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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-29, Page 4.• PAGE 4,-3ODERICHSIONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1975 tql11ORNE CORNER -.Mrs. G. Raining -Mrs. Richard Buchanan, Mrs. Tait Clark, Mrs. Eric Reaburn, Mrs. Earl Sherwood' and Mrs. •ordon Kaitting attended the Huron West, Women's Institute 75th District 4.nnual Meeting in Blyth on Monday,, May 26. Mrs. R. Buchanan is secretary - treasurer of the district and the other ladies were delegates for Tiger Dunlop W.I. Tiger Dunlop W.I. will be having their Sunshine Sister Banquet on Thursday June 5th at 1 p.m. in the Colborne Township Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George 'Filsinger of Goderich have taken up residence in , their home at Menesetung Park and we welcomethem to Colborne Township. Mrs. John Gibson and daughter Mary Ellen and son Robbie of Wroxeter, visited with the former's mother Mrs, •Tait Clark over the weekend.. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kait- ting and Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Geiger of Z.urich attended anniversary services in Crediton • United Church on Sunday and visited a cousin Mr. and Mrs. ELI Hendrick of Crediton. They report very. heavy rains in that district Sunday afternoon: Mr, and Mrs. Donald Fowler and daughter"' Janine of Glen Williams spent a few days with the former'sparents, Mr. and , Mrs. Worthy Fowler this week. We are sorry 'to. repOrt Mr. Vere Cunningham is a patient in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich and we wish him' a speedy recovery. The sympathy of the com- . munity is extended to the family of the late Mr. Girvin Young of Goderich. Mr. Young was a Colborne Township boy and farmed in Colborne Township for many years. Shelley and Dwayne Ulmer flew home from Victoria B.C. following a three week holiday in the West. They motored to Victoria visiting friends an relatives along the way. On Friday, May 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward' Linner and family attended the spring convocation of the University of Waterloo where 'Weir daughter Shelley received her Bachelor of Mathematics Degree. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Riehl and family, Mrs, Albert Riehl, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dustow and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linner and family attended the Tony McQuail - Fran Fusbn wedding on Saturday af- ternoon, • The couple was married in the orchard of their farm 'near Lucknow. PULS1FER MUSIC 43 WEST ST. GODERICH Musical Instruments Lessons Piono,Tuning_ OPEN Thurs. 1:30 prn. to 5:30 p.m. Fri. 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Olda-fashioned weddin An old fashioned setting was the scene at the Christian -Reformed Church, Clinton, Where the altar was flanked with candelabra containing white candles and arrangements of yellow daisies for the May 10 wedding of Jane Teresa. van Eendenburg and Ronald Kenneth Chi,sholm, both of Goderich. The Rev. Alvin Beukema officiated for the double .ring ceremony. Mr. Chris .Guetter, presided at the organ while Mrs. Jo -Ann. Van Dyke sang The Wedding song and The Lord' Prayer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bram van, Eendenburg, Goderich. The groom is the son of Kenneth Chisholm, Goderich and Mrs. Al Straughn, Clinton: The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her dress, a most Youthful sleeveless gown of flowered lace was topped with a flower laced Elizabethan collared shoulder tipped cape. Her Elizabethan capstyle veil carried a long embroidered ' train. She carried an in- teresting cascade of yellow baby roses and white daisies. Maid of honour was Miss Mr. and Mrs. James MacRae of Toronto called on relatives and friends in this area during - the past week. Jim was raised on the farm now owned by K.L. MacKenzie, Several from this area at- tended anniversary services at Knox Church Ripley on Sunday. Ashfield Presbyterian Church services were cancelled due to the Ripley anniversary'. Seems like all the young folk in the area' participated in the • bike-a-thon on Saturday which originated at Brookside School, a a ost 'all of the 200 who rted completed the forty miles, so it's pay up for the sponsorS.' RIPLEY CRAFT SHOW Sponsors of the Ripley Craft Shpw held their regular meeting on Tuesday evening at the holne 'of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phillips. Several plans for the Ripley show were finalized as well as making plans for the Afghan Competition -to be held ,in • Kincardine July 12 in co- operation' with the Town 'and Country Day. Anyone living in. tktron and Bruce County may enter the competition with either knit or crocheted hand made afghans' or both. Prizes amounting to $60.00 will be awarded. Anyone' of the Ripley Show executive will provide rules and entry forms. , Ripley's show' will be the centre of interest during the Old Boys Reunion in Ripley and - will provide an opportunity to tbe visitors to take home hand crafted items from over 100 booths that will be in operation with new and up-to-date Crafts. • , ' Well oiled ., Bringing that bike out from Winter' storage? The Ontario Safety League. reminds you to give it a safety' sheck before " taking it on the road: Make sure it is well oiled, check the chain • conditionoandfitting, tighten all nuts and bolts; sheck the front scene Mr. and Mrs. R.K. 