HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-06-22, Page 6The Onderiell SignalStar,' Thursday, June 22nd, 1961
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pe.ning:Of Conklin's
manager respectively.
There was a host of winners
for the various prizes. given away
including the following:
Travelling alarm elocks•--Doug
Oproat'iniately S,OQApersons
red ea for the aancl, open -
of the- new Conklin Lumber
yt'ter last Thursday, Friday and,
yurday. 0 141eKiL ht, Mrs. Jack Ladd, 1\ is.
ens • Mrs John Moerbeek,
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'rounding township reeves �T or Boyce, Dr. W. N. Watters,
'Miss Janette Hamilton.
i other officials. The V"ode' Front door lock set - Miss
manager, Mr. Whitney Janice Twaddle.
Abell, opened the cereinon Steel garage door -Larry Mc
•, with a CKNK mobile unit Cabe.
fording the addresses. He nge hood and fan-Chea:yl
fled on William D. Conklin,
,„ president of Conklin Luni- Stewart. of motor oil -- Harry
r Company, who expressed the Case Chambers.
pasure of the company in A gift certificate for $lOt
cutins at Goderich. Mr. Conk- Miss Edna Driver.
4 stated that he' foresaw i'nr Two persons, Mrs. Robert
erich a period" of expansion Good and Mr. George Hadden,R
OWand had every confidence each guessed exactly " tl]c num,
its; bright future. Mayor E. ger of nails in the keg. This
Fisher said the people of number was th Therefore,
::Lu h were happy that Conk- each received the prize for sante
4'°I Lumber would} be present to which was a picnic table, two
list took a saw s growth. He4 lawn chairs and a barbecue wit h
' ..n a saw and cut a 2x4 spit and hood.
tntling to open the way, to
t inside of the new office and
"!re, thus officially opening4the When parents are able to
nt. On behalf of Conklin answer the children's questions
tuber, Mr. Campbell present- it's a sign that the kids are
Mayor Fisher with a gift. growing up.
?miring tea at the reception
le were Mrs. Whitney Camp -
,d and Mrs. Jack Horner, wives
1 the manager and assistant
I iuneh was served by the hostess.
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Go enc usmess ._...rsry service at St. Paul's,
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Baskets of pink and white will be -the visiting clergy.
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gladioli with blue foliage, and Red roses and sp a Dianne Ritchie, .Lois Stanbury,
(Me oobeys of Christ Church at-
tended
tall cathedral tapers decorated the decoration for the annual
Knox Presbyteriah C h u r e h, dinner of the Goderich Business
Goderich, on Saturday, June 17, College held at the Bedford
for the double -ring wedding Hotel onSaturday evening with
ceremony Corinne Rob- 45 students and teachers
uniting
e Cranston and F. Alan sent. ` During the dinner hour
Goodnian. The bride is the only
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”"i. �'Cranstii i, "` of Goderich, and
the "room is the only son of
off, k Otwiiin` v its Y of ti���; *,5)e oriikeri*Ig
n c tab Vfarlene Kelly ,
,k dace Thursday noon pre
ode by Town of Goderich and
lily. ri�cl:rltlrs. Frederick E: Good
man, of London, and formerly
of Qtl, ensland, Australia. Rev.
G. L. Royal officiated and Mrs.
William McKee, of,. Goderich,
sang "The Lord's Prayer"' and
"May They Be Forever Blest,"
accompanied by Mr. Herman de
Jong.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose an.jmported
floor -length gown of bouquett,
silk taffeta. The fitted bodice,
fashioned on princess lines, had
three -quarter -length sleeves
caught in a bow, and a scoop
neckline - edged " in re -embroid-
ered Alencon lace. Matching
Alencon lace followed the lines
pi the tulip shaped skirt drifting
into , a cathedral train, its loveli-
ness accented by a charming
back taffeta bow. A Swedish
crown of pearls held her butter-
fly bouffant silk illusion veil
which formed a blusher in front.
