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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-01, Page 8HOLD (PEAMEAL La. �Z:9 PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1981 uronview residents enjoy cancert put on by students A beautiful Spring Day and looking back on the hap- penings in the past week, Huronview people have been busy, with Rev. Wittick leading off with the Sunday morning service. Accom- panied by Mrs. Elsie Henderson at the organ, -the- choir sang the anthem Lead Me Saviour. Next' Sunday Rev. Bob , Scott will be preaching the service. Monday evening, Debbie Flynn honoured residents br- inging her dance students for an evening concert. Marie Flynn led her musi- cians into : the Peek-a-boo Waltz, Lamplighting Time in the Valley and .the Wreck of the Old 97, Kerry Cox did a step dance to My Love Is But a Lassie Yet. Beginners Jen - Sell magazine Adrian Bayley, President of Agri -book Publishing. Co. Limited, of to Ontario, is pleased to announce the sale of Agri -book Magazine, its associated publications, and Agricultural Informa- tion Services Ltd., effective April 1,1981. The acquisition has been made by . the existing management teach`, of Peter Phillips and Peter Dar- bishire who will operate the corporation under the name Agricultural .Information Services Ltd (AIS What's opening April mil th in Bayfield to satisfy your every food fantasy. DAVE 'HAYLOW ELECTRICAL serving Industrial,, Commercial, Residential Needs 524-6031..:' nifer and Jason Nott step danced to Whalen's Breakdown played by Grandpa Nott while Lori Dale pleased most by sing- ing a couple of solos. Five year olds Crystal Mathers and Crystal Bren- nen also showed how well they could dance and Lorne Lawson, who is an Old Time Music player on Mondays played Red. River Valley, and When You and I were Young Maggie on his mouth organ. Kathy Haw danced to Sat. Night Breakdown. Although Ken Dale stated he was suffering from a cold, he still managedto sing several selections while Cherilyn Bylsma and Merry Potter danced to Whalen's PETER S..MacEWAN Ii ISURANCE.AGENCY; REPIIESENTINe4 Constitution Insurance Co. • Economical Mutual Insurance Co. Dominion of Canada General Ins. Co.. Gore Mutual Insurance Co..., Perth Insurance Co. Phoenix of Canada Insurance Co. Western General Insurance Co. All Canadian Companies to serve -your HOME -AUTOMOBILE AND BUSINESS COVERAGE 38 ST. DAVID ST., GODERICH 524-9531 MR. AND MRS. f,y..R Y TEICHERT (Photo by Fred Bisset) Model moves to beach GRAND .BEND - While' Grand Bend's beaches have always been famous for bathing beauties, this summer there will be one extra. sun worshipper with a few extra credentials. It's not every beach along Lake Huron's, shores that can boast a •Playboy, model, but along with sun, sand and surf,. this summer Grand Bend will have Jo Penney.' PRICE THAT e.LINE! 1= .II�.S" e.miowy a ' SCOPE ► MOUTHWASH 89 50 ml, ONLY . • Mrs. Penney, who operates a , modelling and talent agency in Toronto, was featured over six pages in • the . March issue of Playboy. She and her husband Derek Penney purchased a lakefront home in the Southcott Pines area of ,Grand Bend and plan to -spend most of the summer months there. Breakdown followed by Marie Flynn singing Could I Have This Dance. Kathy, Debbie, Kerry, and Jennifer danced. to Clog, Jig, and Reel followed by the group play- ing Black Velvet Waltz, Spr- ingtime in the Rockies, Old Spinning Wheel. The young beginners, Jen- nifer Tyndall, Lisa" Beattie and Jennifer Burt danced to Whalen's Breakdown and Smile Awhile and Now is the Hour concluded the program after the Grand Finale. Day Care invited Huron - view residents to share Thursday afternoon's pro- gram with them consisting uof Mrs. Brubacher, the pastor's wife, pianist, Mrs. Edith Thompson, Mrs. Bon- nie Empson and Dee, Tanya and Lisa and her children, Fay Hacon and her Children Alysha, Colleen and Heather, Sympathy is expressed to the family of the late Thomas Legg, and Huron - view would like to welcome Miss Edna Jamieson from Clinton and Freda Agar from Hensall. Wed in Benmiiler Candelabras and ar- rangements of pink carna- tions, Shasta daisies and baby's breath decorated Benmiller United Church on March 7 for the evening wed- ding of Perry Teichert and Betty Lynn Sowerby. The bride is- the daughter of Donald and Dawn Sower - by of Colborne Township and the groom is the son of Karl and Ursula Teichert - off Goderich. The Reverend John D. M. Wood of Goderich officiated at the,touble-ring ceremony. Mrs. .Wanda Keith and Glen Linner, accompanied by Glen on guitar sang If, The Wedding Song, and the Greatest Gift. Paul Howe of Goderich was the organist. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a long white gown with round yoke • and little 'stand-up col- lar of Mexican lace and three -quarter -length sleeves with lace cuffs. The skirt had • a lace bonier and . a Juliet cap held heematching lace veil. • She carried a cascade bou- quet of red roses, white car- nations and lily of the valley. Mrs. Lynn Rumig of Goderich,. aunt of the bride, was matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Miss Brenda Sowerby, sister of the bride and Mrs. Petra Johnson, sister of the groom. They . wore long Wedgwood blue -,gowns; with blue lace yokes and stand-up collars. They carried nosegays of r pink carn lti s, shdsta 'daisies and babes breath. Fl.owe'rgiris: °`; were Kimberley Johnson, niece of the'grown and Trisha Rudtig, cousin of:the bride. They wore long. wedgwood' , blue gowns and carried small nosegays the same as the senior attendants. Groomsman was Peter Teichert of Goderich, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Brian Sower - by, the bride's brother and David Johnson, brother-in- law of the groom. The groom and his atten- dants all wore navy blue tux- edoes. Receiving the guests at the White Carnation for a recep- tion following the wedding, the bride's mother wore a vanilla street -length dress with a corsage of pink sweetheart roses." The groom's mother . chose a wine street -length dress with matching jacket and corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Teichert are residing in Toronto. Prior to her marriage, the bride was guest of honour at showers given by Mrs. Don- na Sowerby and Julie; Mrs. Lynn Rturng, ,Mrs. Doris_ Patterson and rs. Donna Snyder; Mrs. Brenda • Teichert; and by the Ben - miller community. Art experience classes offered by. Mulhern Mona Mulhern, a local artist, is offering art ex- perience xperience classes for students through the Goderich Recreation Department starting Tuesday, April 7. .. The classes will be held at the Serrenwood Studio, .58 Elgin Avenue West and will be organized according to the ages of studentsk There will be Tuesday a ening classes from 7-8:30; Thur- sday afternoon classes from 45:30; and Saturday mor- ning classes from 9:30-11. . The cost .is $36 for eight weeks and students are responsible for their own supplies. Lessons will last one and half hours per week. Registration forms ; are available at the Goderich Recreation Department. The classes will provide stUthints with the op- portunity to experiment and create using various drawing and painting media. It's not work to walk. So why not walk to work? l vaAnaP3171011he Ca.. moml �0 WAMPOLE STRESS FORMULA VITAMINS 100 CAPSULES ONLY ALKA-SELTZER TABLETS 25'5 JOHNSON'S BABY BATH SMILES N CHUCKLES ELEGANT CHOCOLATES 900 G. 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