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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-11, Page 19t �j Rr ir MR. AND MRS. J.N. DICK rein Goderich 'fond Moyaahaof- hi St. Peter's Ro an - Church, Gode ch, 114 for the wed ing .:: Lynn Healy nd Icon Dick. Yellow nd 10 and snapdrag ns the chancel for he '.g ceremony. is the daughter of thy Healy, Goderich. is the son of rs. anigan, Seaforth. ''.t Ann Legg a com- Soloist Miss j ary lin, f to the altar by her in-law Wm. Dobie, the bride wore a ,,:rme gown featuring ,,'Hmed bodice with lar and full sleeves. lilt featured a cut- Aaown of crystal and her two -layered veil carried a bouquet of etheart roses. Qe Healy was her maid- of honor. __ She a styled identically ,e's(less train) wit a skirt and a fl ral autumn shades. er t was in the s me ,eas her skirt and she How daisies. net Hyde, a friend of ,Stratford, and Miss 'ollock, friend of the' Kincardine, were in shades of bright dark green respec- 'r gowns were styled tithe dress worn by. of honor; they wore to to match th i er skirts and they carried yellow daisies. ----Groomsman was Joe Dick; brother of the groom, ''Seaforth. Ushers James Sills, friend of the groom, Seaforth, and John Hodges,brother-in-law of the bride, Goderich, greeted guests from Brampton, Brantford, Toronto, London, Seaforth, Dungannon, Blyth, Willowdale and Goderich. The wedding reception was,' at Saltford Valley Hall where yellow and white streamers were the decor. Master of Ceremonies was Peter McCauley, Goderich. .. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Healy wore a floor -length empire -waisted multi -colored chiffon gown with long sleeves in shades or gran eaust and green. She wore a corsage of yellow carnations. Mrs. Finnigan, mother of the groom, chose a floor -length em- pire -waisted long-sleeved ,gown in shades of mauve and pink with a pink tint.ed_cA_rnation__ corsage. The couple honeymooned in the Pocono Mountains, Penn- sylvania. The bride travelled in a three-piece burgundy pant suit with black accessories and a white corsage. They are living at 53" Wellington St. S., Goderich. Prior to her wedding, the bride was feted at a shower given by her aunt," Mrs. Bob Govier 'of Seaforth for relatives, and at a shower hosted by Jo- Ann Pollock and Janet Hyde for friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyde in Goderich. From the rse's mouth ... 'ndon oval on Mon- ' r 1, in thesecond er Larry owned by 'tyand Ron William- ' rd with Ron on the in the second race, 1 Louise owned by ,derson was out of with Gerry Roebuck ,tenth race Jay Bee by Benson Feagan With Gerry Roebuck London tncck Wed- '' t Douglas Bars Ron and Geo. Feagan With Gerry Roebuck ,night at London in race, Sebringville JohnRay Mathershers and.. Money. was Y In the fourth John owned by Lar driven by Clarence arence as second. King's !rned by Thomas driven by W.W. a 'fifth. th hbry race, Run Mr. and Mrs. n was second with n on the bike. Also race Derby Bob, Robert McLean was Randy on the bike. th race, Janet Ex - and driven by Man was fifth. Might at London, ass second in the C1 seventh race with John Mathers on the bike. In the same race, - Single Johnnie - owned and driven by► John Muir was third. True Per- sonality owned by the partner- ship of Whetham and Sadler was fifth with Dale Dufty on the bike. In the eighth race Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler, and driven by Frank MacDonald was, fourth. In the ninth race Jimmy The Butler owned by Robert and H.O._Jerry was fifth with Robert.. driving. We know that all horsemen were saddened to hear of the passing of George Galbraith, well known trainer and driver. George, who died at his Wingham home Tuesday mor- ning, had campaigned atmost of the tracks in Ontario. George was the father of Mac who is presently driving atseveral tracks. To those who, have been asking, the Clayton Brocks Claybrook Stables horse sale that has in past years been held at the' farm on Thanksgiving Day will be held on Thursday November 15. The new location will be the Denfield Sales Arena. The sale will start. at 12:30 p.m. Terry Provost will take over hip 'new' duties as racing secretary at the London • Raceway on November 1. DUNGANNON DOINOS By O.M. Blake On this beautiful Thanksgiving Day we have a great many things for which to be thankful! Did you try to count your blessings? The United Church was suitably decorated for the Sun- day morning Thanksgiving ser- vice with fruits and vegetables significant of a bountiful har- vest, This was a project of the C.G.I.T. group, and the Jr. choir provided two numbers during the service. Sacrament was also observed. Guests with Rev. and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan during the Thanksgiving weekend in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Hoyle from London, Ont., Miss Beatrice McClenaghan from Newmarket, and Lascelles Dinon from Kingston, Jamaica. Mr. Dinon is a graduate in.Ar- chitecture from University in Winnipeg'and is now returning to Kingston, Jamaica. Visitors with Mrs. Minnie Jones and Melvin on Thursday were Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Gladys Wallace, Mrs. Pepper, and Miss Mae Davies, all from Clinton, and Mrs. George Tur- ton from Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb, R.R. 2, Clinton, made calls in the village on Friday. Little Jackie Dawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Dawson who has been sick this past week is now im- proving. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster had their annual trip to Port Burwell to see the acres of beautiful . chrysanthemums on Thursday. In the bicycle race at Dungannon Fair the winners were (1) Michael Jones (2) Michael Becker, (3) Joe Boyle, and (4) Bill McAllister. Mr. a'id Mrs. Frank Thomp- son ' and Joanne spent the weekend at their cottage at. Kincardine, and had a family gathering there on Sunday. On Monday they closed the cottage for the winter months. Mrs. Wesley Younkie (nee Edith;Treleaven) from Toronto and /Mrs. J. Murison .of Gode ich called on relatives and friends in this community on aturday. G ests for Thanksgiving on Sti day with Mrs. Mary Bere an family included Gerald Bere, London, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Aldham and family and Mrs. Bertha Aldham from Goderich, and ..Mrs. S.B. Stothers from Lucknow. _.-JMr. tinddtrirs."-Bill Blake and Becky from Cambridge -Galt spent the holiday weekend at their parental homes here and in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Comfort from St. Catharines are visiting Mrs. Cecil' Blake this week. Fred Young has been off work with a sprained' wrist since last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moulton from,eSimcoe visited on Sunday with the former's father, Mr. Frank Moulton and Mrs. Lillian MacDonald. Mr. Moulton returned with them for a holiday in Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and Matthew, Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy and Martha this weekend. Friends in this community extend congratulations to Irene Hasty who received the Huron County 4-H scholarship. Mrs. Lorne Hasty accepted this gift at Centralia at the Institute Rally for her daughter who is •in training at St. Thomas -Elgin hospital. Several members of Dungannon W.I. attended the Rally at Centralia October 1; and on Tuesday evening .Oc- tober 9, others were at Holmesville as guests of Goderich township W.I. Vicki, Stephen, and Tom Park- spent the Thanksgiving ht+liday in St. Catharines with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter and family. Mrs. N. Ladd from Benmiller and Mrs. Thos. Park were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park on Monday. — Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn on the birth of a son Sunday, October 7 in Wingham General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blan- chet and son Robert from Sud- bury spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eric McNee and Brenda. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee, Eddie and Paul, from Ajax visited Sunday with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee, and Mrs. Ross McNee. Later all were dinner guests of,Mr. and Mrs. Kit- chener Finigan in Goderich. Anne and Catharine Ribey, Seaforth spent the, weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiggins, while Earl Ribey visited Mr. and ;Ars. Orval Ribey,' Nile. FLAME RESISTANT CARE The flame resistant quality of children's nightwear can be damaged by improper laun- dering, advises Consumers' Association of Canada. When washing flame resistant fabrics,' use low phosphate detergent rather than soap or soap - powder. To protect the fabric finish, avoid -using hot water or bleach. If the garment 'has a care label, follow the manufacturer's instructions. CAC national headquarters is located at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURaDAY, ocro*.411111-1P#9;1",11 RR � � I Local Retarded Assoc, hear ,routine reports The September meeting of the Goderich and District Association for the Mentally, Retarded was held in th Queen Elizabeth School Sep- tember 17. Thirteen persons were in at- tendance. George Simons presided in the absence of President Gary Davidson, and opened the meeting with prayer. Minutes of the May and June meetings were read and adop- ted. A motion was approved to order five hundred of each of four varieties of Christmas cards designed by the mentally retarded. Mrs. Faye Gautcher of Bluewater Taxi was present. Maurice van der Meer asked if there were 'any change in rates and Mrs. Gautcher 'stated that the rates were on the same basis as those for the Huron County Board of Education. Mrs. Betty Reid reported on the pre-schoolers who are in regular classes in the Nursery School. Mrs. Bonnie Graham repor- ted on the Queen Elizabeth School. There is an enrollment 'of twenty-six. One of the students is out on work ex- perience with a local firm when needed. This is a good step for 011•11!*4 71 CADILLAC ELDORADO the student has learned and is learning. In the absence of Mrs. Evelyn Carroll, Mrs. Bonnie New stamps honour prime ministers ?ostmaster General Andre Ouellet today announced that a new series of low value definitive stamps will be issued 17 October 1973. There are seven denominations in all, with. portraits of forme& Canadian prime ministers featured on the one -cent to six - cent values and ,a portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the eight -cent value. "The series reflects a new emphasis in the t eme of Canada's definitive issues," said Mr. Ouellet. "Whereas, in the higher values of our definitive stamps, the emphasis has been mainly on geographic themes, the low value series will now highlightour historical heritage." Graham read Mrs. Carroll's Workshop Report. There are nine trainees registered. "Work arrived at the shop as quickly as we did September 4," Mrs. Carroll noted. The work has included folding, stapling, and stamping 90 Association Bulletins folding and 'stapling Legion Bulletins, packaging lead, cleaning ball point pen barrels, sorting pens as to color, packaging erasers, test writing ball point refills. Treasurer Maurice van der Me`a4 gave his report. 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