HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-05, Page 10 (2)PAGE 10A-GODERICH, SIGNAL -STAR, 'THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1974
DUNGANNON WI this week. with her •..grand-.
The regular meeting of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ir -
Dungannon Women's Institute win motored to Thamesville on
was held Thursday evening, Sunday but due to stormy
November 28 in the United weather conditions,were unable
Church Sunday School room to proceed to Chatham to see
with 20 members and two Betty and the baby.
visitors. Mrs. Minnie Junes and Mel
Mrs. Graham McNee were pleased to °•have Mrs.,
welcomed all this wintry night. Gladys Wallis, Mrs, Roy Pep -
Mr's. Gordon Finnigan was per,Mrs. Lulu Jones, Miss Mae
pianist. Guests from, St. Helens Davies of Clinton call on them
were unable to come due to last week.
road conditions. Visitors with Mrs. Mary Bere
An interesting roll call was and family on Sunday were
to name the .countries from Gerry Bere. Mr. and Mrs. John
which your ancestors came. Bere and Karen, Miss Kathy
The minutes, treasurer's Fitzgerald of London, M.
report and correspondence Knolly Chung and ;,M.iss
were read by Mrs. Harry Gir- Leemoy Chung of Trinidad.
vin. A course -on "Tailoring" is Mr. Chung...is°Mrs. John Bere's
to be given in April 15-18 and' brother and his daughter Miss
April 29 -May 2, 1975. Le.emoy Chung will be retur
A gift of $10 is to be given to • ning with him to Trinidad next
444.
ren s
may also contribute clothing, for the past seven months.
mitts, etc. • Mrs. Graham McNee, 'Mrs.' .
Mrs. Elmer BlackAn evening double ring
1 Mrs. Lorne Ivers gave further Cecil Blake,
details for the annual Christ- spent two days in Stratford at ceremony with the Bradley
mas party to be December 11 at tending London Area Conven Famiiy•as choir was held at St.
f tion of Women's Institute. Joseph's Church in Clint�op� on
7:00 p.m. at the church when 8, when' Rev. J.F. sgardy
each member brings a guest, Mrs. Melinda Nivins of Clin Nov.ov. 8, d the marriage.
Mrs. Cecil Blake, delegate to ton spent the weekend with her p
t d ceremony in which Frances
the Area onvention held° in
fl
Photo by Carmen
Goderich Twp. Recreation
Intended for last week)
BY HELEN HOGGART
Recreation News
Adult recreation had a good
turn out last Wednesday with`a
half hour of exercises and one
hour of volleyball.
On ° Saturday morning, the
girls registered for regular
volleyball at the Holmesville
School. Rotating games were
played with John} Hoggart's
team winning 15-3 and 15-13
and Janet Steengstra keeping
score. Then one girls•team' and
two boys teams played with
Steve Davey'steam beating Pat
Harris 15-13. and. Larry West-
brook ,keeping ,s,,ore and, John
Hoggart as referee. Then
Steve's team beat John's team
15-11 with the, girls keeping
score and refereeing. Thanks
was given to all who helped.
Little Ken Hoggart made a suc-
cessful serve from half way and
Steve's team was able -to gain a
point. The ,guest spectator for
the 'hour was 21/2 year oldr Bev
C sister, Mrs. Jack Errington an
Stratford, November 27 and 28, Mr. Errington. Middel became the bride of
gave her report assisted by Mrs, M7r. and Mrs. George Ribey Wayne J. Kuntz of R.R. 4,
Graham McNee and Mrs. and Catharine of Seaforth, Hanover.
Elmer Black who also attended visited on Saturday with Mr. The bride's parents are Mr.
thet' Several items and Mrs Wm Wiggins. and Mrs. R. Middel of Clinton
convention.
and the parents of the groom
included (1) proud on the A pre-school and adult clinic
noted
are Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Area President being from was held at Dunga'nrion United
HuronWest M Wesley Church by Hurgn County Kuntz of R.R. 4, Hanover.
presentation of the Marion ladies of U.C.W. provided a cup.alter by her father, was dressed
es - Mrs.
