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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-06-03, Page 2• • "X'HUR D 'X .DONE 3..,1976 t 1illtlll itl llllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllili`Illlllllllllllllllllllilllllll llllllllllililliillllhlllll1111 lllllll�llllllll.1111iI11.1111i11U11.IlI111111�11111.11a Uallll,lllllllillllp.lllaLlII1111tIIt111UIIllUl111111111.1111111.1,lllllll lllllillllllf U,IiUllllllll MR. AND MRS. P.T. HAMILTON I.rrIed.•at kno.x Knox PresbyterianChurchwas decorated with;baskets of:daisies .and mums' for the May 1 wedding of Mrs..and Mrs. Paul Thorne's Hamilton, Goderich. .'The •couple exchanged vOws and rings before the Rev. G.L. Royal. The bride,, the former Deborah Marie Langridge, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald. M.- Langridge,. Goderich. The groom is the son .of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Gerald Hamilton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a ..,k• 'white floor -length matt silkgown with long sleeves for ...".her : wedding. The gown featured a chapel train''with matching veil covering the train. She carried yells* 'roses, pink carnations, white stephanotis and blue baby's • breath: Maid of honor was. Judy Langridge, sisterr ofthe bride, - Goderich. Bridesmaids were Brenda.Bricker, sister of the groom,: Auburn, and Debbie Hamilton, sister of the :groom, Goderich.. They wore .yellow jersey princess line dresses with sheer flowered jackets,yellow hats and baskets of daisies, pink carnations and blue baby's breath. The groomsman. -was :Dale F'ritzley; friend of the groom; Goderich....Ushers were Dennis Bricker; brother- in:law of the groom, Auburn, and Bill Bowden, friend of the groom, Dungannon. • Daisies - decorated . Saltford Valley Hall where the • wedding reception was held. The bride's mother received • her guests in `a turquoise blue floor -length dress with a , matching sheer Cape. She wore a wrist corsage of pink sweetheart ,roses: The groom's mother selected a coral chiffon •floor length dress with,' a pleated' skirt and a matching ' cape. She wore a wrist corsage 'ofwhite Sweetheart roses. t• Following 'the wedding; the bride,changed'to a peach pant suit with a' corsage of white sweetheart roses. 7.. • .Prior to her marriage, several showers were given by ' friends, neighbors and .relatives. weds in Red Deer church Alliance Church an Red Deer, Albertak was the' Scene- The attendants wore floor -length red jersey dresses May 8 of a wedding ,>ceremony at Which'Johanna accessorized::with white crocheted hats made by the Al:berdina Kooy, eldea. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan • bride's mother. The ensembles were completed with ,Hooy, Red Deer, Alberta, became the wife of Eldo.Earl open-hearty'silver necklaces, and each ,girl carried .a Hildebrand, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. John Hildebrand, single long-stem white rose, Auburn:' The 'Rev: John Bell- officiated •for the serVice. Best man, was the groom's. brother, Raymond Soloist Char Melnychuk sang We've Only Just Begun and. Hildebrand, Auburn; Groomsman was Allan Hildebrand, God, A Woman and A Man. brother of the groom, Auburn; and ushers were 'John ' The bride was. given inmarriageby ,her father. She Kooy, brother of the. bride, Edmonton, and Garry wore .a floor -length dress with fitted, deep wrist -length" Gaston, friend of the couple,; RedD.eer, sleeves and a•floor-length veil.. The ensemble was en- An open' house luncheon•,was held at.the home of the.. tirely hand -crocheted by the .blade herself°;in lover'•sbride's, parents for- guests from. ' Qnjario, . British . . stitch with tatted edgings She carried her mother'sColumbia • and Alberta. • congratulatory messages and, • .. wedding purse. The 'ensemble was completed with a telegrams were received from, New Zealand, Holland, " bouquet of tropical and green haves centred with three Ontario, The Yukon and British'Colunibia, • red roses, and a• gold nugget 8la.ok' Ala Lan, -.heart- Mr" and Mrs: Hildebrand honevmooned,in Alberta and .