The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-08-24, Page 7e q .
�OLMESVLLE
BQ.... , VILLE - Mr. and
Mrs.
E dwar Grigg
and Dawn
SPe, the weekend at Peter..
bprougb. as . guests of Mr. and,
Mrs. Chester Grigg and attend•
ed the wedding of their daughter
Linda to ! harles Colhoun,_
Huntsville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith
and daughter Lorraine of
Williamstown, Ontario, were
recent guests of the foriner'a
Mint,. Mrs. J. B. MacMath.
* *.
Mrp"and Mrs, Thomas Camp.
bell, . called" on friends in the
village last Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ken Potter
Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Aston and Donald, London,
were :weekend guests of Mr.
and Mr's. Elmer Potter.'
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Jim McCullough of Dresden
spent . the weekend with his
parents) Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McCullough.
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-Mr. anMrs, Jack Norman
kand daughter, Margo, of Van.
cou`ver are visitingtheformer's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
orman.
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Mr, and Mrs. Jim Angus vis-
ited recently in Sarnia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bender
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wil.
liam Bender over the weekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Wal.
ter, Norman ....and Gerald, left
on a motor trip to Regina,
Saskatchewan.
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-The community was saddened'
on Saturday to learn of the
death of Mrs. C. Park in Rig.
. aud,• Quebec, • • Rey. --and -'Mrs;
i
MR$ LLOYD GOND
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Park were returning from a
,,visit to Expo' , 67. They had
moved to London just one year
ago from their Wesley Willis,.
Holmesvill *chge.
° ,Misses, Teresa, : and Debra
Pipe of London are visiting'.
their grandparents, Mr.' and
Mrs. Harry illiams.
Lcha1sh
LOCHALSll -. ° -Mrs. Ewan_
MacLean was judge at ' the
Lucknow Horticultural Society .
Flower show on Friday.
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Mrs. Oliver McCharles and
Mrs. David Elphick were judges
at_the Flower show in Hanover
on Saturday, "
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Rod Finlayson, John ' .Mc,
Charles and Finlay MacLennon
visited at - their homes in the
area during the weekend. •
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Mrs. Leeson spent a few,days
with her, daughter Mrs. Jack
Elphick.
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Jim Ainsley of Toronto is
holidaying with his grand.
parents, Mr; and Mrs. Frank
MacLennan.
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Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles during thepastweek
were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc.
Gillivray: Alvin McGillivray
and Miss Charlotte 'Stull of
San Jos6, California;
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds
and family spent Sunday in St.
Marys with Mrs, Alfred Stone.
Miss _Donna Wylds returned
home with- therm after holiday.
ing4 with her grandmother for
a few days.
SUNRISE
BEAN MEETING
8:00 A.M.
Thursday, August 3ist
at the farm of
JACK PECK
134
.Miles West of No. 4 at. IJppen
Variety, Weed: Control and Fertilizer
Demonstration Plots ikith discussionsby various people
Bean Harvesting Machinery and Information
Clare Burt's Bean Pots will be .operating
Coffee Served
AU those interested in Production , and Marketing of White Mans
are invited to attend.
Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Association
,Ontario Bean Growers Association
SK EOCH - STAPL EY
Eastrninste1 .United Church;
Belleville, was the setting for
the marriage on August 12 of
Joan Edith Stapley, daughter of
Mrs. Lorne H. Stapley and the
late Mr. Stapley of Stirling,
and James Lloyd Skeoeh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Skeoch
of Goderich. Rev. J. Bruce
Small officiated. r
The bride was given in mar-
riage by' her grandfather, Mr.
W., J. Scott, She wore a cage
dress of re -embroidered gui-
pure lace in a rose design. The
yoke, lily -point sleeves, and the -
bottom of the skirt Were,,of im-
ported crystal peau. A watteau
train of the same lace; bordered
in crystal peau, completed the
design. Her four -tiered veil fell
from a headdress ••of peau de -
sole and lace petals bordered
with seed pearls and centered
with stamens of Bavarian crys. '
tats, Two white orchids circled
with • stephanotis formed her
bouquet.
Mrs: Nicholas Chajkowski
was her cousin's matron of
honor, and Ida Mae Bailey and
Evelyn Clark werebridesina.ids
They wore •floor length gpwns
of pellican silk chiffon over yel.
low sheaths, creating a melon
effect. Beading. accented the
empire waistlines.. Their Wed-
ding ring headpieces and veils
were of the same materials,
and they carried bouquets of
white gladioli. n
Best man was Vern Skeoch,
brother •of the groom, and usher.
ing were James Stephens of
Waterloo and J. Brian Turner
of Toronto. ••
Following the ceremony are.
ception was held' in the Sun Val-
ley Inn, Belleville. The bride's
mother received her. guests in a
two-piece mint green dress out.
,knell with-,, hand . embroidered
seed pearls and beads. Green
and ivory accessories and a
GODERICH PERSONALS
Helen, Fred and Larry. And.
erson and Doug and Millie Thom
have just returned home after
spending a week ih ' Montana
with their brother Jim Thom and
Mrs. Thom. On their return
trip they travelled through the
Rocky Mountains and stopped .
at several places . in Western
Canada. •
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Congratulations to MissRose
Marie Vecsi and Miss.Judith
Marlatt, who were successful-•iu
obtaining diplomas from the
Business Educators' Associa-
tion of Canada for final examin-
ations completed during June at
theGoderich Business College.
When you live in Ontario
you've got a good deal
going for you
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Photo by Lumbers Studio;
Belleville
corsage of peach. delight roses
completed her ensemble. She
was assisted by the groom's
mother, in salmon lace over
crepe with matching hat, pearl
accessories, and a white gar.
denia and stephanotis corspae.
