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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-13, Page 26PAGE 12A—GODERICH S1GNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1973 MR. AND MRS. D.C. BRICKER Knox Church 'scene of "recent wedding Knox Presbyterian Church, decorated with candelabras en- twined with daisies and baby's breath was rhe setting for the November 23 w ed'iling of . Brenda Joyce Hamilton and Dennis Calvin Bricker. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Gerald Hamilton of Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr. and `Mrs. Dociglas C. Bricker of Goderich. The double -ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. L. Royal. Organist for the wed- ding was William Cameron. Given ,an marriage by her father. the bride chose a gown with a white chiffon bodice. The skirt and long sleeves were 'made of sweetheart lace and the floor -length scalloped veil was trimmed with lace. She carried a trailing bouquet of red rosebuds and pink and white baby carnations. The maid of honor was Deb- w..w.-n.d...w.r bie Hamilton of Goderich; sister of the bride. Bridesmaids Distinctive „E Gifts ONE -OF -A -KIND SHOPPE 227 ERIE ST., STRATFORD Open Saturday only 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also Thursday and Friday From 1 to 8 p.m. during December. ROBERT SON ROUNDUP On Tuesday morning grade ones got on a school bus and rode downtown to Breckenridge Hardware to see 1the toys in Toyland We were happy to have four rnoithers go alone: too - Mrs. Baechler, .R1rs' Little, Mrs. McCaul and Mr4. Shanahan. We were divided into five groups so that we eould learn about different kinds of toes 'Then, Mr. Breckenridge started his elec-, trical train and we watched the engines pulling cars on the tracks, through the tunnels and all around the village. VVhen it was time to go, we took turns riding down in the elevator. That was fun too'' Mr's. Cook's Grade 3 were very busy these days preparing for our Christmas concert. It's fun working with grade two as we are going together 00 our concert this year. ‘V'e've just finished our stained glass windi►ws in art. They look so nice on our win- dows. This week we are writing let- ters to Santa and maybe you'll see them in the newspaper soon. All classes in the junior hall are busy practising for the Christmas assembly which will be held for parents and 'friends on Wednesday December 19 at 2:00 in the school auditorium. The Hobby and Craft Club meet at 4:00 every Monday. The members are still working on their "creative stitcherv'' and hopefully they will he finished before the Christmas . holidays. At Robertson the Christmas scene is in -Tull swing. Rooms are being •decorated with wreaths and winter scenes for the Christmas mood. Everyone is panxiotcgly waiting for the Christmas holidays and Sata. The Robertson School had the 'GDCI band present a con- cert for us on Monday morning. The band was really good. Goderich can be proud of them. .The teachers are giving the students of ' Robertson the- -pleasure of seeing Blaekbeard's Ghost this year as their gift to the students. In sports the Allstar volleyball is being picked from some of the, best players of Robertson to compete with other schools. The teachers of Victoria School invited the staff of Robertson School to play a game of volleyball on Monday night. No scores have been given nor did we Clear who won but our teachers weren't boas ing of their playing skill. were Debbie Langridge and • Colleen Straughan, both of Goderich and both friends of the bride. All of the bride's attendants wore dresses of baby blue jersey with short cape sleeves. A, darker blue ribbon tied around the bodice and trailed to the floor-.. Each carried a basket of daisies, carnations and baby's breath. Groomsman was Donald Bricker.of Goderich, brother: of the groom. Ushers were Paul Hamilton, brother of the bride and Paul Bricker, brother of the groom, both of Goderich. The Saltford'Valley Hall was decorated in blue and white flowers for the weddir f ecep- tion. There. the bride's mother received the guests Wearing a hot pink "polyester crepe floor - length gown with an empire waistline and long sleeves. She wore a corsage of white rosebuds and silver accessories. The groom's mother 'wore a poppy red chiffon floor length halter dress with a cape. She also wore silver. accessories and a corsage of white baby mums. For the wedding trip to Eastern Ontario the -'\bride wore a navy and green palazzo suit with Flue accessories and a white rosebud -corsage. Previous. to the wedding the .bride was honored at three showers given by Penny Bricker, Mrs. Donelda Mac- donald and Betty Hamilton, and Colleen Straughan and Debbie Langridge. The couple now reside in Goderich. People 0 Helping People v Donate to Guides' Ahmeek enjoy Christmas lunch The Ahmeek Chapter of the LODE held their December` meeting in the form of a ,Christ- mas Luncheon. at the Maitland Golf and Country Club --on December 6. Door prizes were won by Mrs. V. Crooke and by Mrs. J, McKeown The members were "pleased to have their honorary members as guests. After the delicious meal, "a. short, informal meeting was held with the regent,, Mrs. R. Neville, presiding. In the ab- sence of the secretary, Mrs. F. Mills, Mrs. G. Henderson took the minutes. Mrs. Henderson also gave her treasurer's report, showing a very suc- cessful sear. A donation.was voted toward the Girl Guides, by the Chap- ter. Mrs. J. McKeown. took her, affirmation as a new member. It was decided t? .:open meetings in the future at 2 p.m. instead of :at 2.3.0 p.m. Miss Beatrice Campbell then showed slides of her trip around the world, concen- -'1rating on the Fiji Islandki.New Zealand, Australia, and` the Hawaiian Islands, giving a delightful commentary on each. Mrs. G. Dustow expressed the thanks of all pr6sent in a charming little speech. