HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-11-09, Page 3Elizabeth Stieler, laugh.
ter ofMr; afdMrs. Paul Stieter,
f• or) erIy of 'Detroit, was Mao -
Ned to William Wolter in Det.
Droit recently.
The bridets°tnothe' is the form
mer Miriam Johnston who lived
in ,G9derich for several years.
z
woo. T. 0, Galey of Port
Dover, is visiting her , stater
Mrs. A. L. Cole, Elgin Avenue.
4,1 *
Mr,* and Mrs, Robert Quaid
of Detroit, Michigan, Mr. and
Mrs Q. M. White,, of i$irila,
ingharn, Michigan, M. andMrs.
Victor Fafrail, of Meadsvitle,
Pennsylvania, Mrs,. prank C ook
and Pain of Port Colborne, were
'Weekend visitors with Mr, a4. d
Mrs, Jack Cook.
Memorials
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Quality -Service -Cemetery ° . tiering
PHONE WINGHAM COLLECT 3511910
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WRITE BOX 1s1I, WINGHAM, ONTARIO
LAST
CHANCE
GODERICH
LITTLE THEATRE
IS NEARLY SOLD OUT OF SEASON TICKETS
IF YOU HAVE .OVERLOOKED BUYING YOURS
(Only $4.00) — PLEASE -PHONE
524-7345 'or 524-8714
00.
Our First Comedy "ON MONDAY NEXT" Win
Be Playing at MacKay Hall November 23, 24, 25
RESERVE SEATS WILL BE AVAILABLE STARTING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH On The Square
First With The Finest
FIRST RUN FILMS lig AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT Entertainment Is Our Business
',HUBS:, 'FRU.; SAT.
CRACKING
LIKE A WHIP
FRAM
HERETO
rEXCITEMENTI
KIRK ROBERT
November 941 0-1 1
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RICE -.ROBINSON
'Rackets .Q4 ,P and W,?nite . The "groom'd mother diose
Wir�9��r�i ate#�a�ks faD+�N 1/�ng
myna .ani ferns I decorated a spun; coitus bred„sheaatb..
'Rupert Street, 'Presbyterian a fell length coat- to thatch
Chiurch! Zdmonton, Alberta, on in Drown ane Lurquotse va tern
Saturday Qctober 14, at 000 brown accessories and orchid
Jean, daughtfor the er of Mr, and Mrs. corsage.
Glen W. Robinson and Allan John
son of Mr. and Mr"s ,John Rice
all of Edmonton.
Rev. Ralph MacDonald per.
formed the double -ring cere�-
mony' and thewedding music was
played by the church orgal.nist
Mrs. Tait. u
The bride a former resident
of Goderich was given, in mar..
riageby her father. She wore
a. floor: length gown of white
peas-de-el'egence with empire
waist line and rose motiff ap-
plique on skirt, also border.
ing a short train and her man.
Ulla styled veil. She carried a,
bouquet of six' cinnamon
° orchids, white stephanotis and
ivy.
Maid of honour was M iss Judy
Lathom and Mrs. Joan Mock.
ford was bridesmaid. They were
gowned alike in sleeveless, •
floor -length dresses with em.
pare waist line and carried
crescent bouquets of rose and
white feathered carnations and
Assisting the groom ivere his
brother David Rice and Law.
rence Mockford.
The guests were ushered by
Edward Robinson brother of
the bride and Donald Forrest.
The reception was held in
the Coral,.Room of the Riviera
Hotel. The bridal party receiv.
ed their guests, assisted by the
°
bride's'mother who chose a
beige silk sheath dress and full
length matching coat, with green
and black accessories and yet.
low orchid corsage.
DUNGANNON
A number from here attend.
ed the Warden's Banquet •in
Goderich November 1 as guests
of -Warden and Mrs. Donald
Mckenzie. •
On Monday, October 30, the
UCW gave a bridal shower in
honour of Miss Sharon Smythe.
* * *
Wilbur Brown, has been in
Kitchener Waterloo Hospital
this past week, where he under.
went surgery Friday morning.
His many friends wish him
speedy recovery.
* *. *
Mrs. Brown has made sev.
eral trips to Kitchener -Water.
loo; where she has: stayed with`
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webster.
On the weekend, whe was ac.
companied by Mrs. Lorne Ivers,
who, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Congram. .�
*.
During the wedding dinner
Ernest Latham, uncle of the,
groom, acted as master of keret.
monies and the toast to the
bride was.proposed by Kenneth
Riddell; a friend of the family.
After dinner dancing was en.
joyeduntil midnight•to•the`xnusic
of the Bohemians.
For travelling to Jasper,
Banff and 'southwestern United
States the bride donned,a wool
worsted suit in emerald green
with tan accessories and orchid
corsage.