For -travelling the bride
changed to a lime green linen
dress with matching coat, black
accessories ' and a white gar.
denia and yellow rose corsage,
Following the wedding trip to
the east coast, the couple will
take up residence in Willowdale.
Weed Control
September is one of the best
months for lawn weed control
by .2, 4-D and related com.
pounds. Fall spraying has an
additional safety advantage
since most .cultivated plants in
the garden and border are less
sensitive • to sprays than in the,
Spring.
Hortiuulturisis with the On.
tario Department of Agriculture
and Food recommend using Z,
4-D On most annual broad --
leafed weeds such as.adande.
lion and plantain.
For hard -to -kill weeds such
as black medick and common
chickweed use Silvex and meco.
prop. All the above chemicals
'should be applied at rates re.
c9rrfinellded by the . manu.
factures "Teo not use 2, 4-D or
Silvex on bent -grass, lawns.
Mecoprop is safer for use on
this type.
AN$TN BRjNbLEx
.At St. PauVs.Cathedral, Lou
don, Qutario, Saturday, July 29
at 2 p.m. :reh Deacon. G. .
-Ligiitbourn oft'iciated at awed.
%ding CereMOlir betweenpelda
Jean 'E.rindley, I.rondon, eldest •
• daughter 4t Mr..and Mrs, ,Coro
'don ..B•rindiey , Goderich;and •
George Wallace Anson,London;
youngest son of . Mr. and'Mrs;
Edward J. Anson, Harrold, ant+,.
arlo. Mr. and Mrs. 8ey
H. McLay were the attendas,
After .a wedding trip the
' couple will take up residence
in London.
Snyder
Picnic 'At
Atwood
PORTERS HILL - TheUni
helin
urcb Women of �?►raceChurch
ld their Aut meeting .,at
° the home o . Mrs. Vernaliarrle,
Clinton last Wednesday'. Mr/14,
.Wilmer`f.iddell 4ocic .charge of
the deyottolial. p:erlo0 and read .,
the chapter: in the Study Book.
S iPture lesson was read
by res Don Harris. President
Mrs. Elgin Co , conducteJ the
business meeting;
Secretary's report was given.
by Mrs. WilliamTOwnshendand.
the financial report 'by Mrs..
Tom Sowerby. .
At the close of the meeting
the hostess served. lunch.„ The
September meeting will,be,held
in the church basement.
s 9)40( BCHQOL SERVICE
:Stuiday, 'SePtem $ *Ill he
a combined service at . e
Church.. At this ser ce '.tie
yarioua dipiomes and oe4'tt.
ficafes Or the Sunday 4401
wall* presented.
' SPECIA r WOR OW
.
Sly, 'September 'I0,•Rev',
Grant Mille 0! On 'io-$treet
united Church,' Cllnton,,,will
o the guest.minister' fol" the
niversaryb service :t Grace
Church., Mr. Mili;s is president.
of the London Conference of ,tine
united Church,
• Service will be at 11 a.in. and,*
special music is pled for
the occursion.
,Snyder, Picnic Vas field July
• 30 at' the home of Mr. and
Mrs.' Bryan Ames, Atwood,- Ont.
tames followed by a .barbecue
supper was enjoyed by all Mr.
and Mrs. Emerie Snyder from
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan,, ra,
yelled the g'reate'st . distance.:
The committee for the following
year is as follows: President,
„Carl Fisher; Vide President,
Donald Sowerby; Secretary.
treasurer; Lois Rowe; Sports,
-Ted and Leola Rowstron; Lunch
Doris Fisher, Mildred Clarke,
Donna Snyder.
Hootenanny
Blue Water. Chapter of the
Eastern Star Order held a com.
bined hootenanny, square-
da'hce - corm -roast at Clayton
Latthwaite'S Apple Park farm,
Wednesday night, August 16. A
large crowd attended.
Those taking part were: Mrs.
Avis Bissett, Mrs. Moon, Mrs.
`'i • Vane mond, Darlene Chessell,
Grant Ellison, Don McGuire,
Mr. Godfrey, Wayne Willis, Ron
Farquahar and Mr. McGee.
• Callers for the square dant.
ing , were Mr. Pattersbn and
Mrs. Driver.
Goderich township drama
group presented a one -act play
as part of the program. Dir.
ected by Mrs. Powell, the cast
included Mrs. N. Trewartha,
Margaretta Trewartha, Della
Allen, °Walter Mciwain, . Clay.
ton Laithwaite, Mrs. P. Harri.
son and Mrs: Norma Trewartha,
Prompting was by Mrs. E. Cox;
musical effects were by Molly
Cox. •
Members served , a lovely
lunch which consisted of sloppy
joes, corn, pop and coffee.
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orld,-
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CREWE -Roy Maize returned
home from visiting friends in
Ayr.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. C. Finnigan
and sons were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry
and daughters of Pine River.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drennan
and family left on Sunday for
a holiday at Expo and in the
eastern part of the province.
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Several children in this lo.
cality attended. Bible School at
Dungannon United Church last
week.
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Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Crozier celebrated the 25th an:
niversary of their marriage on
Tuesday August' 22.
C ongratulations.
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Mrs. Stuart Nash and Susan
of London are spending a hoii.
day at the, Crozier home; Mr,
and Mrs.` )George Bushell and
Bill Crozier of London were
weekend visitors with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Crozier,
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days many people will want their
clothes cleaned for the new year.
Don't be caught in the last min-
ute rush. Call os today and have ,'
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