HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-11-05, Page 9PORTER'S Htf.T4.—Mrs. Reid
Torrance and Miss Jean Ivison
have returned home after spend-
ing a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hanes, and Lloyd, Sev-
ern Bittiege.
A house on concession 7, be-
longing ,to Ernie McGee, was
burned on Hallowe'en night.
Mr. and Mrs. James Durnin
and Brian, London, visited Mr.
and Mrs. ° Donald Harris and
family on Sunday.
Miss Peggy Ann Betties was
one of 65 Central Huron Sec-
ondary School history students
leo enjoyed a bus trip to Tor-
onto Last Friday. The students
visited places of historical in-
terest such as Casa Loma and
the Royal Ontario Museum.
Mr. and Mr's. Harold Jantzi
and children have moved to the
Taylor's Corner community.
Mrs., W. A. Townshend was
hostess when the Grace U.C.W.
held a special quilting last week.
Miss Mary Snell, Hamilton,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Beatles, and fam-
ily.
M. and Mrs. Peter Young,
Goderich, were weekend visit-
ors of Mr, ; Lct-IVIrs. Allen Bet -
Brewers
Retail Stores
W4I--B-e CIeyed
Wednesday,
ties.
Rev. A. G. Pease spoke at,an-
niversa,ry services at Grand
Bend on Sunday. The pastor of
the Grand Bend charge ,con-
ducted the service at ,Grace
Church.
Married
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, Adrian (Andy) Ver ,u1st
who were recently married in
the Christian Reformed Church,
Clinton. Mr, Verhulst is the
son of Mrs. Anthonie de Ruyter
and his bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. de Putter,
The Netherlads. Site is a cou-
sin of frank de Putter conces-
sion 7. Mr. and Mrs. Verhulst,
are making their home in God -e -
rich where he is employed at
Dominion Road Machinery Co.
Hallowe'en Party .. r.
On Thursday afternoon of
last week Miss Mary Brindley
and her pupils entertained ,the
mothers . and pre-school children
at the. annual •Hallowe'en party.
Costume prizes rte a awarded
as fo'llnw,: pre-school and prim-
ary, Mary Jean Betties, Cheryl
Bell, Sandra de Graf; prettiest,
Sandra Idsinga; best comic, -
Laurie Cox; most "-disguised,
Hattie I.dsinga. John Mantling
was chairman for the program
which consisted of songs; reci-
tations •by Rodney Cox, Marie
Betties and Jimmy Bell; and
various contests. Colleen Lock-
hart and Maxine Pickard had
the best "jack -o -lanterns. Lunch
was Served by Miss Brindley
and the senior girls.
The oldest continuous annual
sporting event in North Am-
erica is the St. John's, Nfld.,
Rowing Regatta. First written
record of the regatta is dated
1828, and it apparently had then
been going on for some years:"
Auburnites Find PUBLIC RELATIONS, TQPIC
Mystery Balloon AT TIGER DUNLOP W.I
AUBURN. — Where did it •
come from and who sent it?
This question, Mr. and Mrs.
Bay Hanna are asking about'
a balloon which fell on their
farm on Sunday, October 25.
The size of a large cabbage,
it is white in color with black
letters on it. Ori one 'side
is printed, ,, "R.I.P. Cordia,
C.O.S.T. Homecorning, 1964."
On the opposite side is
printed, "Yzygys." To this
balloon is attached a white
cord about five feet long. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanna would like
information about the balloon
which fell on the West Wa-
wanosh farm, south of the
Donnybrook bridge.
CARLOW. - The October
meeting, of the' Tiger Dunlop
branch otthe Women's Institute
was held in the Township Hall.
Mrs. Buchanan, the `president,
welcomed guests from the Kin -
tail, Clinton and Goderich In-
stilutes.
The roll call was answered
by naming an Institute member,
past or present. •
Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Hardy
attended the training school in
Wingham •for the senior Insti-
tutes on "Block. Printing." They
:Plan to hold this course in the
Township Hall at Carlow, Nov-
ember 10 or U. and anyone
wishing , to ' take this ,course
should contact either lady im-
mediately.
The resolutions for the Lon-
don Area Conference were
read.
Mrs, Bert Alton from the
•d-elighted her -
audience with a .reading entit-
led "Drip and Dry."
The delegates to the rally
held in FIensall, _.Mrs. Horton
r _ei4TrsteLTeren h - tYct r;wave
foil repgrts.
Mrs. Tait Clark, the Public
Relations officer, introduced
,Mrs. Norman Clairmont of
Gederich, the Pt#bltc 'Relations
officer' for West Huron. She
gave a splendid talk on Public
elation. Members make-
�1ood public relations between
a.Ither institutes and other so-
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eieties through the spoken word,
understanding of others, friend-
liness and, courtesy, she stated.
Mrs. E.,Hunter gave'the mot-
to, prepared by Mrs. Chamney,
"Kindness is a language the
dumb can speak and the deaf
can understand."
Mrs. Buchanan reported that
18 girls were, taking the 4-H
course, "The Club Girt' stands
on Guard."
Mrs. Nivens of Clinton gave
a demonstration of mats, braid-
ed and crocheted out of noodles.
It • was a beautiful dempnstra-
tion. The hostesses were Mrs.
H. Brindley, Miss B. Long, Mrs.
M. Bogie, Miss H. Fulford, Mrs.
Pope and:Mrs. E. Montgomery.
