit, she carried a large
cascading bouquet of or-
chids, pink roses and spring
blossoms of mauve. Short
trails of green ivy framed
the flowers.
Maid of honor was Janice
Abe of Brampton, friend of
the bride. Bridesmaids were
Heather Whitely of Toronto,
sister of the groom; Karen
Des Brisay of Windsor,
cousin of the bride; and
Suanne and Debbie Leigh
Smith, both sisters of the
bride.
All of the bridal attendants
wore gowns of pink featuring
natural waistlines, spaghetti
straps and full skirts com-
plemented by blouson
jackets of Sheffield lace.
They carried Lacey white
fans with lace streamers and
sprays of mauve blossoms,
pink delphiniums and white
stephanotis.
Katie Craig of Seaforth,
friend of the family, was
flower girl. She wore a long,
dress of pink covered by' a
sheer smocked pinafore
made by the groom's
mother. She carried a
bouquet with the same bright
colors as the bride's flowers.
Jim Ginn of Goderich,
cousin of the groom, was
best man.
Guests were ushered into
the church by Brian Whitely
of Goderich, cousin of the
groom, Wayne Smith,
brother of the bride and Ron
Young and Rick McClinchey
L., of Goderich, friends of the
Justin Dawson of London,-
-cousin of the bride, was the
ringbearer.
Eugme Bradley of Clinton
played sas the bride entered
the church on the arm of her
father. Soloists were Judy
Loft of Thedford and Seamus
Doherty of Clinton, ac-
companied by ,Eugene
Bradley on the organ and
Barry Stevens of Clinton on
the giiitar.
Altar boys were Liam
Doherty and Matthew
Kerrigan and the reader was
Thomas Rissesco of Dart-
mouth, Nova Scotia.
'Before the 'wedding dinner
\ held at the Goderich
' Township Hall, the mother of
the 'bride and the mother of
the groom greeted guests.
The bride's mother wore a
formal grey and rosewood
crepe gown :with matching
accessories: The groom's
mother wore a .long twOr
piece - aubergine -colored,
crepe ciutfit. The straight '
skirtwas complemented, by
a jacket featuring ruffles at
the- nekline, - waist and
sleeves. ,.
Out-of-town guests at-
tending the wedding came.
-from Timmins, Toronto,
Windsor, Wallaceburg and
London, Ontario;
Bridgewater, River Herbert
'and Dartmouth, • Nova
Scotia; Charlottetown,
P.E.I.; Detroit, Michigan;
Green Bay" Wisconsin;
Calgary, Alberta and Vic-
toria, B.C.
h e newlyweds
honeymooned • at the
Strickland's Resort in Mount •
Pocono, Pennsylvania'. They
are making their, home at
R.R. 2 Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. William Benson Whitely
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yellow glads, white
daisies, turquoise baby's
breath and yellow and red
carnations cledOrated Vic-
toria Street United Church,
Goderich, on June 5 at 4 p.m.
for the wedding Reremony of
Shelly Ann Culbert of
Goderich and Curtis William -
Campbell of Blyth.
The bride is the daughter
of North and Elaine Culbert
of Goderich and the groom is
the son of William and
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diem weee
officiated at the double ring
ceremony. Music was pro-
vided by organist Paul
Howe. • •
The bride was given in
marriageby her father. Her
'dress was made of chiffon
featuring a scoop neckll
cummerbund and full sldrt
softly gathered at the sides
and back and flaring into a
train accented by an em-
broidered border stitch. An
overblouse of embroidered
tulle outlined with seed
pearls featured a mandarin
collar and the hill sleeves
gathered into a deep lily-
point cuff. The bride alSo
wore a hat of tulle and soft
straw with rolled brim dipp-
ing slightly front and hack. -
Her finger tip veil of tulle
was bordered with tiny white
daisies. - She carried a
cascade of yellow roses,
white miniature carnations,
stephanotis and baby's
breath with trailing fern.
Matron of honor was.Bar-
bara Goddard of Goderich,
friend of the bride. She wore
a yellow gown with deep
flounce of elegant lace and
whispering pleats falling
from the ribbon tied at waist
and carried a nosegay of
white daisies, yellow
miniature carnations and
baby's breath with white
satin streamer.
Bridesmaids were Cathy
Van Ninhuys of R.R. 1
hayfield, cousin of the bride
and Ruth Willis,of Goderich,
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis William Campbell
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friend of the bride. They
were gowned the same as the
matron of honor.stid carried
the same flowers. • -
Flower girl wiig-Lori
Ut-
tiechild of Goderich, cousin
of the bride. She wore a full-
length dress, with neck frill
and gathered Skirt o yellow
with white flower print. She
carried a small white wicker
basket with white rlaisieg,
yellow miniature carnations
and baby's breath. Her dress
was made by the bride's
aunt, Beverly Van,Ninhuys.
Groomsman was Jack
Holmes OrBlyth, friend of
the bride and groom. ,
Guests -were ushered into
the church by0Joe Clifton of
Brucefield, uncle of the bride
and Mike, Laget of
Goderich, friend of the. bride
and groom.
Ringbearer was Michael
Pawith of , Blyth, cousin of
the groom.
The groom and his -atten-
dants all wore brown tux-
edos except for the
ringbearer who wore a' white„
tuxedo.
•Dinner meet held
The Arthur Circle
Auxiliary . of Knox •
Presbyterian Church held a
well -attended dinner
meeting June 21 at Glenda
Salters home. President
Grace Cameron thanked the
hostess and also credited her
group With a tasty meal.
The Arthur Circle and the
WMS are, going to join
together for an August
project—the selling of t.v.
dinners—in order to raise
money for the • church -
building restoration.
Members were asked to
\Ki ciAl/
sell tickets for the pork
barbecue to be held in
September and Joan Perrot
was put in charge of sales.
This barbecue is another
fund-raiser for church
restoration work.
Glenda Salter- read John
1:29; 35-37 for devotions
followed by Hazel McCreath
who read a poem, "Go Tell
Jesus". Margaret McKenzie
led in prayer. The Mizpah
Benediction • was said in
unison to, conclude the
meeting.
• The next meeting will be
Monday, September 20.
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Following the wedding
ceremony, dinner was held
at the Bedford Hotel in
Goderich and a reception
followed at the Goderich
Memorial Centre.
Master of ceremonies was
Joe Rumig or Goderich,
friend Of the bride and her:,
parents. •
' The bride's mother
erreeteol guests wearing a
mint green dress with high
frill neckline and bodice ac-
cented with tucks. She also
wore a corsage of green
roses and baby's,' breath in
silk.
The groom's rr
assisted wearing a .usty
rose dress made -of sheer
georgette with high lace col-
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trimmed with lace. She also
wore a corsage -of deevcol-
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For a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls, New York
and Buffalo, the bride chang-
ed to a yellow linen suit and
white cotton blouse with tie
front and a corsage of yellow
roses and baby's breath.
Prior to her wedding, the.
bride was feted at a shower
held by her matron of
honour. •
Guests were present at the
wedding from -Nova Scotia,
Geraldton, Kapuskasing,.
Nakina, Islington, Seaforth,
Aubura,L Myth and Dungan-
non.
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