The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-09-19, Page 19r�.
(Photo -by Fred H. Bisset)
,MR.AND M9§. ,DANIEL FRAYNE
Live in Goderich
Rte, . Edward Dentinger con- ' picture hats and carried white -
ducted the double-rin•g mums, blue carnations and,
ceremony in St. Joseph's• mauve baby's breath.
Church, Kingsbridge, at which Attiredsimilarly. to ' the
Linda Scoular, daughter of Mr. bridesmaids was the •flowergirl,
and Mrs. Gilbert Scoular, Galt Liza Frayne, sister of the
(Cambridge) became the bride . groom, Goderich, who carried a
*of Daniel Frayne, son of Mr. small white ' basket of. white
.sand „Airs. Eugene -Frayne, mums, mauve carnations and
'Goderich. blue baby's breath.
Baskets of mauve gladioli, Ringbearer wag Patrick
Targe fluted mums and blue Frayne,,. brother of the groom•
baby's breath with candelabra Goderich.
decorated the church.. Wedding Groomsman was James
music was supplied- by Miss 'Frayne, brother of the groom, -
'Venise Dalton who accom- Goderich.. Ushers were Paul
panied the ' soloists, Marianne Frayne, brother of the groom,
Frayne and°Fugene Frayne, as Go4erich,. and Dennis Quinlan,
hey sang Morning Has Bro'ken ; friend..of the groom, Kincar-,
a Speak Softly Love. • dine. `
r. Scoular escorted his The, wedding reception was
dauchter to the altar. She wore • at the Maitland Golf and.
a we►ding 'gow,p of imported Country Club where baskets of
.Swiss ,►•ot sheer over French_ mauve gladioli;, large fluted.
taffeta' shioned:long empire mums and blue baby's breath
ong sleeves: Ruffles and white candelabra.
cuffs and neckline ", The bride's mother wore a
d tiers of, ruffles f loor-length gown of'soft pink
Donnybrook UC I i •
Members see film ,, :.out p
work am n in.....ias poor
Don4brook United Church •• .Caroline 'Snowden read a .
Women met* at} Donnybrook poem. '`Listeri Christian" and
United, Church on' Tuesday jai. -also .led thepbusiness in rhe ab-
ternoon, September 10: sence of the president: ,
Caroline Snowden opened The rn,inutea of V the last
.the ineeting and, -Margaret meeting ' were read by LoisHildebrand read the scripture Chamney,- Jean Johnston. gave .
from the riew Living , a report on supplies, June'Testament. .I .obinson gave a card report
A film was shown from -Man
Alive called "Love Has No
Doubt" with Mather Theresa
and Jean Vanier m it. The
Sister worked among the poor
and , crippled in Calcutta:. and"
Jean Vanier worked among the
retarded. They also work
tngPthPr At tirnPc y'
and handed out new
catalogues. It was decided. to
serve sandwich and sweets
for lunch followrng•annihrsary'
services. •
Hostesses Lois Chamney and.
Eileen., Jefferson served a,
dainty lunch.
Retired teachers honor
member before marriage
Mrs. 0. Armstrong vyas
hostess' for the Superannuated
Teachers' ,meeting on 'Wed-
nesday, September 10 at her
home on Britannia Rd. Mrs. L.
Cline, the president, was in
charge.
Twb new members Mrs. J.
Stephens and Mrs. D. Norman
were welcomed. The election of
officers took place and the
following constitute' the slate:
president, Mrs. B. Morris; vice-
president,' Mrs'. C. Kalbfleisch;
secretary,, Mrs. O. Armstrong;.
treasurer, Mrs. " D. Norman;
program convener, Mrs, . S.
lines 'With
accented, th
of the gown •a
enhanced the
wore a •lace pic
,med with lace,
white satin ribbon.
a nosegay of white -weetheat t'
roses, blue . cornflow'er and
•" mauve baby's breath:
The maidof honor was the
brid'e's sister, Miss ' Marianne
Scoular of Galt (Cambridge)
who wore a crepe gown printed
with. clusters of flowers in
shades of mauve and blue. She
wore 'a 'mauve picture hat and
carried a nosegay of• white
mums' and mauve • carnations
accented by light blue baby's
•"breath.
The groorn's'sister, Marianne
Frayne, 'Goderich, and Mrs.
Carolyn yeoman, a friend . of
the .bride, Galt (Cambridge)
were gowned identically.to the
" maid of honor but wore blue
emline. She
ure. hat ,trim -
daisies •and
he 'carried
Sh+epparton
,'News
Mrs. Agnes Foster has
received word of the arrival of
great granddaughter,
Sharlene .' •.Angela, • in North
York Hospital Toronto on Sep-
temberf3. She is the daughterof
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holozan of
Markham. Mrs. Holozan is the'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
val Anderson, Scarborough,
former residents of ,Goderich.
Robinson; assistant, Mrs. E.
Lockhart; sick, Mrs. Robin-
son; telephone convener, Mrs.
