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v C two W' vacation,
''kir-4 grid HeseId 'Warned
to their hi Kitchener on
Sii.v,y with their
Mr. -and Mr* W Arnim,
Mrs. Rangy White and Cart
LysiVof Kitchener, Unice Home
of Listowel visited last Wed-'
y with their* parfaits, Mr.
and Mut. Lorne Jamieson,
Mr. and lir*. Lorne Jentieink
M. and Mrs. Clarence Ham
Perspent'ii'ieanbod l r1*yweekendatP i
a
MMr. and Mrs, Ernie Black
Judie of Dauphin, Manitoba,
ca3fledFred on MChrs Telforda Cook and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Anderson,
# Vicki and Kevin of �,
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Go ,� r� c8if ie�aiy, �'�h d'
callMrs.
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ley of Goderxch, and Dave Me- : afternoon. at the home- of Mrs.
n' Dowell of Kitchener, Pat_ Sher- ` T.elford Cook and Mr and Mrs..
vett of Goderich and Ray Harry Cook. -
e Z l t. of 'a , usherid ��a��Miss Donna Walker of P'
g�. . 4 n
d spent weekend with her
The reception was held at the parents, Mr. and Mrs.Wilfred
Saltford 'it'atley Hite l Walker,
dauughter'a iredding, Mr ti. Isle- Doug and Mier„ :''Volker and
owell chose„ an , aqua floor- Neil Vincent arrived home from a
length crimplene dress with loins ' trip to Alberta where Doug and
iruull sleeves and a ruffled yoke. A Allen visited' with their brother,
narrow band, et gold braid air- Donald, who is working out there
sled the waistline. White-, ' , Miss Martha ' Armstrongof
heart' roses formed her corsage. Windsor spent a week's, vacation
The : groom's mother was with Mr. and Mrs. %Villard Arm-
*go wwned .. in. a sleeveless floor- strong,
length dress of pinkcrimplane to
which was pinned a_ corsage of
talisman > oses. A� .broad x'im- .4 TQC 1 '', C
medl'i,at of rna?tching pink,nohair
and rite .#ccessorfe�r compb� ter e* sil Nit
her ensemble. WHITECHURCH ' .�.. Once
.Por travelling to Northern flhr►W e -
n r
again ithas amine. the first day of .
� � _ . School fpr thesniall fry �uststalrt�:
rzo a Abri... chs _ ed to
a white crimplene pain suit. i out on their education„.
Her accessories.were white and it is:'a dayto to be reineen
she wore a white carnation or" ng
sage... � , bered. l+ or �tiwse who' have �beea<a.
... Sflex'Ira'tt are , on the job for a few years it is a
Mr.•: and Mrs; happy time to get back with their
residing in Goderich where Mt friends"and have something to dor
Sherratt is empfoyed at, the
candlelight Restaurant and Tay.-
.
arr- For those with one more y+car; ,to
ern anidgMrs. Sherratt is'on !I.he .` complete their ,eleinentarY or
staff of the Goderi i nal r secondary education, .it is . a
+Fh S g education, happy tame
Daisies and'white ;gladioli
decorated St, Peter's Rena
Catholic Church onTuesday, July
31, for -the 'six -o'clock servie .
uniting in marriage,, Deborah Anna
McDougall and 'Gerrard Joseph
Sherratt, both of Goderich. The
double -ring exchange of vows
was heard by Father Phillip
Sherratt of Hamilton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray McDougal of
Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs.
James Sherratt, Goderich, are
. Parents of the groom,
The_wedding music was played
by ;MLego, Anne ,` Goderich and
Grant Ellison, also . of 'Goderich
sang 0 Love's. Prayer.. and Ave
Maria.., a
' Mr, McDougall gave'his daugh-
ter in marriage,' She wore an.A,-
line floor -length gown of White
polyester satin. Thea empire«
styled bockof sculptured .lace
featured a scooped neckline en-
closed in delicate sheerwhich en-
joined a ring collar of matching
ace, and short sleevesrom
which flowed full sheer sleeves
caught at the wrists to cuffs.
which matched« the collar, ,The
bodice details were, all outlined
by narrow lace edging, A Juliet
cap. of white JaCe held her floor.
length veil of French illusion and
she carried a colonial • bouquet of
white daisies, white Sweetheart .
roses and yellow miniathre pont
pons with, trailing streamers of
white satin ribbon.
