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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-07-12, Page 5iSiT 5 dl t Me. AND MRS. R.V. HOLDAWAY wedding trip to Clear- identically to the senior attend- '', Florida, and' Ruts. eyland, followed the The groomsman was Fred tin Knox Presbyterian Kapuscinski, Kitchener. Ushers h, Goderich, on June 16 of were _ Doug'Stemp; "brother-rn= paid Victor Holdaway, law of the bride, Kitchener, and ener, and Vicki Lynn Jim Spence, Mississauga. They m, Goderich. all wore royal .blue tuxedoes. G. L. Royal officiated The wedding supper was ser - the double -ring ceremony. ved at the Bedford Cameron supplied the Hotel with the wedding recep- ing music. tion at the Goderich Memorial bride is the daughter of " Arena. _The bride's - mother and Mrs. Ben Graham, and received her guests in a formal groom is the son of Mrs. gown of pink polyester with an " rHoldaway and the late empire waistline and short Holdaway, Hamilton. sleeves with white accessories wen in marriage by, her and "a corsage of white roses. , the bride wore a formal The groom's mother wore a for - in Victorian style of silk mal blue polyester A-line gown an over taffeta, Her high with short sleeves, black ac - 'waistline and the bodice- cessories and a corsage . of accented with rows of yellow roses. - •ntft lace; The full '-. . " "" " , hop`z,sleeves-had deep '4. likr"irawki,lingi, the brides trimmed cuffs. The semi- changed to a two-piece pink' peasant style skirt' had- double-knit pant suit with of the same lace forming a white accessories „and a corsage on the ..hem. A lace- of white roses. wedding band held her The couple is residing at 81 'ral•length lace edged veil York Street, Apt. 503, in Kit - she carried a - bouquet of chener. ° - sweetheart roses and Out-of-town guests were carnations with, lily of present at ,.the;., wedding from valley. . Oakville, Malton, Brampton, ud of honor was Brenda • Kitchener, Hamilton, Peter - m, sister of tale bride, borough, Mississauga, North ner, She wore a,'China Bay, , Milton, Grand Bend, crepe floor -length gown Shelburne, Sarnia, Burlington, puffed sleeves and a Formosa, Mount Forest, Clif- •up collar. The bib effect ford, London, and Palermo. t was edged with lace .Showers were given in matched the lace on'the Goderich at, the homes of Mrs. es dress and veil. She . Arnold Young, Miss A Ethel 'ed a white basket with -LeBlanc and Mrs. Gordon cornflowers, white daisies Munroe. Friends at Mutual baby's breath. She wore a ' Life held a shower ,in the staff ribbon in her hair and lounge. ' wrist gloves. On Saturday, June 9, a ridesmaids were Judy trousseau tea was held by ,the A Kitchener, and Jane bride's mother. Pouring tea. m, Goderich, both sisters', Were. the bride's grandmothers, bide. They were gowned Mts. Vera Fislietr, Goderich, tically to the maid of and Mrs. Mary Graham , Bramptop„Assisting Was. Miss icki Munroe, Gode ich, Wag_Verna_Male, Burlington, a ergirl and was gowned friend of the groom's family. r. ' • MR. AND MRS. E.A. BARKER Wed in Capreol St. Andrew's Church, Capreol; was the scene May 19 of the double -ring wedding ceremony at which Edward Allan Barker, Brampton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, Goderich, took Suk'anne Floriane Fortier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fortier, Capreol, as his bride. On the arm of her father, the bride was lovely in 'a floor - length white satin gown trim- med with�lace. Atheirloom : cameo brooch owned by the groom's great - grandmother, was the only jewelry worn 'by the bride at her wedding. Her shoulder -length ,veil was held in place by white flowers and a lace headpiece. She carried a bougfiet of pink roses 'and white. stephanotis. Matron of honor was Mrs. Keith Jordon, sister of the bride, Hamner, in . a floor - length aqua satin gown and she carried a bouquet of , white ,r es. Groomsman was Keith Jor- don, Hamner._ The reception was at the Hamner Restaurant., The brides �, r' wa`r,e ate rg - t ;�x lengt=h candy pink ° polyester dress with a--- corsage of white • Donna Chamney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamhey, RR 2 Auburn, graduated from Perth- ' Huron School of ?Cursing in Strat- ford on June 29. The graduation exercises were held in the Central United Church. She has accepted a position at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich.. FREEZER FILLER SPECIALS CHOICE HEREFORD GRAIN FED BEEF SIDES Ib.85c a CHOICE HAMBURG FRONTS Ib.72c 50 LB. LOTS Ib: 79c 111tSE PRICES INCLUDE CUTTING, WRAPPING & QUICK FREEZING NO EXTRA CHARGE RIPLEY MEAT "MARKET CLOSED THUR'SDA'Y AFTERNOON ,,395-2961 and pink rosebuds. The groom's mother chose a two- piece ensemble of dawn pink imported silk with a corsage of white and pink rosebuds. For a wedding, trip to Boston, Cape Cod and Maine, the bride changed to a sky blue checkered pant suit trimmed with white. The couple are residing at 46 Windemere Street, Brampton. