HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 4PAGE 4---GOPERICH SIGNAL STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 197:3- PAGE 4
Key victory over
SHDHS for juniors
MR. AND MRS. K.G. VANDERBURGH
Married at Knox
Knox Presbyterian Church
Goderich was the scene October
5, of a double -ring ceremony
uniting Alice Margaret Allen of
Goderich and Kenneth George
Vanderburgh of Port Albert- in
marriage.
Officiating at the ceremony
was Rev. G.L.„ Royal. of
Goderich. The bride is the
daughter of the late Mr. -and
Mrs. Eric Allen of Goderich.
The groom is the sin of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Vander -
burgh of Port Albert.
Soloist was Mrs. Norman
Wills of Don Mills who sang
Handers Wedding Hymn and
0 Love Be Dep.
The bride was escorted to the
alter amidst white tapers in
--Tanftelabia— and gold and
yellow mums by J.E. Max -man
of Bayfield.
She wore a full-length gown
of white Swiss organza with
square neckline, natural
waistline and long shepherdess.,
sleeves caught at the waist by
narrow cuffs trimmed with
guipure lace. To complete her
bridal outfit, she wore a
cathedral length veil trimmed
with matching lace caught ii4'13/
by a daintx. Juliet cap. The.
bride carried a white Bible
covered with orange roses,
baby's breath and white car-
nations.
Attending the bride were
matron of honor, Mrs. Della
Rodges, sister of the bride.
Goderich, and bridesmaids
Nrrss Jane Bolus, . Burlington
and Mrs. Joan Simpson, Lon-
don, and Mrs. Lynda McNee,
Goderich.
Th.2. attendants wore floor -
length gowns of orange and
gold organza with empire
bodices, square necklines and
trimmed with' Swiss' guipure
-----fErre-Trradr-----trf- white. organza.
The laced sleeves' were puffed
at the elbow and delicately
gathered to a cuff. They wore
yellow and gold daisy mums in
their hair and carried natural
wood wicker baskets. of 'yellow
and gold daisy mums with
sprigs of fall wheat.
Best man was Ken McNee of
Goderich. Ringbearers were
nephews of the groom, Corey
Yundt, Bracnalea, and Rohhie
Pestell, MOnkton.
Ushers were Bob McWhinney
and Roger Pentland, both of
Nniannon, and Fred Ander-
son of Detroit.
The ,wedding dinner ser-
ved at the Bedford Hotel while
the reception was held at the
Saltford Valley Hall where
guests were welcomed by the
bride's mother, Mrs. .Jessie
,,McMillan in a floor -length
French blue polyest0-.. gown
with slyer accessories and a
,corsage of pink roses.
Mrs. McMillan was assisted
by the groom's mother who
wore a floor -length red crepe
gownblaMi accessories
and a corsage of. miniature
white carnations.
For a wedding trip to French
River, .Northern Onjario, the
bride wore a powder blue coat
and dress with a corsage of
baby pink roses.
Mr. and Mrs. V,nderburgh
are residing at the Meneset
Mobile Park, Goderich.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was guest of honor at
many events in her honor.- A
shower was given at the home,.
of Mrs. Ray Mothers in
Goderich by the nursing staff at
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. Another shower was
given at the home of Mrs.
Barrie Walter asSisted by Mrs.
Gerald Walter, Mrs. Walter
Hicks and -Miss Norma Walter
for neighbors in rhe corn- .
munity. Mrs. Ken McNee was
the hostess for a shower at the
home -of Mrs. William Reed for
the Junior Farmer Girls. A
shower was held at the home of
Mrs. Irene Vanderburgh' given
by her daughter for friends and
relatives in the Port Albert
community.
There was a presentation by
the Taylors Corner Community
Club at the home of Mrs. Ben
Whitely for the couple'.
Guests of honor at the wed-
ding were Dr. and Mrs, Angus
MAcInnes, Medicine Hat,
Alberta.
by T.D.
The G 1)C1 iumor Vikings
football team came up with a
key victor‘ here last Thursdo,
defeating . South Huron of.
Exeter 9-7, to firtesk-in third
place in the league standings
and ensurethemselves a place
in the Huron.Perth conference
playoffs.
The Vikings met , first place
South Huron again in Exeter
11 Tuesday in a sudden -death
semi-final game The winner of
that gaioe will meet the winnm,E
'of the Central Huron -Stratford
Northwestern senl-fmal in the
Charnimmship game SatlIrda%
in Exeter at 12 00 noon
Coaches Phil Rugler and Hill
Garrow felt their charges
displayed their !..trongest effort
of the season in dumping the
'previously undefeated 'mina -
Panthers.
The teams battled through a
scoreless first half, but .• the,
Vikings gut on the scoreboard'
with a third quarter touchdown
The unsuccessful convert
started looking big in the
h ii r 1 h quarter when Exeter
'.4t'1a 1oud-1(19w n on it ;JO
vard pass and run play. The
convert wAs good • and the
Vikings trailed by one.
