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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-30, Page 2GtD1IUOiR SIGNAL-STARp,. THURSDAY, JULY 30,1970 BY 11lRS,1NES BRAGNOCK 7 Children's Day incA►uburf -. Over 40 children of the at the University of Guelph .-;community were guests -_last .. sponsored by the Federated_ ., Tuesday at the annual' Children's Women's Institutes of Ontario. day held by the Auburn The members also decided to Women's Institute in the buy two fans for our nearest Community Memorial Hall: hospitals, and Mrs. Gordon • 'President Mrs. Leonard : Naylor and Mrs. Andrew Archambault was, in charge and Kirkconnell were named a opened the meeting. The committee to purchase them. - xninutes of the previous meeting Mrs. Eldon McLehnan were accepted as read by the presided for • the .children's secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines program which, began with a solo A letter re the coming Safety by Lorraine .Chamney Conference was read. accompanied by her mother, It was decided to sponsor. Mrs: Gordon Ch naney. An the 4-H fall project, Focus on < accordian solo ‘WiS played by Fitness and the, leaders will be . Larry Plaetzer. Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. - Guessing the jellybeans in_the Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Wes- jar -was --in charge of Mrs. Frank Bradnock and Mrs. Frank Raithby and Johnny Greidanus Raithby. was the winner. Plans were made to take a bus A duet was sung by Maureen trip to Stoney Creek; the home Longhurst and Yvonne Bean. A of Adelaide Hoodless, the piano solo was played by Lynn founder of the W.I.; the Turner and Mrs. McLennan read Mowhawk chapel; the home of a poem about children. Alexander Graham Bell and Doris Naylor played a piano other points of interest. Anyone solo. "Guess Who?" contest Qn wishing to take this trip for '$4 cartoons was won 'by Bobby— should contact Mrs. ' Donald Powell. A penny. sale took place' Haines or Mrs. Len in which the children won the Archambault. prizes. A band-aid contest was - : The President thanked all who won by . Douglas Chamney; had assisted with the.catering of throwing ..ballin box; Wayne .,. JIallariCulbert .wedding.- P :Powellv•dxopptng• _:clothespins .in, . ' Plans were made for catering to the Vancarxip - wedding in September and Mrs. • Donald Haines and Mrs. Wes Bradnock will be conveners. _The_ secretary was...jnstructed, • to pay for the barbecues made by Mr. Donald Cartwright for the riverside park and _a motion was made . to .send. $50 to complete the Auburn share for the MacDonald Institute project milk bottle, Larry Chamney; and most' buttons on her dress, Mrs. Alfred Fry. Long colorful snakes were won by''' Robbie ' Plunkett, •JVIichaeLF.HaggittW,...and-...Maureen Longhurst. Ice-cream, cookies and beverage was served by Mrs. - William . Dodd,.��..Mrs.. Frank Raithby and.. Mrs. Eldon McLennan. • Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Case of Petrolie visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert -Phillips. - Miss Mildred Scott of Mitchell visited last Sunday .with,her brother, Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Scott and family. Visitors over the weekend with Robert Chamney and other members of- the family in this district were Mrs. Verna Doerr, Brian Doerr and , . Muss Judy Somerville, all of Niagara Falls, Mr. and •Mrs. Donald Ive?, David and . 'Danny of Chippewa and Captain and Mrs. William Nurse. and David of Camp Borden. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller of Dublin visited on . Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Harry Arthur, Mr. Arthur . and family. Mr. and . Mrs. William Moss visited last week ,with his brother, Mr. Harry Moss and -Mrs. Moss at Plattsville. - Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beaver and son,. Lome Humphreys, all of Hespeler visited last week one evening with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trommer and Connie. Master Frank Slater returned last weekend after visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Slater Sr. at Hespeler. The' sympathy of this community is extended to Fred, Seers on the death of his wife, the former Lottie Lawlor who resided here for many years. William J. Craig spent the weekend with his son, Robert Craig, Mrs. Craig and family at RR 1, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson and family of Mitchell spent the, weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Daer. — Miss Laura Wagner.' -of, Syracuse, N.Y. is holidaying with her sisters and brothers in the village. • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell and 'Janice of Chatham visited with, her mother, Mrs. Gordon Taylor last Saturday. Miss Janice stayed foi a week's holiday along with her' brother, Michaela who-hasbeen -kere. