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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-02, Page 23GODERICH SIGN*I,S+AR, THUR'SD'AY, ,/ /44 Y 2, 1014,,,,fApift PA Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Charlie Culbert (nee Vicki Vanstone) whose marriage took place on• Saturday, April 27, 1974, m at Benmiller United Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy motored on Sunday to., Kit- chener, accompanied by their grandson, Matthew Ott Vvrho had spent several days here. Martha Eedy also accompanied them and returned to nursing classes in London Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reed and. sons, Paul and David, were' guests on Saturday at the wed- ding of Mrs. Reed's sister, Helen Adkin, to John Master- son in Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Russell John- stongiotored to Owen Sound on Thursday to visit the tat- ter's mother on her 92nd bih- day. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. will be• celebrating their 49th wedding anniverz sary. • Congratulations! Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young who were honored recently by their family 'on their 25th anniver- sary, Brookside School Spring con- cert again provided a splendid program for a ,large audience on Thursday evening. Mid'. and Mrs. Paul Hender- son from' `Mississaugavisited for several days with Mr. and' Mrs.' Harvey Alton' and with Mrs. Garnet . Henderson in Lucknow. On their return they were accompanied by their niece, Marsha Alton, wlioven ,joyed the Week -end with her cousins. - On Saturday a successful auction sale was held clearing 'the estate of the late Jim,Little. The six -room stucco home was purchased by Gary ,-gourtneY, R.R. 1, Dunga non, and Douwe Wilts of R.R. -1 Londesboro, both of whom re employed as carpenters at Manning's' in Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pan- nabaker and 'two small children have 'moved to Goderich. They Will be Missed from our community. To their farm Mr. and Mrs. Mose $hetler have moved with their family of four little girls. We welcome them, and many people have been quite in- terested in watching, field cultivation' done using "four black horses. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kilpatrick, and children, Paul and Libby, from Algonquin Island, Toronto, visited" in Ben - miller and Goderich this weekend and called on relatives in Dungannon and Wingham.on their return• horde on Sunday. Guests on 'Sunday with Mrs. Mary Bere and family were Mrs. Besiie Slessor (in her 90th year) with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shier, of Armow, Mr. and Mrs. John Bere and Karen Herman- dez, of London, Mr. and Mrs. •D. Aldham. and children, Goderich were home for a family gathering, the occasion being John's bthdayGerry Bere has completed his year at Fanshaw College and has secured work for the summer. months. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spry from 'Niagara Falls, N:Y. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers., YBC bowing awards - The Youth Bowling Council held their awards banquet.Nst Thursday night tohonour the years top bowlers. Single award winners in the bantam league were • (back row from, left) Carolyn Thom with a 362 high double and Carol Steganstad Hopes to fill need with a 227'single; (centre row from left) Doric Oke with girls high average of 144, Mark Finlayson with boys high de:ubles 474 and Harold Sartori with a 168 high average; (front row) Barry Ggod with a 295 single for the boys high. (staff photo) Craft Corner has new proprietor by MARTHA'RATHBURN The Craft Corner, Hamilton at Newgate Street, Goderich, has changed hands and will re- . open this Friday under the capable management of artist Edna Johnston. The Salvation Army Band from Chatham °I.,vho had been . visiting, the 7Goderich area during , the weekend provided. an hour 'of Sacred mimic in. the noon. Captain and Mrs. Cop- ple, formerly of Wingharn, *led the band of thirteen with duet selections ':by Kric . Saunders, Dick Golds'inith and :a vocal solo by Beverly RaWn. y Four . ;residents were welcomed to the. Home at' Mon: - clay's activities, Mrs. Luxton, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Bernard and Din, Beuermann. TheClin- to'n Christian Reform volun-' teers helpeiewith the afternoon program with' old tyme music 'provided by.Marie Flynn, Nor - ,man Speir, •Jerry' and Terry, Members of the Over 90 Club met in the ground 'floor north 'dining -room area -and following games of euchre and crokinol,e, tea, and cookies were served. Consumers' Tips HaPpy birthday was sung for Miss Agnes Mitchell who was celebrating her 95th birthday. Mrs. Luckham, of Clinton, is the only voRinteer.assisling the Club 'Of 50" Mein"bers and We would be happy to hear from anyone who would be able to help each 'month. A g -roup of Young People from , the Clinton Christian Reform Church provided a ,prograna of gospel music on "FAMILY NIGHT".• Clarence Bos' was, emcee for the evening and director, of` a junior group oC13 singers. and provided his own accom- paniment with guitar and har- monica. A quartette known as the "F.4edom Singers" sang several numbers and include AlicaRoorda, Jim Baker, Fran - Margaret Kehn thanked those taking, part in the program on • behalf of the Edna and her. teacher husband Harry and their four now grown - children, • have lived ten years in Goderich. Prior to .coming to Goderich 'the Johnstons resided in Sar; nia, where Mrs. Johnston at- tended the Michigan State University Fine Arts courses. HOME SELLING' ON YOUR OWN can succeed if he' chooses his asking Price carefully atld ad- Vertises effectively, reports Consumers' Association of the local registry office to check on selling prices of similar ' homes, Advertisernents should be dhanged weekly and include'. basic information su.eli as locality, proximity to schools and transportation., number of • rooms,„ landataping, price and down b'AcriPent required. CAC 25-1 Laurier Ave.° West, Room She also studied the visual arts under several well-known 'Michigan and Onta,tio artists exhibiting in Canada and the -- United ,States where ber. works are represented in Many public , and private collections in both couhtries. She has taught art classes at Sarnia, Exeter, Clin- ton. Director of the Southampton • Surrimer Art School for the last eighf years, Edna tias added many famous artists to her list of friends. 'Among the many outstanding Canadian arasts •who have taught at her school she takes • great pride -in having had the late Evan MacDonald, fa.S.A. considered. one of 'Canada's forerriost por- trait painters. tandscape artist and': portrait • pai.nter, well-known art con- suliant for Guelph District schools - ha,:.-; taught six Sum- mers there, Alex Millar, 'also e well known Canadian artist has taught there about five years. Other artists include John Watson, Harold Mattar and Eric Luce. 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Standing committees; citizen- ship and world ,affairs,SMrs. Alice Porter and Mrs,. Irene Cudmore; family and consumer., affairs, Mrs. Myrtle Banter; •• • agriculture and Canadian in- dustries, Mrs. Millie Dempsey; educational and cultural, ac- tivities, Mrs. Hazel McCreath; resolutions, Mrs. Muriel Lockhart; curators, Mrs. Effie Yeo and Mrs. Millie Dempsey; public relations officer, Mrs. Helen' Fuller; auditors, 'Mrs:' Kay' Harris and Mrs. Letitia Riddell;'' nominating commit- tee, Mrs Muriel Lockhart and Mrs. Isobel Harris. McCreath and,her connrnattee. • , Between the arts. and th'e crafts Edna hopes to fill a greAt need in Goderich and district. 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