HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-13, Page 20' ' O--GODERICH SIGNAL, STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987
WEDDINGS
Nancy Anne Carmichael and Duane
Kinsley Rivett of Dungannon were mar-
ried at the Dungannon United Church on
April 18, 1987. Rev. Robert Roberts of-
ficiated. The bride is the daughter of Don
and Sharon Pengelly of Dungannon while
the groom is the son of Jim and Sandra
Rivett, also of Dungannon. The Maid of
Honor , was Debbie Gregory of RR 3
Auburn, friend of the bride. The
bridesmaids were Mary Ellen Boel of..
Dungannon, friend of the bride; Vickie
Sole of RR 3 Goderich, friend of the bride;
.Judy Carmichael of Dungannon, sister of
the, bride; and Janice Dougherty of -RR 3'
Goderich, friend of the ' bride. The
flowergirl was Tamrny Pengelly of
Dungannon, sister of the bride, -while the
rindbearer was Jason Boel of -Dungannon,
friend of the bride • and groom. _The
Groomsman .was Elwyn Brindley of RR 3
Auburn, friend of the groom. The ushers
were. Larry Sowerby of RR 4 Goderich,
.friend of the groom; Don Carmichael •of
Lindsay, brother of the.bride; Scott Rivett
of RR 3 Goderich,. brother of the groom;
'and Alan Rivett of Dungannon, brother of
the groom. The soloists were Ron Doiron of
Toronto . and Helen Elliott of RR 6
Goderich. The., organist was Mrs. Jean
Elliott of RR 6 • Goderich. Following. a
reception at the Saltford.Valley Hall, the
couple went on their wedding trip to Nor-
• •thein Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rivett•
are residing in. Dungannon. (Harvey.
McDowell, Blyth)
NEW BORN NEWS
" RNID .
Ken and Anne Reid ( nee Colwell) are thrill-
ed to announce the birth of their first child, a
son, Andrew.Graham, weighing 8 lbs..10 ozs.
on May 1, . 1987 at Listowel Memorial
Hospital. Proud grandparents.are Ford and
Eunice Cunningham, Sombra and Currie
Colwell, Lucknow., Another great grandson
for Ina Eadie, Wingham.
With autb insurance from The
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WILLIAM HUGH IVI"CABE
Mr. William Hugh McCabe of Goderich
died at Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital on Sunday, May 10 at the age of 88.
Born in Goderich Township on February
22, 1899, he was the son of the late William
John McCabe and the former Martha Anila
Young.
Mr. McCabe was a farmer in Goderich
Township until his retirement, He was a
member of Victoria Street United Church.
Surviving are one son Don and his wife
Carolyn of Goderich Township;, one sister,
Ella i Mrs. Jack Sproul) of London; and
grandfather of Jamie McCabe and five step -
grandsons, Larry, Bill, Wayne, Bryan and
Rriir'' Fllint,
abe
OBITUARIES
He was predeceased by one brother, two
sisters, and two • step -daughters i Eileen
Astals and Joyce Elliot).
. The funeral service was held at the Mc-
Callum and Palla F'uneral Honie on Tues-
day, May 12 with Rev. John D.M. Wood of
Victoria Street United Church officiating.
Interment in Maitland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Don SprlHt. Jue Durnin,
Cecil Pollock, Carinan Pollock, Gordon
Pollock and Elwyn Pollock.
Auburn horticulture club
to hold rneetin tonight
Visitors recently with F.'11en Johnston and
Laura Phillips were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott
of Stoney Creek and Mrs. Lorne MacDonald
of Seaforth.
Mrs. Mary Rollison and son Murray
returned home recently from Toronto Where
they visited her daughter, Mrs. Weston.
Auburn Horticulture meeting will be held
at the Community Hall'on Wednesday, May
13 at 8 p.m. There will be a plant sale.
The UCW are holding a yard sale at the
Community Hall on Saturday, May 16 at 9
a.m. There will also be a bake sale.:•
Walkerburn Club '
Mrs. Joe Verwey opened her home to the
Walkerburn Club on Tuesday, April 28 at '2
" p.m. Mrs: Len Archambault opened the
meeting with a poem followed by the singing
of 0 Canada. -
Mrs. B. Thomson 'then led in prayer. The
secretary's report was read and.. approved-
and the .Treasurer's report were given.
The draw donated by Mrs. F(.. Archam-
bault was won by Mrs. -B. Thomson. For the
May meeting, Mrs. Roy Daer offered her.
home. Mrs. Elliot Lapp, Mrs. Stewart Ball -
will be responsible for the lunch and Mrs.
Daer. and Mrs. Verwey will have the pro- -
grain. The May meeting will be a plant sale.
A discussion followed .concerning a shopp-
ing trip in early .June.
- Mts..Thomson started the program with a
poem, "Happy Living". This was followed
with an enjoyable sing song with :Mrs.
Thomson accompanying on her guitar. The-
ithree .small children present delighted us
with singing "Three Little Ducks". Mrs.
Joe. Verwey was a very capable auctioneer
for the miscellaneous sale. After the sale,
fruit bread and cheese were served by Mrs.
Verwey and Mrs. Daer and a social half-
hour followed.
Ball Team Wins • -
- The Chamney Luggers won their opening
game against the Blazers -21-11 in Blyth Slo'
PItch league. Congratulations to the entire
AUBURN
Miidred Lawlor, 52S-75 =;9
team for the well played exciting gaine. The
Next ball game will be on Tuesday, May 12
at 9 p.m. in Auburn against the Auburn A's.
• Knoa6.United Church
Pastor Shuttleworth conducted the Morn-
ing service at Knox United Church with
organ prelude by Lori Millian. The prayer
of invocation was read in unison. Life and
work .of the, church were given. The hymn
"Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty" was,
sung. The prayer of confession was read by
Dana Bean, followed by the Lord's Prayer.
The junior choir sang "Mothers are a'
.Special -Gift" 'under the direction of Mrs.
Allan WEbster and Mrs. Gordon, Gross' as
pianist. • •
The word of God was read' by Teadde
Bakker..'
The children's hymn "When Mothers of
Salem" was sung. The minister told the
children's story and.they went to junior Con-
gregation with "their . teachers. The Holy
Word was read'by Don Haines. The pastor
chose for his sermon "Our Mother's Day
Gifts The offering was received by Torn
Cunningham, Dana . Bean, Teadde Bakker
and Ken Ramsey.
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