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngbiut, ,Susan, Bruce and Kristen of Toronto spent the weekend. with his mother, Mrs. Ralph Munro. .Eldon Chamney returned last weekend from a visit at Chippewa with Mr., and Mrs. Donald Ives, David and Danny. Miss Betty Moss of London spent the weekend with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. William Moss. Miss Barbara MacKay of-SSauutt Ste Marie is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay for 'aweek. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rea of Barrie. spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Sherry, Wanda and Lawrence returned last week from a trip to Smooth Rock Falls to visit his sister, Mrs Ken Swords and Mr. Swords. They also visited at Moose Factory and Moosinee. • Bryan Plant and Gillian Towe of London. are spending a week or two with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Towe. FAMILY REUNION Over 50 were present at the annual Litherland picnic held last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chamney, RR 1, Auburn. Games, races, contests and ballgames were in the charge of Mrs. Clare Vincent of Londesboro and.. Mrs. Douglas Vincent of Clinton. Picnic °lunch was served and guests .were present. from Toronto Clandeboye, Goderich, Blyth, Londesboro, . Clinton and Auburn. SUMMER SALE BARGAINS GALORE too - FU LTS--KOOPMANS �� MacLennan visited in Stratford 'with Marne a,�1 Unite Churcb •. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ian ..:._.Morton. Dance examinations held • Three Goderich girls were in ..626--759&? Stratford July . 8 to, ,*try examinations in_ • highland dancing and ' this;; week have received the results as follows:/, Broiage,.'W,..:eather Brander, pass phis; Kim Brady,. highly commended. Grade 1- theory, Cheryl - Harrison, honors; Grade 2 theory, Cheryl Harrison, commended. SPE.ClALSPEAKER Mrs. Glen Ager of G.uatanlala,, Central America was the guest speaker fast Saturday evening in the Sunday. Y'School. room of Knox United' Church. She was introduced by her sister-in-law, Mrs. . 'John Hildebrand. Mrs. Ager and her husband work under the Wycliffe Bible Translators . and gave an illustrated lesson of their work which they have been doing for over four years. Mr. and IVlyrs. Ager and sons arevisiting with her brother, John Hildebrand, Mrs. 'Hildebrand and family for a few days. A light lunch: was served 12y members of the C.GI.T. group and their leader Mrs. Hildebrand. The examiner was Mrs. Sadie Simpson from Scotland who comes to. North America every second year to test highland dancers throughout' Canada and the United States. • A WMS MEETING Mrs. Warren Wylds opened t Woman's Missionary Societ SH FIELD w�tcPr bicycIs! if you dial the Pizza Patio and they answer "Candlelight Restaurant and Tavern." You don't have the Wrong number. meeting with a prayer poem, and etc _-led in responsive prayer. V. Mrs. Dune Simpson gave the devotion, "The Church is Mission", and asked questions about it. • Mrs, ` David MacMurchy had the Study Book chapter and read a poem. Misses. Sally and Louise MacDonald of Windsor are holidaying in the area and visiting part -time at the Dana MacDonald 'home at Lochalsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Emile 11".'i"dCi •S� ...A �1 .. «�Ci...vufe-�.rG*F#2 �+5?? yg p•k ,y , � n9 r,.�.>� cL°rN" y'•_•i a Wessdr 'ilitKLt :l• on;'alllllra Two candlebra enhanced by Vults, , twin brother of ' the John McCharles visited recently arrangements of pink carnations groom, Werner Lake. The ushers , With their parents.: and pink daisies decorated Knox were John Koopman, brother Mr. add Mrs. Oliver McCharles United Church, Aubeirn July 18 of the bride, RR 2, Auburn, Neil spent Saturday with Mr. and when . Margje,.,, Ko ans. of ' McMahon,, friend of . the groom,.. 11 s:MHHarold I Anson of Oakville. Werner Lake exchanged wedding—New Brunswick, and Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradley vows with Austin Edward Fults, Lobb, brother-in-law of the were in Grand Blanc, ,Mich., also of Werner Lake. bride. recently where they attended° The . bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruurd Koopmans, RR 2, _Auburn and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwar Fults of ' Werner Dr. A. J. 'Mowatt of Clinton and Pastor Alfred Fry officiated for the 'double -ring ceremony. The organist was Mrs. Norman Wightman and she accompanied George Cull of East Wawanosh when he sang The Lord's Prayer and . The Lord is My'. Shepherd. