The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-29, Page 25MiSS HELEN VIDEAN
,The weatherman had thrown
'''-ut;triAt:+etr,erythin, at( ctderieit and
4: yar•`e';x 4;4rduns except snow
:wt,bll:t,' rds, Yet, almost
mir avitlonsly, .. enough flowers
• ° survived to produce a small but
successful show at The .Goderich
('i trden -Club's Spring Flower
:11• ,* ,'how h.eldat North Street United
Church hall on Saturday,taune 24.
visitor's at the sligw saw a
srnaller number of flower
arrang ments than usual.
However, quality was certainly
still
there: .• ,fie
A frequent cgmment as the cut•-
ftowers section was viewed was
x.. '' `How did they find such beautiful
,fhwers after this weather?",
I4usig,played'in the background
,.• whileinkhors to the shim viewed
the lilowe.rs, admired the works' Uf
theGoderich Art Club Members',
and, Thanks to The North Street
tf.C.W. ,,drink : tea and chose
Goderich Garden Club president Wendy Hoernig^admiressome of'the many floral displays during the
IfiGarde, z ub'sannual Flower -Show held Saturday -at North Street United Church. Mrs.,Hoernig said
is y . 's show was not as large as intprevious years but noted she was pleased with the interest
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.Later in the evening tine •
winners of thedraw in the `„.Guess
The Gardens Contest” were
arinotnced.
y •
,'• The first prize •of a $10 gift
''`certificate from Gower's Garden
Centre went to Mr, A. Hug311;
sec nd prize, a $5 gift certificate K
• went to Mrs. Shirley Lamb; and
prizes of Garden Fertilizer went
tOlYfrs. A. ldugill and Mrs.. Elaine
Worsef�, y
Residences pictured in the
° contest were those of F.
Mandersbrr,-cor.._. -
.� ..-nerl•luron Rd. and.:...
Mill Rd.; IL Appel, 232 Warren
Hugill, 92 Cambria Rd.; J.
Mohring, 345 Huron Rd.; J.
`Durnin, 220 Widder St, and J.- -
Pitblado, 125 St. Patrick St.
First, second and third place
Winners in the various sections-
were: ,
CUT FLOWERS
Aquilegia,• Mrs. C.• Worsell,. •
Mrs. A. Beach, Mrs. E.
Hetherington; Canterbury Bells,
Mrs. ,J. Johnstone, 'Mrs. G.
Green, Mrs. E. Pridham;
Delphinium, Mrs. D, McKee;
Di;inthus, Mrs ;i, Johnstone.
Foxglove, Mrs. y • ugill,N. Shaw, Mrs: Worsell;
twiny, Mrs. M. McKee, Mrs.
Galbraith; Iris, Mrs. A.' Beach,
Miss M. Hcfw•ell, Mrs.'" J.
Johnstone; Lily, Miss M. Howell,
Mrs. R. Menzies„
Pony (one colour), Mrs. H.
McKee, Mrs, G. Green, Mrs. M.
Mathe.rs; Peony,(mixed),Mrs. M.
Mather,; Shasta Da-isy, Mrs. E.
Pridham, Mrs. D. McKlee, Miss
M. Howell; Sweet ,William (one
colour), NIM. G.,Green, Mrs. M.
-Hetherington, Mrs,. J. Johnstone.
Sweet William (mixed); Mrs, G.
Green, Mrs. J. Johnstone; Pansy -
(without foliage),.Mis's M. Howell,
Mrs. C. Greele Mrs.
Johnstone; Pansy (with foliage),
rs. R. Menzies Mrs. A. Hu •il ,
rs. J. Johnstone. Viola, Mrs. R.
Menzies, Mrs. ,i'::Johnstone, Mrs.
A,-Ilugill.
Lupin,, Mrs, E. Pridham„Mrs .
D. McKee; FlOwering Shrub or
Tree, Mrs. R, Menzies, Mrs. G.
Green, Mrs. Galbraith; Other
Flower Mir,. 'ft. •,-.Menzies, Mrs.
M,' McKee, Mrs. J, Johnstone.
