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PAGB 12A- 0DFJ'ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 19 ,
MR. AND MRS. R.G. MILLER
egi
Marry in St. George',
Canon G.G. Russell conduc-
ted the wedding ceremony iri
St. George's Anglican Chureh
August 24 at which Brenda
Louise Bradley and Robert
George Miller were united- in
marriage.
The church was decorated
with candelabras which.'carried
Out the red, white and blue
`theme for the wedding. Blue
and white mums graced the
altar.
Arthur Circle
-- Chureh--.organist Joseph Her
dman played traditional wed-
ding music, Special music was
supplied by Dr: Brian Lynch
who accompanied his wife,
Eileen on the guitar as she sang
Wedding Prayer`. .
The bride is the daughter of
.,,Ettabelle and Bill Bradley of
Goderich. The groom's parents
are Margaret and Roy Miller of
Stratford. -
The bridle . was given in
marriage by her •parents and
was escorted to the altar by.her
father. She wore a' gown of
white u, polyester eyelet,
fashioned ' by ,the groom',
'c n s fa
mother. The gown featured a
ei M V-shaped bodice, a softly roup
o ded . neckline and a • simple,
classicA-line skirt. The bishop
sleeves were drawn 'into V-
,
haped cuffs She
with
'pearl buttons: She wore a white'
picture hat and carried a
cascade of red sweetheart roses.
Maid or honor' for her sister
was •Faye Bradley, Goderich.
She .hose a navy floor -length,
gownwith red sash and a white.
Peter Pan collar. She 'wore a
white crocheted hat trimmed
with "a red band and blpe
flowersand carried •a .bouquet
project by the December of - red feathered .carnations,
•,�.e D:, �.e .e;..arFrw white ;mums : and blue ..ccorn-
meeting. •
• flowers.
The fall Presbyterial .will be
held in Knox. Church on •Wed-. Gowned identically to the
nesday O,ptober'9th at 1:3Q p.m. maid of honor were the
The W.M.S. and 'the Arthur bridesmaids, Alice Bradley,`
• Circle are responsible for three Goderich, a, sister of the bride,
'h ns, two special numbers • and Wendy Chase, London.
tea event
. The regular ,meeting of the
Arthur Circle was held on
Monday September 16th•' at_ 8'.
p.m. in the Church Parlour.
The normal' business of the
• meeting was, conductped by the
presider -it Agnes Cutt. .
The cook book project has_
been : reneived most favorably.
It was decided to make a
special effort to finalize this
Ym
and refreshments 'for this
meeting.
Jt was " moved by Betty
Coulter and seconded by Edna
Raynor that the Fall tea. be can-
celled. Unfortbnately, the date
chosen'earlier turned`ortpto be
the day of the Presbyterial
meeting.
It *• was decided ' that the
money bags ,project started
earlier in'fhe year could not be
completed':until 1975.
The gro>ap is catering to the
wedding of the daughter of One
of • the members.: Discussion
followed • in- ...this. '.'cbslriection:
The convener' of, this project is
Lucy Johnston, with the co- -
convener being I-jl.a7,e1
McCreath. 'It was most
gratifying to the "conveners to.
have such a fayorable and "et,
thusiastic response in the . way
of offer.$of help, food.• etc,
betty" McKenzie and her
group opened' the devotional
portion. Prayer was given by
Glenda Salter and Ruth Jerry
read thescripture..The offering
was received by. Edna Raynor
and dedicated by.Betty;McKen-
zie.
petty McKenzie presented a -
very thought;.provoking talk on
the theme "Faith". Her presen=
tation was mist interesting and
• relevent to the times. Betty'
• closed the meting with a poem
calleda .Faith, which actually
was a prayer.
A social half hour followed
,,,thee meeting. '
Groomsman.. roosa. was WilliamMiller, brother • off, the groom,
Stratford. Ushers- were
Raymond"Black, Stratford, and
Bruce Rodrigues, London..
The wedding dinner was ser-
ved in St. Gege's'Churc'h Halk
with the reception at Saltford
Valley H:.4
The „,ride's mother wore a
floor -length sleeveless V-neck
gown of white polyester.crepe
in i•e 1'and blue geometric motif
with a corsage of red roses. The
groom's mother selected a 'red
and white polyester voile floor -
/length gown styled with a fitted
bodice, an A=line skirt and full
Sleeves with a fitted cuff. Her,
corsage was of . white car-
nations. - •�_
. For travelling to Northern`
Ontario where the couple spent
their honeymoon, the bride
changed to. a long red and
white and blue plaid _A-line
skirt topped by .a navy long
sleeved blouse and a white
shrink trimmed with navy.
They are living in Waterloo.
Prior. to the wedding, the
bride was guest of:honor when
Misses Wendy Chase, Faye and
Alice Bradley" entertained at a
shower at the' Chale residence
in Goderich. ,
Mrs. John Durnin, RR 3
Aun and Mrs. Barry Young
were hostesses at a shower at-
tended by.friends and relatives.
Mrs,- Carlyle . Bannister and
Mrs. �''a rold Hibbert enter-
taine. neighbors and friends at
a luncheon in her honor at The
Mill,.. Benmiller.
A c Hibbert
mwiit y project
Sor�rityrnenibers organize
arthritis, rheumatism CaNVIISS
As a community health
services project, members of
Beta Theta 31.71, Beta Sigma '
.Rhi Sorority will. be devoting
their timeandenergy on behalf
of the Goderich Branch of The
Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society during the
week 'of September 30 to Oc-
tober 4;.
Commencing . Monday next
under the Chairmanship of .
Mrs. Dorrje Chisholm, 219 East
Street, Sorority members and
their friends will launch the an-.
nu,.1 canvass of local:
households and business
establishments, seeking support
of the Arthritis , Society's'
program of patient care ser-`
vices, research and public and -
professional education. Also
assisting in the canvass of the
comniunity will be members. of
the local Delta Epsilon, Chapter
of the Sorority.
"The reason -we are devoting
a full week to this project,"
'stated Mrs. Chisholm, "is that
we wanto ensures that every
citizen has been given an op-
portunity. to contribute in the
fight against the Nation's
greatest crippling disease and,
until its ravages are brought
under' control, that all *sufferers
are provided ith the highest
standards of "care.''
.i
hryw.,Ulby;
Fifty-two weeks of 'the year
the professional home -'care ser-
vices of the. Arthritis Society
are available to victims -.of the
rheumatic diseases in Goderich
and district from its Regional
office in London. Patients. are
'referred for• this cost-free ser-
. 'vice by their physicians.
During'„ that' same period
*Many ' arthritis'sufferers, from
the area derive, considerable
benefit frond' the- specialized
_diagnostic, and rehabilitativetreatment ;facilities ':of the
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