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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-06-17, Page 6he 'G'odex°h $igr#at-atax, Thuri'ay, June 17th, 1965 M��n w��ian Guest Speaker 'iron res yterialNleetmg Mrs,•,Hugh Jack of Hamilton Was the guest speaker at the spring meeting of the Huron ?resbyterilrl of the Women's Mis ionary Society of the Pres - Church urc n � Canada, t1y h h i d , h,,eld in S. ..ndrew's Presby- terian dhiurch, Clinton. In her address, on Mission and MissiOns she told about the Work of missionaries down through the years, how they ;-.h'.t "anSW e.tf -tile-tall-cif-Wit- nessing ile._tall of-'wit=messing for Christ' and that many had died carrying out their world of telling the Love of Christ in many countries across the sea. Mrs. Walter Shortreed of Blyth thanked Mrs. Jack. She bad been introduced by Mrs. Nixon of Seaforth Barbara Kirk- man Society. .The president' of the Presby- terial, Mrs. Wes Bradnock, was in charge of the meeting and the devotional period was taken by Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Ed., Davies of Auburn. The offering was received by Hensall members, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Schwalm and dedicated with prayer by Mrs. 0. G. Ander- son of Belgrave. Mrs. R. S. Kerslake of Sea - forth gave a report of a synod- ical meeting held at Walkerton which she attended as Presby- terial delegate. The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Wilfred Sander- son and the financial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs. A. McConnell of Goderich. All auxiliaries showed an excellent increase in `givings throughout the' Presbyterial Mrs. Mervyn Lobb of Clinton was, appointed delegate to the training school to be held this summer at Belle- ville. A message was read from Mrs. 11. S. Burnham- of Sarnia, the Synodical president. The Presbyterial was invited to hold their fall rally in Knox Presbyterlgn Church, Goderich, on September 14. The secretaries of; the various departments reported on their activitieak Mrs. Alec Enright of Goderich, the literature sec- retary, gave a detailed, account of her books which she . had, displayed -for -alt -to 'see. Th president thanked everyone who bad taken part so well in the meeting and `special thanks to Mrs. Jack who had been an officer of the' Huron n .Presbyter- ial when she had lived at the manse at Seaforth more than 21 years ago. The meeting was closed with a hymn, with Mrs. Agnew, as organist throdghoot the meet- ing. The benediction was pro- nounced by the president of the Hensall Auxiliary, Mrs. Earl Campbell. Afternoon tea was served in the Sunday school room of the church by the members of the Clinton Auxiliary. Huron 4-H Rally A Huron County 4-H Rally is to be held at Seaforth High School at 8.30 p.m., on Thurs- day, June 24. • Feature speak- ers will be Dean N. R. Richards of the 0.A.C., and Ross Wein, a former Huron 4-H member, E who -has been- in -.Africa: Miss Patricia Proctor from Vales is presently visiting Jun- ; for Farmer members in Huron County and will be here up groom. until, •June 290. This week Miss Proctor is spending with Miss Shirley Jaques at R.R. 1, Centralia, HARRISON •- ME1 ZIES Mr. and Mrs. David .(Mike) Harrison were married on May. `8, 29$51; in -St.' Andrew"s Wilted Church, Haileybury, in a Candle- light ceremony. Rev. J. P. Weese officiated. The organist was Mrs - William Grozellp. The bride is he former Marg- aret Elizabeth Menzies, daugh- ter of Mr.`and Mrs. Roz} Menzies, Haileybury. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Har- rison, Goderich. , The bride Wore- a white Street- 10.-014. treeting, govvta, of .chifOn.. dei laf feta and- a wedding ring head- piece with brief veil. Her cor- sage was of red roses. Miss Joyce Menzies., sister lof the bride, wore a two-piece dress of turquoise peau' de soie with white accessories and a cor- sage of yellow roses. Groomsman was. Ralph Harri- son, Goderich, brother of the groom. For a reception held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Abraham, the bride's mother wore a blue ensemble, with matching hat, white accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. The groom's mother assisted, wearing a green ensemble, green and white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. - For travelling, the bride chose a three-piece turquoise linen suit topped with a white coat, and white accessories. The couple will reside in Stratford. Guests from a distance were Mrs. C. K. Gray, St. Catharines, grandmother of the bride; Mr. and- Mrs. --Earl.— Harrisonr Gode- rich, parents of the groom; Ralph, Brenda and Cheryl Har- rison, brother and sisters of the Mixon ; C" u-rity'' Federation of Agriculture 0 Annual WORSHIP SERVICE Salvation. Ar:my Camp (Glenhuron) 3 miles North of Bayfield SUNDAY, JUNE 20th at 2:30 p.m. Please bring s'andwiehes and cc kies or tarts. Coffee and Chocolate Milk will be provided. Rev. Bodenhaan will be �-� Zuest speaker. Personal Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston were Mr, and Mrs. James .Smith, Forres, Morayshire, Scotland; Mr.