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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-09-18, Page 11+lyra ... Nviy r: o- WEDDING$ A e -re sent - 'C T�.'tY¢x1i1<x�i'C�"'Wt� ..�rB , 7 .� -,q edand con is a o fil � $' were read ,from England, Scotland, Wales and Canada, when Gaynor- Winter aynorWinter exchanged marriage 'vows with Alexander Sellar, on Satur- .lay, September 6. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen. Winter, ,of Goderich, formerly of Great Britain, and the groom is the son of . Mr. and Mrs. Jame§ Sellar, Kirkcaldy, Fife, 'Scotland. 4/The ceremony was performed hy Reri. S. ' H. Findlay in Goderich Baptist Church which was beap,ti-' fully decorated' by Mrs, George Johnston with pink -and white gladioli. Mrs. Johnston was \pre- sented with threeucky silver" horseshoes sent over from England.' Frank Bissett presided at the 1X m "Aire aMa, �'�'lcd� her father,.was lovely in her woltz length gown of white imported Wile. The Basque neckline was accented by lace roses and pearls as •wer'e also the three-quarter length „sleeves. Folds of , the JO erl1 terial Swathed'V-shaped ed wa st Which ended in a theustle low on the back, The full sldrt hung in heavy folds over a erinole Underskirt. Her }edress of white lace; pearls and diamante held her waist -length veil of French illusion net, which was scattered with face motifs and Pearls. '"She carried a cascade ar- rangement of -red roses andwhite heather which was flown from SScottlland. for the 'occasion. Miss Doreen Livingstone; of h ea . els„ Tor - Hospit,a1 Women's Auxiliary PENNY FAIR NOW is the time to drop your tickets in the ballot boxes at the • W. J. Denomme Flower Shop • where over 100 Valuable. Prizes are' now on display. Be cure to bring' in the stubs before the draws, w 'a+' will be made at the Town Hall on +Saturday, Sept. 27, start- ing at 8.30 p.m. 37 ,qlf/.0140'ofpis. Wiliajzyfi 'X•`he'' Npresident•-•+-*aa• _..L♦i.. the meeting...The Scrip .ss ' d' he carxie ,aud quetof aban rosea, A friend of the groom, David Ritchie, . of Toronto, formerly of Scotland,:` was groomsman and the bride's brother, Anthony, Winter, ushered, Receiving the guests at the Bed- ford Hotel, the bride's mother wore a beige corded silk dress' topped With a taatching duster.` coat lined with contrasting stripes. A pink feathered hat, beige accessories• and a mauve orchid corsage com- pleted her ensemble. She was assisted by Mrs. Rogers,, ,o# Mon- treal, an aunt of the `•groom, who was attired in a navy and white spotted ensemble with navy and white accessories. For travelling, Mrs. Sellar chose a Hunting Hamilton tartan suit of blue and green With chocolate brown accessories. The couple will reside in Gode- rich. Guests from a distance were pre- sent from Montreal and Toronto. A tape recording was taken of - the marriage service and also cine camera shots to be sent to relatives in the old country. McCULLOUGH--JOHNSTON Marriage vows were 'exchanged on' ;Monday, Septerhber 8, by Mary Darlene Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Johnston, Goderich, and Gordon Benjamin McCullough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCul- lough, Goderich. . The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. G. Mac- Millan in Knox Presbyterian chapel which was decorated with pink and white gladioli. Mr. W. H. Bishop presided at Vie et t I, c� ' 8 �l' c � s e � . >r andshec I 11 � r a baa t o � ed �! ;� roses. y Miss Beverley Johnston, 'sister of the 'bride, as bride maid; was gown- edold i nlover n g yon, o taffeta in ballerina -length. She wore a matching halo headdress and car- ried a bouquet `of mauve and white mums. The groom's brother, Bruce Mor Cuilough, was., best man and an- other brother, Mervin' McCullough• ushered. The reception was held at Tiger Dunlop Inn where the bride's mo- ther received the guests in a browri. taffeta ensemble with beige acces- sories. and a corsage of pink mums. Assisting, the groom's mother, wore a mauve travallure dress with. pink accessories and a pink mum cor- sage. Por travelling to Ottawa and points east,. the bride chose a red wool dres swith black accessories and a white mum corsage. The couple will reside in Gode- rich. PORTER'S HILL PQR'ir.'Ft'S Roz, Sept, 15. -.The W.A. of Grace Church niet recently in the church basement. The pre- sident, Mrs. A. Lockhart, was in charge of the meeting: Mrs. T. Sowerby led in prayer. The Scrip- ture and topic were given by Mrs. John McCowan. The roll call was answered with giving your •t`dress size."' A reading was given by Mrs. Gordon Manning and ,a leng- thy business period followed. A -Will el vV1 - Ie q� 4 T g•isQ j y� .l n "i♦ 4� 1 t � 4t t .e X fi .. C aura ` ' h Go it e c 11 e. 