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MR. AND MRS: G. D.1VIcPHEE
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Wed at Knox
Wendy ' Corrine Allin.' and
Gary Danial McPhee, both ail
Goderich, exchanged vows 'and
rings before Rev. G. L. Royal
May 23 in an early evening-,
Ser'vi ce- i nr *n ox---'P•resby tern is n
Church. Baskets. of white
gladioli, pink and blue mums.
and yellow daisies set the
background.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Allin of
"Goderich and Clinton are the
parents of the bride. 'Mr. and.
Mrs. Daniel McPhee, 179
Cambridge Street, Goderich;
are the parents of the groom.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a floor -
length gown fashioned . from
sata peau with a °Victorian- •
styled bodice featuring long full
sleeves and a high neckline. A
' deep flounce of lace was at the
hemline. A tulle leaf cluster
held in place her semi -
cathedral -length `veil and she
carried a bouquet of:pgi 4 roses,
and,4white, yellow and blue
daisies. L..
Miss Deborah Parsonage,
Goderich, was maid of:.honor.
She wore a yellow dress .of
crepe crimp featuring a high
” waistline with full sleeves
gathered at the wrists,• with
lace. The hemline was also
trimmed witbace. She carried
a bouquet of pink, white, blue
and yellow daisies with mat-
ching streamers and wore.
yellow daisies in her hair.
.Bridesmaids were .Miss
Bennie McPhee, Golrlerich, and
Miss Debbie Allin, Goderich.
They were gowned 'identically
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BY SHARON SCRUTON
As another year of activities
is complete, members of
Branch 109 'Legion Auxiliary
have summarized the. past---
• year's events and tell of planss
for the summet' months.
The executive- had 13
meetings, twoof which were
held jointly with the men's
executive. There were ten
general meetings one of which
began with a pot luclupper.
Last month one evening was
set aside, for a fun night.
Weekly, there is a Thursday
night.card party. This is open to
the public as long as each
person is signed in by a
member. The charge, is ,, 50
cents, There are•, prizes and
profits go into the Legion
building fund..
Each Saturday , night, the:;
ladies assist themen with their
bingo. Yearly . auxiliary
members support such causes
ag muscular dystrophy, Red
Cross, Red Shield;" the Cancer
Fund, the Hockey Association
andcontribute to baseball.
• Last year the RA supplied
funds to enable oneretarded
child to attend camp for a
period of two weeks. Monthly
they assist the staff of Goderich
Psychiatric ` Hospital with a
bingo for the patients; -work in
their canteen and, send parcels
to vets, at Westminster
,Hospital. -
At Christmas, members gave
'to patients at Maitland Manor,
and. e1S9n.. r,$tree„t.. NW.PAI_g^
Horne. They also remembered
a needy family and many vets.
to the maid of honor but in
shades of pink and blue
respectively. They carried
flowers matching those of the
maid of honor.
• Alt---the--ictal-•--attendants
wore matching necklaces, gifts
from the bride. .
Groomsman was • Edward
Miller, Goderich. Ushers were
Richard Powell and. Kenneth
McPhee, both of Goderich.
The wedding reception was in
SaltfQrd Valley Hall where ,
music for dancing was
provided by th,e Harbourlites.
White bells and pink and white
streamers decorated the hall.
The bride's mother chose a
floor -length gown of blue
doubleknit , and a corsage of
pink roses. The groom's mother
chose a floor -length gown of
coral nylon with' pleated
sleeves and skirt and a corsage
of yellow roses.
For travelling to Ohio, the
_ bride • changed •to a mauve
checked pant 'suit with white„
accessories and a corsage of
yellow daisies.
The couple is residing• at 56
Albert St., Goderich.
The bride was feted at
showers before her marriage
given by the Benmiller Church
Women and Mrs. David
Williams, 360 Oak Street,
Goderich.
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A class reunion is. when
everyone gets together to see
who is falling apart.
Police report
Two major accidents marred
the Goderich traffic -scene last
week. A two car collisibn on
June 11 at Jones and Wells
Streets resulted in a total of ,
$2700 damage to vehicles owned
by Halbe Claus, 218 Bennet St.,
Goderich and Betta Dierolf, 229
Tilt St., Goderich.
The °Claus vehicle was
proceeding south .on ,Jones
Street while the Dierolf vehicle
was proceeding east on Wells
and attemped to make a left I
turn onto Tones Street when the I .
.vehiclesu,came into cpllisip> :... rp .
Damage to the Claus vehicle
was estimated at $1200 and
$1500 to the Dierolf vehicle.