ROSE'S ,
• Miss Canada, Mrs. A. Hugill,
Mrs, R.Menzies; Peace -yellow,
Mrs. R. Menzies, Mrs. A. Hugill;
.Peace -other cololtr, Mrs.' D.
McKee, Mrs. A'"Hugill; White or
near white; John Wilson, Mrs. A.
Hugill; Mrs. J. Johnstone, _,
:.mink""br pink•blen'd;1.M-es,. A--
ilugill, Mrs:lt'McKee,. Mrs. J.
Johnstone; Rose-91oured rose,
John Wilson, Mrs. ,J.' Johnston,
Mrs'. A. Jlugill; Orange blend to
apricot, Mrs. A, Hugill, Miss
HeleJa... lean, Mrs, D: McKee;
Red or red blend, Mrs. D. "McKee,
Mrs. A:.Hugill, Mrs, G. Green.
Yellow or yellow blend, Mrs. A.
Hugill, Mrs. N. Shaw, Mrs G,
Green; Other. colour, Mrs.. A.
Hugill, Mrs. D. McKee, Mrs. J.
Johnstone; FukiMown rose, John
Wilson, Mrs, UE 11 a,RQse in
bud, Miss Helen Videart, Mrs. R.
M. ties, John Wilson.
pecimen blooms, Mrs. A.
Hugill, Mrs. E. Pridham, Mrs. J.
Johnstone; Climbing Rose, Mrs. •
A. Hugill, Mrs. D. McKee, Mrs. J.
Johnstone; Climbing Rose -3
different varieties, Mrs. A.
Hugill, Mrs, G. Green:
Climbing Rose -hybrid tea type.
Mrs. E. Pridham; Floribunda,
red, Mrs, A. Hugill; Floribunda,
pink, Mrs. G. Green, Mrd J.
Johnstone, ' Mrs.. A. ' Hugill;
Floribunda, other c'ol'our, Mrs.
' Hugill, Mrs. C. Worsell, Mrs. D.
McKee. - • }
Floribun.. 3 folours u s .:
• Hugill;• 'Mrs. J. Johnstone;
Grandiflora Rose, Mrs. A. Hugill,
Mrs. .1. Johnstone, Mrs. D.
McKee; Mintiature_ Rose, Mrs, A.
Hugill, Mrs: D. McKee, -Mrs. J.
Johnstone; any other Rose, Mrs.
A. Hugill, Mrs. J. Johnstone.
HOUSE PLANTS•
African Violet, single, Mrs., A.
Beach, 'Mrs. J. Johnstone„ Mrs.
C. Worsell; African. Violet -
double, Mrs: J. Johns -tenet -House
Plant _lb Bloom, Mrs, J,,
Johnstone; Miss Helen Videan;
House Plant noni-flowering, Mrs.
J. Johnstone,, Mrs. G. Green;
Cacti . Collection,' - Mrs. J.
M1Johnstone,
i FIRANGEMllrNTS
No ee, Fancy.°tarok, Mrs. .
Green;, Open, PatiOr PAM, Mr's,
N� Shaw, Mrs.. J: Jol'tnstpne, Mrs,
E. Pridham., Celebration, Mrs.
. ,Johnstone, MISS M. Howell; Mrs..
E. Pridham; .A Perfect Pair, Mrs,
M. McKee, Mrs -1M. l tetheringkdn,:
. Mrs. J. Johnstone. • a
All Tied Jp, Miss. M. ,d?lawell,
Mrs. J. Johnston, Mrs, M.,
McKeei Anything Goes; .Mrs„, 'Nx
Shaw, Miss M. Howell Mrs, J.
Johnstone; Japan"ese
Arrangement, Mrs. N. Shaw,
Mrs. M. _McKee, Mrs J.
Johnstone, •
Pixie, Mrs. M'. McKee, Mrs. N.