---Ron- Cameron, r ---Ron-Cameron, Detroit, and •Mr.1 George Cameron, Brucefield. Mrs. J. Kay, Detroit, accom- panied by her niece, Mrs. Nor- bort Schlaff, Dearborn, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Percy" Johnston. Miss Mary Lou Denomme, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Wil- fred Denomme, has successfully examinations passed her ex t ons at the Ivan R. Sales School -of Hair- dressing in London. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cham- ney attended the graduation exercises at St. Thomas -Elgin Hospital on Wednesday where Their granddaughter, Miss Mar- tryn-Chamney, of-Wi-nghram, was one of the graduates. - OK GUARANTEED USED CARS igs AFI ET TONE Tom. • Standards of write and pin*. gladioli and emerald foliage dec. °rated-' in o ac Presbyterian. Church on Saturday, June , b; wtien ,Beverley Atar,lorle ADO Johnston "became the bride of John Victor Whetstone, in a double -ring ceremony perwrin- efl by Rev, Q. L. Royal. The de i bridekir sedaughter o r th f Mrs. Audrey Johnston, Uoderich, an the late F. W. Johnston, and the. groom is the'' son of„ Mr:, and 1V1rs. L. G. Whetstono;,-Gode- rich. William Cameron, Gode- -rich,- -presided 'at the -organ ~an'd- soloist, was Mrs. Clayton Ed- ward; Goderich. The bride was' given in mar- riage by ' her brother-in-law, Gordon McCullough, Bramalea, Her portrait gown of pear, de faille was fashioned with a scooped . neckline and three- quarter length sleeves: Floral appliques of Swiss lace out- lined the empire waistline and the sleeves, Back fullnessin the semi -bell shaped skirt was formed by unpressed pleats which ?fell to a chapel train. A tiara of crystals and pearls held her petal veil of silk il- lusion and she carried a cres- cent bouquet of pink sensation roses, stephanotis and ,trailing ivy. Mrs. Gordon McCullough, Bramalea, was her sister's mat- ron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Evonne Drennan, Lon- don, cousin of the bride, and Miss Gayle Feagan, Goderich. They wore dresses of white Swiss lace over pink norganza with scooped necklines and brief sleeves. A band of taffeta cir- cled the waistlines and self bows accented the back fullness of the semi -controlled skirts. Their pillbox hats of pink pleat- ed norganza were caught with veiling and they carried crescent bouquets of pink -tinted baby mums. Groomsman was Bill Fritzley, Goderich, and the guests were ushered -by Don: McCormick -and' Gordon Walters, both of Gode- rich. . The reception was held at the Maitland Country Club. Mrs. Johnston received her guests wearing a dress of pink peau de soie- over taffeta with a lace bodice: Her -accessories were white and- white carna •�4 MR.,and MRS. 'J. V. WHETSTONE PHO -Pr BY R. J. NEPHEW * * * and by two of the bride's aunts; Mrs. Elgin Fisher and Mrs. Ben Mole, at the former's home. Miss Beverley Brindley was hos- tess for a party and the bride's mother entertained the bridal party following the rehearsal. * * * tions formed her corsage. The groom's mother chose a two- piece dress of blue silk overlaid ,with black lace, white acces- sories and a corsage of white carnations. Guests were present from Hamilton, Toronto, London, Kingsville and Goderich. For their wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the bride changed to a white lace dress accented by a green bow. A white lace hat and white acces- sories completed • her ensemble and she wore a corsage of red American Beauty roses. They will reside in Goderich. Pre -Nuptial Events Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored at miscellan- eous showers given by Miss Gayle Feagan and- Mrs. Mac -Sparks 'at the : former's . honre; PERSONAL Miss Patricia Stowe has join- ed the office staff at Babcock - Wilcox & Goldie -McCulloch Lim- ited, Galt. Miss Stowe is a graduate of Goderich Business College. • . ST. JOHN LOCAL BRIGADE IS VOLUNTARY AND PRESENT AT ALL .PUBLIC EVENTS IN GODERICH AND VICINITY! 23-24 IJames Richardson &.Sons Ltd. 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Mrs. Mary meowed gave the nominating committee report. Officers for 1965-19Q6 will in- clude: President, Brent Nelson, Goderich; vice-president, Amos Andrew, Goderich; secretary - treasurer, T.• J. Salkeld, Lucks now; editor of the Spectator, Mrs. W. Horton Talmay, The sports committee includes Eliza- beth Nelson, Douglas Blacker, jr., Brent Nelson and Douglas Blacker, sr. v. NIS OESERVATION Colinlez4U.ug on a Goderich 1n41rtoont, the, editor of The sley','Hprise-Newe-wrote - We are, a laza people, The Mayor of. Goderich .was-.P.rotty, angry at a receiit.meeting when the council. received a petition from the county employees ask- ing.. sksing- that they be exempt from two-hour parking limit on the street at -the county buildings,. otherwise they would have to walk about 500 yards to get to work. 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