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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-10-27, Page 34PAGE �' 12AA—GODERICHS NAI,S '.c R, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 198i usic entertains residents Residents who attended chapel worship Sunday mor- n,* orznng had a surprise with the choir of WesleyWillis United Church, inton. Mary Hearn conducted the singers, accompanied by Cathy Potter at the organ. We did appreciate -their com- ing to Huronview and hope they come , Reverend Huronview news_ auk _.. ...liklegoessiostkialisaissaitiaakaeiteib Dick was in charge of the wake and he spoke on 'God's Creation. Tonight there was a hymn sing in the chapel with Dick Mr. and Mrs. David Paul Young Lige in Goderich Candelabras and fall flowers decorated Benmiller United Church on September 25 at 3 p.m. far. the wedding ceremony. of Peggy Lois Fisher and David Paul Young, both of Goderich• The bride is the daughter of Leonard and Phyllis Fisher of R.R. 4 Goderich and the groom is the son of Jack and Marion Young.. of Sebringville. The Reverend John. Wood of Goderich officiated at the double -ring • ceremony. Organist was Paul Howe add soloist was. Mrs. Marianne Hogan. She sang. "The ,Wedding Song", "Perhaps Love" and "Annie's Song". The bride was given in 'marriage by her parents. She wore a long white double georgette dress featuring blue smocking hand -done by Mrs. Beth Hazlitt on the yoke, high collar and full puffed sleeves. The dress was gathered at the waist with a blue satin ribbon. The long veil was gathered to a beaded pearl headpiece. The bride carried a nosegayy of silk white roses; pink forget-me-nots and blue baby's breath. Maid of honor was Lisa Moore of Toronto, friend of the bride. She wore a long royal blue georgette dress with a high ruffled collar, ruffles up the front and long sleeves gathered to a ruffled cuff. She carried a bouquet of silk royal blue roses, white carnations, blue baby's breath and pink forret-mo- nots. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bernadette Beaton of Orillia, friend of the bride and Mrs. Barb Lassaline of Goderich, sister of the bride. They were gowned the same as the maid of honor. Flower girl was Jennifer Kohlsmith of North Bay, niece of the bride. She wore a long cornflower royal blue broadcloth dress covered with a white swiss dot sthocked pinafore made by the bride's mother. She carried a basket of silk frown. - Groomsman was - Russel Jessop of Goderich. Guest Were ushered into the church by 'Baird 'Grid= meyer of Bramalea and Jim Hallman of Goderich. Rin Barer- was Gerry 'Lassaline of Goderich, nephew of the bride. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception Was held at Saltford Valley Hall. The bride's mother greeted guests wearing a street -length dusty rose georgette dress. The groom's mother , assisted wearing a street -length turquoise and dusty rose striped dress. For a wedding 'trip to Collingwood, the bride. changed to a grey skirt, red blouse and short black velvet bolero -type jacket.. .. Mr. and Mrs. David Paul Young are residing at 126 Trafalgar Street, Goderich. Prior to her wedging,: the bride waslitedat a shower given by Aunt Phyllis Pit- blade; at a shower given by Auric Jean Ginn; at a Ben - miller community shower; and at a ..stagette held by Miss Nancy .Ross, friend of the bride. Roorda conducting. IIsie Henderson presided at the organ. Special music was provided by four young ladies. Residents enjoyed the program presented by Marie Flynn, Ray Cantelon, Warren Whitmore, Wilson McCartney, Lorne Lawson and Bill Marshall. Many new and old time. toe -tapping numbers were played by this popular group of musicians. Women and men from Special Care had a social hour in the auditorium Tues- day afternoon. Margaret McQueen played piano selec- tions for the enjoyment of the residents. Refreshments were served. The October birthday par- ty . was held Wednesday afternoon and was convened by the Lakelet Women's In- stitute. Mrs. Lyle Murray was in charge of the pro- gram. Norman Shelton played a medley of . snappy tunes on ' the accordion ac- companied at the piano by Helen Reidt. Mr. Shelton has a very fine tenor voice. Janet Huth presented something different with her "magic box"delighted everyone. Mrs. Murray and Mr. Shelton sang. Norman played a few selections on the mouth organ. Mrs. Murray dressed in straw hat and overalls, sang a novelty number. Fan- cy cupcakes and tea were served by the ladies et Lakelet. The first fall meeting of Region O.A.H.A. was held on Thursday at Sunnyside Home, Kitchener. Those at- tending from Huronview were, Jane Ladd, Diane Elliott, Frank Bissett, Wayne Lester, Madelon Yeats and Mary Gibbing.. It was a very productive day and the session was most. in- teresling. The guest speaker was Kim Ward who has her Bachelor of Music in Therapy. During the workshop, she explained and demonstrated the technique used in music therapy and the tremendous response from the patients. Kim works in the St. Joseph Cen- tre in Toronto. London Symphony Orchestra here A spectacular evening's entertainment opens the 1982-83 concert season in Goderich on Friday, October 29 at 8:15 p.m. at North Street United Church when Orchestra London Canada returns for its twelfth season Th3—progra ..._ra.11--i. naajlay__Ttaly. ..gr.her^@._... feature music director, Alexis Hauser; Con- certmaster, Eduard Minevich and the orchestra performing an entertaining blend of light classics, gypsy music and pops selections. Mr. Minevich has per- formed as soloist with Orchestra London on several occasions. He has become particularily well-known for his stylish and passionate interpretation of gypsy music. Due to popular demand, he is returning for a repeat performance in Goderich. The season opener will also mark a return engagement for Mr. Hauser who has been receiving critical acclaim both nationally and in- ternationally for his con- ducting. Recently Orchestra London appeared in a national television special featuring finalists from the Canadian Music Com- petitions and toured to received outstanding reviews for its performances in the prestigious Festival Internazionale de 1'Aquila. The orchestra has also just completed a trip to Barrie and North Bay where it was enthusiastically received by capacity audiences. Orchestra London is very happy tohave been invited by the Goderich Rotary Club to continue the strong tradition of bringing another highly entertaining and professional series of or- chestra concerts to Goderich. This season will feature three concerts in- cluding a pops concert'\and a cabaret evening in addition to the season opener. For tickets call Norm Pickell at 524-8335. CAN YOU AFFORD LESS THAN THE BEST? 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