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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-02-20, Page 4a l< if Ort TATV11 , "1744114.17 WO,' 104 rY�',�.��M,r•4m�.Fwwp.+r..-+n-,r.y��<••�w..-,�.t..y. •M ..�«,,..",•ii,": ;wwi Mµ "�i P �•`� ,�" I"i:.,,y ,...r.• A•.few of the. •. stunning creations tnodelled at the tea are shown by Mrs. 'Burns Ross, )sirs. Jim Peters, Mrs. Jim Britnell and Miss Esther Hume. Models have. tea between, the first and, second sittings of the .Valentine .Tea held Wednesday of last week- at North .Street United 'Church. It took three sittings to ' accommodate . all who came, to see, the many hats 'shown by Mrs. Humphrys of London; and fto enjoy a 'cup of tea. The stage' was given ` a • spring-like atmosphere. with gay flow,ers and a blossoming apple tree. All was meticulously done ' by 'the • United Church Women. ' All Brands With Purchase of $1.00 or over ,WITHOUT A PURCHASE - 3.29 , 49c Polident. and 1,00 Denture Bath Assorted . Cot.ors 1.49 VALUE laf a .14 ,an apple- tee rant es; in pot's, : nosegays and Valen- t--} t ----A naf----Va.,l•errti ire `re -a arranged. •by••the United Church' Wpmen_i i North Street ,Christian Education 'Building on Wednesday afternoon, Feb- ruary. f2.s_: The spring-like, weatherf -fav- ored the -event and snore,than 450 ladies viewed the presenta- tion of !beautiful- Spring crea- tions frhm iiniphrys'-1Iats London while enjoying a cup •of tea; Mrs." J. Cook and Mrs. ' R. Wilson were the general con= veners. • Greeting -the guests were Mrs. R, W. Hughes, U.C.W. presi- dent, and Rev... and Mrs. W. J. ".en Hoopen. The door table was attended- Mrs. I:'. West) brook. • .Hearts .and Flowers ' The -"hearts and flowers theme was evident -from' the moment the guests entered 'the �uildina. "'N 'large Valentine, olid with fed roses; ••-graced 'he entrance wall and was flank - ?d by tall standards of the roses.' , In the main hall, a live gar- den centred with a t-rickl.ing fountain 'formed 'a focal. point. Denomme Flowers pi'ovicicd the • Co dils "acirrths atd,,eniey ands" ie.'r1 un a rJr was cour esy of Schaef er's Ladies' Wear. The fhr�veri .. ;-`-Plarrt~s" kora e • colorful .touch -lo each -of th windows, d. -iff6 t"hi"n§' Tree • A regal ajple: tree with -blos- soms handwctafted ) the ladies provided ^'a ;spring-like atmos- phere of stage far--hie-modell- ing, of 4he +175 hats-' Caught In tire boughs was a bird's'nest with a 'robin., -perched- nearby- Stage 'accessories, were a large arden umbrella and lawn chairs on a carpet of • green grass. Mr. Ed. Stiles provided mus- ical interludes during' the after- noon. _ The .decorations throughout 'the hall were designed and crafted by'Mesdames JJ., Warren, R. Menzies, W. Moorhead, K. Hopkinson, �I . 1VIcGi11, J. Rem-. ington, " H. Bettger, J. Walls; W. J. ten Hooper and G. Muir ,under the convenership of Mrs. D. Aberha'r'tti—=- Models Mrs. Humphrys was present to give the"cornmentary on the hats as the models paraded on stage -and arnon�g the tea tables, Hats of every color and hue, texture andesfabrie, plain and flowered were .modelled by Mes- dames 1- , \'Va'lkom, 4. Peters,. H. •array, s _ ,' __-_ Lyons` R. Gardiner, B. Ross, a,`w�n�3a.=sinaiea�•.:mi-�,�+mn�evreoasravn`"�"...... .�.�•scvP.c9,.,vaw,�r.