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted - at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Ray Barker and her daughter,'Debbie, at their home in .Goderich. There was also a shower given by the 'staff of the Imperial Bank of Commerce at Capreol. Quests were present at the wedding from Brussels, Goderich, Toronto and Parry Sound. i✓ 1 DUNOANNON. DOINGS. On June 29, 1973, Alvin Sherwood was presented with a framed certificate in recognition of 25 years of ser- vice as postmaster in Dungan- . non. The area manager, Mr. R.B,-"— Kueneman, asp the supervising postmaster, Mr. A.M. Homuth, Goderich, made the presen- tation. This honour is .shared by Mfrs. Alvin Sherwood who is the assistant and cis in the office most, of ,the time. Alvin Sherwood was appoin- ted postmaster of Dungannon in the Spring of 1947 suc- ceeding the. late Mr. Thomas Stothers who had . held the position for 35 years (1912- 1947). The late Mr. W.A. Stewart was an assistant. The location of the P.O. was changed from the bank block to farther south' on main street - Southampton St. R.R. 1, Dungannon has 65 boxholders and is over 20 miles long. It covers the fourth and sixth concessions of Ashfield township to the Bluewater highway as well as .seven spur lines on the sideroads in bet- ween. This' is aeia, increase in, numbers, and a few name changes have been made. Congratulations are exten- ded from- all those whom they serve! Mr. and M. Harold Rivers, pr a}: OOD$RICHt°$ZONAL-ETA ; THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1f73 •PAO$ 8 By O.M. Blake Goderich, visited Mrs. Minnie Jones on Sunday. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick, of Agin- court, and Miss Beulah Long of Benmiller visited Mrs. C. Blake --and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby of Thornhill spent the weekend at their parental homes. Sympathy is extended to the Pentland families who received word Saturday' evening of the, Oath of their brother, Ronald Pentland, at North Bay. Word also was received of the death of Jack Turnpenny of. Toronto whose wife was the former Bessie Mallough, a descendant tif- the early settlers in Dungannon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrd`. R.L. Bechard (nee Carol Ahderson), newlyweds, who -are living in the apartment in Dungannon. ,„,4" A community shower was held Friday evening in Dungan- non United Church basement for Miss Judy Wintemute whose marriage takes place Saturday, July 14 to Brian Draper, of Port Albert. - Welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs: Bruce Sillib (nee Marsha Hodges) who were married June 16, and are now living in Dungannon. Mrs. Mary Rivett, Goderich, called on friends in the village ANTIQUES and GIFTS e QUEEN VICTORIA OVEN WARE SETS • WOOD SHIP MODELS (BLUENOSE CANADIENNE).. The Cariosity &kappa (THE ..GREEN DOOR) 79 HAMILTON ST. PREVETT 524-6661 timiomminimmumft C oun c iIBrie fs The ,IODE Maple Leaf Chap- 'ter's hanging baskets around the Square brought some com- ment last Thursday .evening at Council's regular meeting when some members rfmarked upon ININEMMINIMMISMINMS recently. All are happy she is well again. Mr. 'arid Mrs. Ross MacDonald of Ottawa, also Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Peterson, Lucknow, visited during last weekend with Mrs. Lillian MacDonald and Mr.' Frank Moulton., Sympathy of friends in this community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm and family in the death of Mrs. 'Chisholm's father, Mr. Payne of Walton. H U T C H I the fine colorful addition 'they provided for the downtown area: �. "The flowers are fine,” coaa- mented -councillor Bill Clif- ford. "But it has been suggested that the polecs upon which they hang should be brighter." Reeve Deb Shewfelt, chair- man of public works, told coun- cil that as soon as the work crews could find time, plans were to paint the poles. " Mayor -Harry Worsell ad vised council that some Mem'.bars of the IODE were a little disappointed in the quality, of the baskets this year. a "The ones in, Clinton are much better, I . guess;" added the Mayor. See Us fir ... AIRT. CONDITIONERS AND DEHUMIDIFIERS -Now! We have - a good stock • and Comparative - PRICES WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 308 Huron Road Goderich Phone 524-7831 b L A �-�-- Wim: �-�-��-�-�ti-�-�•ti—..'�,..�1 1 1 ANNu�L w.z DRESS COSTUMES SUITS. PANTS BATHING. SUITS PANT COATS ° 7 SHOPPE'S 5pC1r130MMIQ SI s2z.00NOW $1TLOO 4 0.0 0 NOW 30.00 70.00 12.o� 16.00 :.10.00 2000 22.00 38.00 119.00 NOW 16.00 NOW 20.00 NOW L4.00 NOW 30.00' NOW 28.00 NOW 65.00 NC?W s75.00 NOW $SO" SWEATERS SKIRTS TOPS COATS SHOPPE 11.00 NOW 800 `� 1 1 5.0N4,'� 2'oo 0 W 10.00 z.00,Now 9.00 18.00 NOW, Z00 1 ,1.00 NOW 7.00 b.00 NOW 4.00 45.00 NOW 35:00 85.00NoW55".00= .41 THE---SQUAR- GODERliN Open All Day Wednesday., ._ Oen Friday Nita Till 9 p.m. -* Za ani4 **4,0'.14***am0:1 0.4* r f''