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a full-length gown of imported lagoda and Swiss lace. The lattice pattern lace featured full long sleeves and: bodice with an empire daisy -edged " waistline falling to a full length cathedral train at back. The skirt was -Aline to the hem. Her headpiece of orange blossoms held a silk illusion tiered veil edged with scrolls of lace. She carried a cascade of bridal pink roses, baby's breath and ivy. Mrs, Klaske Beecroft of Wingham, sister of the bride, was, matron of honor wearirf" a sleeveless floor -length gown of white French lace over mint green peau de soie. It had a rounded neckline and ' a mint green band with a bow enhanced the empire waistline. She 'carried an innovation basket bouquet of miniature pink carnations, pink ' shasta daisies and baby's breath, The bridesmaids were Mrs. Barbara Bakker, RR 2, Auburn, Mrs. Martie Lobb," Holrnesville, sister of the bride, and Mrs., Carole Fults of -Werner Lake, sister-in-law of the groom. They wore dresses of the same color and style as worn by the matron of honor.' The groomsman was lan• Following the ceremony a reception took o place in the Auburn Community Memorial hall which was • tastefully decorated with pink and white streamers, candles on head table and brandy snifters which were tied with mint green -ribbons and filled with mint green water and a floating pink miniature. carnation. The headtable was centred with a four -tiered wedding cake. The bridal partywere assisted in receiving the guests,, by the bride's mother wearing an A-line mauve . and white fortrel . dress with white accessories and a corsage of pale pink roses and miniature carnations with mauve ribbon. Also assisting ' was the groom's mother wearing a coat -dress enr,emble of pale pink shantung with beaded trim, beige accessories and a corsage of deep pink roses and miniature pink carnations and pink. ribbon. Following a wedding trip to Toronto 'and Niagara Falls, the couple will reside at Werner Lake. a The master of ceremonies at the reception was Hugh Lobb. Telegrams were received from Scotland and Werner Lake. 'Guests were present from Werner Lake, Auburn, Elora, Guelph.;. Smithsville, Dungannon, Nile, Elmira, Belgrave, Blyth, Wingham, Scotland, Netherlands, New Brunswick", Seaforth, ttolmesville, Goderich and Stratford. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured with showers at Werner Lake, at the community at Knox United Church and at the home of Mrs. Irene Thalen by former pupils of S.S. No 10 East Wawanosh. • the funeral ' of • Adnan Hardenburg, . whose wife is the former Carmen Brown.: of this community: Sympathy is extended Mrs. Hardenburg from her many friends in this area. Mr. and Mrs.Oliver McCharles entertained a • number of the -Andrew-Lane, Clan on Monday evening to make plans for the 46 . Annual picnic to be held August 16 at Ashfield Park. - The MacKenzie reunion was held recently with many from this area attending at Reeds Corner Hall. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry ,MacKenzie were Mr. and -Mrs. Bill Barrett and7Ray MacKenzie of Toronto.. Mr. and Mrs. George MacGregor of Hamilton spent last . weekend with, Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie. The Barkwell and Hamilton picnics were held on the weekend at Ashfield park. Port ' Albert Mr: and Mrs. William Knight and Bonnie' of Sarnia visited with Mr. and -Mrs. Clarence Hoy a couple of days last week. A bazaar is being held in the basement of Christ Church, Port Albert, July 31 from 2 to 5 pm. Baking, sewing, tea 'tables and fish pond. -° COMPLETE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED BY . AUGUST 22 AS STORE RENTED. LADIES' WHITE CROSS UP TO and 40 p/ SAVAGE SHOES o ` OFF WINTER FOOTWEAR • FOR ALL THE FAMILY. Snow Boots — .Over Boots Curlinw Boots — Seal Skins 1/2 owe. • CHILDREN'S BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES Reg. up to 8.98 Mrs. Wylds read d a paper "What the Church has done for me." _iD.unc.,Si son•Ten+dere�d- a -piano sol: i:oll'� - call- was answered 'by 13 members naming a woman of the Bible. Ew Mrs. an McLean conducted the—business and Mrs. Don Simpson read- the -minutes. Mrs: Earl .Macdonald gave the Closing prayer. GODERICH FROSTED FOOD curitimitiiimairtrammaiswito 055 HAMILTON . STREET BURNS GRYOVAC — 2 3 lb: Avg. DIP.NER...lLAMS BONELESS RUMP ROAST or Church service for August will be held a 9:45 a.m. with Church School at 10:45 a.m. in Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Misses Anna and Charlotte Mackenzie of Toronto . are visiting relahves here. Mrs. Geo. - Ledbetter is spending her vacation with her 'Mother, Mrs. Colin MacGregor. Mrs. Donald . Simpson and Stephen visited recently withnthe former's daughter, Mrs. Robin Davey in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Earl ,Howes, and Colin, Brian and Sharon Howes. attended the. family re -union at Damascus. Miss Mabel Macdonald of Windsor is visiting -relatives here. MINUTE STEAKS FARMER STYLE AUSAGE lb. 99' 11` 99' lb. 99' VALLEY FARM — CRINKLE CUT French Ories MAPLE LEAF CANNED — 1% lb. MIDGPT HAMS SUPREME — 16 oz. 1.69 Peanut gutter 49' STOKLEY DARK RED — 14 oz. KIDNEY BEANS 2i37 BRIMFUL CHOICE — 19 oz. oGRREWEN AX BEANS 22394 Curious About The Future? ant Answers To Important Qtiestions EDUCATION IS THE KEY! ,Course OfStudy Now Open Begin Your tearch For Answers Liberal Arts Technology Business Communication Ads REGISTER SUNDAY:NlpHT,,, AliGUST MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST , AT THE MOBILE INFORMATION CENTRE RLAND isoofiN's wEAR :0010004 5244811 SPEC.IAL TABLES .„ from $1.00 uti, T.o Be Located At YOuth 'Centre and, The Square Or Write to Registrar 0 it 4 4 lk lecnn SARNIA, ONT. • • • •