• The bride, escorted to the
Bradnock from Auburn: (2) the Healtjh Unit on Friday. Some
P d Memorial Award to a of tea for those who came in the
in a floor -length gown of white
Kuntz of R.R. 4, Hanover,
brother of the .groom and the
usher was Henry Middel of L
ndon, brother of the bride. The
ring bearer was Master Eugene
-Kuntz, brother if the groom.
Th,e reception followed in the
Clinton Legion Hall. For a
honeymoon in Ohio, Kentucky
and Tennessee, -the bride
changed into a double-knit jade
green pant suit with a floral
printed shirt and a corsage of
pink roses.
The couple are residing at
R.R. 2, Bayfield.
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was honored,o at showers
Arts and crafts on Monday
night had a wonderful turnout
with nine new members
registering. Broomstick crochet
was the highlight of the night.
It was neglected to bring to
everyone's attention that due
to the election, the arts and
crafts classes will be postponed
until Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.
on December 4, 1974 at. Mrs.
Frances Powell's. Bring one
pair No. 2 or 3 knitting needles
and any phentex or such yarn.,
Punch embroidery is delayed
one week to, December 9th 4 at
the school one the regular
scheduled time. •
Twp. to Clinton.
Art, Helen, John and Murray
HoggartA sat on a -Jim Rohn
Seminar on "Adventures in
Achievement", From the
seminar were at least three
points 1. "I think I was doing
,the best thing I knew how, I
just didn't kl}ow how to do the
best!". 2. The major key to
your better future is you." and
number three, Jim Rohn said
quote, "Let's do something
remarkable!"
The seminar at the Waterloo
Motor Inn and lovely free steak
dinners at the Ponderosa, Steak
House in Kitchener were given
to the Hoggarts, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Nixon, and Sandra of
Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Gingerich of Zurich by
Jean and Maurice Love of
Exeter, who are the London
Area Retail Co-ordinators for
Bestline ofi Canada Ltd.
The Love's were in atten-
dance as the three falies ear-
ned their gift with volume,sales
in October.
on ons_to Don and
Isabe' arris w o .ecame
proud grandparents at supper -
time November 24. A daughter,
was born to Dennis and Donna.
Harris. Mrs. Harris was visited'
in the hospital by grandpa and ..
grandma Harris on the evening
of November 25, 1974.
Art and Helen Hoggart and.
Don Wise attended the Christ-
' mas Party put on by Hensall
Motors at the Pine Ridge
Chalet near Zurich. A lovely
dinner was enjoyed and enter-
tainment was by the Stand
Boys formerly Joe Overholt
ands his goodtime boys.
ga
randfather Harold Whitehead
TO THE ELECTORS
OF GODERiCH
Thank you for your support 'n the selection
for the office of Mayor
SINCERE THANKS
To all who supported me at the West Wawanosh
Township polls, December 2nd. My best wishes to -
the . ve and Council for the coming term.
r7
Season's Greetings
J.D. Durnin
Ken and Barb Hoggart spent
Personals all day November 24 with their
r v error' silk banlon fashioned on em -given by Mrs, Betty Tolsma g '
former 4H girl; and that there afternoon. Mrs. Grant Stirling was ac- of R.R. 5, Clinton. Ken stayed
will be two of thse awards next Jack Caesar returned recen- pine lines. The bodice featured sister of the bride; Mrs. F compo Gra by Mrs. Ben overnight and grandpa =haw
year (3) the presentation of an tiv from a ten-day tour to a high soft neckline and there --Kuntz and Miss Pat. Kuntz; the Whitely and Mrs. C. Whitelythat he attendtd school Mont
was 1 'ng 'full-length Sleeves staff of the Royal Bank at the fora visit with daughters of all
O.A.C. 100th Anniversary Hawaii with a group of adver Mrs. Brenda Rutledge;
with • cuffs. A matching home ofin Toronto. The went •
in the day as usual. r "\,�
medal to an outstanding In- using clients of CKNX. He Y Remember Helen Ioggart
stitute member, Mrs. Dorothy brought back a sunburn, among vest of st filar fabric' had a Mrs. Shirle', Mills, and Mr4. g y will report Goderich Twp News
fo last Tuesda and arrived
d d ith white Ann MacLean.• last Thursday.