'Inest, d ties • � b speaker at both 'serr><ces. Special music is being prepared. ,.. Y: DO ROOK, Sept. • 1.5: ---An- niversary, services) will be held in Donnybrook. church next Sunday, September 21st, at 11' -a.m. and 7.30 p.m. when Rev. Hugh Wilson, a former minister, will be guest speaker. A number from this vicinity at- tended the Western Fair at London last week. wRobinson had .the misfortunte to fracture his arm on SaturMr.dayEd,ard Miss Carol Webster, of St. Helens, was a week -end visitor at the home of Mr., and Mrs. E. Snow- den. Mr. and ° Mrs. Elliot Sandy, of Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Chamney and Marilyn, of Wing - ham, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamney. PRIZE MEDALLION • Apple picking time, now in .full.. swing, brings back memories to• the Misses Curwen, on the Huron road just outside of Goderich. They have at their home a bronze medal- lion, given to their late father, for an exhibit of snow apples, and also pears, sent to the World's Fair in. France. The medallion is dated 1900 and measures three inches across. Oct -,Or boy :x t , e n �a �. fe gi ry �j ;r t*' 4 l t , s ii t -ha' s `xeatiitf � •� it led e � � once to ',lt $ . Y $�. g Brighton to visit -friends. Mr. Norman MacDonald, of, Fd- monton, Alta., and Mr. Charlie 'Me, Neil, of Goderich, spent Thursday last with Mr. and Mrs. Guff McNeil and family. The W,M.S.'met on Wednesday.in the 'church. The president, Mrs. Wilmer .Rutledge, was . in charge with Mrs S. Taylor acting as aecre-• tary. ' The study book, prepared by Mrs, 0. Bert~, was taken by Mrs. S. Taylor, Mrs. G. McNee and Mrs. T. McPhee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNee, of Belmore, and Mrs. Ida MoWhinney, of Port Elgin, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee. Bruce Sillib, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Sillib, has been confined to his home the last two weeks with virus pneumonia. We hope -he'll soon be back at school again. Mrs. Ruth Hayden, of Goderich; spent the week -end with her daughter, ,Mrs: "Allan Dickson, Mr. Dickson and family. A good many folks from this community attended London,. fair- last w. Mr. and , Mrs. Howard Godfrey, Susan, Eddie and Rickie moved to Goderich last week where they have bought a home. Howard is working at the Shell garage. The September meeting of the W.A. was held . on Tuesday even -1 1 $ e, M 4� w h ch a e carer- • on SeptemberThe.meeting beheldat 'the lame of Mrs. Douglas •-McN'eil at which a penny auction':....,,i.11, be 'held and,, all the adi ,, . l . , les �. a con- e gregati.on Are Cordially Wilted. A commit e to c omoe d s o� McDiarniid, Mrs. D. McNeil, sMrs. G. McNee, Mrs, R. Bogie. and Mrs, 11. Matthews were, elected to look at different churches and bring back ideas for the kitchen which is fo "be, remodeled as soon as the new urnace is.cornpleted. At the close of the meeting a dainty lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. H. Watson,. Mrs. C. McNee and Mrs. G. McNee. Mr. and Mrs. Ross 1V1 Nee, and Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee visit- ed on ,Sunday "with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins, of Goderich. Miss' Marie Black was one 'of 15 girls chosen from Huron County by Mrs. Ian McAllister, home econ- omist, as a special award for out- standing 4-H Club work. She was the -guest of the Western Fair Board at a banquet and grandstand performance: ,Mrs. Tom Bogie and. her mother, Mrs. Ina Wilson, of Midland, were week -end visitors • with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogie. Mrs, Chester McPhee and her mother, Mrs. Plunkett, have gone to Sarnia to spend a. few weeks -with Mrs. McPhee's daughter, Mrs Ray Williams, and Mr. Williams. RIO HOS INSU.R .p. 1STRATION ` 1 T ROT noxL J.anulaq►. "ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES ' COM1VMISSIO \ HO*.PN'AL mewl/man OIVI$ION—TORONTO Ti ONTARIO Tolephosto: WAInu14.3301 �..