R. Irvin, Mrs. K. Finnegan.
An interesting feature of the
afternoon was a presentation to
Miss Beatrice Campbell who is
being, married, A short program
was enjoyed.
i
Dainty refreshrrients were
serveebyMiss G. George and
Mrs. L. Clime. -
,Mrs. B. Morris invited the
group to her home on St. David
, St. for the November meeting
on' November 27 at 1:30 .p.m.
ir Canada Considers
non-smokers' rights
The following is a copy of.a
letter received by Mrs. Beryl
Davidson, Executive Director,
Huron -Perth Tuberculosis &
Respiratory Disease
Association, Stratford from'Air-
Canada.
Dear Mrs. Davidson,
It was thoughtful of you to
knit with white access 1arrdwrite commending the action -
'a corsage of white, tephanotis
and gardenias. The,- groom's
mother selected a_ soft, blue knit
gvvn wi th ancorsage. of te e white. ,, Breathings classes
stephanotis and gardenias. "
The couple left the wedding �.�
reception for a honeymoon trip Stra ordcI asses . eg
' n•
•Edward Island. The bride's'' • '
GODI RJCH SIGNAL -STAR, TlitJRSbAY, SEI'F1MBI IR 19,, 1974-t.'A E A
The weather was ideal on , Rebecca 'Fawcett, Cathy Mer-
nen; Wendy Turner, Norman
Dean and John Garrett.
Taking part from the•
Brucefield, Kippen area were
Sandra, Shelley add Sue Anne
`Finlayson, Jane Allan, Kim
'Thompson, Lori Little, Kathy
Martins, Dianne Wilson and
the Tropical Six.
Saturday for the 'Blyth
Threshers reunion. Twenty
residents attended the reunion
,and .al•1 report a good display of
engine$ and equipment.
Marie Flynn and Lorne
Lawson joined Norman Speir
and Jerry Collins to provide
the old time music for Mon-
day's get together. Mr. Miller
of Exeter was welcomed to the
Home during the afternoon and
the Christian` Reform' volun-
te"ers assisted with the ac-
tivities.
The program for "farriil?
night" consisted of a visit from.
the 'Clinton I -horticulture u
Society and entertainers from.
Brucefield, Kippen and.
Byfield- areas. Each- of the •
'residents were.presented with a
corsage at 'the entrance to the
auditorium by members of the'
society.
Following' the program,
arrangements of flowers were
presented 'to the eldest `'Iady
and man, alI those over 90,
youngest residents, etc., as well
as a bouquet for each of the
rooms in the infirmary. Mem-
bers of junior club attended
and assisted with the flowers.
Taking part in -the 'program
from the Bayfield area, and
arranged by Mrs. Garrett, who
also provided the piano accom-
paniment were- Lisa Taman,
We are very conscious of the
growing public awareness to.
the smoking .question, and are
pleased to be 'in a position to ,
offer a wider choice of seating
for the non-smoking,passenger.
We will continue TO monitor
this area for our service closely
to. ensure ,that we are meeting'
• our passengers' requirements.'
We have recently taken to in Your letter is very en -
crease the size of the no - co:uraging; thank You for
srnolti•ng areas on our aircraft. writing:
going -away ensemble was 'a
two-piece pink pant suit accen-
ted by a corsag6. ' of white ,;
sweetheart roses. 0
The couple is `residing at 34 " • Miss V. Dunsmore, Chair -
Wellington Street., Goderich. man of Rehabilitation Commit -
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was feted at shower's
given by, Mrs. A. Watson and
daughter, Mrs. D. Johnson in
Galt. (Cambridge) attended by,,
friends of the bride; by ladies of
Kingsbridge community; and
by • Joan Spittal, friend of the
bride, Goderich.
orHuron Perth children
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RAFTS -AN' TIQUES
AUGUST HOURS
THURSDAY THRU 'MONDAY
12 NOON TO .6 P.M..
tee' of Huron. Perth- Lung
Association 'told a meeting of.
the . Huron -Perth Tuberculosis
&, Respiratory Disease.
•Association in Seaforth that
"BetteroBreathing", classes for
adults and children w,ould
begin September 23 in Strat-
ford,. Mrs. M. Fielding of Strat-
ford will conduct. the classes.
Other reports were given by
Miss Eva Lancaster, St. Marys;
Mrs. David Schenck, Seaforth;
Ralph Goren, Stratford; Mrs.
Jean Carin,, Exeter; and Mrs..
William Green, Stratford.
Mrs. Cann said the Youth
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Board under the guidance of G.
Hernden hadhad an excellent
.entry in the Mitchell Centen-'
nial Parade promoting anti- ._t
smoking activities: She added
that Anthony..Hirdes of St.
Marys . had been awarded a
$250 bursary, to ' enter
Respiratory Technology at Fan-
shawe College. -
Mrs. Schenck reported that
nine Asthmatic children, had
participated id a 5 day ``Day
Camp" at the Y.M.C.A. facility
near Harrington. •
The meeting was chaired by
Rev. G. Smith, the President of
Stratford.
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