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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-09-28, Page 84Bill and Mary Daer celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Sunday with an Open House at Maitland Manor where they now live. They were married September 25, 1918 in Clinton at the bride's parents' home and raised,* family of nine children. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pridham celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Tuesday, September 27. A family luncheon was held for the couple on Sunday. They have three children; Edgar who lives in Toronto, Mary Henderson who is living in Burlington and Helen MacKenzie who lives en Windsor. (photo by Anne Narejko) Another great reason to join the Credit Union... SERVI.E WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? At the Goderich Community Credit Union you get... *FAST, CONVENIENTSERVICE: Why stand in long Zine -ups, waiting and waiting, to see a teller. At your Credit Union there are no big crowds and very little waiting going on. Just a courteous teller with a big, friendly smile waiting to see YOU! *COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES: •MONEY ORDERS •SHARE (SAVINGS) ACCOUNTS •CHEQUING ACCOUNTS •TRUST ACCOUNTS •PAY-DAY LOANS •TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES •TERM DEPOSITS • R. R. S. P.'S •R.H.O.S.P.'S •SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES •FINANCIAL COUNSELLING •OPEN MORTGAGE LOANS/WEEKLY PAYMENT PLANS •GENERAL PURPOSE LOANS (LIFE INSURED, OPEN) *MORECONVENIENT OFFICEHOURS Mon. to Thurs. 9:30 am. to 5:15 p.m. Fridays 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? JOIN TODAY! People Helping People GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 39 ST DAVID ST. GODERICH PHONE 524-8366 •blY Rwi ih>ry>In Open: Huse Maitlann Manor dill and Miry (Vodden) Daer were married Sep - telpher 25,1918 at the bride's parents' home in Clinton. They were attended by the bride's brother John and sister Grace. The groom was 24 years of age and the bride was 21. Following their marriage, they lived on a farm between Auburn and Blyth for six months and then moved to Goderich where they have lived ever since. They moved pen to lVfailland Manor leas than a month ago. , Mr. Daf;r!orked at the Purity Flour Mill for 39 years along with other jobs too numerous to mention, he ' says. He also had seven acres of garden and or- chards to tend to and looked after cows, chickens and pigs. Mrs. Daer was kept busy in the kitchen, making meals from scratch for her family of nine children. In those days, everyone had big families, says Mr. Daer. In order of age, the Daer children ikare: Murray, Benson, Ralph, Allen, Henry, Luelle (Martin)., Clay,. neg,,. Joseph, and l�'tme .� � are diving in, various, locations around the country except for Henry 'who died. There are also 10 grandchildren and six great- grandchildren„ Mr. and Mrs. Daer each have one sister still living; Mr. Daer's is Rose Willis of Huronview and Mrs. Daer's is Grace Crich of Clinton. After 65 years of marriage, Mr. Daer still jokes that it was his wife who "popped the question". Both are good humoured, alert and enjoy good health which they feel they owe to "hard work and good food." Auxiliary plans bazaar BY MYRTLE McNAIR The Ladies' Legion Aux- iliary general meeting was held September 13 with 54 members present. Comrade President Sharon Scruton chaired the meeting. Minutes from the June general meeting and two ex- ecutive meetings held over the summer were approved as read. A donation of $25 to the Huron County Crisis Centre was approved. Also approv- ed was a donation of potato salad for 100. This will be prepared by the ladies in the Legion kitchen and sent to a banquet in Clinton in honour of the volunteer workers of the Ontario Heart Founda- tion. Plans for the Snowflake Bazaar November 3 are go- ing nicely. There are a few tables left for rent, both upstairs and down. If you are planning on tablespace, phone bazaar convener, Hilda Hurst at 524.8449 or Iris Sampson at 524-8195. Tickets will be sold again this year on a beautiful doll, bed and wardrobe, donated by Comrades Marg. McMillan and Karen Draper. Along with the doll, this year, a boy's prize will be included. The draw will be made November 3 at the bazaar. Comrade Joan Hoy ,will be in charge of "Kiddee Land" again this year. Comrade Jean Pinder received her 10 year membership pin. Comrade Eileen Harrison will be the new booking con- vener, taking over from Comrade Laura McClarty. Legion Week began September 17 with a very successful bake sale spon- sored by the Ladies' Aux- iliary and held at Suncoast Mall. On Thursday, September 22, the Auxiliary hosted a pot luck supper for Auxiliary and Branch members. About 60 enjoyed a great meal with several going down to the lounge to join in regular Thursday night cards. On Saturday, September 24, about 100 members and guests attended a dance in the Jubilee Room to wind up Legion Week. Kathleen Glen held the 1;rinning ticket on a beautiful afghan donated by Comrade Willie Bedard. At the dance on behalf of the Ladies' Legion Aux- iliary, Comrade President Sharon Scruton presented a $5,000 cheque to Comrade President Claire Bedard of Branch 109, for the new elevator presently being in- stalled at the Legion hall. ..,ta ' u�l�KA,ry.r!•�,111M .4J�.'T@ItiL sir 2,4 (3 a(nclud s •1X$t�IF ttlrtatlon •.I ' nights dugs) tnctudes •trgrfsFpxoFtgt(gn •2 nights or:oc otnmodotlbn t1009$0ge .handling superior accom ion 'baggage handling ts s a.°tips on tjtJ � *tap priced ,ti;.cket : •2 dttmers °1° brume„ •tuxes 8 grat on hotel Liberate •Fridoyr nd Sunday night dlt'inerl. and rrl+Eglti'.l Castle show •ol(:,ta!dmissions •Solurday , niohil dinner *sans featuring . •tour i�f Iinhts fbacts pine 4deluxe Blue Cross to, Y.ottcatt (tichR,n •Gaoled tour Chicago •deluxe Blue Cross coverage •escorted throughout. DOUBLE '399.00 P.P. "Aon e' ‘11140,01- strt Mals •a(mission coverage aescorted'thraoghout . ;.: roust `s199a 00 P.P. 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