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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-13, Page 2.091Aftsica sI+ NAT#=~STAR:, THUR6DAY,F1 13RUARY 13, 1969 U.'Brien's Pee Wee hockey team played an • exhibition game 41t, the Goderich Arena against Ra'ai Oak. Matehigan Sunday " atterrigall corning out en top With a score of 3-1. Eugene Dalton, Coach of the visiting am, is a brother of Mark t►alten •from here. Afterwards, hatdogs and hamburgs were cooked by Mrs. Joe 0/Brien and Mrs, Mark 'Dalton and served to ' the 50 adults and tearn members ,,from Royal Oak in the setting of Hindmarsh's 'gLog Cabin at Blackpoint. Several couples from here attended the Knights of Columbus "German Night" held in the Goderich Legion Friday evening. • Mr.. and Mrs. Carl i eigling and family and. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie were Sunday. guests at the first year birthday • party for their grandson Craig at • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reigling. • The Ashfield W.M.S. defeated the Kingsbridge ladies 15-13 at the regular volleyball meet last . week. Mrs. Amelia Ryan, mother of • Mrs. Walter Clare, is a patient in the 'Alexandra Marine and General Hospital._ Congratulations to Joe •McIntyre of this community who was appointed road Mrs. Jim Martin 529-7139 superintendent for ' Ashfield succeeding the late Dick West, Mr, and Mrs. Mike Garvey and friends, Toronto, enjoyed a pleasant weekend at the Garvey homestead. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Blaise Martin were Mr. and Mrs. Bert King and boys, Teeswater, John, Joe and Peter Martin of Hamilton. The students from St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, were delighted to spend two days in the comfort of their homes instead of attending school last Tuesday s and Wednesday due, to drifting snow. KINGSBRIDGE FIRST COMPANY GIRL GUIDES 0 Leaders — Mrs. Jim Hays and --• Mrs. Jack Tigert On February 6,' the Guides opened the meeting with roll call. The Guides went to patrol corners and had a game on girl guide history which proved to be hard but a lot of fun. They then studied "woodcraft sign" to learn how to lay a trail. Mrs. Tigert had a game on the sign. The Bluebird Patrol had Wats campfire �yhich was very goo and closed .:.L. (..losing song). omen's nstitute, Buiqiiet COMING EVENT Reserve March 26 "for Women's Institute Desert Card Party. The Goderich Branch of the Women's Institute held their annual banquet in Victoria United Church on , Thursday, February 6 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Robt. Wilson presided and Mrs..,Vrank Hawkins was at the piano for the meeting. which opened with the singing of, the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs, Helen Westbrook sang solos accompanied by Mrs. Jas. Snyder. 'These included "Silver ,Bells", "Where are you going", "1 Believe" and "His eye is on the Sparrow" and were very much enjoyed by the ladies. Mrs. Clifford Crozier expressed appreciation to Mrs. Westbrook and Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Wilson thanked the ladies of the church for the lovely dinner and Mrs. Geo. Campbell replied. A short business meeting followed which included the secretary's report read by Mrs. Jack Cook. The roll call was answered by 53 members and .there were 25 visitors. Residents Lillian Leatherland. Skating. Party Weds Paul Lassaline Mrs. Cook read correspondence including a thank you nate from the_ Newcombe family, and Mrs. Evelyn Carroll on behalf of the Adult Training Centre, thanking the W.I, for the Christmas Gift oo $5 which was used to purchase records. A letter from the , Provincial President, Mrs. Austin -Zoeller, asked for assistance With . the MacDonald Institute Expansion Fund and - $5 was noted toward .this. A $5 donation was voted towaid the Retarded Children's Appeal. The Salvation,. Arun,,,,, solicited canvassers for 'their Blitz to be held in the ' near future. • The