Miss Edle .Andersen of London'
was :maid of honor wearing a blue
floor -length gown. of daisy -flock-
ed nylon over taffeta designed:as
the bride's with livhite daisy lace
outlining the bodice details.
The bridesmaids were ` Miss
a Toronto; i
Arin M cDorr itt
.,.e � Miss
Fay Robinson, Goderich; and
thotlt Iof .;
w.
' o isy- ed. ffeta the em ire 'cnyl
r► both es styli.
with short sleeves and ring 1 -
Lars of yellow taffeta.
The senior attendants .tarried
nosegays of white daisies caught
with white satin ribboand'sim-
ilar flowers adornedtheir hair.
,The winsome little owerg r',
Cristina Crowley of Goderich,
with' daisies caught in her up-
swept hairdo, wore a junior ver-
sion of the bridesmaids' dresses
and carried a basket of white
daisies. Master Robert Million of
Hanover was ringbearer.
Groomsman was . Terry Crow-
PATFE$'T NFO/C/a'FS • CCSNET/rs TOBACCOS
PrerNuptlal Events•; .
Prior to her' marriage, ''inks .: For thousands -of mothers it is at
g , very long day 'waiting . for :the
bride was entertained 1.3Y:the lady return of their 'wee; ones . off for
ies \of the. Signal-Star.staff at . a °
• the first time in their lives to be
miscellaneoushrtwerheld at,the • guided by others. who will shape
*home of Mrs. RotLeonard., Miss incl .f t
Edle Andersen and Mrs. •Alice
Menary were hostesses for a mis-
cellaneous shower at the Tattier'
r
home
Miss FayRobinsonbin ..an,
, ,
Mrs, Rita Burroughs held.a mis-1:,
'cetlaneous shower at the home of
Mr.n„
a d Mrs, Mac Allan spent o
Mrs. J. Sher att• few da s last wee '. t 'le
� and he _ �uunt� y h a �►.�. ub_.
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re atives :a a'; miscellaneous. s. Lo tie iltaurtin ms vacation
shower. • r, ing in Calgary,; . ta.
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iroa►m�srents. er,�;Mt�� l��w''aii`d`�Ci ,
weekend guests with Mr. and
• Mrs. Mac Alia„„ were Mr': and,
+� ° ' Mrs. Ge a All iian and family o;
/'. X 1 iary Sarnia and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
BELGRAVE -- . The' Junior than, Toronto.
Auxiliary met in the 'Draage Hall ?'. and Mrs. Richard Penner
on .Saturday morning with Aud- ".said, family of Nakina have 'been
`rey Scott leading in the opening ,,,guests with her parents, Mr. and
exercises. Janet Johnston was= -in ,Mrs. Allan Adams.
charge of the roll call. Minutes of a
the last meeting were read 'by
Lisa Thompson. Audrey Scott .
helped with the worship service.Roger Evers wins
Joan Higgins and Kelly Lougheed
collected the offering and Julie
Gnay recited the offertory pray-
' er. Roger Evers won 'the most
The treasurer's report was points in the junior division of the
given by Joan Higgins. Leaders Clifford and District Horti-
for next meeting: games, Anne cultural Society suiimer flower
Procter; sing -song, Karen Scott; show.
help with worship, Julie Gnay ; There were 64 entries in the
clean-up girls, Anne Procterand division with Eleanor Wood and
Nancy Moore. Roger Evers tied for the most
The sing -song was\led by Cathy entries at eight each.
Shiell. The girls worked on the In the senior divikion, there
Red Cross badges and stripes. were 115 entries. Mrs. Hilda
The meeting closed with a song . gurbrigg had 18 entries and won
and prayer. the most points.