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ben Chisholm, 20 Albert Street, the second Monday in January. BLUE'S SUPERMARKET SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES OPEN 8 A M SHARP TILL 1U P M h DAYS A WLLK ON THE SQUARE FRESH FRESH LOIN PORK PORK SHOULDERS WITRESING (HOPS ��19c sl.l� LB. MAPLE LEAF MINCE MEAT FOR PIES BULK LB. 49c ,.w WESTON'S1SUPREME BREAD 3 LOAVES 99c TREESWEET Fruit 48 OZ. Juices TINS ORANGE. GRAPEFRUIT OR BLENDED 2 0 MIXED NUTS IN SHELL 2 La,s 1 .49 FRESH GRAD,,j, SCHNEID FIS • .'' CHiC'KEN a LEGS LB. 79E: WE DELIVER SILVERWOODIS FRESH MILK 3 .QUART BAGS 95c COCA COLA GIANT 40 OZ. BOTTLES 3 F O $1 PLUS DEPOSIT BRUNSWICK CENT -RE CUT HEkRINGS 3i /4 OZ. TINS lOc HOMO 99c MODERNE. FACIAL TISSUES LARGE, BOXES O289cR WESTON'S° WAGO WHEELS PKG. OF 20 89c PEPSI COLA 100z. 12 FO ,oPLUS BOTTLES R 99c DEPOSIT SUNKIST RAN 61 =` SIZE 138's DOZEN 69c ONTARIO NO. 1 POTATOES 79c 25 LB. Si .89 10 ' LB. BAG ONTARIO FANCY MacINTOSH APPLES 4 CIT. BASKET 49 • NABOB ASSORTED JELLY POWDER PKG. 1 OC HEINZ TOMATO. JUICE 48 OZ. TIN F 2.99c 1-51mmC ' fmi Y rsavo Cmf' S' S • mf', 5 £' 5mmaiz S' myszy55zmimmcmpzi SSm zmimmt' iyY3SS fmmum tC ; Italian Wine Set ® Decanter & 6 glasses Gift Boxed Available in9 reen or amber Sugg. List $12.95 , HENDERSOWS CHRISTMAS SALE RUBY STEMWARE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL . glass'..95 • 6 GLASSES S 3 99 STEMWARE GOBLETS -SHERBETS SHERBET PLATES PARFAITS - CLARET WINES - LIQUEURS COCKTAILS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 OFF LIMITED TIME ONLY / EUROPEAN HAND -CUT "First Love" PLATINUM BANDED GLASSWARE s REG. ea.s2.501.69 EA. MICROSCOPE SETS - 20%O „OFF SUGG. UST 913.95 TO 955.95 KODAK -33 MOVIE OUTFIT SUGG. UST $1$8.00 $11995 KODAK 1 34 CAMERA WITH ELECTRIC EYE SdGG. 50UST 5O KODAK COLOUR FILM. CX -126 12- EXPOSURES SUGG. UST 91.32 • KODAK XL -55R MOVIE OUTFIT SUGG. LIST s 95 �2T9.00 • SAWYER SLIDE PROJECTOR $69.95 SUGG. UST 16.95 KODAK MODEL 68A . MOVIE PROJECTOR SuoG. UST $ 95 $131.00 CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AO%OFF 20% OFF BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS L SHEAFFER BALLPOINT ANO PENCIL SETS 4t' SILVER S 10.00 • -GOLD 1-5.00 OR • 6 FOR S9e 99 r y, LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL Yellow Sale Cards ,Specials in every department in the store. i BINOCULARS o,; 13995 1/4,,E IlEN.TO� BOOk STORE ON THE SQUARE Iltt osttsaim gtomilesk,I i KltiJstl0K KiiMKI WINK c'IKIMIAMUMIKt1 IL OWYSKl MKM KVAlt9lMKIMateamsse2m a 9111t911K9osapa tvostyac'wi[ 91K Ic 9J1KCAIMVIMlle KSIAI lMK'YIK'9ieKYI KOOKY!K'SOK GODERICH 1973.:PONTIAC LEMANS FOUR -DOOR COLONNADE HAR- DTOP - Vr8, automatic, poWe steering, ,radlo, rear defogger, protective bumpers. 15000 miles, Uc. No. DHC 289._$3395 1973 PONTIAC ASTREW HATCHBACK 2300"- 2 engine, turbo hydramatic, electric rear defogger, radial fibreglas tires, wheel covers. 7000 miles. Lic. No. DHC 565 52-895 1972.. PONTIAC LEMANS • STATION WAGONS Just 28,000 miles, V-8, automatic, power steering, power disc', brakes, radio. Like new. Lic. No. DHC 722. x3295 PICK UP 1972 FORD +/2 TON V-8, automatic, rear bumper, above average condition. Lic. No. C27753 '2495 1971 BUICK SKYLARK TWO -DOOR HARDTOP - V-8, 1 automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, tinted windshield, vinyl trim. Lic. No. FKE 165. 52395 1970 COUGAR TWO -DOOR HARDTOP •V•8;t; automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl top, tape player. Lic. No. DHC 639 52195 /1 �l ;t 1969 PONTiAC STRATO-CHIEF SEDAN - Six .cylinder, automatic, radio, 31,000 actual lady driven miles. LIc. No. HNL 008 S 1495 ..0 1969 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN - Six cylinder, automatic, -. radio. Local low mileage car. No. DHD 598. '1295 • 1968 BUICK SKYLARK V e TWO -DOOR HARDTOP automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear speaker. Beautiful car. Lic. No. OTT 716. 51396 A SCARCE FARM TRUCK 1967 MUSTANG FASTBACK V-8, automatic, radio. Bette► than average. LIc. No. DHF 820°5995 95 1966 GMC 1 TON CHASSIS Fully equipped with aTx8'body and tarp. Excellent tires, dual qtr, 4 speed transmission, heavy &or suspension. A body end 5 you must see to believe. Uci 3 q 031594 McGEE PONTIAC BUICK �ADIL,LAM ...,.:.s°a`g";.........r.,.w.ro; tea^ 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IL 1 1 N t 1 1 1 1 AIM 411.1.