She carried a crescent bouquet
of pink Delight roses and gar-
— d worenias and
an �heirloom ith id amond cross
pendant.
Her attendants were Mrs. Don
Hasson, of Kitchener, cousin of
This would be a better world
if we had more wild life in our
forests and less in the big cities.
the bride, as matron of honor
and Miss Sandra Salkeld, of
BINGO at LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, JUNE 24
Ridgewood Park, Goderich, Miss
AT 8.30 PM.
15 GAMES --r $1.00:
The prize for each regular game will be $12.00.
4' ARE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot Combined.
JA KNOT OF $60,00 IN 52 CALLS.
!yaw ed by Canadian Legion:„3r h� :•
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No person under 16 admitted to Legion ` Hall T
Lynda Goodman", cousin of the
groom, andMiss' Lois Holmes,
both of London, as bridesmaids.
They wore identically styled
gowns of chromspun taffeta. the
matron of honor wore diamond
white while the bridesmaids
chose sapphire blue. The street -
length gowns featured the tulip
silhouette with scoop necklines
and elbow -length sleeves. All
of` ' the bridal attendants wore
sapphire blue Beret cummer-•
bunds caught in a bow at the.
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Mrs B L Walzak sang Brahms
Bruce Vincent, Mary Warner,
Ronald Aliin, Donna Gardner,
Eleanor - • Picot, and Albert
Martin.
These awards were given with
the compliments of..The iusiness
Mullaby. t 'aid. ;4 .emory "°"; ..: �` c tta'a saea oxi:�":ki't axl.
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companies by Mr. Bert Kemp.-
sten
= • TYPewriting-r ardg - A
year were presented by the prin-
cipal, Mrs. F. M. Weaver. A>
wardis for 60.69 words per min-
ute were won by June I3aechler,
ada, Underwood Corea, y, an
the Royal 'Typewriter Company.
.47e snore as O• 'examination- re-
sults for June are received from
the Association, diplomas will
be issued to graduates.
Gifts were presented to the
Nancy Lee Campbell, Mary Cur- teachers of the wheal and to
ran, Mary Goddard, Janet Reder,
Ruthann Scotchmer, Elaine Wes-
ton, and Judith Love. Awards
for 50-59 words per minute were
won by Dianne Bannister, Gor-
don Baxter, Douglas Bock, Wil-
liam Bowler, Sandra Bushie,
Sharon Campbell, Dennis Doll,
Susan Enzensberger, Joan Lane,
those who assisted in appreci-
ation of•their excellent work.
Mrs. Walzak, soloist, and MT.,
Kempster, accompanist, led in
a sing -song, which formed a
happy conclusion to • a pleasant
and enjoyable evening.
The school opens for the Falb
term on Tuesday, September 5.
service at St. Paul's,
Lucknow, Thursdak, last when
the Rev. W. Wright presented
17 candidates form the four
parises to Rt. Rev. H. F. G.
F.c4. ,`�p6 x' . par u
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Bay, for, confirtnatioi . MissBev-
erlly Phillips was the -candidate
from Christ Church. Joint choirs
from the four parishes assisted.
A reception followed int the
Lucknow Town Hall.
Tayl�r's Corner
TAYLOR'S CORNER, June 19.
---Congratulations to Mr. Mer-
idith W' son and his bride. The
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chapel on Saturday evening.' family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ginn. and the ladies' brother, Mr. and Mrs„ /
family, of Kitchener, were visit- Ross Gorrie at Simcoe, on Sun-
ors on Saturday with Mr. and day.