A bake sale was gond ected rby
Mrs. R. Bogie, Mrs. H. Fisher
and Mrs. le Glidden
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Crash Injures
d
Two 'Persons
Two persons were injured in
accidents Wednesday night of
last week involving cars and
farm vehicles.•
Mrs. Jack Evans of R.R. 1,
Goderich, and William Empey
of R.R. 2, Auburn, were treated
at Alexandra Hospital and ,re-
leased.
Mrs. Evans suffered minor
facial injuries and Mr. Empey
rrefeaetur-ed ose whorl til cart
-- h wi'rieh *they-' vvelttr'avelling'
collided with a tractor on High-
.1a0ars ,smxtina , .,reit 'it s'e'cerriiteseeaagt Q�'f 1''irr
ton.'
Karl Wayne McNaughton,
former Fort Elgin Rene man
plea`led not guilty to a charge
of `break, enter and theft" in
Magistrat's court here October
29.
The infraction is' alleged to
of Mary Mihlik, Hay Township,
on June' 4. He was remanded
ntil---Novemher.__.5__-session of
county court.
The McNaughton case will be
among the first to be tried in
the °court of the new Huron
County judge, Robert Hether-
ington. ,
Other cases before Magistrate
H. Glenn Hays, October 29 were
those of Stewart A.Scott, driv-
ing while intoxicated, adjourn-
ed to November 25; Logan., -Mc-
Lean, having' liquor in a place
otlier than his residence, plead-
ed guilty, -$25 Sand costs; +°Bruce
William Gillon, having liquor
in : plane other, than has resi-
denr.eA T$ incl -_cp5, a cs
Mathew McCreight, .failure 'to
vield rieeli of-wa 0 and costs•
enson . Johns on, specie ing,
pleaded riot guilty, adjourned
to November 5; Victor Earl
Cardiff, obstructed license
plate, adjourned; James Wams-
ley, drunk, pleaded not guilty,
adjourned; Morley Bloomfield,
drunk in a public place, plead-
ed guilty, $15 and costs, having
liquore.in a place other than
his residence, $15 and costs.
mai
The tractor. driver, Robert
Potter, 16 of R.R. 3, Clinton,
was unhurt. Damage to the
Empey car 'was estimated at
$900. -
In the other accident, a car
driven by Miss, Martie Koop-
mans, R.R. 2, Auburn, collided
with a hay wagon being drawn ,
by a tractor driven by Tait'
Clark, R'.R,-,•-e?-
County Road 21.
Tyre• --e # let
pendability. s .... .
VISSER PHOTO, CLINTON.
VERHULST—.de-PUTTER
In a'setting of pink and white church parlors followed by a
wedding dinner at the Elm Ha-
ven Motor Hotel, Clinton.
For travelling to Eastern On-
woollen suit with gold and
brown accessories.
chrysanthemums, marriage vows
were exchanged between Jackie
de Putter of Hamilton and Ad-
rian ` %eThier " o°%"' '°7."�N"Y°; "" 11Ty=
field, The ceremony was per-
formed by - Rev, -G: J. Heersin
in the Christian Reformed
Church,, Clinton, on Saturday,
October 10. The bride iS the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs J.
de Putter, Holland, and the
groom's parents are Mr.-- and
Mrs. A. de Ruyter, R!'R.. 1, Bay-
field. Chris Guenter presided
at the organ.
The bride was given in mar-
riage ,by her cousin, Frank de
Putter, Bayfield. Her floor -
length gown of nylon lace over
taffeta was fashioned with a
rounded neckline and lilypoint
sleeves. 'A crown of pearls held
her houl'ff'err lbYow=leT gtltf fy'-
longi veileand she carried a bou
ear.•--- ,:
suet of white carnarohs;
aS�.caa.. rim, taco' ,?�+ a a3
eri ori' eau'Iy •os s airralf
fern.
Miss Rita re Boer of Hamilton
was maid of honor wearing a
street -length gown of pink or-
ganza with white lace and a
wedding ring headpiece caught
with veiling. She narried a
bouquet:ea white carnations and
green tern. Similarly 4itntired
was the flowert;irl, Audrey de
Putter, Bayfield, and she car-
of','�i�t� tiny
tions.
Ushers were David 'and -Jake
de Ruyter of RiR. 1, Bayfield.
A reception was hold in the
The couple will reside at-263
Cobourg street, Goderich.
A pre -nuptial . shower,was
held in, honor of the bride, n
Salerd when Mrs. G. Scoe-
maker was hostess.
TAYLOR'S CORNER. — Mrs,
H. McCabe and Mrs. Mary
Broome of Goderich spent a re-'
cent weekend in Sodbury, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gaudet.
mire rrdT Irs. Roy Wi sort ansa .•
mile int aait we
in'i3i'ahtfdrd. iefth'''il-ieir' da5211"7
family.
Mrs.. Linda Laing of Wey-
burn, Saskatchewan, has been
visiting with her brother, Austin
Sturdy and other relative's.
Bake Sale
The Taylor's Corner Commun-
j ity• Club bake sale, bazaar and
tea which was held ,on Saturday
Veils quite a successfu.I event.
S .pie $280 was- realized. Mrs.
ter of the pair of sequin tri
reel smocked cushions.. The
club iwsmost thankful for the,
patronage.given the sale.
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