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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-26, Page 12PAGE 12—GODE RICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, MAY,26, 1977 ° - • „ ` '�� +^ '*• MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH PHALEN ( PHOTO 13Y BISSET) Live near Walton Candlebras with flowers in shades of coral and white adorned the St. Augustine Roman Catholic Cbuccb, St. Augustine on April 29 at 6 p��. when 3oanne Hickey of Auburn and Je h Phalen of Blyth exchanged wedding vows in a double -ring ceremony. The bride is thdaughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey, Auburn and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phalen of Blyth. The Rev. Father E. Dettinger per- formed the ceremony and the er[ormoddheceremmuyundtbe organist was Allan Bosman of Londesboco, who also ac- companied the soloist, Mr. Jim Robertson of Hanover. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a floor -length gown of snow-white jersey knit sata peau. It featured high mandarin neckline, empire waist and long straight sleeves. The straight skirt fell into a long chapel train. The front of the dress and around the waistline was trimmed with imported Belgian lace. A Juliet caplet of matching tiny jersey pleats and trimmed with lace held a two-tier silk illusion veil trimmed with pearis. She carried a bouquet of sonya tb d and baby's breath. Miss Lynn Govannetti, (friend of the bride), of Embro was maid of honor. She wore a floor -length gown of melon polyester with matching jacket featuring a low gathered neckline and the jacket had flared sleeves with a tiny frill. She wore a large white picture, hat trimmed with matching melon ribbon and carried a white basket of matching b . daisies and baby's breath. onnrumamv were Mrs. Marian Hallahan, Miss Phyllis Hickey, sisters of the joride,. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor and carried the similar baskets of flowers. The groomsman was Bill Phalen of Godcrich, brother of the groom and the uyhere wero Jim Phalen of B|yth, brother of the m and Murray McNichol of Blyth, friend of the groom. The groom Ind his attendants Wore champagne Windsor tuxedos with brown velvet accessories. Following the ceremony a reception took place in The Blyth Community centre where the bride's mother received the guests wearing a floor -length nile green sata peau polyester dress featuring a V'ueokiiue, gathered front bodice with sequin and pearl trim and long sleeves. She 'vore a white gardenia. She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing a floor -length sleeveless gown of mint green and fioral white polyester with oco-ordinating , stole and a white gardenia. An honored guest was tbp groom's grandmother, Mrs. Cecila Deitner of Brussels. Other guests ,were pres,ent from Barrie, Oshawa, Walkerton, Stratford, Florida and the surrounding com- munities. For a wedding trip to South Coro\iva, the bride changed into a mint green street - length dress with matching accessories. The couple have taken up residence at R.R. 3 Walton. Bridge Club Scores Mary Hovey topped six tables in play with a point total of 65 at a meeting of Goderich Bridge Club. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine finishedsecond with 62 points ,and were followed by Edna Overholt and Jo Berry with 57 points and Verna Worthy and Jean Cook with 561/2. Keep your coolthis imashort sleeved dress shirt from Auburn b N Lions • The Auburn and District Lion's Club held its | meeting on Wednesday. May Community Memorial Hall starting with a delicious meal served by the Women's Institute. President Fred Lawrence was in charge and welcomed the new members Russel Garrison, Robert Worsell, Stephen Campbell. William Crawford and Whet- stone. Total charter mem- bership now is cro'hcrwh)pnowis 27, The 'election of the remaining officers took place. Elected were: |m vice- president, icepcexidcnt. Lion Donald McCauley; 2nd vice- president, ide tLion Gordon Chu nc ; 3nJvico'pn:siUcnt. Lion William Robertson: l'ail T~ister, Lion James 7vvo; Lion Tamer, Lion Mark Arthur; 1st year Director, Lion Brian Hallam : |,t year Director, Lion Kenneth Scott: 2nd- year Director.; Lion Stephen Campbell and Lion Ronald Crich. Elected before at a Previous ' meeting were secretary Robert Ketchabaw and treasurer James Schneider. 