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PAGE 10A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977
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ubena Brindley weds in Goderich
North Street United ..Church in Goderich was at-
tractively decorated with white bows, altar
arrangements and candelabra arrangements of pink
gladioli, white iceburg mums and baby's breath on
October 8, for the wedding ceremony of Rubena Pearl
Brindley of.RR 6 Goderich and David i3ruce MacLennan
of RR 1 Tiverton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon K.
Brindley of RR 6 Goderich and the groom is the son of
Mrs. Margaret .MacLennan of RR 1 Tiverton and the late
Clarence MacLennan.
The Reverend Ralph King of North Street United
Church officiated at the double ring ceremony. Music for
the ceremony was provided by soloist William Stiles of
Goderich who sang Wedding Prayer, Wedding Hymn and
Amazing Grace. He was accompanied by organist
Robert Blackwell.
The bride was given in marriage by her father. She
wore a long white gown of Quiana material featuring a
scalloped neckline and long bishop sleeves with wide
cuffs. Lace decorated the top of the sleeves and the cuffs.
Lace also trimmed the bottom of the dress and draped
from the empire waist. White lace flowers wkth pearl
centres "adorned the front of the dress. The bride's
headpiece was a juliet cap with white pearls and mat-
ching lace which held a long pure silk ullusion veil with
lace to match at the bottom of the layer of the long,
chapel train and the dress itself. The bride wore a
necklace and earrings, gifts of the groom. She carried a
cascade bouquet of white miniatrue carnations, bridal
pink roses, gy-psophila and springeri fern.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Donelda Anson of Hanover,
sister of the bride. She wore a long dress of polyester
fortrel in a bright red color with a double cape of white
with red on top. She carried a bouquet in syrll.phony
design of white iceburg mums, pink miniature- car-
nations and springeri fern. She wore red roses in her
hair.
Bridesmaids were Helen Brindley, Norinne Brindley,
Nancy Brindley and Marie Brindley, all sisters of the
bride, of Goderich. Their gowns were the same as the
matron of honor's gown, all in red with white trim. They
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wore red roses in their hair and carried bouquets in
symphony design of white icel?.ui g mums, pink miniature
carnations and springeri fern.
Miss Catherine Anson and Miss Carolyn Anson, nieces
of the bride, were flower girls. They wore long white
dresses of polyester fortrel with white stripes and puffed
sleeves. White lace trimmed the collars and empire
waists. They both carried nosegays of white iceburg
mums and pink miniature carnations. They wore red
roses in their hair.
Groomsman was Ronald MacKinnon of Walkerton,
friend of the groom. Ushers were John MacLennan of
Kitchener, brother of the groom, John Campbell of
Tiverton, cousin of the groom, Murray Munro of
Tiverton, friend of the groom and Angus MacLennan of
Goderich, brother of the groom.
The groom and his attendants wore dark tuxedos
trimmed with black. All wore white carnations.
Ringbearers were Robert MacLennan of Kitchener
and Norman MacLennan of Goderich. They wore navy
blue blazers and gray pants.
Following the wedding, a supper was held at the Blyth
arena for about 200 guests. The flowers of the bride's
attendants, silver candles and a four tier wedding cake
with an arrangement of blue roses decorated the head
table. Wedding bells decorated the arena. The wedding
party stood on the stair steps to greet the guests. Dancing
followed the meal.
The bride's mother greeted guests in a light blue gown
of polyester with pearl trim around the neckline and a
corsage of pink and white miniature carnations.
The groom's mother chose a royal blue long gown of
crepe material with sheer sleeves. Her flowers were pink
and white miniature carnations.
For a wedding trip to the southern states, the bride
changed to a beige and flowered pattern dress and a
corsage of white carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. David MacLennan will reside at RR 1„
Tiverton, Ontario.
Prior to the wedding, the bride was feted at a shower
given by Mrs. Angus MacLennan and a shower given by
the Carlow community.
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inparticular
Poppy campaigning underway
The chairman of the Legion
I3ranch 109 Poppy Committee
this year, Comrade E.G.
"Barney" Davis informed the
I3ranch this week that plans
are now completed for the
-annual Poppy Canvass and
the parades to mark the
observance of Remembrance
Day.
Organizations and
businesses in the community
have been contacted to
support the Poppy Fund with
the purchase of a wreath or a
donation to the fund and the
Poppy Chairman reports that
the response has been most
favorable.
From Thursday November
3 to Saturday November 5,
citizens of the community will
also be given .an opportunity
to donate to the Poppy Fund
when members of both
Branch 109 and the Ladies'
Auxiliary will distribute
poppies both to the homes and
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on the sheets of the town and
suburbs.
Poppy boxes have also been
located at various business
outlets in town for those who
wish to support the Poppy
Fund but are missed in the
canvass.
Donations to the Poppy
Fund enable Legion Branch
109 to provide bursaries for
children of veterans to
continue their education
beyond the secondary level.
This year poppies will also
be distributed to the schools
in the area and the students
will be given information as
to the significance of the
poppy•
On Sunday November 6,
Legion Branch 109 will hold
their annual church parade at
Knox Presbyterian Church
where Legion Padre, the Rev.
G.L. Royal will conduct the
service.
On Friday November 11 at
11 a.m. all citizens and
veterans of the community
are invited to join the Branch
in observing Remembrance
I)ay at a service to be held at
the Cenotaph on the Square.
Members of the Branch and
the Ladies' Auxiliary will
form at the Legion Hall
Terry Cr
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