Shaw, Mrs. Galbraith.;
Tinherbelle, Mrs.: N. Shaw, Miss
M. Howell, Mrs. R. Menzies.
JUNIOR
Toyland, Miss Karin Hoernig,
A : total of„487 • ?.individual
exhibits were entered in this,
year's competitior's,
• '• Major award's ineluded:
The Canadtah Imperial Bank of
�n.mer-ce�•••T-r-t�phy� fere--�igttest�-
number' of points in the ;show,
• Mrs. A. ' Hugill;. Dimonime -
Flower Shop Trophy for highest
number of • points ,in
"arrangements, Mrs: N. Shaw;
Dominion Road Machinery
'Company Trophy for best
arrangement in the show, Miss M.
Howell. '
.Upper Lakes Shipping Company -
.Wmited Trophy for besin. the
show, Miss,,M. Howell; -White
Rgse Gasoline Trophy for best._..._..
white rose in the show, John
Wilson; SiftoSalt Company Award
for three best roses in the shows;
Mrs. A. il.ugill.
.Kngx.Presbyterjan Church in Goderich was the setting for a
lovely S,,atttrday afternoon, June 3, when the Rev. G. Lctckha t •
Royal of 'icated at a double -ring ceremony uniting Trien Eke'
Beuker,`daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henk Beuker of Burlington,
and Morley Edward Leaking .Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Morley
Leeking q;f Goderich, formerly of 13ur`iington. "o
• i Organist for the wedding ceremony was Mr,. W, Cameron.
'Given en 'marriage by her father, the bade chose a floor length
white thfffon:gown, etnpire waist withlong sheer sleeves, high
"'neck-lineacg,bodiceand soft -A-line skirt, tier floor length veil'
was edged.Wittr.matching tact, and'adorrned•with a chiffon bow.
She carrieda While Bible decorated with purple miniature mums
and, tit auv ! rtiti�sxr s,.
11ii s^` %1 etRr.N#rlliWell, sister, or the bride, was patron of
honOtir.,MPO,i,CindY I'>l eeking was bridesmaid and Miss ttnn
Leeking vy'!, #lower»girl, •The three girls were dressed
identically in ma live formal•erigth gowns with a' matching floral
bo lice. Thebridettrr aid,Scarried baskets,of white daisies and the
' flowertgdrleat'r' ed'n,J*Sket of red rose petals. All dresses for
• the, bridal party. WEre Tirade by Mrs, 'II. ,Johnson of Goderich.
Tim MCC:heStieyti rl ington.witsbestmandnd Gary Leaking
of Trirririi(r Wa►!3 jfrr)taTtis'�&n; Torre ilallrwttll and Steve Brennanushered uests,^(iueiits ax'ti'ved'from 'Sasktttchtwan, Toronto,,
Burlington, 0x"1111 ., iftmilttin, Kingston, .North flay, WhIthv
The iride'S -nit ler`` Wot'e e:'iioor-length pastel green flowered
gobvriAvit r beige accessories and the grootef moth , r wort a
'fici*r Zp"ni"gth •gown of yeiltW Chilfort,witb white accessories.
11;'41;.” ngthere COPtiOn tit Auburn lfdll,_the bride changed tb a
lo,1i"Oct W ttr6! (rltrlt(• wstvl dress, 'with .r white knitted
)n°citOkm a 440purse irr.the honeymoon journeyi•, •
Thot tlyill;residett (i Stseet n'Gr trrh.1
-Sharon Lucina Little, daughter of Mrs. Reta Kelland of
�Londesboro and the late Thoma°s Milton. Little, was 'wed to
Douglas Edward lowers, son of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Bowers Of
-'20 Elgin Avenue, Goderich, in a double -ring ceremony June 10 at
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich.. Reverend G.L Royal
conducted the ceremony;
The bride's dress was, floor -length white chiffon with white
ribbon and trim. Ithad an empire waist, long puffed sleeves and a
ruffle at the herii. There was a short matching veil with a round
headpiece: She -carried a nbsegay,pf white daisies and YeIldw.
sweetheart roses. ,
The'niatron of honor was Mrs. •Perky,,gabon of Goderich, She
,wore a,floor-lengthpinknylori-dresswith white trim. It had long
puffed sleeves, an empire.walst, and a'•ruffle at the hem. She
carried a nosegay of white dal%sies.