�, . ;r�ts�.r�vaw��✓r;m•nTes "+a:i.3nwr,Wiwfim��st�'';+s""'�C3,i�c;��' • Scott, L. Aldham, i K. �f). �lberhart, R•. Shtret; K. Mc- liillan and Miss E, . Hume: •• • • Tea Room • 1 Dainty Valentine nosegays ® Highland piping acaught with 'pink ribbon cent - ;red the white cloth covered lea .. The monthly hiee'ting of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary • v%as held on Tu.esday, February 11, with Mrs. J. Sterrett presiding, A. letter w•ass received -from the ,Children's' Aid Society, hanking them for gifts -donated• at Christmas;- A donation of $100 is to be sent to• the Ladies' Auxiliary Bursary Fund to be awarded in 1984;; Its was passed to send donations to the March of Dimes and the St. John Ambulance. Volunteers ,wwehe fi rthcorn9l ig to aid -• iii' the Cancer '• Society campaign. - The auxiliary willdonate' a trophy to the Goderich. High- land Dancing and Piping As. sociation to be 'presented to the best `piper. • Mrs. J.. Durnin will convene the bingo: games to be held, at' the Ontario Hospital once •a month, •This_..is a new roject for the iiadies' Auxiliary who hope to bring some t`li§ore to the patients. The conveners of the various committees . gave their respec- tive reports.. Mrs. R. Bowen• will, convene a rummage sale in March., The ladies will travel to .Exeter on Febr=uary 26t1i for an evening of cards. • • Mrs. J. O'Brien .,wag duly •in itiated as • a• member of. the auxiliary. Mrs: G. Willis won the. mys- tery prize. Lunch was served by Mrs. W. Moore -and her com- mittee. ' ' , . A. B. Carless, D. MacRae, G. Mathieson, C. Brown, /s1. Craig, l.� Hofl'meyer.,. H. Sturdy, H. f'Bettger, T. Little, R. Alexander, E Stiles, J. N. Hagan, W. Tuck - PLAN • CQNF !uRE•NCE. et'aW' i��eriris, cDani R. Barker, E, •Wugh. R. Mel, .„,W. J.. M,r ,,•` �.1 Bean; F. Linklater, C. Stod- dart, A. R. Monday, H. Barker, A. P. Boutiller. Busily engaged in the kitchen were the conveners Mrs. E. Pridham and 'Mrs. C. Hackett, assisted by Mesdames A. Curry, E. 'Westbrook, B. Mills, J. Cook, A. L. Cole, N. Clairmont, ; E: MacKenzie, H. Talmay, F. 'Mit - ch�B,�:�:; W>>�tz.,-�.)�I�•:.�.pring� R. Bogie, W. Dockstader, -A. Beach, J. Sherwood, D. Riehl, G. 'Muir, W. Harrison, I. Paper - nick and Misses G. • Robertson and M. Beacom. • • • Valentine T3bfe A Valentine table_of artistic- ally decorated homemade cakes, and sweets in fancy boxes, and baskets was. in. charge of ,'Mrs, R. Round and Mrs. 'B.' Feagan. Assisting with the sales were Mis's M. Buchanan,'Mesdames C. Anstay, G. Emerson, 4. Ban- ter, H. Dotterer, H. Potzel, Baxter, E. Hunter, and J. Scott, The children were supervised in. the nursery by Mrs." Afvo I$aasalainen,, Mrs. 'H. Pettman and Mrs. Ken Stewart; assisted by members of the C.G.I.T. Ticket sales were in charge of Mrs. K. Hopkinson; adver- tising and publicity, Mrs. G. Ellis; transportation; Mrs. G. Ma•thies�on-and--Mrs: tables. Tea-room arrangements were *made by Mrs. J. Remi.ng- ton and Mrs. R. Smith. - ' Hostesses were Mesdames J. ('Kinkead, R�'' Menzies, J. ''Walls and D. 'Aberhart. The. guests were served by Mesdames . A. Green, M. McGill, Sailing faces and gaily color- ed outfits - abounded -at- RCAF Station Clinton, February 8 and 9 when RCAF Clinton Cross, Trailer Square Da Ile host - ad Area dancers at their second ann`ua1 Sgiiare Dance Jambot'ee. Caller for the occasion;, was Earle Park of'YQrktorl, Saskat- ehewan. Dancers from as far away as Tobermory and Wind - ,or attended this social func- tion. During the Saturday. evening dance Group Captain K. 'R. Greenaway, commanding offic- er i CAF Clinton, welcomed the visitors .to the station. G/C and Mrs. Greenaway were in turn introduced to square danc, During�n- the area dancers. more than,320 dancers from 23 points includina Goderich �1n1�•+fa•r ici. a ed t,ta yi etevaV�t!-�p4�A s i�i°`ie am gree art or o For many new dancers this ' - r, ot---eppnz�tu-nit to nee --to a-- Tro f e�ss:i•ona-1-es-iter: They had just graduated from the many -beginner classes held throughout •the area, It 'was' • udte a spectacle to- see 2�,, dances moving in' unison.. . Flans are already being made next year.. . Jamboree for .the third annual y -• April campaign announced The Goderich Community. 