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Arranged
Huronview Auxiliary met in
the craft Itfoin with president
Mrs. Forest in chair.
The Christmas and sympathy
cards will be on display at
next meeting. Anyone that
wants can order them.
Mrs. Mellis. 'gave her report
on the craft work and-dispttiyed
the cushion that is to be shown
at London convention.
Final arrangement for the an-
nual bazaar, Oct. 5, will be
made next meeting.
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One female fly may be the
founder of a family of 432,000
flies in a few weeks. This in-
sect in a •carrier of disease germs
through its contact with filth of
all kinds.
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GOWER—RATHWELL
froma' tailored bow at the .back
neckline. A crown of seed pearls
and crystals held her four -tiered
ellow-length" veil and she car-
ried a bouquet of pink delight
roses.
Mrs. Donald Johnson of
Waterford was matron of honor.
Her costume was of rose chiffon
over taffeta.
David Gower of Goderich was
groomsman and guests were
% ,hered by John Gower of Gode-
rich, r -.
Mrs. Rathwell received her
,gutests at Tiger Dunlop Inn
wearing a blue crepe suit with
blue accessories and a corsage
of pink carnations. The groom's
.mother chose 'a •pink serrano
costume with a white carnation
corsage.
For travelling, the bride
changed. to a pink silk faille
dress with matching coat and
white- accessories and' a corsage
of white poms. The couple will
reside in Goderich. •
A wedding trip to Niagara
Falls followed the marriage on
Saturday, August 6, of Joan
Marie Rathwell and Donald
James Gower. Rev. M. Morrison
of Varna and Rev. A. Scott of
Egrnondville performed the
double -ring ceremony which
took place in Varna United.
Church. -
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. ,and Mrs. Thomas W. Rath
well: of R.R.T3, ° Clinton. The
groom is the son of Mrs. T.
Gower of Goderich.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a floor -
length gown of white satapeau.
The bodice was highlighted by
a 'shallow scooped neckline,
empire waist and flattering
trumpet sleeves. The - gently
controlled sheath skirt cascaded
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McCORMICK—.ZONES .
North Street United Church,
decorated effectively with yel-
low mums, was the setting for
the wedding of Connie Louise
Jones and Carl Patrick Mc-
Cormick. Rev. J. Donald Mac-
Donald performed the double-
rhrgr ceremony which took place
Saturday, July 23. •
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones and
the groom is the son of Mrs.
B. J. McCormick and the late
Mr. McCormick. All are of Gode-
rich.
Mr. Jones gave has daughter
in marriage. Her floor -length
gown of white satin featured -a
scooped neckline and fitted
waist with chapel train.' Her
double -tiered illusion veil was
held by a crown of pearls and
she carried, a bouquet of .yellow
roses. a
Pat' Stowe of Goderich was
maid of honor and bridesmaids
were Carolle and Cathie Jones,
sisters of the bride, and Barbara
Wilkins,' all of Goderieh. They
wore gowns of apricot organza
over taffeta with matching
rosette headpieces and their
bouquets were of shasta daisies.
Denise Wardell of Windsor
was flower girl and Dean Stead-
man of Newbury was ringbearer.
The groom was attended by
Doug Harrison of Goderich.
Ushers were Ron Moore and
Larry McCormick, brother of
the groom, both of Goderich.
Receiving her guests at the
Park House, the bride's mother
wore a .mint green dress of
MAITIAN D
PRO'S TIPS
elf $ignak Stan',. Thtlrsday, August 2, 1966
In any game in which a per.
sortstrilt;e a balk, a. player is
bound •to experience :h o t
stretches where his timing . is SQ
right he lust can't miss, "And to
experience other stretches,
where nothing he does is right,
no mntter•"how intensively., he
concentrates. Part of the skill
of being a consistently good
golfer is a.piayer's ability to do
something definite and con-
structive when he, or she falls
into a slump instead of per-
severing gamely but to no true
purpose.
To my way of, thinking, the
best of all remedies for recover-
ing your timing (anti; your swing)
is this: go out and practise
with your feet set only two or
three inches apart. 'This exag-
gerated narrow stance has the
effect of making you use the
correct elements of shotmaking:
simplified correct footwork,
simplified correct movements of
the hands, arms and shoulders.