Mrs, George Ginn. -
few
A number of the -ladies of
Mrs. Robert Fuller spent a' this cgmmuaxity who belong to
few days last week with her the Lady Forresters, • attended
brother, Pete Fisher, and Mrs. the birthday party of Court
Fisher, of Benmiller. Constantine at Constance on
Mrs. W m. Cudmore, Karen Thursday evening.
and Warren, Brantford, are visit- Mrs. Peter Harrison, D.M. of
ing with her parents, Mr. and the Clinton L.O.B.A„ attended
Mrs. Roy Wilson. Mr. Cudmore the fortieth anniversary of the
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will .a , t S on Monday, :.. �k•! �at.d".i : "��t ua�5i�.�4ty4�K(:��.seseinerisielemosemeeisousamiireeregrisimimemeemess
SUMMER SCHOOL CAMP GETS
SET FOR A BUSY SEASON
ack and their headdresses were
matching crowns o sapphire
bows and blue veiling. They
carried crescents of -baby mums
tinted blue. Single strands of
pearls and white gloves complet-
ed their ensembles.
The groomsman was Marcus
Mennel and ushers were Wayne
and Welmore Cranston, cousins
of the bride, and Robert Heap,
all of London.
The reception was held at
Harbourlite Inn where the
bride"s mother received the
a Dior blue
sheath dress uests wearing
imported hand -
clipped ribbon lace with a
matching hat trimmed with pink.
A corsage of pink Hriareli f e
roses comp ed her ensernbie.
The groom: '$ other chose a
misty lilac sheath dress of silk
taffeta with matching three-
quarter length coat and hat. A
corsage of white Gloria roses
completed her outfit.
The bride's grandmother, Mrs:
J. E. Cranston, of Goderich, was
beautifully attired in a soft pink
silk linen sheath with a black
picture hat and a corsage of
pink carnations.
At the reception, the guests
were entertained by violin selec-
tions by Mrs. Les. Anderson, ac-
companied by Mr. Edward Stiles
and vocal selections by Mrs..
William McKee, accompanied by
-Mr-. -He•Fir-i-an--de--dnr}g:» ,_�...._.._....
For a boat cruise on the St.
Lawrence, the bride chose a silk
taffeta sheath of gold and cust-
ard with matching three-quarter
length duster, styled with a
portrait collar and three-quarter
length sleeves. Her accessories
of custard were set off . by a
whimsy hat decorated with
beads of gold and custard color-
ed flowers. Her corsage was, of
Listra Hibbert roses. On their
return the couple will reside in
• -London, Ontario.
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The Goderich Summer School,
three miles north of Goderich,
is being readied by the camp
manager, J. A. Snider, for the
coming season which begins this
week -end.
This Huron Presbytery camp
of the United Church of Canada
is in charge of Rev. R. S. Hiltz,
of Exeter, who is the chairman
of the Christian Education Pro-
gram of the Presbytery. Rev.
E. McLagan, of Blpth, is the
Director of Camping.
The first camp, from. June
25-29, is for Huron Community
Club leaders with Bud Bitton,
of Listowel, the director..., This
camp is organized by Bob Se -
cord, under the Department 'of
Education and the purpose is to
train playground supervisors for
their summer's work.
July 1-8 will be taken by the
London boys camp, when boys
-9=188 -years of age sponsored by
London Businessmen's Associa-
tion, will form the Chicigami
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camp.
July 9-16 will' be the Teen
Camp when teenagers of the
London Conference, including
Larnbton, Middlesex, ,Axford,
Perth, Elgin and Huron counties
will be present. The next three
weeks have been reserved by the
Evangelical United Brethren of
Kitchener , • with Rev. Lorne
Dorsch, the director.
The Huron C.G.I.T. camp will
be held August 6-13 and Mrs. R.
S. Hiltz is the Presbytery repre-
sentative to organize this camp.
The Huron Girls camp (Camp
Minnehaha) for girls ages 9-12,
from August 13-20 will be in
charge of Miss Eleanor Walsh,
of Belgrave, with Miss Ruth
Proctor, Belgrave, assistant dir-
ector. These directors will be
assisted by Barbara Durst, Clin-
ton, and Joanne Alton, Dun-
gannon. The swimming director
for both of these girls' camps
will be Miss Nancy Smith, of
Elmira.
The Huron Boys' camp (Camp
Hiawatha), for boys, ages 9-14,
will be held August 20-27 with
Rev. E. McLagan, the director.
