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GOUERIc S.IGJ4AL-S AR, THURSDAY; JULY 17, '197 4frAtE; 0
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Mr., and Mrs. 1.LCox
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St. Georges Anglican C lurch,
Goderich, had bouquets of
yellow & white daisies adorn'',g
the altar for the June "21 wed'
'ding "ceremony of John Leslie
'Cox and Karen Wendy Such.
The bride is the. daughter of
Dr. and • Mrs. 1-.1.B, Such of
Goderich an.j the groom is the
-son of Mr. and Mrs. William
,.Cox of Goderich Township.
The -bride was given in
marriage by her fathein the
double ring „cereony of-
ficiated by Canon G.G. Russell.
Friend of ,the couple, Chris
Thorne of St, Catharines played
"The Bells" a violin solo ac-
comprnied by ' organist • Mr.
Herdman, '
The bride wore G a flowing
gown :of polyester satin with
scooped neckline; fitted bodic'e
and flared skirt that extended
to 'a chapel 'train. The fitted
sleeves •withlily points were
trimmed wit1Alencon lace as
was the `neckline, bodice. and
hemline. The high crowned
headpiepce with matching; lace,.
held a tl'ree tiered French
,illusion veil, finger point length
with scalloped edges 'She
carried a cascade bouquet of
peacJh I can"ia roses; white'
• rni.niat'ure 'carnations,
stephanotis and pale green
baby's breath.
The Matron of i Honour . was
the bride's sister Bonnie
Gdanski of St. Louis Mb. and ,.
attendants from Goderich were
Jody Cox, sister of the groom,
Cheryl Smith and Jan Ainslie
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friends 'of the bride all iden-
'tically 'dressed in mint, green
flocked'polyester gowns with
scooped necklines, high -line
bodice•, panelled skirt and short
gathered sleeves. They wore
white, . 'wide brimmed hats
trimmed. with mint green satin
'ribbon and carried Colonial
Bouquets of white daisies,
mums,, stephanotis and green
'baby's breath.
John I-.fudie of Sudbury was
best man. Groomsmen were
Gord Glen and, Gary Potter of
Clinton,. and Kevin Such
brother of the bride.Friend of
the couple , Doug. Cameron,
acted as Master of Ceremonies. °
Background music played by
Ed Stiles set a lovely mood for'
the reception held at the White
Carnation, 'where' the bride's
mother received guests, in a.
pink floral ilk georgette gown
with scooped neckline, straight
sleeves that had flared bell
ruffles at the wrist' .and a full
circle skim. She wore acorsage
of deep 'pink roses. „
Mother of -the groom wore,a
sleeveless mint green polyester
gown with empire bodice, stand,
up collar, and a lace jacket with
shirred waistline., She wore a
yellow '`sweetheart rose cor-
sage. .
"Prior to- the wedding the
bride Was feted at showers held
jointly by KarenTy,rdall, Rhea
Potter and 'Vicky 'Morin and.
also one held 'by Cheryl Smith
and Jan Ainslie'.•
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The, bride wore a mint green`
,suit with longer length skirt and
a' corsage of yellow sweetheart
'roses for the honeymoon trip.to
Eastern Canada. The couple
Will reside in London, Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Glenn
ed '50 years
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Glenn of on the outskirts of the village.
Dungannon marked their 5bth Mr. Glenn was mail courier
wedding anniversary on fo'i'. RR 6 Goderich, 'between
Sunday, June 29th with Open -I ,tp•.ig47On.. and Goderich, for
h Hotise when relatives and 28 years, at which he was ably
friends called to extend assisted by his wife,
congratulations end best Mr. a'hd. Mrs.:Glenn' were
wishes, • A far'n'ily dinner was - i 641ed at the parsons e,
held.,on Saturday, June 28th, at Lucknow'on:June 24th , 1925; -
Dungannon Chtriroh, Their attendants were her
sister Mrs. Hugh Menary and,
Frank, a mason by trade, is • his brother George Glenn,
the son of the late Mr, and Mrs, They. hada, family of eight,
John Glenn o NDungannon: He Oliver of Lucknow, Harold at
served as a corporal in the., home, •Mi " r10 -'h (Joye)'°
armed forces from 1916-1919.' ' Pocock "'of Wiarton, Don ' or
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—rs. Glenn is the'°' for;rfier .Richmond Hill, Vernon of
Mary- Cooke, daughter of the Auburn, Gerrie of Dungannon:
• late Mr. arida-Mrs. Samuel sixteen grandchildren turd one
Cook of West Wawanosh. great grandchild. A son Jack
Mr, and Mrs'. Glenn lived in died in 1942 in his 13th year and
Dtmgannon for a time, befcre u a uaughter June in 1952 in her
. moving to their present home • ., 121st year.