'Chisholm Vicki Radford, Goderich, -wearing a yellow flowered gown with a round neckline and short puffy sleeves. The skirt was softly gathered from a high waistline and near the. bottom it was trimmed with a wide ruffle of the same material. She wore a white picture hat ac- cented with ribbon to match her gown. She carried a touch of spring with a white parasol smothered in yelrow daisies. 'Bridesmaids were Dinah Blok, Bayfield and Corry Schotts, Clinton, sister of the bride. They were . gowned identically to the maid of honor. Jennifer Straughn, sister of the groom, Clinton,* was flowergirl dressed in a yelloW flowered : gown like the at- tendants, wore yellow daisies in her hair and carried a nosegay of white daisies and . baby's breath. , Groomsman- was Jim Mero, Goderich. Ushers were John Schotts, nephew of the bride, Clinton and Ian Chisholm, brother of the groom, Goderich. All, the men in the wedding 4 party wore pale blue tuxedoes trimmed with navy blue velvet lapels and pockets, navy velvet bow ties and white sh'irts, •trimmed in blue. Ushers and groomsman wore bouttoriniers of single white, carnations, while the groom chose a wheel and steering ali'gnnJent. • Arid don't forget. the tires, lights, horn or bell, reflective tape and brakes. Make sure everything is in good working order, then.. .enjoy summer. ON ANY PURCHASE OF $5.q0 OR OVER YOU CAN QUALIFY - FORA DRAW TO BE HELDMAY 30 - JUNE 7 THE PRIZE? A 20 PIECE STARTER SET' OF.FRANCISAN DINNER WARE! ••••••,-, boutonnier of yellow baby roses. . The wedding dinner was served at the Maitland Country Club, Goderich. The bride's mother chose a peach creme gown ' with long tulle sleeves and. a matching corsage of coral tipped car- nations. The mother of the groom redeived her guests in a deep- blue floor -length gown with matching shawl and a corsage of pink carnation's. The newly weds honeymooned in Niagara Falls. The bride travelled in plain beige slacks topped with, a .printed OrCket and scarf. Her corsage, was blue tied with a blue ribbon They are residing *at 69A Hamilton St., Goderich. Honored guests at the wedding were the bride's two aunts from Holland. • Guests attending the wedding were from Listowel; -Hamilton, Holland, Mount Forest • and• Toronto. Prior to the wedding the bride was feted at a surprise shower by Miss Vicki Radford and a community shower given at' the home of Mrs. Ben Whitely. Local office girls and' 'the bride went out to dinner and ..• presented the bride With a gift. A rehearsal. party was hosted by. Mrs. Straughn in Clinton on ' the eve Qf the wedding,' • HOME & BUILDING CENTRE %•%%•NN,..N•0,%•••••••••••.• , t•••%•%W.%%•%•%••%••• 1877 CULBERT'S BAKERY 1975 "THE HOME OF TASTY PASTR.Y" •, 49 West St:, Goderich, 524-7941 • • BIRTHDAY, WEDDING AND ANNIVERSARY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY • • Whole Wheat & White homemade Bread Fresh Daily. /• • 0 - (sliiced or unsliced). • • Saturday only - Lemon Pies • Lemon Tari' / 'WEDDING CAKE ORDERS TAKEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY , • . • Call Mr. or Mrs. Mel Culbert. OPEN FRIDAY NITES TILL 9 P.M. •• ••• •••‘••••••••••%%••••••••• ••••••••%S. ••• Also South Reef Summer Wear by Caulfeild Shirts by Arrow, Apple Bee, Harvey Woods and Jockey :••••••,,, Mobil • Enarnel For use on heavy traffiC areas around the home this interior and exterior enamel is espedially formulated to give ex- ceptionally tough wear. • Also ideal on such demanding surfaces as metal, machinery and exterior wood surfaces. Application is easy with brush, 'roller or spray..- Porch & Floor . Shieldcote Regular '14.65 per gallon regular $11.50 per gallon, To the people of Clinton, Huron County and beyond whose at- tendance at our grand opening, last week, made it such a great success, "our sincere thanks". We would also like to acknowledge the many messages, tOkens,, and good wishes, from, our friends . neighb9,urs and suppliers. We look forward to working with you in the years to 'come. Wayne & Donna Stirling and staff GRAND OPENING PRIZE WINNERS ist. 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