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May
nuptiais
Candelabras and white
decorated St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic
'Church), Kingsbridge on
SalardaY, May 29 at 4 pin.
tor the Wedding Ceremony of
Divera Martha Van Diepen
=diem James Smith,
• The bride is the daughter
of Mr- and Virs, Alin Van
Dieped Goderich and -the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Smith of &R. 1
Walton.
The Reverend Father Ed
Dnser aiticiatad at the,
double ring ceremony.
aline Hoga d..
the music. •
Given in marriage by her
parents, the -bride chose a
, gown cif wbite satin featuring
• a V-neck and a full back
which fell/into a chattel tTain.
The neckline and train were
adorned with appliques of
embroidered lace. A fedora
styled hat held the bride's
wnist. 71eagth veil and she
carried a nosegay of while
mums, pink carnations and
babes breath.
Maid of honor was Anne
Van Diepen of Goderich,
sister of the bride. She wore
a long gown of rose colored
polyester Teaming a blouson
" bodice 'and full skirt and
*carried an arrangement of
three pink . roses, fern and
bah3T'S fireath
• Brideunaidls were Mary
Mole *MIL 1 Dungannon
and Nellie Legris of
Goderich, sisters of the bride
MO
and Cheryl Anne Smith of
Mr, and Mrs: Terry James Smith
ceremony, a dinner and • length dress of sheer
reception were held at
Saltford Valley Hall. Aubrey
Wilson of Orillia, uncle of the
groom, acted as master of
ceremonies.
The bride's mother ,
greeted guests wearing a
street -length dress of sheer
polyester in blue and pink
shades with a corsage of pink
roses and white carnations.
The groom's mother
assisted wearing a street-
,
length two-piece polyester
enaeuone 111411VIC M pum
shades with a corsage of pink
roses and white carnations.
For a wedding trip to
various points north, the
bride changed to a street -
polyester in white with pink
trim with a corsage of pink
roses and whtie carnations.
The groom chose a beige
three-piece suit with a pink
carnation boutonniere.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith
are residing at R.R. 1
Walton..
Prior to her wedding, the\
bride was feted at a shower
in Dungannon hosted by
Nancy Brindley and at a
shower hosted by her sister
Nehle Legris at lief in-ATIR rn
Goderich.
The bride and groom were
also honored at a stag and
doe party . before their
marriage.
the same. as the maid Of
groittin.! Walton,Thesister notary gill: la,
,_,
Filmier WI was T.u—Emy—
Legris of Goderich, niece of
the bride. She wore a long
white dress trimmed with
rose . colored ribbon and
cgirried a basket of pink
*us, white mums and
ba
Groogisman was Ronald
Smith of Houston, British
brother of the
Minn -
Guests were usherea into
the church by Doug Van
Veen of R.R. 2 Brussels and
Scott Robinson 'of RA. 4
Walton, friendi of the groom
and Andy. Vain Diepen of.
Godericlk brother of the
The groom and bis at-
tendants wore beige tuxedos.
Following "the wedding
, • •
'31
Couple wed
at Dungannon.
Two baskets of pink
gladioli, white mums and
dusty rose baby's breath
decorated Dungannon
United Church on June 12 at
2 p.m. for the wedding
ceremony of Sharon
Donanne Young of
bride and Ted Schieman of
London, brother of the
groom. -
The groom and his at-
tendants 'ware grey suits and
wine ties with pink and white
carnation boutonnieres
respectively.
Dungannon and Donald Follovving the wedding, a
Allan Schieman of Toronto. supper and„ reception were
The bride is the daughter held at the • Goderich
of Fred and Donna Young of . Township , Hall in
Dungannon and the groom is
the Sall of Martin and. Jane
Schieman of Landon.
Mr. George Cowan 'of
Dungannon • and the
(.744`-a-n-ee
McClenanhan of Kincardine:
officiated at the deuble-ring
ceremony. Music was
provided by Mrs. Jean
Elliott • who played The
Bridal, Chorus as a
processional and The
Wedding March as a
recessional and soloist, Mrs.