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Mr. ,and Mrs. M.R: MacCuspey
The Rev. Raymond Ringbearer was Greg Alcock,
Moynafran officiated June 28 in nephew of the groom,
-St..' Peter`s Roman Catholic Goderich. • '
Church for the wedding at Groomsman was Gord
which Marilyn -M. Jeffrey and McLellan,. friend of the groom,
Michael R. • MacCuspey ex- Goderich. Ushers were Larry
Changed vows .and rings. Two Million, a friend, Goderich;
pots of . mums decorated the Rick Jeffrey, brother of, the
church for the occasion.
bride, . Chatham, and Glen
The bride is the' daughter of ' MacCuspey, brother of the
, -Mrs. Monica Jeffery, Goderich, groom, Goderich.
and the groom's parents are .The wedding reception was
Mr. and
hM s4 Ken MacCu.Spey, held at, SaltforcL Valley Hall
Goderic•• where' bride's mother -received
Organist was Mrs. Joseph . her guests in' a' light blue'
Herdrnan and Mr. and Mrs.' pleated gown with white ac -
Warren Robinson 'sang Wed. ceskaries and a corsage of pink
ding Song and Ave Maria. " roses. The • groom's mother
Given in marriage. by her selected a " lime green gown
brother, Michael' Jeffrey, the with white accessorie's and a
bride chose an A-line polyester: corsage of yellow roses: r.
.satin empire: waisted go,wn with . For 4a hone moon 'tri to
a dace bodice and sleeves and a y p
• Nashville, Te nessee � and
high neckline. Her . 'skirt ex- Florida, the bride changed to a
tended into a , bridal train. A _ coral dress ' with beige ac-
lac,e crown he'id:her .shotrlder- • cessories and a corsage of
length veil tri r 'med with lace yellow carnations. "
„ and she carried a bouquet, of Mr. and Mrs. lvlacCuspey are
pjnk noses. residing ,'at 15 Fitton Street,
The bride was .attended by, .Apt. 19, Goderich.
Lynn -Million.,'`; friend. of 'the Prior to her wedding, : the
bride; Goderich; Joanne bride was feted ata" shower
Sheardown, a friend of the given by. Joanne Sheardown at
bride, Goderich; .Debbie' Meneset Park and -'at- a bridal
MacCuspey', sister ° o,f .•the shower hosted by'L'ynnMillion,
groom,' Goderich; and -Dianne Dianne Jeffrey and ' Debbie
Jeffrey, sister-in-law of thea MacCitspey in Goderich. '
bride, °`Chatham. They were A rehearsal party was heldat
gowned alike in sleeveless V- the home of, Mr. and. Mrs.
necked •floorlength dresses' M'tirray-Alcock. •
featuring full skirts and, long-
sleeved bolero jackets. Soft
ruffles at•the neckline framed
their faces and edged the, front
bodice ,opening. Self -ties ac-
cented' the waisttlines. The
---gowns-w ere:olLpeta-l-prrrk nylon-
a' sheer flocked 'with -small pink
and'white Kral designs:, over a
softpink lining. . ' '
Shannon Jeffrey, niece of the
bride, Chatham, was flowergirl
in • a gown identical to those
worn by the senior' attendants.
Sailing club
results
The Goderich Sailing „Club
'staged a host of races on the
weekend in preparation for
their regatta to be held next
week, There were two races in
. both- the fireball ,a,nd centre
board classes as sailors tuned
up for the. regatta.
Paul Parsons took first place
in -the first fireball race in 92.40
with Jeff Langfore . a close
second at 92.42. Mike Watts
settled for third place with a'
time cif 106,23.
Jeff Lang,took top honors in
,the second race for fireballs
with a time of 92 minutes ahead
of Paul. Parsons who finished in•
92.40. Harold Jeffery took third'
spot with a time of 93.30.
,,Bob Watson took top Spot~. in
both, centre .board races with
tifnes of 148.53 and 11:25. P t
'Shanahan and ',Jim , Mulhe n
. finished second and third
respectively iyn the first race
with times of 158,56 and 158:58.
Chip `Invitation' Martin
despite as severe weight harp.
,dicap struggled • into second
place in the second race with a
time of 112,17. Jim Mulhern
settled for his second third
place finish •with a time of
115,43.
Marriage is fundamental to
the gioowth and continuation of
civilization. Know thou that
the command of marriage is
eternal. This is' a divine
iation--and ~wits--never—b
changed nor altered. ''< •
BAHA'I.
For more information write':
P.O, Box 212 P.O. Box'334
Goderich Clinton; Ont.
Mr: and. Mrs. D.C. Baan
alton couple wed
' The ree Methodist Church:.
Goderi h, w as the setxing, on
May 31 When Mar•garett Dianne
Rodges was. united in marriage
to Day d Charles Baan. The
service was performed by
Reveren• Ross Nicholls with
Mrs. °Fri;, Fillmore .as soloist
andEric ampbell as -pianist.
The bri e is the daughter.of
Mr, and rs, ,Leonard Rodges
RR 2, Clin onotaird'`the groom is
the son of r..,and. Mrs. Martin
Baan, RR 3 Walton,
Given 'in marriage. by her
father, the ')ride wore a floor
length gown )f soft white jersey
knit- with a chaRel train. It
featured a ' oop'�neckline:'and
was trimme=d, with lace at ,the
neck, waistlin'and hem:..She.
wore, ,a ' fingtttip _veil with
'matching lace t nd held in place
with 'a Juliet cap. The bride
carried ai" bouq lel of yel,,low
sweetheart rose,, •ttnd shasta
daisies.