programme committee for the 1 next Birthday Party March .19 at Huronview will include Mrs. Bert Mills, Mrs. Archie Wilkin and Mrs. Ernest Paterson. The 1969 Officers Conference at Guelph will be held April 30 and May 1. Mrs. Wm. Porter or an alternate will attend. The Auxiliary to Huronview will meet March 17 at 2:30 'p.m. Attend Yellow chrysanthemums ' decorated St. Peter's ;.Roman Catholic Church, Goderich, when Lillian Joyce Leatherland became the bride of Paul Michael Lassaline of 27 Napier �. Street, Goderich. The bride is the; daughter of Mrs. Lillian Leatherland and the late Alvin Leatherte'id; RR 1, • Auburn, and the groom" is the son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Marcel Lassaline, Goderich;. • ' The marriage was performed by Rev. R. Moynahare at 2:00 p.m. last .Saturday, Ed Stiles of Goderich was the .organist and accompanied the soloist, Donald Plunkett of AR 1 Auburn. Given , in marriage by, her brother, Edgar Leatherland of Acton, the bride wore a, street- , length dress and coat of white peau . de r soie with gold trim braid on the coat. Her •.44'. elbow -length veil of silk illusion was. heild in place• by a wedding ring headpiecetrimmedwith white daisies. She : carried a cascade bouquet of pink tinted, mums with fern. Miss •Lorraine Chamney, RR 1•, Auburn, was her aunt's maid of honor wearing a ,pink street -length dress with elbow -length sleeves and lace trim. She wore a..matchin.g.pink headdress and carried a bouquet of pink tinted mums. " Miss Glenda Bolger, RR 2, Clintoe, niece of the bride, and Miss Janet Lassaline, Goderich; sister of the groom, were flower girls. Miss 'Bolger.wore a striped pink long-sleeved dress with lace and silver trim and Miss Lassaline wore a striped„ ,green dress with silver and lace trim, �� otliTed nosegays Groomsman,ithe p pink G Lassalne, ro er o he groo and ushers were David Lassaline, • ' brother of the groom and Larry Chamney, Auburn, nephew of the bride. Following ' the • wedding ceremony, a reception took place in the Auburn Community 1Vlemorial` hall which was 'decorated with white streamers and pink wedding'bells. Assisting the bridal party in receiving the guests were the bride's mother, wearing a dark green wool dress, . green accessories and a green tinted mum corsage; also the groom's er wearin a two-piece coal .an . &TEC' UeC'' a' matching- blue accessories and a d s:`� as �b th f t • -There will be a cup and sLucer and tea towel shower. A representative . of the Canada Pension Plan would like to speak at a meeting and this will be arranged. Mrs. Wilfred Colclough @will be invited to attend the April meeting to . install the officers. Mrs. Robt. Bogie and Mrs. Wm. Suazel will be in charge of the Penny Sale at the'`,1VMarch meeting. The Dessert Card Party will be held March. • 20 in the •.. Legion Hall. • Mrs. Jas. Snyder played the piano when Misses • Jennifer Harrison and Wendy Main favoured with Scotch dancing. " Mrs. Fordyce Clarke showed Slides of Hawaii, taken on a recent trip and were very much enjoYedi. Harmon • Circle Close to 400 • Goderich Thompson, David Pocock, Bill corsage of white mums. Following a honeymoon they will take up residence at .their home at RR 1, Auburn. Prior to the marriage the bride was guest of honor at a surprise shower h eld,at the home of Miss Linda Moore by her classmates; a commudity shower in "the Sunday school room of Knox Presbyterian Church; 'a shower at the hone of Mrs. Jack Redmond; -RR 6, Goderich, and a surprise shower at the home of Mrs. Frank Raithby. Skaters Pass Tests Goderich Figure Skating Club members were.