- , , ”-- '... -, • 4a without a worry in the world No furnace to fuss with. No shocking fuel bills. 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Hardware - Plumbing --, Heating • Phone, 283 On The Square MADE IN CANADA EXCLUSIVELY BY ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES CO, LTD., 650 DUPONT ST., TORONTO • Mr. 'and M: -r-nsby, visite( uta `Sunday,•1 ' '' � ipp4D .orokitiogitgv. d d a gme'f 'gist : ,The .U. held their:'; meeting, on 'Monday ;evenn Lawrance Ribey as p#resitent Scripture was' read:,'lay Auk.*. o and Joyce Matthews. . eis and Prayer r ROY, Mr. li #nemtlanked them for taking ,°the, stn. mer service. .ASHFIELD ASHFIF LD, Sept. 1*.- - fss Au4 rey Ross has left for Britishk 061. umbia ° where she intends to Prac- tise her nursing profession. Mr., Roy 'MacKenzie, of Toronto, was home for the weekend. David avis t drsrellan. t v sint ewah re last Mrand week Mr. and Mrs. David ' Cowan,. of Sarnia, with their children, visited with Mrs. John Cowan last week- • end. Kenneth MacKenzie, of Bramp- ton, was home for the week. Miss Lois MacLean, of Toronto, visiteweekdenwithd. her parents over the . OBITUARY MRS. CATHERINE MAY CHAP - Following an illness .of nine - months, ' Mrs. Catherine. "Kitty" May Chapman died at Alexandra Hospital on Friday last at the age of 51 years. Deceased was born in London, England, a daughter of Mrs. Joseph Thorne of Toronto and the late Mr. Thorne: She came to Canada with her parents at the age , of . two years and lived-in Lon= don and Toronto. After her mar- riage in• X'932 to Leslie Charles Chapman, they lived in Toronto far year -before moving to -London where they resided until 1947 when they, moved to Goderich.' She was an 'adherent' of Knox Presbyterian church and a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Can- adian Legion Branch .109. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by two sons, Ronald Leslie, RON, Halifax, and Gordon Bruce, at home and two ,daughters, Mrs. Wm. (Joan Marie) Rodgers, of Blyth, and *s. Wm. (Louise June) Tideswell, of Clinton, as well as her mother, a brother, George Thorne, of Toronto, and ,a sister, Mrs.. Donald .Regester,- of Oakland; California. There are three grand- hildren. The funeral service was conduct d at Stiles'funerai home on Tues - ay, afternoon at which Rev. R. G. MacMillan officiated. The Ladies' egion conducted a memorial ser - ice on Monday -evening. Burial was"` made ih Maitland cemetery. he pallbearers. were Wilmot Wood, Murray Sheardown, Stanley adder, Bruce Clifford, 'James ueen and Reg. Huckins. c e d v T Q Taylofs Corner ' TAYLOR'S • CORNER, Sept, 16.— Mrs. Arthur Taylor, , Brenda and Douglas, of Toronto, are visiting with, Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Walter, Mr. Gordon White,, of 'Beinfait, Sask., called on friends in this com- munity on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C: • T. -Gledhill and Martha, of Hamilton,. visited during theweek-end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ginn. Mr. and Mrs, " Murray .Oke, Stephen and. Mark, of: Windsor, spent a few. days 'last week . with Mr. and •Mrs. Irvine' 01&: Quite a number from j his corn- munity visited the Weston Fair at London last week. There will be,no services or Sun- day School at TaivTor's Corner Unit- ed Church until -October 5, when will he Rally Sunday and corn - minion service. An adverti'seme'nt in the- Signa1- 37 Star brings quick results. THE SHOE WITH THE 9UTIfUL rIT This , is the Fabulous Pump by Naturalizer that's going to give you your chance to Win two fabulous weeks in Hawaii Think of itl Just by trying on this exciting .new pimp ... and telling ,us in 25 words or refs how- it feels on your foot, you're in the running to be one pf 6 lucky women to win a wonderful two weeks in Hawaii. You'll fly via United Air Unes. You'll stay at • .1 • the glamorous Hawaiian Village Hotel. Cotna in to" enter: There's nothing lo buy. And it's so easy to dip into the new fbbulpusi Pump by Naturalirer and teal us what' you think. about it. But hurry --contest treses at midnight, September 25, 1958. Get your official entry blank at JI S]rSh�ish�p Goderich