Camp manager, J. A. Snider,
says there is accommodation for
140. Registrations have been
coming in fast and some camp
quotas are already filled, he
stated..
The Listowel Recreation
Group have reserved August 27
to September 3 for their camp
and many picnic groups have
the grounds reserved for the
month of September.
BORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, June 19. -
The sympathy ,pf the community,
is extended to - ;Mrs::' r
Powell, 'Mr, Powell and family
and Miss Rose Marie Haggitt
on the death of ,the ladiesfath-
er, Mr. William Haggitt, of
Auburn. -
Mrs. Robert Lewis and family
visited her daughter, Mrs. E.
Petrie, Mr. Petrie and family on
Sunday.
United W.M.S. and W.A. Meet.,
-The June meeting of the WMS
and W.A. of St. Andrew's United
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. Mel Dickson, with the pre-
sident, Mrs. E. Crawford, in
charge. -There were ten mem-
bers and seven visitors present.
The theme for the meeting was
"Workers with God." Reports
and roll call were heard with no
sick calls reported." The roll call
word for September is. to be
"Salvation." It was moved to
reme.n%ber Rev. A. Carmichael in
his recent. bereavement. A com-
mittee was named to make plans
for the bazaar in July. Mrs.
Earl Bogie and Mrs.•Mei Dickson
favored with a duet with Mrs.
Robert Bogie -accompanying on
the piano. Mrs. B. Alton, pre-
sident of thewest division for
W:M•S,, was guest speaker. A
bake •sale was held at the close
of the meeting and the hostess
served lunch.
Ladies' Guild Meets. -- The
Ladies' Guild of Christ Church
met at the home of.,Mrs. C. Hay-
den with 11 members �an 1 one
visitor present: Elie president
opened" the meeting. Mrs. )"I.
Adams read the Scripture lesson.
The members' and Lord's pray-
ers were repeated in unison.
Secretary's an& treasurer's re:
ports were read . and adopted.
Money was received for the pur-
chase of new`prayer books. Plans
for a Sunday school picnic were
discussed; also the purchasing
of a Gestetnor machine. The
ladies then finished a quilt. Mrs.
Wright closed the meeting and
Royal Canadian Army Service
Corps Militia, was hostess to an'
informal reception at. Wolseley
Barracks for Miss Cranston,
whose fiance, Lieutenant F. A.
Goodman, is a 'member. Miss
Cranston, who is the latest and
youngest member, was the re-
sentation_ •
The general typing division of
the London Life Insurance Com-
part3'7, of which the bride -elect is
a member, held a miscellaneous
shower in the staff lounge. After-
noon tea was served by the cafe-
teria staff.
The male members of the Lon-
don. Life gathered at the "Buch-
an HotiSe' " for a surprise party
for the groom -to -be, which was
planned by Marc Menne.. After
suitable toasts„ commendations,
and words of congratulations,
Mr. Goodman Qts presented
with his bachelor's farewell gift.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Goodman,
of London, entertained a group
from the London Cricket Club,
the officials of the Leigh Metal
Products and members of the
London Life at an introduetion
party for the bride -elect and her
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Guests were present from
Manchester, England, Sault Ste.
Marie, Windsor, Toronto, Kitch-
ener, Guelph, Mount Forest, St.
Marys. Aylmer and London.
Pre -Nuptial Parties
Prior to the Marriage, the
young cOuple were entertained
at many pre -nuptial parties ar-
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Miss Cranston, of the general
typing department, and Mr.
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gramming department of the
London Life were individually
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presided* at the tea table. department's esteem at pre-nup-
MiS. Herb Stott and Mrs. Jack tial surprise parties. They were
Kenny were hostesses to a large also each presented with a
gathering of friends and neigh- cheque from the parent cornpany
hors from Goderich 'and many M appreciation. •
outside centres at the former's
home on Montreal street. Fol -
laying the presentation of the
many beautiful gifts, the party
was treated to a buffet lunch of
'foreign delicacies.
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wife of Lt. -Col. Moran, Com-
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