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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-08-19, Page 25• .MR. AND MRS. D. E. GAVIN Marri�dat no x. The Rev. G.L.-Royal officiated in Knox Presbyterian - ; Church. July 24 among .white gladioli and candelabras for the double -ring ceremonyat which Janice Lynn Hugill w. and Douglas Erskine Gavin were married.,, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford • , Hugill atd the groom is the' son of Mrs. Audrey Gavin and the late Erskine Gavin, altof:Goderich.. • • Wedding music was Supplied by Mr. Wm: Cameron. Given in marriage by her parents and. escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore floor -length -empire + waist gown which.was a shimtner of satin organza, with a . caress of Venice lace on a keyhole neckline and long ruffled -edged sleeves trimmed with matching lace. ;She wore a matching head' piece and the 'sweep of the gown was complemented by a floor -length veil forming a train. The .bride wore a drop pearl necklace, bo.rrowed froth her sister and carried a cascade of red roses, baby's breath, and white daisies. • The maid of honor was• Miss Marie_Ferguson, cousinof . the bride,'Goderich._.She wore a pastel pink floor -length printed polyester organza goWn with a velvet affect, appliqued with Iace ingan .apron affect. She carried• a bouquet of pink tinted daisies and baby's,breath, • Bridesmaids 'were' Mrs. Barbara Miller, sister of the bride, Goderich; Miss Wendy Love, cousin of the bride, Nova Scotia; -and junior bridesmaids were. Miss Cathy i. Miller, nieceof thebride:Goderic • and Miss Vickie. ., 11> Gavin,.•sister of the,groom, Goderich. They were gowned ' identically io the niaid �f honorin pastel shades oflil c, green, yellow and blue and carriea bouquets of daisies tinted :to.the color of their dresses.' : • with black lapel The groom wore a White tuxedo jacketap 4'. and pants and , a red rose boutonniere; Best man was Wayne Ladd, friend of the groom, Vancouver, Ushers were Dale Baechler,, friend of the grown, Goderich and. John 1VTiller, brother-in-law of the bride, Goderich. The ». attendants wore-champaign tuxedo_ jackets with brown', lapels and pants. • 'Vasesbfdaisies; roses -and gladioli centred each table at the Legion Hall; "'Goderich, where the. wedding.. St. reception was held` The bride's mother received her guests in a floor length two-tiered chiffon dress_inra.light blue• shade. The bodice was topped with _a 'capelet of matching chiffon and she wore a wrist corsage of white arnations and blue star flower. The mother of the groom chose a floor -length •gown -of pink ;floral polyester over ru 1:14i -i1 taffei'ta and wore a corsage of pink tinted daisies. and pink star flower. • ._ • • . For travelling, the -bride _changed to a light blue polyester .• pant suit and a corsage of pink roses. Guests were• present from.... California, St. Marys; Mississauga, London, Port. Elgin, Kitchener, Lambeth, Seaforth, Stratford, Goderich and surrounding areas. Prior to her marriage, the bride was: feted, a dinner' party given • by Mrs. Joan Fortner at her home in Goderich, and a dinner party given by Mrs: Doris Hugill at -.her home in Seaforth. A barbecue for the couple was . y given by, Miss Marie Ferguson in Goderich. A rehearsal party was held at the -home of the bride.':s•parents . Following a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the couple • • took up residence•at l'61 Picton Street West, Goderich. • .� JONN COUNCII BRIEFS `Thee • application by sine,ss Air Services iimited and Dominion Roads '1rAachinery Company for s:autharity to gperate.a Class 4 Charter and ,class w9-4 International Charter ,Commercialair services using fixed . wing aircraft in Group . C • from Sky Harbor . Airport, has been approved by the Canadian Transport Commission.. , "The tow' i should ..be plesed," said Deputy -reeve Bill. Clifford of the Airport Committee "The committee is pleased. This wi11'i•ncrease'. the grant potential fel' the facilities at the , muicipal airport." iummer ceremon GOPE'RICH.SAa31'1AL S AFAR, rev overnment Assisted Homes. i Under .C.M.H.C. Approved '& inspected Sale Price; $34,323, Down Payment Buynow and choose your own colors of floor coverings, kitchen cupboards and interior decor. Houses are m Vanastra ' C.M.11.C. Grants and subsidies available to reduce effective interest rate to 8 percent for -any 2'people. a • Applicants for subsidy portion may also qualify for further free money to reduce mmeithly payments. • Call today ... these won't last long! HAROLD WHITE :'HOMES 482-3550 OR 482-3809 MR. AND MRS. R.G. McLELLAN. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gordon McLellan were married July' 31- on the lawn at•the bride's familyhome by the Rev. • G.L. Royal. The bride; the former Diane Elizabeth Gauley, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold W. Gauley, Goderich. The groom is the son:of .Mrs, Charity McDonald and a step -son of -Cliff McDonald,•Port Albert. • _ Brightly colored .streamers, . flowers and white • bells marked the Wedding area for the double -ring ceremony. Grant Ellison of Goderich played the guitar and sang The Wedding Hymn and The Wedding Song ley Bob Dylan. The bride was given in marriage by her'parents. She wore a formal length gown of white Swiss 'dot over taffeta with a' V -neckline and double capelet sleeves. Guipure • lace trimmed, the necklin'e and bodice. Matching lace encircled the hemline above the fluted • flounce. Her flowered veil fell .from the beet of. -het., rhite 'flo.ppy- brimmedhat touched with flowers arid lace. The bri•d.e carried a simple nosegay of peach:sweetheart roses and baby's breath. tied with white ribbons. The baae' was attended by' Ms. Cindy Watt, Goderich,"5he wore a flowered polyester sleeveless floor - length gown with a•m•atching sheer overcoat. She carried a bouquet of white daisies and baby's breath with yellow _ribbons. The bride's brother, Keith McLellan, Port Albert, was • best mangy , The -wedding reception was an the.lawn at the fancily home, Mrs. Gainey receiving her guests in. a forest green fortrel floor -length sleeveless dress, The gr-oorn's.mother selected •a pink polyester .crepe. floor -length dress with long sheer sleeves and the bodice smocked to the waist For travelling to North Eastern Ontario arid New York State, the bride changed to a . tangerine street -length Sleeveless dress of Indian cotton with a cinch -belted waist. She chose a corsage of white sweetheart roses. • • Out of ' town' guests`'were from, Trinidad, Jamaica, Moritrealand•Gananoque._. Mr. and lulrs."McLellan are residing at 154 Nelson Street East. Prior td her wedding, the bride was feted at sHbwzrs given.by Ms: Cindy Watt; -Mrs. Laurie Hurlock; and Mrs. Ann Sprung, all of Goderich. . • • Cdes.. doth in ro uce in o Mary Thelma Oke, daughter of;Mr.:and M•rs. Oryille.Oke, Seaforth and Mitchell Randall Moore, son of Mrs. Eve Moore; RR 2, Goderich, were married•onJuly 1Z, 1976, at. Northside United Church,- Seaforth, with Rev. Mervin Reuber officiating. The bride was attended by her sister, , Elaine Baker, of Mississauga, as matron of honour,, ;" Vickie Miller, Waterloo, Anne Wilbee, _London, Sandra » Johnston, RR 1, Dublin and Debra Moore;• sister of the groom, RR 2, Goderich. Larry Mohring, Toronto, was best man. Ushers were David McConnell and Jim•Daer, Goderich,'Ray Balser, Mississauga and Modris Jansons,:- Kingston. The couple will reside in Willowdale. (Photo by James Fitzgerald). Pro -Life' studing enthanasia J•QWN :CONC11 , 97 PA :1 Buildingpermits ski far this year,,..az down fromlast•year, ',reports : Building Inspector Reky Breckenridge. -- Only 79 permits have+ beep issued this year to date while in the sam e period last year, 118 permits had been ap- proved. There have 1,ee:n 21 newsingleresidences created • so far this year? 22 less than in the same period lat;t year. . Only half as many swim- ming pools • have been in- stalled so far this year, comd to last. year; Howeverpare;. ,four swimming • pools in 1976 had a vafue• of $19,195:while eight sGvirnrning__ pools in 1975 Cost $17,800. 4-1- i-'' -1 ? A • • Working Paper on modern-day law the principle , Euthanasia is being -'studied ofdirectly killing .the innocent by local Pro Life Groups, with as a• solution to personal or kaput, by professionals; socio=econornic problems. doctors,-=cler-gyr,• etc;. Upon . Dr. Arthur ~Dyke, of Har- cornptetion. of the study, a yard University, Kennedy, policywill be adopted. by Institute, gave. his Keynote Alliance for Life' on Address en Euthanasia at the euthanasia. Alliance' for Life Conference. Abortion ' is seen as a prelude to euthanasia; and is' seen as the tip of the -euthanasia iceberg: Both abortion arid euthanasia end human life abgrtion being the direct killing of a baby • before'he. or she lives outside "and' apart from Ws or `her • •'mother; and euthanasia .the direct killing Of someone =