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for those wishing to report local
lutcher. other souvenirs. ohno imine, w ` home safely as
Other women who receive 1 k' motored maribou and She carried a happenings
d Mrs. Cecil Blake e to Ch tmnc trees Alliston on Saturday, to visitclassical bouquets golden bar-Daisie Torrance and John was .
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. vest yellow roses With white
• A . Farewell Party for Mrs.
these medals recently include,
Mrs. Mary Trivers . and Dr.ons and a touch of deep pink
Ethel Chapman. Both days Blake and attend the baptism ,p
were full of activities worth service for her grandson, Sean carnations.
• remembering.
re b David .James Blake
•
Kung of R.R. 4, Hanover,
The maid of honor was Miss
The topic on education; was Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy Patter of the groom and the
presented ,by Mrs. W,arren�� visit$d•Mrs. ,
Zinn, giving beautiful slides on ' Helen Blair in London on bridesmaidwas Miss Brenda
"Homes, and Countries" from Saturday evening. Middel of Tilsonburg, a niece
her, European trip in• July. Mrs. ' Martha . Eedy, R.N.A.' is of the bride. They were gowned
Ivan. Rivett and Mrs. Earl presently working in Stratford alike' in floor -length dresses of
Sherwood also added corn- General, Hospital, mint green velvet accented by
merits: from this interesting tour • Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sillib deep green velvet trim around
which 25 couples from Huron have moved into -their new three-quarter length bell
County had through Amster- home at Nile. Mr. and Mrs, sleeves acrd around the empire
dam . in Holland, Germany, .-Greg Jervis from Clinton have waists. They carried nosegays
France, Switzerland and moved in to the trailer -home of yellow' and white pons of
Austria. formerly occupied by the deep pink carnations.
Mrs. I. Rivett, convener,' Sil'lib's. __ The flowergirl was Miss Ber-
thanked Mrs. ,Zinn and' gave' Mrs. T.C. Anderson of nice Kolkman of R.R. 3, Lam -
her a gift. Toronto called on friends in the beth, a niece of the bride. She
A social half hour was en- village on the weekend. wore a dress of identical style
joyed when Mrs. C. , It would be greatly ap- in a printed material of tiny '
McClenaghan, Mrs. I. Rivett preciated if community colored flowers on a green
residents would call their 'background. She also cirri d a
correspondent, Mrs'`' Mary Bere, nosegay of yellow and ite
wh
529-7915 by Sunday evening to moms of deep pink c'arnatinns:
contribute news items. •The best man, wad Tom
sis
Ea d,v'ti sister, Mrs'
and Mrs. Fred Young were
hostesses for lunch.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. Art Elliott, Miss Clara The Youth Group held an
Sproul and Mrs. Gladys Rivett Activity Night at Brookside
were dinner guests with Rev. School on Sunday evening un -
and Mrs. McClenaghan on der, leadership of Mrs. Sharon
Wednesday. Several neighbours
in the village came 'in tc enjoy
an afternoon's visit with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterling
of Thamesville are proud
parents of a baby son, Harold
Dawson and .Mrs. Joyce Caesar.
QnIy16
dRobert, born on November 29 Shopping ays
in. Chatham hospital, a brother left --h t' l
for Darlene, grandson for -Mr.
a.nd Mrs. Robt. Irwin. Miss
Darlene Stirling is spending Christmas
ris
aren't what
held at Alvin and Barb Betties
on. November 21, 1974 with
over 40 in attendance. The
Torrance's are moving from the
6th concession of Goderich
s x . ; s e r WA:
angel is ceremoniously lifted to
••
hey used to be
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aY DONNA MALONEY
CONESTOGA JOURNALISM
STUDENT
The family piles into the
sleigh, flicks the grey mare, and .
they're off, trotting to the
woodlot. Today a real -pine tree
would he the magic Christmas
tree. Then picking, studying,
and discarding took place until
the perfect tree was .chosen.Sleighing home, the perfect
tree is then set into the huge
'stone .pot in the centre of,the
parlor. -
Short red candles are,
fastened to the pine with great
care: These candles signify the
glitter of stars in the sky: The
THANK- YOU
I would- like to thank those who suppor-
ted me and for those Who didn't I'm sure
they made a wise choice.
John. Doherty
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