The bridesmaids were miss - Joan Bowers of Goderich and
°Miss Judy KIlland of Londesbaro. They wore floor -length white ' .
dresses with.Pinkand yellow flowers and green" trim styled with
empire' waists, 'short.'puffed sleeve`s and ruffled hems. 'They,
carried nciegays of. white daisies. •
Miss Ki i Mabon and Miss Nancy Bowers were the flower
• girls. .They ,wor'epink cotton ,dresses teat were floor length and
hadshortpuffedsleeves1 They each carried a nosegay of white
daisies. • •
`The groomsman was LenJetiltins of Goderich. Carl Petersen
and EveretI 11ortoIi were the ushers.
The reception was held at the Bayfield Community Pentre.
"rhe.ride's another mile .a 'street -length yehtow and white
dress of crlrtrplet e, She 'woree yellow carnations with matching
accessories.
The mother of the groot i Wore a blue street -Length ctimplen
dress With lace sleeves. S�tevror�pxniC Caratdons and mitchin
g
accessorie '. 1 a y The briido'°, traveljiiik.costume was. a floor -length purple
flowered dress with matching aeces;sories.
Thi; couple, le went to the „Fast coast of Canada for their
hone)'motin i rlrlce 1 dward llalarrd, tlNibvar- Scotia, and Kew
Brutiswl k
Thi +atropic• will, residerat 2 A i luron Road, (.odertch.
Mrs. 1l. Hirst t, of 'NOWA' Drive; Goderich, and Mrs. ,Jelin
9ct,ulretf t(JentStrtictit llirec , both a
vt'shedwors for the
bride, �
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• Variegated shades of mauve carnations, gladioli and white...
daisies and lighted candelabra was the setting in St. George's
Anglican Church, Goderich, on June 10, for the marriage of
Patricia .Alice Muinby, daughtereof •M'r. and Mrs, 1v1,.W. Cox,
Goderiehto James Douglas Phi"hlfps, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs.
1L Phillips, RR 4,, Stratford. j ev:G,G. Russell officiated at the
double ring ceremony. ,
Traditional organ music was played by Paul Baker and "The
Lord's Prayer" and "Ave Maria" was sung by Miss Helen
Videan.
The bride, given in marriage by her step -father; wore a floor ry
length, °white gown of lagoda in princess lines, styled with a
detachable wattusa train with low panel,_The ,yolk and leg '0'
mutton sleeves were' or a crocheted lace. The gown was
complemented by a tour silk,illusion veil on a wedding. ring
headpiece. She carried a w Bible with lace, yellow rose buds -
and streamers bf'stephano -
... The maid of honor, ' anet Williams, Goderich wore a
purple chiffon gown of ictorian styling with lace bodice.
The bridesmaids, Miffs Brenda Perris, Goderich, Miss
Beverly Weaver, London, and Miss Wendy Ginn, - Kitchener, wore
identical gowns to maid of honor in descending hues of mauve.
Each carried baskets of mauve carnations and•white'daisies'..
The groomsman was Donald Phillips, RR 5 Stratford, brother
of the groom.. The ushers were Donald Wilhelm, Stratford. Brian
Weaver, London, and Warren Steffin, Stratford.
The Saltford Valley HaH, decorated in hues of mauve and
candlelight was the setting for the dinner and reception.
The mother of'the bride greeted guests in a formal length,gowri
of chiffon'over taffeta in shades of mauve an,pink with a corsage
of`pink and white baby roses.
She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a formaf
gown of polyester crepe in shades of ,yellow and pink with a
corsage of yellow baby roses.
For a honeymoon ta. to Florida the bridge donned a suit
ensemble of coral and white with white accessories and white
gardenia, corsage.
The couple will reside at 131 Borden Street, Stratford. -
Prior to the mar ;loge the , ride was feted at a kitchen shower
at the nervi ho" c f Mrs:` 'ordon Kaitting.
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Mrs. Mary 1 w a shower, asSistei
bv
Miss-
Brenda .