° successful in passing the , following Canadian Figure- Skating- 'Asse'eiation Tests -at Adastral Park Arena . on February 9, 1969. Preliminary Figures: Carol Chapman, Bonnie. McGhee, Becky Crawford, Cheryl , Hamilton And Bill MacLennan. Preliminary Dances: Dutch Waltz, Carol Chapman, Pam Craven and Pat Craven; Dutch Waltz and Canasta Tango, Becky Crawford, Cheryl Hamilton, Bill MacLennan, Lorilie McClenchey and Bonnie McGhee. , Junior Bronze Dances: Ten Fox, Cathy Hynds; Willow Waltz and Ten Fox, Janet Pettus; Fiesta, Willow Waltz and Ten' Fox, Janet Sutherland. Township and district residents Wraith and Ernie Lobb. attended a 'skating pa yat the • Grade 8 girls - Beth Chowen, Clinton Community Centre last Glenda Blake, Marian Friday evening. Thompson, Linda Wise, Susan One of the programme's more Freeman and Bonnie entertaining events was. a ladies' Westbrooke. Grade '8 boys — Jerry Lobb, Bob Stirling, Jim Ginn, Bob Atkinsen, _Gary Johnston and Fred Bird. broom ball game between the "Bosom Pals?' a i :th'e aT'Indian Gals". Referees for the fast game were Robert Elliott and Bob - Norman. The prize for the youngest -TAYLOR'S. girl on skates went to Barbara Forbes, 3. -Youngest boy was CORNER Robbie 'Blake, 6. Eldest lady and gent' were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Powell. The February meeting of the The prize for the largest Cornnmunity Club washeldat the family on skates went.to Mr.and home of Mrs. Sam Mci 'all. Mrs. Murray Forbes. Winners in° The 23 Psalm was repeated the skating races for Holmesville in unison followed by The School were as follows: Lord's Prayer. Mrs.- Gerry Ginn Grade 1-3 . girls µ - Patricia read the scripture ' taken from Harris, Susan Foxton, Dianne Luke Chapter 8. Schilbe, Rosemarie`Bird and The minutes of the last -Sylvia Forbes. G meetingwere read and approved.-- •, • Grade 1-3 boys Stephen -The roll call was answered by 15 Pick, Robbie' Blake,Vpicky laare:S -Moved by Mrs. Ben Forbes, Scott..Raithby, Jeff Cox ' Whitely and seconded -by Mrs. and Stephen Lobb. Sam McNall that we send $10 to Grade 4-5 girls • - Linda Siloana Orphanage through Care Foxton, Mary' Ellen .Sturdy, and $20 to Miss Ida White. Darlene Chowen, Debra Biggin, 'Moved by Mrs. Barry Walters Linda Blake and Lynn Moffett. and secoteded by Mrs. Frank Grade 4-5 boys - • Peter Schmidt hat we have a bazaar Thompson, Rusty Ormandy, October 25.- Material and yarn David Bird, Brian Lobb, Ricky was handed out." • Blake and Jimmy Koene. The March meeting will, be at Grade 6-7 girls — Carol, • the`home of Mrs.am Wain. Chowen, Anne Wray, Brenda Meeting closed. by all Forbes, Debbie, Torrance, Sandra repeating Nlizpath Benediction. Freeman and Jan Ginn. Mrs. Frank Schmidt and Miss Grade 6-7 boys — Robbie Nina Walters were assistant Wise, Bill Whitely,- James hostesses. • HoIdS. Monthly Meeting ' The monthly meeting of the. Harmony Circle was held February 5 at 8 p.m. in Victoria' Street United Church. The meeting was opened with the call to- worship, then Miss Elaine Bamford conducted the devotional period beginning with the hymn "From Iceland's ,Icy Mountains". The scripture • 'lesson from Psalms was read in unison. Miss Bamford gave a .meditation reading from The Upper Room ending with , prayer 'hand the Lord's Prayer. The offering was received and dedicated and the, birthday and shut-in boxesm,were passed. • - Fifteen members and one visitor answered the roll'. call with a scripture v rse containing the word "Father' The hymn "Work for the' `hight is coming" was sung. - The minutes of the previous' meeting were read and adopted, and reports were given by the treasurer andsick and shut-in convenor. Mrs. Leonard • - Hannan Hannan conducted the business period. Mrs. 1iarold Larder introduced the new study book "Man Alive". The meeting closed with a •--benediction, then a white -- elephant aiiction was held. Mrs. Ben Freeman and Miss, Margaret Brindley served lunch. • • • GUDERICH'S OWN .. . WELCOME SERVICE **Oki Ilk„ to call on you with « hosoiewarwrrirt gifts" and In. R 'taw°the Hostete will be ilea to yir►u'r s ubsc riptisti to the till her at rt24 9525 ,tn 33 Huron St., Clinton Draperies •-- Floor Covering — Venetian Blinds Painting & Decorating Contractors - Phone 482-9542 Store. 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