You have to .swing the club; you
cannot" substitute raw force for
co-ordinated" movement. As a
resulat, a player stops straining
with the improper elements and
begins -to recover almost im-
mediately a proper -ense. of the
golf,,,swing • and its , timing. I
know of no other means of get-
ting back into ,the swing of
things that is ,comparably ef-
fective.
The above is Bob's last tip
for the year, and the club hopes
that all our golfing friends that
have followed his advice have
somehow benefited from his
teachings.. •
'Qhantilly lace over silk with
white accessories and a corsage
of gold roses. The groom's
mother was attired in yellow.
and brown silk with white ac-
cessories and a corsage of yellow
roses.
Leaving for a wedding trip to
Kingston, the bride wore a white
shantung suit with red accessor-
ies and a corsage of red car-
nations. 'The 'couple will reside
in Goderich.
HO'LMESVILLE
HOLMESVILLE -- R o b e r t
Grigg left Wednesday for Mont.
real where he will be working
on a landscaping project for
Expo '67.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Stock and
family of Aylmer . visited r.e
cenfly with Mrs. M. Stock_ and
Gordon.
Recent guests with Mrs. J. B.
MacMath were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith and Robert, and
.Mr. Edgar Fourney of Lancaster.
Mrs. Frank McCullough who is
undergoing medical treatment
at Kitchener hotspital was at
home in .. the village for the
weekend.
- • Mr.. and Mrs. Bert- Finley
moved to their new home in
Goderich last week, having sold
their farm to John De Ruyter.
Linda and Debbie Cunning-
ham, Auburn, spent the week-
end with their_ grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grigg.
Patsy Wise spent the weekend
with Miss Marlene. Yeo.
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August 25-26
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 27
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August 29 - 30
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At The Stoplights
Goderich
Men's Night, Monday, results
--Al Sumner was the winner
with a net -low of 28%. Al
received a trap donated by
Molsbn's Brewery. Second was
H..Baird with a score of 32,
third were Ross McDaniel and
B. Nelson with a .score of 321I.
Sunday was the interclub final
at Kincardine. Things looked
good for us at the beginning,
but Kincardine came from be-
hind to tie .Goderich for the
championship, both scoring 23711,
;points. Wingham was ' second
with 234 points and Walkerton
third with '164 points.
Don't forget that next Sun-
day is the day for the mixed-
up two -ball competition. Make
sure you are there and join the
rest of us in some fun. '
JEFFREY —
Marriage vows were exchang
ed by l3arbara Helen Durnin and
Raymond George Jeffrey of
Goderich in St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church on Saturday,
July 30. Rev. Father Moynahan
officiiated ate the double -ring
ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.' Joseph William
Durnin, Goderich, and the
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Jeffrey of Goderieh.
The bride Was given in mar-
riage •by her father. Her gown
of cloud white 'imported crepe
and hand -clipped' Chantilly lace
featured a chaAel train delicate•
ly outlined in . scallops. Her
tiered veil of tulle illusion was
clasped to her head by a French
bow of pearls and lace. She
carried a bridal missal' topped
With a white orchid and white
sweetheart roses
Mrs. John Sturdy of Gode-
rich attended the bride a.s
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Ted Pauli of Strat-
ford and''Joann.e' Malone of
Goderich. They were attired
alike in floss pink • empire,
gowns. Matching crepe—bows
F
PHOTO 6Y R. J. NPHEVV-
DURNIN
formed -their headpieces and
they carried cascading bouquets •
of white baby. mums and pink
carnations.
• Donald Jeffrey, Goderich,
was groomsman and guests
were ushered by Larry Jeffrey
and Bob Durnin of Goderich.
Receiving her guests ar the
Harbourlite Inn, the bride's
mother wore a . peppermint
green ensemble of Venetian lace
with white' accessories and a
corsage of pink roses. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
who chose a larkspur blue lace
and crepe costume. Her , acces-
sories were blue and white and
she wore a corsage of, red roses.
For a, wedding trip to the
Thousand Islands, the bride don-
ned a white linen sheath with
shocking pink accessories and
a white—o-rehid^ corsage, The
couple Wjfl. reside in. Goderich.
Pre -Nuptial Events
Prior to her marria,e the
bride . was guest of hon•- r at '
-showers given. by Mrs.• Karen
Sturdy and by relatives at the
home of Mrs. Paul Henderson.
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