Ferris and Miss J Burris.
A miscellanea sho. erwas Delia the home of Mrs. ttnber0
Hay, God ,•
A welcome-to-the•fami • 's er was given by K'aren Theil and
Hawn Phillips of Strati° . ,
.Miss JanetWilllams tied her mother, of Goderich, also g,;tve a
sh9wer. , �
' • .The brit e's mother entertained on Julie 3 ata tea in Londoh for
her daugh t61". '
•MR: AND MRS. G.E. SPROUL
Joanne Elizabeth Cook and Gary Elwin Sproulwere married in
a lou .lexi0..cere aanv a t n„n_g a nn.oatinited-.C.hurch--aa one 16,
Rev: McCleneghan conducted the 7 p.m. service.
The bride i,s the daughter of Mrs. H.C. Cook of RR 2,' Goderich
and"the late.Harry C. Cook. The groom is the son of.Mr.- and Mrs,
Howard Sproul of RR 3, Auburn,
Mrs, Allan Webster of RR 3, Auburn pla°yid "So'ntewhere My ,
Love" as the bride entered. The soloist, Miss Nancy Anderson of
Auburn, sang " Eideleweiss, " "Our Father," and 'fill Walk With '
You,"
The bride's uncle, John Campbell of RR 3, Bayfield escorted
the bride tothealter,• , • gown_•was of polyester crepe; empire
waistline, and sleevel„, . It was }horn under a long lace jacket
with a cathedral trairl; long puffy s-leeves and a -hood. The bride
carried a spray of yellow roses and shasta. dais•,es;
Matron of honor was Miss Jennifer Coolc.sister of the bride
7-4. The bridesmaids.were Miss, Lynda Chisholm of Clinton, Mrss
• •-Pegglc_,Campbell of RR 3. Bayfitld'and Miss Sharon Sillibs of
Goidentical
They,worederich. gowns of mauve victorian rose trimmed
with bands of purple velvet ribbon. They carried a' closed
inverted umbrella covered with.,,lace Identical to the bride's
hooded gown, The umbrellas were filled with yellpw and mauve
mums and yellow and white shasta daisies. Thereupswept hair
• style were accented with,daisies.
.
Groomsman was Douglas Brown pf•RR 6, Goderich Ushers
were Bruce Sillibs, RR 6, Goderich, John Campbell. Jr." of RR 3,
Bayfield, and Gerrie Glenn of Dungannon. The wedding party
chose the Spanish, tuxedo,
The reception, was -held ,in the Royal Canadian Legion:
Goderich, The wedding guests were greeted hy'the wedding party
and parents in rec•i-ving line. ; .
MrsiCook wore a long rose and pink chiffon gown, silver
accessories and a corsage of stephanotis. Mrs. Sproul wore a
mauve polyester crepe dress and black patent accessories and a
corsage of stephanotis. ,
' For a honeymoon to be' spent in,Northern Ontario the bride
changed to a navy and white polka dot jersey 'dress, ,red wet leak
accessories and a corsage of red carnations.
Thee duple are residing on the farm of then groom's parents:
The,bride will continua: working at" Goderich • Psychiatric.
Flosita•rand the groom. will continue his electrical business.
Prior to her mairr.iage the bride was. feted at several events: A
Surprise shower was given by ",m Johanna Gottschalk at her
'horde in Goderich; a kitchen shower was hosted, by Mrs. Carol.
Wilson and Miss Kathy Wilson .,at their home in Goderich,'
township; and a thistellaneous shower was hosted a- y Mrs..
Harold McWhinney of Nile. The bride's mother, assisted by he'r
sisters Mrs. D. Matheson of London, Mrs, L. Riley of Goderich
and Mrs. S. Campbell of RR 3, Bayfield, errtertaine4 numerous
gtiestsat a trousseau tea at the bri'de's home.
°•`ri'he g1'i one- parents, entertained the bridal partyat their
�
home following the rehearsal.'
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Guests attended the wedding from various places: London:
Stratford;' Imperial, Sask.: , Port Colborne, Trtdnton, and the
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surrounding area:4