Maid of honour was Marilyn
Rodges;-'London; sister' of ;the
bride -gowned - in yellow
• polyester with ,a matching, hat
and carrying 'a boueuet. of
shasta daisie's and 'yellow
carnations... -
The bridesmaids were, Janet.
Rodges, London, sister of the
bride and Marie Ferguson,
,Goderich, cousin of the bride in
matching dresses and hats of
pink and blue respectively.
They carried bouquets to'
Match tltieir dresses.;
The groomsn-ran,was Norman
Sparlin•g of Forest a friend of
the•groo:m band the guests were
ushered by David Rodges
brother Of the,br.ide and Alvin
Klassen, Delhi, ,friend of the
groom.
• .Thep •reception fol'lowed_at the
Little Inn, Bayfield. The•couple
are residing on the 'groom's
.farm RR 3, Walton.
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Mr: Qnd "Mrs. R: Buchanan
".1Vlr. ,ftmd Mrs. Richard
-Buchanan q f, ' RR' G Goderich
.celebrated their 40th wedding
anniversary'July. K "
Mr. and Mrs, Buchanan were
nlarrfe6: on July 8, "1935 in
Compton, Quebee and moved to
Goderich-i-n '1942..
A family dinner was held at
Saltford Valle, Hall on Friday
evening and a, social evening
followed.
In attendance` were the'
Buchanan's., eight children:
Fred _of Acton ; Ronald
't;h rr s.; lr•s. •-R:on :(voroenuf_St.
Walsh of North - Bay; Mrs, Phil'
(Barbara)' Marzb of Guelph:
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Barry of Clinton; and Marcel,
John' and .Mrs. Rill (Patricia)
'Clifford all of Goderich,- Mr.
Bir'chanan's mother Mrs. L.M.
Pope, RR 6 Goderich, was Also
present. -Mr. and Mrs. James
Pope of Waterloo, Quebec, and
Velma Lowson , of Toronto:
brother and sister of Mr,
Buchanan • and a Mrs.
But'hanart''s • brother ., George
and his wife of Quebec, as well
as' 'Danial La Brie of Camp
Borden, attended.
Many friends -and neighbours
'from the area spcpt the et(cning
and extended their" best wishes
to the happy couple,
ousetrap succee
thrilling audiencE`By Keith Roulston
One could hardly .blame to set ,some people'.lauighing.
director Steve•Thorne if hews 1 f
p. ay catures st
a,'inc rong
a little nervous before opening' performances' ,by every
night for his play The':. member, if 'the cast. Par,
' Mousgti'ap, at Blyth Memorial ticutarly' leasing is the part'
r d>b ! 1
Hall on Friday night. After all,
Mostlyin Clover was already a
smash .with those who had seen
it. He hada tough act to follow
and had theadded burden of the.
',fact that"many people°who saw
Chiver might be coming hack
ex'pectting more of the same,
It was -warming for him, then
that ' th.e' , audience en
thusiastically received th
, Agatha Christie my'ster
thriller,. It is after alLan e
tirely differ:nt kind of sj o
than Clover. Its, whole ptirpose
is to get people, on the edge of
their seats, not 'have them
,rolling in the aisles. And the
show h_
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ccecde'd, , in this
direction. 'A'teijne'point at the
end df 'tire first act several
uunger members 'of " the_
audience went clear off, then-
sc s at •one of..,the particularly
,thrilling iioments of the lay.
Not that there isn't Comedy
too, Ron •Swartz in. his roll as a
�;at'her disturbed young ar-
chi.tect had' the audience scrl
conclitirmed to his comedy that
by the end of the night ,an he
had tri doywas appear on stage
p aye y' oca amateurs in the
large cast. Melda McElroy as
Mrs. Boyle is positively
tremendous, Pat Hulley, in one
r, if herr firstostage perfdrrnances
,is very strong as M • ss
Ca,sewell, the tough bitteh"
world, traveller. Den•Nicholson
as the .Major also gives a strong
-, performance and Doug Palmier
e. cif Clinton, as Paravicini
y : solutely, sends .shivers 'up the spine. v
Angie Guy has one of the�a
toughest roles ,to 'play at Mrs. \l alsttan, the owners of.t:he guest '
house, and' brings' it off well:
Jim Schaefer, as hcc husband, •
manages to blend •berth comedy
,and'tensien ii his splendid bit of •
. acting. Gord Bradley as the
t�ugh_pi)titorpha st-rut-s--the a -rt--
well. e _"
To say any more would he
'likely to give away°some�of the
plot'. 'Suffice to say that�.this
long-time English hit show still
has a lot of life ..in it yet, .and
. »Steve `.Thorne and cast are
,helping to beep its reputation as
wiltop l_
em
ntertainent alive ' and
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The Golden Gate Senior
Citizens held their picnic in
'Harbor Park, Goderich with it
.good crowd attending. There'
were games and cnntestsAffter
which everyone sat down to a
1!olt luck supper, "
SHOPPER'S SQUARE, GODERICH
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