40 ;.
cit flower -show
. REV. EDWIN VI�AITAM REV. J. /ERLEY REYNOLDS
/Maw of ItllasnnKa, Unity! Church, Toronto'
WIN speak N will IMNIINt at
i WESTFIELD 2 P,M NITRON MEN*S (HAPEL, Auburi
lUIL pI1�tlAll.� WHL'MI GGQIf MSN xNb NC'fHMld
BRUSSELS BRlDe4edith Sieighthoim, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Sleighthoim,, .RR 3 Brussels, and Bob
Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones of Niagara Falls,
exchanged wedding vows in th+ 'United Church in Ethel on
August t
11. They Will reside at RR 1, Port Rowan,
(Photo by Russell Studio)
ustorislead
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day weskits fir and Mw, Lloyd
estettaimed Oho Yeses
Pee*01 L i . atahnora
Priebysiwiea and Ow Voted
to sk allow MIA *di
WIN aid refrealimests at the
tweaks wits ideal, being
watt and catered lights enhanc-
ed the aaadtallic P
chain were used fee seats and
everyone enjoyed the
with Muse, by Mins
Rina King of Tom.
Mr. Lfloyd Murdock, student
preacher, the 7 o k of the
iib As Society, *alpha'
Siskne some Ot� evots to
be enjoyed such as skating,
booming ad social eve.
A W •fl1eeetun will: be held
September1a,. at the home .of` Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson DeBoer.
JOINS STAFF
OF. LOCAL.. (HOSPITAL.
Janice .Ann Shyne,' daugh-
ter of 'Mr. and ,Mrs. John
Shyne of RR .5, Brussels,
graduated August 10 from
Chatham` .ubiic General Hos-
pital. .i, l
P School Qf ,Nursing.,
Graduation 'exercises were
M
held' in•Pa 'k
r . Street ,United
Churdh, Chatham. Miss
Shyne b a#or: e
m r graduateof
X 9a t
the F: E. Madill Secon ar.-:
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Wtoolikus Orsoossolimas, Ttwreday,41, 181111 10a. i
Mr. & nd Mars-.
Lloyd George Elliott at rling Terrace,
Wingharn, are pleased to announce theengagement of their.
daughter Almaldne to Mr. Paul Edward Wil, sort of Mr.
;end Mrs, Garnet ,Nelson Knoll of Sundrid . 'The marriage
will take place Saturday, September Or, at 3 pari. in the
Wingham United Church. (Photo by John Strong)
M tar anniversary
Continued from Page 4
:an altar and emblems for the
lodgie room and paper to decorate
the hall. The ladies also had bees
to paint, clean the hall and to
make and hang curtains.
So 'within eight years of their
founding, Morning Star Lodge
had a respectable meeting place
and a staunch following. A
Still Matching
Today the size of the lodge has
dwindled with the membership
standing at 20.. However that
membership does • boast two
charter ':members, Mrs.. Tillie
Watters and Mrs. Jennie Mosure.
The latter, now'overr hila years old
and a'resident: in the, Fordwich
Village Nurssing'Rome,'was pres-
ent for the lodge; picture taken in
1'915. Another lodge Member 'in
that 1915 picture. Mrs. Rlsie°
Strong, must have set some kind
.of record when she ,celebrated
this year's l2th .ofJuly by march-
ing with 01'0,1040 at Owen Sound.
So the old spirit is still there.
And looking down a :list of
today's members of MorningStar
Ii:.
Lodge, ' one can't help`noticing
that there y..
a are a .lot of familiar
names. The 1973 �.meinbership is,
as- follows
Mrs, '- l e7r
ill....*
retsmistress Miss Elva Fost+eir
mu :,)! -A
Mrs. Else Strong, Marc. Evelyn
Harris,' Miss Esther Ham,.
Mises Maude Hardin', Mts. Tillie
Watters, Mrs. Jennie Mme,.
Mrs. Margaret Korsburgh, ;firs.
Emmerson (Eva) Ferguson,
Mrs. Wm, (Phyllis)' Haverfieid,
Mrs, Earl (Mary) Moore, Mrs
Emerson (Edna) Hargrave, Mrs.
Spence (Cora) Brears, Mrs. Wm.
(Margaret) Stythe, and Mrs.
Ruby roster.
and Mars. .R
lagh` *attended funeral
held hist T uraday in Clifford far
Albert Hill who passed away mi-
ller n thewcek. Mrs. 11111 - is .a
min of Mr s.. Ballagh.
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