Mrs. Dierolf .,was . taken to
hospital for treatment of cuts
and bruises.
A second two -car collision
June 13at Victoria Street and
'Elgin Avenue resulted in over
$1200 damage to vehicles owned
by Ray Griffiny571 Zone St.,
Wyoming,'Qnt., and _Dan
Sheardown, 304 -Regent St.,
Goderich. •
Damage to the Griffin vehicle
was estimated at $800 and $425
to the Sheardown vehicle.
There were no injuries.,,
and widows and helped at a
party -for. the - children, __ The
Branch received a doziation
froth the Legion Ladies, to,•
In the past ►ear, two mem—
bers received their -25 year' pins
and Command granted life
memberships for • three more
members. • •.
Furieral services were held
for two deceased and funeral
lunches were supplied for their
families.
Members visited . theme
Salvation Army and one of the
local churches, paraded on.
November 11 and gave the men
a hand with their poppy ,can-
vass. The LA had a Decoration
Day and catered to several
banquets.
Fun times included tour-
naments in „darts, cards and
bowling, visiting Auxiliaries in
other towns and enjoying their
return visits.
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tneirnbers are proud to be the
largest Auxiliary, in the Zone
also. One"rnember is an officer
in Zone Command.
As the new year begins, it
Seems it too will be busy. Qn
,Tune 6 at a joint installation
vi.:th , the 'Branch, new LA
executive members took their.
offices. Everyone enjoyed the
Once whi~ch followed.
June 9th was the first
executive meeting and June the
10th the ,new executive chaired.
the general meeting.
..During this meeting Mrs.
Gail McWhinney was electedas
new sports officer for 75-76.
Already in Jurle the ladies
=have catered, to the Vets. of
Westminster after, their fishing
excursion, and d had a rummage
sale,
They're looking forward to
their 28th birthday party this
V .p
playgrounds '75
'REGISTRATION:
JULY 11915
FROM 9:00TO 12:00.A. I.'
LOCATIONS:—
JUNIOR '(Ages 6-8 yrs.)
- Robert'son School (Mondays, Tuesdays)
- Judtth Gooderham Pool (Wednesdays)
- Sunset Park (Thursdays)
- Cambridge St. (Fridays) •
SENIOR (Agi4-12 yrs.)
- Goderich Arena (Monday to Friday)
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'A small fee.of $2 for Juniors and 53 for Seniors will be charged.
PROGRAM FEATURES:-
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An assortment,of trips, Special Events, Active 8 Quiet Games, Arts
and crafts, Drama, Sing -Song & Sports.
REGISTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE AT ALL LOCATIONS
LISTED ABOVE. BUT PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES WILL BE
CONDUCTED ONLY AT THE INDIVIDUAL LOCATIONS ON
THE DAYS STAYED, AND YOUR CHILD SHOULD ATTEND»
THE PLAYGROUND. CLOSEST TO HIS HOME. -
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month- at which time they will
have the draw for the Apple
Blossom Quilt: an, which so
reany have purchased• tickets,
June 19 members are invited
to a pool party.and'monies from
both of these , projects will go
into the building fund. •
On June 27 the ladies are to
serve a . buffet hunch for the
County Council and July 5 they
will serve a snack at the official
•unveiling of.a plaque at the jail.
July 12 ' there will be an
auction sale at the Legion 1-iall
with lunch provided. Members
Will also take part in "Festival
• 75" by, catering a luncheon for
- 400 at th arena.
to ' ugust members are
hoping to ave a tag day and
again will be looking for
community s • port to build up
the relief fund.
S' Scruton dies Legion
Auxiliary
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Levels
offered.A; a��n
Level 1 Commencing July 14, 15, 1i,, & N
Level 11 - Commencing July 21,, 22, 24 &,25
Level 111 ,. Commenting July 28, 29, $,1 & Avg. 1
And .Again
Level 1 - Commencing Aug.' 4,. 5, 7 & 8 . •
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Level It Commencing Aug..»11,, 12, 14 i 15
Level!!! - Commencing Aug. 18, 19, i1 & 22»
FURTHER REEERE.NCE-
PROGRANIME'
TO CELEBRATE `CANADA WEEK'
June 24 & 25
June 26 & 27
June2,,!
June
2s
WARREN ROBINSON'S
THE. GREAT STORM
STAGED BY STUbENTS OF GDCI
PLUS '
WHAT'S IN A' NAME
CANADIAN SONG AND VERSE STAGED BY STUDENTS
OF., ST. ,MARY'S •
FUN AT THE BEACH
STARTING AT 2:30 P.M.
