HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-14, Page 32WEDNESDAY,mAY 1.4,1980
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Cornelius Anthony Bos of Goderich and Marchiena
Jagt of London were united in marriage on April 5, by
Rev. Arid Vanden Berg of the Christian Reformed
Church in Clinton.
Alice M. Hekman of jenison, Mich. was the Matron
of Honour and the best man was Henry Hennink of
Cambridge.
After the ceremony, a buffet style dinner was served
at the new home of the bride and groom. Daughters of
the groom, Angela Lynn and Jennifer Dawn Bos
assisted the bride in opening gifts following the dinner.
Guests were in attendance from. Toronto, Sarnia,
London, Wallaceburg, Cambridge and Michigan.
The couple is now residing at RR 2, Goderich.
MR. AND MRS. BILL VAN OENEN
Couple married
at Thunder Pay.
Theresa Vis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Vis
of Thunder Bay and Bill
Van Oenen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Van Oenen
of Goderich were
married on Thursday,
April 3 in the First
Christian Reformed
Church of Thunder Bay
with the Reverend Nutma
officiating.
Lucia Vis of Thunder
Bay, sister of the bride,
was maid of honour. Jo
Vettema, friend of the
bride, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and Marjorie
Siertsema, niece of the
groom, of Auburn were
bridesmaids.
Gary Van Oenen of
Goderich, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Dirk • Vis of Kincardine
and Wilfred Vis of
Thunder Bay, brothers of
the bride, were ushers.
Showers were given by
the staff of Maitland
Manor Nursing Home
and by the ladies of
Goderich Christian
Reformed Church prior
to the wedding.
Venturers certificates
The Goderich Ven-
turers group was
awarded second place
certificates in the
national Amory
Adventure Trophy
compeitition.
Assistant provincial
commiiiioner, Doug
Hancock was in Goderich
Sunday to award the
second place certificates
to nine members of the
Goderich group.
The nine members of
the Goderich group are
Rick Alcock, Kevin
Bundy, Tony Dierolf,
George Dierolf, Dave
harmon, Kevin Huyck,
Paul Mansz, Glen Gosse
and Doug Thompson.
The Amory Adventure
Award is a large trophy
offered annually to ,a
venturer group for their
initiative and resour-
cefulness in an outdoor
project. The venturers
must plan the project,
Orrs lead Courts
Sister Beverley Orr
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was installed as president
of Court Fascination
L1901 of the Canadian
Foresters on April 23 at
Benmiller.
Brother Charles Orr is
Chief Ranger of Court
Benmiller L86. It is
believed that this is the
first time a husband and
wife team have headed
the two Beniniller courts.
The installation
ceremony was performed
by District Deputy Sister
Doreen Willis and her
High Marshall, Sister
Eleanor Fisher. Other'
officers installed were:
past president, Sister
Isabelle Eedy; chaplain,
Sister Karen Webster;
recording secretary,
Sister .; Phyllis Cox;
warden, Sister Ber-
nadette Smith; con-
ductor, Sister. Leone
Robertson; inner guard,
Bay.Citif lodge friends here
The Bluewater Chapter
of the Order of the
Eastern Star hosted the.
Temple Glen Chapter No.
125 from Bay City,'
Michigan last Wed-..
nesday, May 7 for their
first ever 'Friendship
Night'.
Vernon Royer,
Associate Grand Patron
of the Michigan chapter
and Dorthea Kelly,
WM-thy Matron, ac-
companied by 32 mem-
bers arrived in Goderich
Wednesday afternoon.
After a short bus tour
around Goderich, the
visitors went to the Huron
Historic Gaol, and also
did some shopping.
His Worship -M-a-yor
Harry Worsell, a member
of the Bluewater Chapter,
gave a welcoming ad-
dress at the potluck
dinner that evening.
After the dinner, the
groups were entertained
by highland dancer
Carrie Crawford, and the
Craig -Ellen singers.
Then followed the
Friendship Night
meeting in the Masons
Lodge Room on •West
Junior
Farmers
honored
KINCARDINE - The
Ripley Junior Farmers
have shown top acting
ability and recently won
first prize in a province -
wide competition.
The play, Was She
Sown or Was She Reaped,
took top honors at the
ovincial Play Com-
p tition held in Waterloo
on Apri119. •
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Presiding were
McCue, Worthy
and Clarence
Worthy Patron
over a total of 123 O.E.S..
members includirrg he
ones from Bay City and
Goderich, Ingersoll,
London, Ixeter, Clinton,
Blyth, Listowel, Seaforth,
and Mitchell.
District Deputy Grand
Matron Audrey MacRae
was made honorary
member of the Bluewater
Chapter 284.,
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Sister Annette Kerr ;
outer guard, Sister
Marilyn Drehmann.
At the same meeting,
$100 was donated to
Marilyn Cox to help with
her Crossroads Africa
project in the West
Indies.
take part in it and
prepare a report.
The local group
planned and participated
in a backpacking trip
along the Bruce Trail
from Tobermory to Lions
head. They took the trip
last July and were under
no leadership. The
project is up to their own
discretion.
The first place winners
was a group from Toronto
who went on a trip to the
west coast for a month.
But the planning, trip
and initiative shown by
the Goderich group was
worthy enough to rate
second in Canada behind
a Toronto group.
The Goderich Ven-
turers are planning a trip
to the national Jamboree
in Alberta next year.
Each member received
a certificate of
achievement. District
Commissioner for
scouting, Walter Thomas
and Assistant Provincial
Commissioner for
Venturers, Dave Bushell
were on hand.
Assistant District
Commissioner, Ken Cutt
and Bruce Vance are the
directors of the Goderich
Venturers.
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