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aulMesVille United.
Church vas decorated with
candelabras, gladioli, sweet
peas and baby's breath for
the August 7th wedding of
Patricia Lynn Harris and
Thomas Moore Costello.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harris
of RR 3, Clinton and the
groom IS the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ciaig Costello of
London.
Rev. *Mean Pick of-
ficiated at the double ring
ceremony and wedding
music was provided by
organist Mrs- - Verna Lobb
and singers Mr. and lifim
Hugh Lobb.
For her special day the
bride wore an originally
designed white crepe de
- chine gown. The gown
featured .a silk embroidered
sheer yolk. The long skirt fell
into a train and lace trim
completely encircled the
bottom of the skirt and the
edge of the train. The long
sleeves were also trimmed
with lace. She wore a -full
length tulle veil, fitted to a
wide brimmed lace hat, and
carried:a cascade of pink
,sweethea'rt roses,
steellanotis, white daisies
and baby's breath.
Teresa Van Raay of Dash
wood was the maid of honor
and she wore a delicatepink
colored .dress,..featUring Pink
whisper Chiffon over the
bodice. She carried a
bouquet of blue, yellow and.
white daisies, MUM, and
baby's breath, aggentud with
pink sweetheart roses.
Bridesmaids Brenda and
Heather Harris; sisters of
the bride and JoAnne
Costello, sister of the groom
wore gowniAiimilar to the
maid of honor's and carried
...identical bouquets. The
flower .girlS, Laura
McGregor, were a long
delicate pink dress, covered
with a long pinafore in
whisper 'chiffon. 'She carried
a posy bouquet. All the bridal
attendants 'wore flower
combs in their hair.
Peter -*Lamm of London
was.the best man and guests
were ,ushered into the church
by Bob Pierce, Skip Reid and
Dave Youmans. The ring
bearer was Bradley Hut-
chins.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Goderich Township Com-
munity Centre and guests
'were . present from.
Blenheim, Markham,
Toronto, Stratford, and
London.
Following a wedding trip
to Niagara Falls, the
newlyweds made their home
in Goderich.
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, Thonias Mpore'Cii. stello
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VIII ;John Glauber, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Gldusher Of Auburn and Susan Anne Jeffery, daughter of
• Mr. and KM Harold Jeffery of Goderich were married by
the Reverend Robert Ball in a double -ring ceremony at
North Street United Church, Goderich on June 26 at 6 p.m.
Maid of honor was Margo Moore of Toronto and
bridesmaid was Jennifer Jeffery of Goderich. Groom-
sman , was Greg Arthur of Auburn and guests were
• ushered into the church by Doug Glousher of Clinton.
Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at
the White Carnation. Prior to her wedding, the bride was
feted at showers given by Kim Brady and Margo Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Glousher are residing at 157
Lighthouse Street, Goderich.
Antiques were inspected by slightly more than 1,000 people who visited the fifth annual
antique show and sale at the Bluewater Centre last Friday and Saturday. The show, spon-
sored by the volunteer association, raised a few thousand dollars for residents' wellare.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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On Friday, September 17, on Friday, September 17.
• North America's favorite • Show times are,7.,. d 9 p.m.
• hobo, Boxcar Willie, will
• entertain at two evening
grandstand performances at
Western Fair.
After. many years of play-
ing small clubs, working as a
disc jockey, and a hitch in
the U.S. Air Force, Willie
decided in 1976 to take to the
road as a full-time country
entertainer. Donning his now
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headed overseas. Success
was imminent. English and
Scottish country fans took to
Willie's music and word of
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back to North Arnerica.
Willie came • home and
awards started to flow in
from all three countries.
Boxcar Willie will be
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