'Concerts Association will cam- paign during April for mei-Ater- ship, for the 1964-65 season. '[he board of directors de- cided to 'seek noses members as, well as membership renewals. The board' was told the Bi- hari •Ballet, presented last --all, was well received. The next concert is presenting John Boy- den, baritone -soloist, on March 18 at the GDCI auditorium. .. Community . Concerts repre- sentative, Mrs. Margaret -Brads, ley of Port Hope, told the boat a French vocal duet, Varel and Bailly, will, be part of next eason's concerts.. Heralding a new season ;-::-these l`lrt"a�rd11'rgh 4. as - spring .fashions de-' sigie-to -greet spring and Easter in ' • a lovely an joyful manna)[". For Fot your -approval, we ..peesent exciting collection of the latest suits, dresses, coats, knillini ry and accessories of the light-hearted sea -- son, all certain to please . Y the passingParade. ' 'ee the new look Spring will ns+ku+fLx'mf�ukura'+a'�ttm mek+-., -e. � i�',Alm iby,,yti•Nsre,nathotaivb�.`evc The •meeting • at ;the •i''ast Noble Grands Club of the Re- bekah Lodge was held• at the home . of Mrs. C. Tweedie with fiftectn .members present.. The president,. Mrs. G. Mumby took the chair. Under -.new business tentative plans -were made, for the district meeting ih April. The £con- vener was named, . with other m.embars, to be added to the comlmittee. 'Mrs. Amos' Osbaldeaton,.`dis. trict deputy president, will pre- side. Date of meeting. will be .announced later this month. The reading of the ode brought the meeting to a close. Several games of "500" were played, prizes' going to ,Mrs: Wm. Doak and Mrs: Archie Johnston. Lunch was served j the co mitttee in charge and a vote of thanks was.' extended to them as'we11 as to the hostess. - ' ,he Gado -rich Kinette ' Club held their fifth annual Mardi Gras Ball at the Ilarbourlite .Inn when a crowd of over 225 people danced to the music of the B-uddy . Grant Quintet. 'A hearts and flowers theme was carried out in the decora- tions. On entering, each lady was presented with a corsage which complemented ,,her Cos- tume. ,. ' The draw for 'the "Mardi Gras Queen was made at twelve o'clock, and was won by ,Mrs. Wesley Holland of .Clinton.—She' s, _ _erownede , by,.„ - last,.; ,year' -s' tqueen,,Mrs. Alma McLean, after which she received numerous gifts, including a bouquet of red csMrs.;Be'rt Alexander of Goderich won the door prize. Convener of the dance was >inette ,Marilout. Helesic. Her ,committees consisted of:. cor- sages, Loretta Vahey; reserva- tions, Ruth Homuth,; tickets, Jean--I4-a:nly-e-.LLdecorations;--3-ea Bannister;' publicity, J, e a n Cruickshank; queen, Florence Cummings; draw prize, Evelyn Gardiner; photographer,• Muriel Such. All proceeds froth the Ball will go towards service work' - - M. L. SANDERSON'S MOTHER SUFFERED HIP FRACTURE Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Gode- rich; who has been visiting• here since Christmas at the home of 'her Son, M. L. (Mike) and Mrs. Sanderson, is' a• patient in .Vic- toria. Hospital, London, with 'a fractured hip. - Mrs.Sanderson is in her 88th year. The limb collapsed on her an Friday .and she .was re- moved • to London, . where she .underwent surgery on Monday. She came through the operation well and,her condition is as good as can the expected,. -:.Luck - • Registrations for September Kindergarten classes are now being received. Any child who will be 5 years old by December, 31st., 1964, is eligible' PLEASE PHONE VICTORIA SCHOOL 524.87)2, ,E. SMITH, Supervising Principal -8-9 ,