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Gertrude Kaittinv, c'urrtslxcnclt'nt .-,).1-'117E;
Daffodils heralding
spring decorated the
tables at the salad lun-
cheon and euchre card
party in Colborne
Township Hall on Wed-
nesday, Apr11- 30 under
the auspices of Tiger
Dunlop Women's
Institute.
Mrs. R. Buchanan,
President of Tiger
Dunlop W.I. wlcomed the
ladies who were soon
enjoying the delicious
luncheon and an af-
ternoon of euchre.
Mrs. J. Horton and
Mrs. R. Jewell were in
charge of the cards and
awarded prizes: high
score, Mrs. Jane
Glousher, Auburn; low
score, Mrs. Irene Oke,
Goderich; lone hands,
Civic
Corner
Monday, May 12-6.30
p.m.- The day nursery
committee will meet in
the mayor's office.
Monday, May 12- 7.30
p.m.- Council meets in
the council chambers.
Tuesday, May 13- The
Maitland ,Cemetery
Board will meet at 3.30
p.m. in the council
chambers.
The committee of ad-
justment will meet. at 7
p.m, in the mayor's of-
fice.
A meting -of objectors to.
the Suncoast subdivision
plan is scheduled for 7
p.m. at .the Assessment
office.
The fire committee will
meet in the fire hall at 7
p.m.
Wednesday, May 14 -
The Housing Action
Committee will meet with
the Plan 21 • property
owners at 7.30 p.m. in the
council chambers.
Mrs_ Alice Lawson,
Clinton; door prize, Mrs.
Robert Hoy, Goderich;
most buttons on clothes,
Mrs. Haines, Auburn;
birthday, Mrs. Grace
Black, Goderich.
ACh IEVEMENTNIGHT
Achievement Night for
the 4-H Project "Your
Corner of the World" was
held at Brookside School,
Thursday, May 1 with a
splendid attendance of
interested 4-H members
and' leaders.
Tiger Dunlop 4-H
Group with leaders Helen
Brindley and Mrs. Ken
Brindley had an exhibit
called "Super' Storage
Suggestions" with Tresa
Cannon and Tracy Hill as
commentators. Barbara
Clark and Rhonda Bean
received County Honors
for completing six
projects.
This group will be
starting a new project on
May 12, "Outdoor
Living", which should be
especially interesting to
young people, both boys
and girls. Plan now to
take advantage of this
oportuni'ty, and phone
Susan Pollock 529-7462 or
Helen Brindley 524-6430,
or conte to Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow
Monday May12 7:00 p.m.
when classes will start.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Helen Townsend
of Meneset has been .a
patient in Goderich
Hospital,.
Mrs. Beatrice Geiger of
Zurich visited her sister
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J.
Keating on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Kubik and chiLdren.Patty
and Eddie of Meneset
spent the weekend in,
Kitchener visiting Mr.
Kubik's mother and
family.
Mrktt Lausanne of
Meneset has been a
patient in A.M. & G
Hospital.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1,980,—PAGE-0
Flowers picked by groom s brother in B.C.
Westfield Fellowship'
Hour Church was the
setting when William Roy
Samuel Taggart ex-
changed wedding vows
and rings with Sandra
Marie McClinchey before
Pastor Wesley Ball.
The • church was at-
tractively decorated with
candelabra holding pink
carnations, white daisies
with blue baby's breath.
Easter lilies and
bouquets of daffodils
adorned the windows and
these were centered by
an,open Bible flanked by
candles and a floral
arrangement. The daf-
fodils were picked from
his garden by the groom's
brother in Victoria, B.C.
the day before the
*edding.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and' Mrs. William
Taggart, Victoria, B.C.
and the bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Garth McClinchey, RR 1,
Auburn.
Mrs. Barbara Day was
the organist and ac-
companied Larry and
Charlotte Hutchins,
'cousins of the bride, who
sang solos and a duet.
Given in marriage by
her father, ' the bride
looked lovely in a floor -
length gown of white
sheer georgette over
taffeta featuring a small
peplum and full skirt,
extending to a train. The
bodice had a lace inset
trimmed with lace, high
neckline and tiny stand-
up collar and long 'full
sleeves. She wore a large
white hat trimmed with
lace and a large white
silk rose flower at back
from which a long, two-
tiered veil fell. She
carried an arm bouquet
of white lilies, pink roses,
pale blue tinted car-
nations with white baby's",
breath and tied with a
white satin ribbon.
Miss Janice McClin-
chey, RTU Auburn, was
her sister's maid' of
honour and the
bridesmaids were Mrs.
Karen Taylor, RR1
Auburn wand Miss Lorrie
Hutchins, Goderich,
cousins of the bride.
Emily 'Sandborn of
Montreal, Quebec, niece
of the groom, was the
flowergirl.
The senior attendants
wore floor length gowns
of cotton voile with small
blue flowers on a white
background. The full
MR. AND MRS. W.R.S. TAGGART
skirts had tuck detail,
bloused bodices and
small stand-up collars.
The long bell-shaped
sleeves with lace edged
long cuffs had similar
tuck detail. All girls
carried white umbrellas
on their shoulders and
folded them during the
ceremony showing pink
and blue flowers and blue
ribbon tied to the handle.
All wore silver lockets, a
gift of the bride.
The little flowergirl
wore a blue eyelet dress
styled in a pinafore
fashion with frills over
the shoulders and the
bottom off the skirt. She
wore small pink and blue
flowers in her ringlets
and carried a miniature
umbrella -bouquet.
The groomsman was
Wayne Taylor, friend of
the groom, RR1 Auburn
and the ushers were
Brian McClinchey, RR1
Auburn, brother of the
bride and Ross Taggart,
Victoria, B.C. brother of
the groom.
Michael Smith, friend
of the bride was
ringbearer.
The groom and his
attendants were dressed
in blue tuxedoes with
white ' shirts and blue
trimmed frills. The
ringbearer carr-
ied a heart -shaped lace
over satin pillow to hold
the rings.
Following the
ceremony a reception
was held at the White
Carnation, Holmesville.
Assisting the wedding
party receiving t .e
guests was the bride's
mother wearing a street -
length dress of Ciel blue
guiana with matching
lace bolero and bone
accessories and a cor-
sage of pink roses and
white baby's breath.
She was assisted by the
groom's mother wearing
a two-piece beige figured
dress, brown accessories'
and a corsage of deep
rose roses with white
baby's breath.
Following , a short
wedding trip, they will
take up residence at RR1
Londesboro.
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