HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-04, Page 31MR. AND MRS. MURRAY RANDALL MANNING
(Photo by Fred
H. Bisset)
Wed at St. Peter's
St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church in
Goderich was decorated
with standards of bronze
mums for the wedding of
Murray Randall Manning
of Blyth and Carolyn
Marie Aubin of Goderich
on Saturday, April 26 at 5
p.m.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John
Manning of Blyth and the
bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Aubin
of Goderich.
Father F. Loebach
officiated at the double
ring ceremony. Organ
music was provided by
Mark Battye of Blyth.
Three hymns were sung
by St. Peter's Folk Choir
directed by Sister Yvonne
with guitar music sup-
plied by Mrs. Diane
Gray.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
She wore a full-length
white silk dress featuring
a high lace collar, fitted
lace bodice with sheer
inset, • full-length sheer
sleeves with deep lace
cuffs, a full sheer over-
skirt and a train with a
deep ruffle at the bottom
edged in lace. Her
fingertip 'veil and
headpiece were trimmed
with matching lace. She
carried a bouquet of
yellow roses, white
carnations and
stephanotis with green
ivy.
Maid of honor was
Marilyn Aubin of
Goderich, twin sister of
the bride. She wore a
floor length yellow
polyester dress featuring
spaghetti straps and a
yellow chiffon cape that
extended to full-length at
the back. She also wore a
yellow chiffon, wide -
brimmed hat and carried
a bouquet of white
daisies, purple forget-me-
nots and yellow and green
streamers.
Bridesmaids were
Jeanette Manning of
Blyth, sister of the
groom, add Marie Bolton
and Mary Jane Mom-
bourquette both of
Goderich, friends of the
bride. They were gowned
identically to the maid of
honor.
Flowergirl was Healy
Hallahan of Wingham.
She wore a floor length
yellow polyester gown
with a yellow flowered
chiffon pinafore over it.
She carried a basket of
flowers similar to the
bridesmaids' flowers and
also wore white daisies in
her hair.
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Best man was Cameron
'Manning of London,
brother of the groom.
Groomsman was Dennis
Aubin of Goderich,
brother of the bride.
Guests were ushered
into the church by Brian
Manning of Blyth,
brother of the groom and
Philip Aubin of Goderich,
brother of the bride.
Ringbearer was Darryl
Hallahan of R.R. 3 Blyth,
cousin of the bride. ,
All of the groom's at-
tendants were dressed in
dark brown tuxedoes with
yellow boutonnieres.
Following the wedding
ceremony, a dinner and
reception were held at
Saltford Valley Hall.
Music was supplied by
Mystery Train.
The bride's mother
greeted guests wearing a
cocktail length rust
colored polyester dress
with accordian pleated
skirt and short chiffon
cape and a yellow rose
corsage.
The groom's mother
chose a cocktail length
aqua colored polyester
dress with a coral and
pink flower design
throughout and a pink..
rose corsage.
For a wedding trip to
northern Ontario and
Toronto, the bride
changed to a blue suede
suit and cream colored
blouse. Her jacked was
trimmed with cream
colored" piping and her
accessories included
navy shoes and purse and
a pink rose corsage.
The newlyweds will
reside on McConnell
Street in Blyth. The bride.
is an RNA and works as a
counsellor at the
Bluewater Centre, south
of Goderich and the
groom is 'a mechanic -at
the John- Deere plant in
Blyth.
Prior to the wedding, a
shower was given by the
bride's sister, Marilyn, at
her apartment in
Goderich on behl3lf of the
bridesmaids for friends
of the bride. A shower
was also given by
Jeanette Manning and
the groom's mother for
relatives and friends of
the groom at the.Manning
home in Blyth. Another
shower was given by Mrs.
Marian Hallahan of R.R.
3 Blyth, aunt of the bride,
for relatives of the bride.
A rehearsal party was
given . ,by the groom's.
parents on the night
before the wedding at
their home in Blyth.
Dear Editor: him unclean by going into
Thank you for your him'(NIV)
statement in the May 14th Finally a comment on
edition. Hopefully it will
stop the debate con-
cerning Jehovah's
Witnesses and whether
they can be truly called
Christians from
descending to a basement
level. However, except
for Mr. Barney who is
blissfully ignoring all and
is again talking about
blool transfusions, it
seems some are resorting
to personal attacks,
which may provide ,en-
tertainment but very
little else.
Following is a com-
ment on Mr. Barney's
letter where he shows
medical support for
abstaining from blood,
ineluding ----blood ira
sfusions. That in the
future, we will probably
no longer have , blood
transfusions will only
confirm in Jehovah's
Witnesses minds that
they were 'right all the
time in their belief that
not accepting tran-
sfusions is biblical (Acts
15 v. 20,29). Who is the
master of deception
behind this whole
organization?
The referral in Acts 15
to 'abstain from blood' in
my understanding is
referring back to Old
Testament Law regar-
ding the eating of
animals. Man was never
regarded as food, thus
mention is „ omitted. If
there were a new law to
cover the blood of all
flesh, why do Jehovah's
Witnesses eat unbled fish
for example? When blood
is transfused, however
dangerous the practice
may be, it is not im-
mediately digested as
food, but acts as a body
tissue which can aid in
many life-giving func-
tions.
Hopefully Jehovah's
Witnesses will refer to
Mark 7 v. 15 `nothing
outside a man can make
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Ken Snyder's letter impressed by higher would seem that
where he says that someeducation and degrees. in t e l 11 g e n c e
people writing seem When it comes to faith, it edtication may
higher
and
be a
handicap. However,
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WI officers installed
The Huron West Women's Institute held Its 80th
District Annual Meeting at the Goderich Legion Hall,
Monday, May 26. The theme was education and of-
ficers for 1980 were installed. Back row, left to right,
are Janet Heipleh, president of the London area WI;
Ruth Matheson of Embro, provincial board director
and installingofficer; and Mabel Jacklin of Maitland
Branch, second vice-president for Huron West. Front
row, left to right are Wilma Higgins of elgrave
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Branch, secretary -treasurer of Huron West; Alice
Porter of Goderich Township Branch, .president of
Huron West; and Sybil Chandler of St. Helens Branch,
first vice-president of Huron West. (Photo by Joanne
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on people who abuse
Unemployment Insurance.
Most people getting unem-
ployment insurance play by the
rules. But some people don't seem
to know that they can't take a job
and collect benefits without telling
us they're working. That's why
employers are being asked to send
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Insurance Number or extracts
from computer payroll tapes for
each employee they hire or rehire.
This information is cross-
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Numbers of people receiving
unemployment insurance benefits.
Only cases of potential abuse
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benefits to which they are not
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of people recerring unemplmmierit iwuranee
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10:00 a.m. Communicants' Class
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