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PAGE 14A.-,GO,EERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1977
ouple married in Goderich
Will live in Dundas
During a candelight, double ring ceremony on July 30
at Victoria Street United Church, Rev_ John Wood united
in marriage David John Nisbet and Janice Louise
Westlake.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Westlake of R.R. 4, Goderich and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nisbet of Stratford.
Organist was Mrs. Florence Wightman and Marilyn_
Wightman accompanied on the piano. Wanda Linner was
soloist. She sang "The Greatest Gift" and "The Wedding
Song."
The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She
wore a gown of satin. It featured a sweetheart neckline
with full length chiffon sleeves, empire waistline, and full
A-line skirt falling into a cathedral train. The gown was
accented with seed pearls, lace and pleated chif-
fon trimmed the hem and cuffs. 'The finger tip silk-
illusion veil was held in place by a cap of pleated chiffon
and seed pearls. She carried a cascade of coral roses,
spider mums, stephanotis, and baby's breath.
The groom wore an ivory tuxedo with a coral rose bud
on his lapel.
• Maid of honor was Pat Westlake, sister of the bride.
She wore a sleeveless dress of apricot chiffon, completed
with a floral shoulder cape. On her head she wore a wide
brim hat covered with matching floral chiffon,
Bridesmaids were Betty Westlake, sister of the bride
and Nancy McKellar, friend of the bride. They were
gowned the same as the maid of honor, except the capes
were solid apricot chiffon, The bridal attendants carried ,
rosegays of tinted miniature carnations; spider mums,
and hahv's breath
Groomsman was Murray Wightman of Waterloo.
Ushers were Bob Nisbet, brother of the groom of Sault
Ste. Marie and Jeff Schieck, cousin of the groom of ,
Moorefield. They wore identical brown shits. They had _
boutonnieres- of stephanotis.
A reception followedthe wed, ling at the Saltford Valley
Hall.
The bride's mother greeted guests in a jade green. --.
polyester gown, V -necked, with a long sleeved jacket
trimmed with lace. She wore a corsage of yellow roses.
The groom's•mother chose a cut away shoulder, high
necklined empire waist, floral gown in delicate shades of
blue. The look was completed with a long sleeve high
waisted jacket. She wore a corsage of pink roses.
For a wedding trip to the Poconas, the bride changed to
a yellow linen -like crimp jumpsuit. The groom wore a
brown velour top and camel slacks.
Guests attended the wedding from Moose' Jaw,
Saskatchewan, Montreal, Sault Ste. Marie, Orangeville,
Kitchener, Mississauga, Toronto, Dundas, Corunna,
London, Stratford, Moorefield and Goderich area.
Mr. and Mrs. Nisbet will reside at No. 1012 - 50
Governors Road, Dundas, Ontario.
Prior to the wedding, a miscellaneous shower was
given for the bride by employees of K and W Optical Ltd.,
Kitchener. A miscellaneous shower was given by friends
in Kitchener, A shower was given by maternal aunts and
families at the home of Mrs. Winnifred Squire. A per-
sonal shower W'as given at Saltford Valley Hall by the
bride's paternal aunts and families. Also the bride wqs
feted at a community shower at Saltford Va11ey.Hal1.
Maple Leaf I.O.D.E, reviews summer
Maple Leaf Chapter
I.O.D.E. be Id their Sep-
tember meeting at the home
of Mrs, Robert Patterson,
Bogie's Beach, Mrs. W.
Garrow, vice-regent, chaired
the business meeting.
-I\ rs. N. Coates. assistant
secretary read a letter from
Her Honour Pauline
McGibbon, Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario ex-
pressing her thanks to the
chapter for her reception and
the gift of a book on the
history of Goderich,
Assistant education
secretary, Mrs. R. McCallum
reported that the trophy for
General Proficiency in Grade'
8 at Robertson School had
been won by Pauline Isaac
and the trophy for excellence
in Grade 8 Social Studies at
St. Mary's school had been
won by Nick Brudnicki. Mrs,
McCallum also stated that
two bursaries were awarded
People
lflplirtkular
Vaccinate
all pets
The Ontario Humane
Society warns that rabies and
distemper are highly
dangerous. infectious
diseases. There is 'no known
cure for rabies, and
distemper is fatal in
numerous cases. But owners
can protect their pets against
the spread of these and other
diseases with a simple, an-
nual program of vac-
cinations. The Ontario
Humane Society urges you to
have your pet vaccinated and
to keep the program up, to
date. For more information,
contact your veterinarian or
call the nearest branch of the
O.H.S.
MR. AND MRS. DAVID NISBET
to G.D.C,I. students for McIntyre for the reception at
further studies. Harbour Park.
Mrs. W. Garrow accepted It was voted to send a
reports for the activities that donation to aid in the pur-
the chapter held during the chase of 37 watercolours and
summer for Tri -Jubilee drawings by Winnifred
celebrations. It was noted Petchey Marsh, a National
that each one was most Chapter- of Canada Silver
successful and the following Jubilee Project and a
conveners are to be heartily donation to the Tri -Jubilee`
congratulated: Mrs. H. Committee of Goderich to
Murphy, for the wine and assist with their expenses.
cheese party:, Mrs. B. Ross As the assessment office
--for the display Replica of will no longer be available on
Crown Jewels; Mrs. E. Van Tuesday evenings the
Den Broeck, Mrs, J. members were asked •to
•Mclnt.yre —and -- Mrs. W:--rnnsidcr—an alternative: A
Garrow for the Citizenship- decision will 'be reached at a
Court; Mrs. P. Strickland for future meeting.
the float; Mrs. R. McDonald, Mrs, R. McGee thanked
Mrs, F. Curry and Mrs. I. Mrs. Patterson for having the
Papernick for the prize meeting at her home and
winning table setting; and Mrs. F. Durst•served a tasty
Mrs. W. Garrow and Mrs. J. lunch.
GODERICH SIGNAL STAR
PAPER LEAFS
1ST ANNUAL
SLOW PITCH
TOURNAMENT
SATURDAYISEPT. 17th
Goderich girl
wins in dancing
Competition
Kim Fritzley, daughter of
Bill and Donna Fritzley of
Goderich, recently won a first
and a second place in the
Eastern Canada Highland
Dancing Competition held at
D-undurn Castle in Hamilton.
Kim
Kim was competing in the
open 11 years of age and
under category. She received
a first in the sword dance and
a second in the Seann
Trfubhas.
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glad to arra you -11i11'4 to the Blayttir
Call her of S24.;;
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VAN CONVERSIONS
We now have
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 6:30 SAT. NIGHT
SCHEDULE
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GAME 2. 10:00 A.M. 1863 vs. MENESET
GAME 3. 11:30 A.M. DUNGANNON vs. BEAVERS
GAME 4. 1:00 P.M. FORESTERS vs. ORPHANS
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GAME 7. 6:00 P.M. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
WINNER GAME NO. 5 vs. WINNER GAME N0. 6
This is our first tine holding a
Tournament on our diamond.
Come on out, support your team:
and help us make it a success.
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