Prior to the wedding they.
were honored at several par.
ties and showers held in Ed.
monton. and Calgt ry.
The bridal, party Were en.
tertained at a dinner _given by
the groonci's parents after the
rehearsal.
The young couple will re.
side in Edmonton.
Bridge Scores
There were eight tables 'of
play* at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club Tuesday night. Win.
ners and their, scores were as
follows: Mr. O. Hazelgrove and
Mrs.- J. Wilson, 136; Mrs. Bob
Sproule and Mrs. A, Glabraith,
130; Judge and ,Mrs. R. S.
Hetherington, 124; Dr. and Mrs.
W, Oakes; 118 1/2. ,
Goderich ' District' C IQllor
giaters seinier tootball teen;, the
Vikings, 'More elimLnated froth
Huron—Perth conference foot-
p1ayo s 1'j es�da. ► afternoon
when M ' Mtis took-
lvtngha . targe
the "sudden death sen0 drawl,
match 7-1, '
Mustangs' ° Paul Jphnston
gave Winghain a Cr -0 lead early
in the first period When he gal.
loped 85 yards for the only
touchdown of . the game, The
clubs exchanged singles for the
other scoring.
The match, :held at Goderich.
Imill'
FRINGo at LEGION • HALL
SATURDAY, , •NOVEMBER 11
ate= p.m.
•
15 GAMES --$1.00
The prize for each regular. game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined
JACKPOT OF $95.00 IN 59 CALLS
Sponsored by Branch 109 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION '
No One Under 16 Permitted Tp Play
v►ae played on .a 84.01-,GoVer$d
aloopy field de P$ayn
diftiOgt far both sidee,
.
Wnngham wi nota^ meetSotttb '
1t rex' 1'440100.. Of PIeter tn"
a sudden. death Th all Match slat.,
ed .for Tnesday, November 14,
ire e , for the Huron -Perth th
inteb-collegiate football champs.,
ieaship. ^ TM
0Del Viking Juniors were
scheduled to play Listowel, on -
Wednesday, November $, atLls:
toureI, in a 'final for the junior
championshiii of the league.
h
Under the Industrial Standard Act
on Remlembra ice Day.
SANDY'S BARBER SHOP
CLOSED SAT., NOV. 11
ALL DAY
TIGER DUNLOP
INN
MY. 21-2 MILES NORTH
OF GODERICH
-ROAST- DUCK- - DINNER "-_
4.7P.M.
• SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 and 19
Make Reservations
• PHONE 5248601 MRS. G. KNITTING
CATERERS 'FOR BANQUETS, WEDDINGS, ETC.
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TO PAY
Now Much
MoNy CAII
” WE SAVE
FOR You?
If you make time payments to three or four
stores and creditors, probably we can cut
your monthly expenses right now.:,
Let us add up your current payments — and
see how many 'dollars LESS a .credit union
loan would cost, instead.
Sop in today.
GODERICH COMMUNITY
CREDIT UNION
39 ST.. DAVID ST. 524-7931
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DOUGLAS NITexUM
waiu�eK
- Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. J.. C. Durnin, on the birth
of their daughter October 26
in London.
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PANAYISION' • COLOR by Deluxe
SHOW TIMES: 7.30 and 9.30 p.m`
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER L1
.
. ‘!�'�""EgfAINMEN'r TJX T IAGICAi,.., MORE MUsir1
CHILDHOOD N� - THERE JUST I"'
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Original Soundtrack ^
Available on RCA CAMOEN Records 3
Also Starring'
LYDIA BRAllI • ALBERTO RABAG1IATI • MIRCHA AUER •.SONNY FOX Directed to/ROSSANO BRAZII
BoolayricsandOriginal Sols by Music Orchestrations & Music Produced by
Stoq by PAUL TRIPP • RAY CARTER • Directed•by BRUNO NICOIAI • BARRY B. YEMEN • A CHILDHOOD PRODUCTIONS Release
Miss Karen Dawson recently
received her R.N. degree tr,om
Galt Hospital. She spent the
*weekend at home with her par.
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Daw•
son, of Dungannon.
• Reservations
PH.: 482-3421
PARK HOUSE
Available For
BANQUETS, WEDDING
RECEPTIONS or
SPECIAL DINNERS
, Banquet Licence may
(beobtainedo for premise
168 West St. 524-9942
.... when they were hit hard, the
eyes looked at you and said : "I'm
not afraid for myself, Mac. But my
wife' and kids! . What'll happen to
them 1 Who'll o'11 look after them ?"
Cartoon --Plus SERIAL "Copt. Kidd"—Admission 50c
MON., TUES. -WED., THURS.
• November 13-14-15-16
CORNERED!
...An innocent girl is
first prize in the
dirtiest game/ever ::"
played!
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