LIONS CLUB MONSTER
BM -Go
AQUACARNI VAL
Sponsored by The Goderich
• Lions dub'
Proceeds'to their worthwhile charities
Beef Barbecue Advance Tickets 52.50
and 51.00 On the Day - $3.00,8 51.25
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G .C.1. AUD4I.T9RIUM
8:00 P.M.
AD -ADULTS $1,
STUDE TS, CHILDREN 50c
5 P.M. to 8 M.
AT HOME -THE COAST »GUAR ► CUTTER
RAPID (SUBJECT TO CAPTAI S
PERMISSION AND CONTINGENCI )
$300060°
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IN PRIZS.
- 8:0 P.M. at the ARENA
TOWN BEACH STARTING
NOVELTY WATER SPORTS
FISH DERBY, -
BEEF BAR-B-QUE
FREE TUG BOAT RIDES
DANCING TO•SHANNON, ti
BONFIRE
1:00 P.M.
2:00 P.M.
3:00 P.M.
5-9:00 P.Mha
8 -MIDNIGHT
SUNSET
July 1, 7-1 8-19
Festival Of The Arts...
THE SQUARE
CREATIVE ARTS AND CRAFTS: PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW: ART
GALLERY: OLDAFASHIONED TfA,GARDEN: MUSIC: BABY SIT-
TING SERVICE
JuIyl8-19 ,
Historic .Homes Tours
STARTING`FROM HURON HISTORIC JAIL
FRIDAY EVENING„ 7.00 P.M,
SATURDAY 10 P.M. AND 2:30' P.M.
52.50 INCLUDING REFRESHMENTS
Sponsored by the Huron County Branch of the Ar-
chitectural Conservancy Association Of Ontario.
July 1 8
,,Pe
n• atum »Players
THEIR PRESENTATION OF "THE ''GREAT 'STORM” HURON
HISTORIC JAIL. 9:00 P`"M. AFTER S JOUR
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July -
The C:A t s. Ba Salo:
.Giant Bo
.Book
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THE, ARENA 9:00 P.M. - 1 A.M.
DANCING THROUGH THE YEARS .TO CHRIS BLACK
A COSTUME 'COME .AS YOU PLEASE' EXTRAVAGANZA
REFRESHMENTS "COMEEARLY" DOOR PRIZES
COSTUME PRIZES
Sponsored -by the Shriners with procedes to their
worthwhile charities. ,
., � f ,GLACE � ON .GQD.ER:ICH•..
..OTfIER» EVENTS TAKING
July 20
Ecumenicai • Service
.THE SQUARE 3:00 P.M. • •
• "THE JOY OF LIVING IN GODERICH"
Ju'Iy2 4, 2
2 6
.(arnival. a
Days-
THE SQUARE
MIDWAY: GAMES: BINGO KINETTE LUNCH BAR: GODERICH
INDUSTRIES DISPLAY: BABY SITTING SERVICE. _
Sponsored by the Goderic i Kinsmen Club - proceeds to their worthwhile •
charities. •
July 26
Pancake Brec'kftst
' THE SQUARE r:00A.M.-11:00A.M:`'
Sponsored by the Goderich' Rotary Club
THE SQUARE 1:00 P.M. -6:00 P.M.`
Spopsored by the Goderich Rotary Club - proceeds of WS and the pancake
breakfast to their worthwhile charities.
•Goderich Raceway-
•Band
Concerts - » IN HARBOUR PARK EVERY SUNDAY EVENING �.
�PlaerS ..' ` HURON HISTORIC JAIL EACH.TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
Pendulum
'''' A DIFFERENT PLAY EACH WEEK '
•Goderich S�lIing Club .-M REGATTAS - JtILY 19,20 - SALT BOWL REGATTA
1F YOU ARE A VISITOR IN OUR TOWN WE HOPE YOU WILL JQIN,W'ITH
US» IN CELEBRATING THE 125TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE IN-
CORPORATION OF THE PORT OF GodERICH, TOZ)uR TOWNSFOLK,
PLEASE GET INVOLVED »IN THESE ACTIVITIES.. HAVING FUN AND
ENJOYING ONESELF IS INFECTIOUS. ONE BROAD SMILE BEGETS •
ANidTH4.1.
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AUG. 24 - DOMINION ROADS REGATTA
AUG. 29,30,31 - ROUN:p UP REGATTA.,
The Goderich Celeitratia '7 5LComrnittee
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