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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-06-26, Page 22 :: ODF1t,IGH, SIGNAL -STAR THURSDAY, JUN4 26, 1969 Mt Children ; from Robertson Memorial School were treated to a play day last week on one of the only sunny days of the week.' A variety of games were played including• everything ' from skipping races, top, to the old faithful sack - race, left. Obstacle races were held that included nosing a ' ball up to a given point before going through the course. Classes rotated from each game until all students had taken part in all games. — staff photos. lilllilllliliillilllllllllnllnlnllunIfOHlminIlluulnluulluunnllnIiluIUUhIIuluuu.InulinIIuunnuiuillmmmnnllluuiunllhIHU Ufl lnlulilninnluui lnlilIillninlnmulnlllthnnulllluulnuuuIiHtII iuluiinouullulu ar HAYDEN — .Ashfield Presbyterian Church was the scene of a lovely wedding on Saturday, June 7, when Rev. Kenneth Rooney united in marriage -Barbara Jean, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacKenzie of RR 3, Lucknow and William Normah, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hayden, RR 1, Port Albert, in a double -ring ceremony. The young couple took their places before the altar to the strains of the Wedding March, played by Mrs. Duncan Simpson. The altar was banked by palms, ferns and baskets of pink gladioli, white mums, pink carnations and heather, backed by white candles in a decorated candelabra. The soloist was Mrs. Bill Scott of Ripley who sang The Wedding Benediction and The Wedding Prayer. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a beautiful floor length "A" line gown of silk organza over satin with Empire waistline, bateau neckline'and lace trimrt►ed elbow length sleeves. The cathedral train- cascaded ' from the shoulders, held by miniature bow's. The bodied, skirt and train were hand appliqued with seed pearls on lace on the panels. Her shoulder length veil of four tiered hylon tulle with scalloped edges was held by a matching face floret crown lavished with aurora borealis jewels and pearls, and the bride carried a sheaf of pink roses and heather. The maid of honour was Miss Eileen Burt of London. The °- ild'esthaidg -Were' 1VI Maliy'n Hoy, of Goderich, Mrs. Jim Hayden, 3, . Goderich, Miss - Phyllis Bradley of Toronto and the junipr bridesmaid was Miss Lois ttooney of Ripley, The attendants were all gowned in floor length "A" line sleeveless gowns or heavenly blue moire peau de sole. A double ,pleat of matching lace panel fell at the "back of the ,gowns from the waistline to the heiii line.,. Their headpieces were bowa matching the gowns and each carried a sheaf of pink roses and heather. .The best pian was Mr. Jin ,liay,den. Win in brother of the pot. The ushers were Neil hWkCKE'NZIE Photo by' McDowell Rintoul of Whitechurch and Jim and Neil MacKenzie, brothers of the bride. The bride's two nephews Danny and Kevin MacKenzie, dressed in the MacKenzie tartan, were ring,bearers and carried ttie rings on white satin heart shaped cushions. A dinner and reception followed at the . Maitland Golf and Country Club, Goderich. A three -round tiered wedding cake adorned ,the head table and the tables were decorated with pink roses and heather and pink and white candles. Mr. Ray MacKenzie of Toronto, brother of the bride was toastmaster. ' The bride's mother received the guests in an ensemble of textured fortrel in pink camelia. She wore a two-tone petal pink organza hat with matching accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The groom's mother received the guests in a dress of multi -coloured chiffon over blue with white accessories and her corsage was of white carnations. Dancing was enjoyed later in the. evening with music being provided by Boyd's' Orchestra followed by a buffet lunch. For travelling the bride chose a turquoise brocaded ensemble with white accessories and an orchid corsage. Following a honeymoon at Niagara Falls, Ottawa and points North, the young couple will reside at the groom's farm, RR 1, Port Albert. Guests- were present from London, Owen Sound, Detroit; Cortingr-wot5tt, . W.ingham; Lucknow, ' Ripley, Kincardine, Toronto, Goderich and Amherst, Nova Scotia Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured by a shower when friends and relatives met at the North Ashfield School. The Office Statf of The Dominion Road Machinery Co. Ltd. had a dinner for her at Tiger Dunlop Inn and presented the bride with gifts.- A trousseau tea was held in her honour at the home of her parelits'., The wedding party was entertained by the bride's parents following the wedding rehearsal. Higgins- Chisholm nuptials St. Augustine .4 Roman Catholic Church, St. Augustine, was the scene of.a quiet wedding on Saturday June "7 at 4 o'clock, when Mrs. Mary Chisholm of Dungannon was united in marriage to Mr. Aubrey Higgins ofSt Clair Shores, Michigan, The pastor Rev. Father Galea performed.the ceremony. fie. bride _was ,attired ',in a gown of turquoise chiffon overt taffeta with a white orchid 'corsage. