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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-14, Page 26.r • 4 AG • • • 14A—GODERICR'SIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER J,':4,' t976 (photo•by William Stuckey) MR. AND MRS. JIM MCCORMICK. Wed in Guelph Two baskets of white gladioli, mums and yellow centred daisies graced the chancel of St. Joseph's Church, Guelph, on September 11 for 'the• wedding of Janice Palmer and Jim'McCormick, both of Guelph. The _double -ring ceremony was conducte&FY the ReV. Father Victor McNamara, Giielph. • The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Eileen Palmer, Goderich; and Walter Palmer,'Gkinton. The groorn is the son of Mrs. Genevieve McCormick, Guelph. - Special wedding music was supplied by 'organist Lois Huffrnan,•a friend of the couple, Toronto, and •. by a folk singing group from St. Joseph's Parish. The bride was given in -marriage by her parents. She wore wore a nylon jersey gown; champagne -in color, featuring an ivory •lace inset at tlhe_neckline with tiny pearls sewn . in. The same lace and pearls were used in the deep fitted cuffs at the wrists of long full sleeves. The fitted bodice was a•ccentedioby long bridal train which fell from her shoulders. Her Juliette -style headdressof the same:lace as •in the dress, held -a three -tiered full-length veil. She carried a cascade .bouquet of orange sweetheart roses, stephanotis and baby's breath Matron of honor was- the . bride's sister, Karen Baechler, Toronto. She chose a jade green crepe floor - length sleeveless gown with a blousy bodice, fitted Waist and -full skirt. The simple gown was.,accented by a'bow at the' neckline. She carried' a. bouquet of white.niums:, stephanotis and baby's breath. " • . • Bridesmaids 'were the bride's two sisters, Tanya and S-andrai Palmer, Goderich, and the.grooni's niece, Anne Marie Dawson, Guelph, was junior bridesmaid.., They,. were gowned alike in jersey print empire -styled dresses. in many hues of green -and ivory. The sleeveless gowns• had teardrop cut-aways in back. They carried white mums, stephanotis and baby's'breath. "' Groomsman was Terry Connolly,a friend, Brockville. Ushers were Terry Lazar,,;a friend, Walkerton, and Bill McNaughton, a friend, Guelph.. • _..• The wedding reception was: in the Breslau Hotel, Breslau. 'The bride's mother selected. a pale, blue • polyester 'floor -length gown and a white gardenia cor- sage. The"groom's motherwore an orange ice chiffon sheath -styled formal gown with -a corsage of white noses. For a honeymoon spent cottaging in Northern Ontario, . the bride changed into •a going -away dress of a steel blue "polyester in street -length, with a'neckline tying into a • • bow, a •fitted -waisoe,, a tiny belt and cap sleeves. Her • corsage,as of.gardenias. • Mr. and Mrs. McCormick are living in Guelph. Prior to her marriage,, the, bride was the guest of honor atshowers given by Mrs. Helen Dawson, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Genevieve McCormick, Mother of the groom; and. by Mrs. Marie LeBlanc and Mrs. Ethel Caslick. A dinner for friends of-thebridal couple was hosted by Mrs. MargKay and Miss Mary Goetz: NS�URANCE George Turton LIFE, AUTO, FIRE AND ALL. OTHER L•INEL_ 319 HURON ROAD GODERICH • 524.741.1 • :.'REVERT TO STANDARD TIME SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th AT 2:00 O'CLOCKA.M. TURN YOUR CLOCK BACK ONE HOUR Kingsbridge presents. gif't's The October meeting of Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League was held in. St. Joseph's Parish Hall. Twenty-one members an- swered the roll call. Fr, •,pd : Dentinger. opened the meeting" with the league prayr. ' Clarice Dalton gave the scripture reading and the secretary's and treasurer's reports Were given. Karla Hogan presented Irene Dalton with a gift for making the quilt and afghan and Tina Van Diepan with a gift for 'her 25th wedding anniversary. ' ' Delores Van Osch read correspondence from Mr. and Mrs. Join Gallant ".(nee Marianne O'Keefe) ; Hr.. Ed °'Dentinger; Pontificial Association -of•- the Holy Childhood; Pinecrest Nursing Home; "They Chalice of Silver Thoughts'.' and Help Hon- duras Foundation. An . in- vitation -'was received to a Deanery meeting in London. A booklet "Chalice of Silver Thoughts" will be presented to,each CWL member. Theresa Courtney outlined Pro Life's past events. Dr. J R. 'Bannister, will be guest.. speaker at Pro Life dinner in Kingsbridge Hall October 18. T ll -LN TALK Margie O'Neill; I4=year'=ald daughter of Mr.- and Mrs.. James :: O'Neill, RR • 3 Goderich, won two- saddle .races at, the Teeswat'er Fair. Saturday. She took top honors in the class for riders 16 years of .age and under,and in the open class. Margie • is a student at GDCI. • GROWING k PLANT °-• ►I4CTREESA Community Life was commented on by Fran Rugling re the Thank-ofering held at 'Trinity_ Church and with the presentation made 'by Mr, and Mrs. Needham. Leaders are needed for girl guides. Theresa; Courtney reported on Deanirg Meeting held Sept. 22'nd in Listowel. Theme. was. Live'' the Mystery of Christ with Mary His Mother". -Fr. Dentinger Spoke stressing "Courage, •.Con fidence and -Cheerfulness". The Meeting was adjourned with prayers. • • a. 1'. • NEws FHQM :THE;LiBAARy Recently Goderich branch had an evening seminar on the use of Wild Plants, con- ducted by George Gray, tr Persons interested in books on this subject will like •Blanche Pownall_ Garretts "Canadian Country Preserves and'Wines". Mrs, Garrett is an expert in her • own field and has personally made the recipesshe lists in The book. She lives in Huron County and the ingredients she. gatheredfrom local farms and creeks. 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