4 Plans were made for Charter Night which will be held on June 25th in the Blyth Community Centre consisting of a smorgasbord.dinnerund dance to the Country Com- panions. Tickets will be $15 per couple and Will be available from any member soon. The next regular Meeting will be held on June lot the first Wednesday of the month. Guests present were Lloyd Sto=urL, Mount Poroyt, Ted • Boimple, MitcbeU; Keith Richmond and Charles Shaw of Blyth, and Stewart McKinnon uf\9iuctnn. TONNOS-McNALL St. Thomas Ai Roman Catholic Cbucch, St. Catharines was the setting on May 7 for the marriage of Lynda Marie D8oNu\l of Welland and Fred A. Tonnos of Port Colborne. The Rev. Thomas Tonnos, the groom's unc\e, officiated for 'the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan|eyD0cy«uU~ of Welland and the groom is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph F. Tonnos of Port Colborne. Given in marriage by her fadboc, the bride wore a sheer georgette flowing skirt and chapel train with a morning coat of antique bridal satin. Ruffles rounded the neckline and the sleeves of the gown were in Belgian lace` She wore a derby styled hat in Brussels lace with a silk chapel -length illusion veil. She carried a matching parasol of bridal satin and Brussels lace, which was hand embroidered and ac- cented with pink sweetheart roses and baby's hreuth, Maid of honor, Linda Zemlenko of Welland wore a celery green polyester jersey gown with a matching cutaway jacket. She carried a parasol and wore a corsage of purple statice, silk violets and baby's breath. Bridesmaids Joanne Morrison of Welland, Lorene MucBcan, Cherry Clarke and Sue Nagy, all of Port Colborne, wore outfits similar to the maid ofbonour'o. Flower girls Stacy McNall of Fonthill and Jennifer Zemlenko of -Welland wore gowns of celery green eyelet print and carried white lacy baskets of purple statice, silk Niolets and baby's breath. Joseph Tonnos, Jr. of Port Colborne was best man. Ushering were John T. McNall of Gcra\dton, Ronald Piese of Toronto, Ted Clarke and Attila Nagy of Port Colborne. A reception followed the ceremony at the St. Catharines Golf and Country Club. The couple will make their home in St. Catharines. Auburn residents were invited to this wedding and the bride has heen an Auburn visitor frequently. AUBURN W.I. The May meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held last Tuesday evening in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall with the president Mrs. Eleanor Bradnoik in charge. The president welcomed all and the 4-H clubs of Auburn presented their program. Auburn 2 gave two skits and the girls gave two fashion shows. Those taking part were Karen McClinchey, Sandra McClinchey, Janice MoCUnchoy, Anita BoUum, Nancy Penyouod, Debbie Cunningham,Linda Cun ningham and Marilyn Archambault. The leaders were Karen &8cClihchey and Mrs. Topn Cunningham. Auburn l leaders Mrs. Donald Cartwright and Mrs. John Hildebrand had a display of their members and Colourful easy care polyester and cotton and 100 per cent cotton from Puritan, $�small, large and -'-- extra large� large checks, plaids and stripes. Also plain lamket shirts. Priced from movmS2m' Corner Montreal Street And The Square, Goderich You're Invited To Have LUNCH BILL: .��»��UD�� DA•V�� -� � ~~^^�� meet ANSON McKINLEY Progressive Conservative Candidate for `" Huron Middlesex FRIDAY, MAY 27 ' ~ 12:30 (Noon) oon) ' at Riverview Park, Exeter N� Just E. of Hwy. 4, South of the Bridge OLD FASHIONED '-_''-- POP, NICK ��LE HO T DOGS- & FREE DONUTS spoke on the garments made for the project Leisure wear. The members were Kim McDowell, Patti McDowell, Carol Seers, Sharon Stadelmann, Nancy Verbeek, Sherry Verbeek and Vickie Rodger. The girl nearest 16 years old was Linda Cunningham who won the prize. It was decided to have the June meeting ' in the af- ternoon. Plans were made to attend summary day for the quilt project on May 25 at Wingham. Mrs. Tbor,noo Lawior will be the delegate to DistriCt annual at Clinton. The minutes were accetd as read by the secretary Mrs. Robert Peck. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt reported on the Huronview Auxiliary meeting and Auburn ladies are asked to serve at the June tea on June 1. There will also be a bake sale. Mrs. Donald Haines was convener et_ _the C_!ub banquet, The card report was given by the convener, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and she read the thankyou notes received. A song contest was held and Mrs. Thomas Lawior was the winner. Mrs -Donald Haines showed interesting pictures .of their trip last winter to Texas. They were of the Natural Bridge Caverns near San Antonio and also many cattle ranches. ~ The report of the officers Conference was given by the delegate Mrs. Thomas Jardih. The roll &bU was answered by telling "Something l Threw in the Dump and Wish 1 Hadn't." A delicious lunch was served by Mrs,. Donald 8ai000, Mrs. Jessie 1Yuylor, Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs. Norman Wood. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies spent the weekend in (continued on page 17) ° A FARM 0�� N�� VOICE ~�� FOR YOU... 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