Carol Webster who sang The
° Wedding Song and The -
Wedding Prayer.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents.
She wore a white formal
- gown' with lace over satin
bodice, long lace lily-pOinted
sleeves and a long full satin
skirt appliqued with lace
flowers cascading into a
floating lace trimmed train.
She also wore a wide lace hat
wiui amouquicu awroc-IJ WWI a
long flowing ribbon and
carried a cascading bouquet
of white gardenias, pink
roses, dusty rose baby's
breath and white carnations.
Maid of honor was Lydia
Ma Cugajlo. She wore a
street length dress of dusty
rose georgette with a boat
neckline, grey belt and grey
Holmesville which was
decorated with two baskets
of glads, mums and dusty
rose baby's breath, four
candles and a four tier cake
wi The bride
bouuuets decorated the head
table,
Guests were present from
Sarnia, Toronto, Brantford,
Kingston, Kitchener, Appin,
Glencoe, London, Stratford,
Seaforth, Kincardine,
Goderich, Ripley and
Dungannon. The bride's
brother, Chuck attended
from Aldergrove, B.C. and
her cousin, Cathy Chase flew
in from Courtwright,
Alberta.
The • bride's mother
greeted guests wearing a
mauve flossed georgette
street -length dress with lace
jacket, beige accessories
and a corsage of pink
rosebuds, white baby's
breath and a pink bow.
The groorn's mother
assisted wearing a royal blue
street length dress with
white diagonal, stripped
ribbon, a white hat with blue
ribbons, white accessories
and a white carnation cor-
sage with blue ribbon.
For a wedding trip to the
Pocono Mountains in Pen-
• nsylvania, the bride changed
mstalt§ offreers slippers and carried ---a-- --to -a --light-mauvelgeorgette-
-
•
• • bouquet of pink rose buds, street4ength dress tied at
• white carnations and dusty the shoUlder with a bow of
The Goderich Rotary Club secretary; Mel Farnsworth, rose baby's breath with the same material, a white
held its - inauguration treasurer and Ken McGee, white silk ribbon streamers. carnation corsage and white
meeting on Tuenony, July 6 Ron Takalo, Werner Ritgen Bridesmaids were Mrs. accessories.
at the Bedford Hotel for the and Mac Campbell, direc- Dennis (Carol) Lulling of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
year 19824)3. tors. Goderich, cousin of the bride Schieman are residing at
Maurice Oliver, past, The new president, Marc and Mts. s Kathy Penfound of 1213 Kos Crescent,
district ' governor from St. Chalut, is the past president Londesboro, friend of the Mississauga.
Marys, officiated at the of the Southfield, Michigan bride. They were gowned the Prior to her wedding, the
installation of the new Rotary Club. He now resides same as the maid of honor bride was feted at a shower
executive. The theme in the Hayfield area. and carried the same given by her cousin, Ruth
Mankind is One and Build His opening remarks bouquets.Ribey of Seaforth, a
Bridges of Friendship suggested the motto "I came All of the bridal attendants.,.. Dungannon community
Throughout the World, was to serve". wore gold necklaces, gifts shower, a bridesmaids'
the message for the club. "To serve the community from the bride. • . shower in Goderich and • a
The new Rotary Club •is our ultimate goal and ours Groomsman was Robert shower given by Joanne
executive for 1982-83 in- is now to put our shoulders to ,Schieman of London, brother Cummins of London.
-eludes; .David. Smith, past the wheel". he said. "This of the groom. The bride held an open
president; Mire Chalut, year we will emphasize fund Guests were , ushered into trousseau tea on June 12and
president; Craig Cass, vice- raising, regular attendance the church by John Young of her gifts were on display
president; Jim Baird, and service to others." Goderich, brother of the anti) June 24.
a`ts
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allan Schieman
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