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chisholm. of Goderich. The bride's youngest son and her older son Leonard gave her in marriage. The bridesmaid was dressed in coral lace over matching taffeta with a mauve orchid , corsage. After congratulations at the ,church, the bridal party and. guests drove to a reception at Tiger Dunlop Inn. They were later entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chisholm's home in Goderich. Later in the evening they - proceeded on their honeymoon to Detroit amid best wishes of many friends. The groom's only sister, Mrs. Harvey Treleaven of London attended the festivities along with the immediate families of the bride and groom. Yeo reunion On Sunday, June 22 the Yeo ' family held a reunion picnic at the Township Hall in , Hplmesville. A picnic .dinner was enjoyed at noon and the afternoon was spent in games, contests and visiting. ' Those= present were descendants, and their families of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Yeo who were the first Yeos to farm in Goderich Township. Descendants . came from Pickering, Toronto, Orangeville, Sarnia, r.Mitchell, St- 1�Iary.'s; • Godlmesi erich Winton! Ho'll� . and G`ouench Township ,: After, a picnic supper " the gathering dispersed more aware of their family history and anxious for another happy get-together next year a spokesman' said. ` Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Huff, Jennifer, Melissa and Michael, have returned to Mountlake Tejrrace, Washington, - after spending two weeks with their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Scott Young, 211 Cambria Road. Visitors during the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Young were Mayor Roland Beetham, and daughter Nancy, of Fanwood, 'New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wynant, Scott and Nancy, of Liberty Comer, New Jersey. . , Rangers defeat Stratford 2-1 Stratford ° Fischers were beaten by the Goderich Rangers 2-1 on Saturday 21st. This was the first time that the league leading ` Fischers had been defeated in regular league play this year. The Rangers led 1-0 -at the halfway mark of the game on a perfectly executed inswinging corner kick . taken by Tony Vandongen. From that goal onwards, Goderich -never at any time looked .like losing the game, At the 15 minute mark of the second half, Stratford tied the score on a goal by Jimmy Tait who headed home from a corner kick. Goderich again took the lead when John Gottschalk cracked home a penalty kick halfway through the second half which put the game under wraps for the local squad. This game was actually one of the easiest games that Goderich had been involved in lately, mainly due to some tactical manoeuvers from the drawing board of Coach Walter Gottschalk, who on this occasion, used a double defence lineup which completely dominated centre field, it was the "Fischers" who "Took the Bait" this time, and were taken "hook, line and sinker" for the first time this season. A good all `round effort by the Rangers made it 'impossible to name stars. The halfback line of' Ron ' MacClure, Howie Gottschalk and Len Bakelair was tremendous. A newcomer from the junior ranks, Ricky Fisher, deserves a special mention due to the fact that in the absence of veteran,right back Murray McClure, Ricky made a big job look very easy. Walter Gottschalk's lineup - Carl Moller, Rick Fisher, Evert ASHFIELD Middel, Ron McClure, Howie Gottschalk, Len B elaar, Tony Verhoef, George ove, Tom Love, John Gotts alk, Tom Profit, Rolph Got c alk, Tony Vandongezl. Go erich play at the Delhi Germans home ground this Saturday, next home game will be against Roma F.C. ou July 5. Eighteen members attended the W.M.S. meeting on Thursday in the church school room. Mrs.' E. MacLean who. was in charge opened with prayer and Mrs. Ed Sykes gave the Meditatipn. Miss ° Sadie Johnson gave the 1Vlission Study assisted by Mrs. MacMurchy, Mrs. Jim West and Mrs. Allan Macdonald. Mrs. Earl Macdonald ^gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Jack Mackenzie and Mrs. Bayne ' MacLennan were the lunch committee. Mr. and Mrs. David Bunce ,and son of Toronto were recent visitors with Sandy Macdonald. Lorraine Drennan, with her friend Mrs. Anne Newton, both of Alberta are guests of her father Gordon -Drennan, Allen - Drennan is attending the U.C. Camp near Goderich this week. A shower in honour of Miss Jayne Drennan was held in North Ashfield School on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes, and Colin, Alex, Brian and Sharon attended the Howes reunion in Arthur on Sunday. 0 PROCLAMATION Goderich Jobs for Students. Week JUNE 30 to JULY. 5 Each year university and high school students face the prob'g of finding . summer employment. Frequently, a summer job proviar- tho funds necessary -for returning to school. ° • Goderich as in other communities across Canada, all indications point to this coming summer as one of the leanest years in sortie time for students trying to earn money during their vacations. The problem: more job -seeking students than job vacancies. Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Town of Goderich has directed that the week of June 30 to July 5 be proclaimed '"GODERICH JOBS FOR STUDENTS' WEEK." DR. G.0'.MILLS Mayor DON'T OUT NEW CAR SALE �s� • CHAIRS. RE -CANED. by Mr. Harold Vodd.on McCONNELL ST., BLYTH - Phone 523-9313 This Advertisement Sponsored by the . Canadian National Institute for the Blind 28, 25, 27b BE. 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