With just 20 seconds left in
rhe game, Viking quarterback
lain Lambert kicked a twenty
‘ard field goal into a strong
cross wind to win the game for
t fie,G.I) C.1 team.
The field goal attempt was
.et up by t hest rong running of
Gerry O'Brien and Lee Arbour.
Going into Tuesday's semi-
final, coach Bugler felt the
junior Vikings had a good
,hance to upset the favoured,
Pa 111 hers, even though t he
Exeter team has lost only once
01 home in the .last four years.
The one time was to the.
Vikings last season.
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ROUND AND ABOUT WIN MARTHA
simmimmimmonamimm
Well, this is the LAST time
hard Bob Shrier and all his Tea at the.Legion,from 1 to 9
we will be doing the Signal-
people have worked to bring it p.m. in the "Green Room"
Star at our stamping grounds
on West St.
Next week for sure , it's a
promise - or a threat - we will
be operating in the fine new
building out on Hwy 21 South.
What a lovely building - and
the quarters for each operation.
in the preparation. of the Signal
and the dozens of other papers
made up by this Publishing
Company are spacious and
beautiful. The gang will go
around for the next two weeks
like they're lost - I betcha! -
Anyway in the history of the
Signal -Star this is a wonderful
Move - and lit goes to prove how
Harbor report
Lee -Arbor
by Lee Arbour on a five yard
off tackle play -The -touchdown
capped a long march by the
Vikings featuring the running
of Arboui-, Gerry O'Brien and
Brian Howes who was making.
his first start at full -hack. The
Vikings failed to convert their
touchdown When, Gerry
O'Brien was stopped just' short
of the goal lirke on a two-point
conversion attempt:
Local people
WLU graduates
Three Goderich students
th
were among e graduates at
the - first convocatioI1.
ceremonies of Wilfrid Laurier
University' at Waterloo. The,
exercises wore held at the-Kit-
'chener .Memorial Auditorium
in Kitchener last Sunday.
Allan Schade graduated with
a Bachelor of Science degree,
Mary Davies was presented
with a General Bachelor_of
-Arts degree and David Royal
received a General.B.A..
The uniykrsity changed its
name at' theJfirst-of the -month
from Waterlii;) Lutheran
University, after more than 60
years as a church related in-
stitution. It now, is a provin-
cially assisted university with
its board members drawn from
campus and. community
represent a t Ives.
The Hon. Paul, Martin,
government leader in the
Senate, and chancellor of the
University, presided at the
colorful ceremonies- Degrees
were conferred upon more than
450 students from across 09-
tarioand beyond in arts,
science', and business and
economics.
Five boats made calls at the
local harbor during the past
week, three at the DOMTAR
Chemicals, Sifto Salt Division,
mine and one at the grain
eleva tors.
October 31 the Roy A. Jodrey
put in light out of Milwaukee
and took on 20,000 tons.
November 5 the Jodrey was
back for another 20,000 tons
light out of Sarnia. November 6
the' Agawa Canyon put in as
well.
November 2 the Outarde put
in at the grain elevators and
October :31 the Canadian
Government vessel LinmOs put
into the waterfront,
to this point.
' Nov. 17 Sheaffer Pen Gang
Bear up, Gang, this is the
will be rocking in Saltford,
biggest move we will ever Nov. 21 Victoria St. Church
make! have their 2.30 pap. fair bazaar
bake table and tea etc. etc. Nov:
21 also, Know Church fowl sup-
per starts at 8.30 p.m.
So thereiyou are - lots of en-
tertainmerit for dullaMartha, day.a
Loveha.
it
Luckily - we have had
beauliful weather - until the
beginning of this week - and
now we have the beginning of
winter. Our FALL was one to
remember.
The flowers are glowing un-
der the snow arid a lot of the
trees have not shed their
leaves. The country is still
beautiful with gay colors and
a touch of white added.
Naturally there has been a
rash of accidents - slippery
roads etc. and this morning -
Tuesday - Walt was stuck in a
snow drift for an hour. How
about THAT. I'll bet I the air
was blue - and not a shovel or
shoveller in sight.
I have the feeling that the
winter is going to he a big °ice -
and someone is liable to say
'Let's get going -- now!
This Saturday afternoon the
Arthur Circle have their
Bazaar. Christmas gifts and
treats and that nice Cuppa with
fruit bread makes a nice break.
Wednesday Nov. 14 that
great fowl supper at Victoria
Street United Church. 6.30 p.m.
Wed. Nov. 14', also, 2.30 p.m.
the Holmesville U.C.W. Bazaar
at the White- Carnation.. This
too is always a MUST - Just
pray for nice weather.
Friday Nov. 16 - Bazaar and
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NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKE NOTICE that the first sitting of the Assessm:
Review Court for the year 1973 fo hear Complain
against assessment for taxation in 1974 in The Villa.
of Bayfield will be held at Hensall Town Hall, Hensa
Ontario at 9:30 a.m. ,on November 27th 1973.
Appellants will be notified by mail of the date and ti
at wtilch their complaint will be heard.
Dated at Newmarket this 1st day of November 197
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