•shaped drop necklace; a gift from the groom, British Columbia. They will reside in Fort Nelson, B.C., ;Maid ' of honor was Char Melnychuk of Edmonton,.;a for the summer where the groomis employed as a`•sur»'' friend of the•bride. Jessie Kooy, sister of,the bride, Red veyor for' the federal government,. In the fall, they will— Deer, ill Deer, was the bridesmaid and junior bridesmaids�'were • return to Waterloo where the groom will continue his Diew Kooy, sister of the bride, --Red.Deer, 'and Faye studies in engineering, and the bride will teach Home Hildebrand, sister of the groom, Auburn. Economics. II1111111111iiiiimIIIIIIIIIilllllillplllllillllliiiiiiiiiillllilliiilillllllllllliiililiiiiiII111111gi11Uliilllliiiiilllilllllllllllllllllllilillilimillipllllilllil11111111111iiiiiii111110i11111111i11illIB 1001QI1i4111111111Ullllililllillillllllllllllllllililllill! Art Club learns to trauslate feelings into colors and- form During three seminars held in May the 'members of the Gdderich ArtClub weretaken on an'exciting voyageinto the world of abstract and im- pressionistic art. The manat the helm,' Ron Walker., a resident of Huron County steered a course by way .of lectures, illustrations and work shops which turned the club's 'thiinking in new directions as well as shar- pening their awareness of what lies around them. • Mr. Walker who moved to this area recently is already becomingwell-known for his outstanding .talent as a teacher: and an artist. His power of communication creates a zest to adventure' 'beyond the exterior viewof• whatever is seen as, a com- position in front of a painter. The seminars which were held' • in the MacKay' Hall studio had an attendance each day of 18 or 19 members., including a few non-member area painters. Judging'by-the air of enthusiasm and the compositions produced, the Goderich Art Club will never be' 'quite •.the sarne. again. Horizons have been -widened and new Vistas opened. Mr. Walker emphasized in hi`s lectures that the inner reality of what People view is more important than its outer aspect. It is a pers•on's, response to and empathy with`" this reality that merges with their . own character and personality to create something original out of the scene around them. He re -iterates thatcopying nature to please the tourist trade is not art even if done skilfully: The more that is copied of what is seen, the .. less ofthemselves people put ' into creation. • . ' He ' suggested that people look •at things • from new; reen Thumbers plant flowers Early Saturday morning a brigade of young Green. Thumbers trotted along with shovels and rakes; eager to start yet ,another project in their busy , program planting of flower beds and cleaning up Of park areas. At Sunset Beach Park there is now a flower -garden because of these children: They worked :along with the adults' in digging and planting and pulling of weeds. Some boys and girls cleaned up litter inthe area. Last year at the park Iris. were planted by the Green Thumbers and are now coming.out in bud. ' . The crew proceeded to the Ail *here they planted a • garden along the main en- trance and another along the jail wall. • The group's sponsor, Arts Landscaping, donated all the .plantsfor this project: This is all part of a program to keep children working and growing together. They :en- joyed- every minute- of . it; according to their leaders. to •commemorate the Wedding Year • with Every $10 PURCHASE of any ( 1 BLUE1 MOUNTAIN POTTERY• Hurry! While quantify Lasts' =' IDEAL WEDDING GIFTS AT angles, for example from a lyingdown position or from high above. Art doesn't have to be beautiful but it should be • an • expression and in: terpretation of the life around the artists. • Mr. Walker encouraged those would-be painters who must'•spend •a lot of time in the kitchen to paint the familiar things from- that area; however, not justthe way it looks but the way they feel about -it. Real .art is an emotional experience for both the painter and the viewer. No technical excellence, 'can replace a moodo eling (continued on page 3A) i . I 222 e[yere av"e. west godertch, oneareo iy diopoLyetri:int or iya4fpic,e r .S,e4/I y4// Y „ cfisplayuzy Jbdtniings t cirdwini$ 4y. mons mullr.e_rn LEEDS of LONDON Bridal Dept. Notice ® We are still carrying a complete Bridal and Dress • , Dept., all new styles and Fashions are arriving daily, so select. now All bridal` orders will be filled at Leeds till June 30th.. After that,'the same services and orders will be at our "other stare, Smartwear in Wellington Square, with the same courteous,personnil to serve you from Leeds, 263 Dundas St., London, Downtown. ro. • P 1• Save with Challenge Pricedt .26 oz. Pepsi-Cola at all participating_ dealers. Challenge Priced Pepsi means big savings for you...so take the Pepsi Challenge. 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