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• laSt-weeki, sat W140, we got",
away froth it•all:w ith the' help
•Of Mr. Brian Marksen. Wean
ent on a C4rittbean Cruise,
trtifili7, Some 1ides .. Mr:
Markson bretight„ , taken
while on a cruise aboard one
bfAithe Norwegian Caribbean
L es ships, . • r
The Caribbean consists of
around 700 islands rather.
than just the. Bahamas we
hat,e all 'heard about.
However, there are very few_
maps " available, with the
cotriplete illustration ,of-theyn
all. .They usually appear. in
.parts on the left or right sides
of most world maps'ilepen-,
ding on •which couhtry
publishes the map.. The
islands themselves are owned
by various countries such as
Canada, United States,
France, Russia, and Holland.
There two different cruises
available. One starts, from
•Miami and goes down about
:halfway around -the- islands-'
and therbther, one starts about
half way down and goeS on to
Venezuela.. Both trips consist
Of about 2600 miles -in all. Our
journey. started from Toronto
airport to Miami and thenwe _
writ on board shi-rapct then
on to the islands.. . • •
The Cabins. were com
parable to those of a hoteland
there were large open areas
of deck making it possible for
a pool andan °indoor lotinge•
Complete, With a •water
f•011tita111,..YOu could sitand •••
telaXatend. You could even
haVe...yqur,meafS kerVed alit •
the Warm-tr-opital ,
aetivitteS(..' started -.s...• 't
soon' as the,ship left, the dock
and the first event of the day • "-
*as" life boat drill. This is'
• where you get to .m.eq all the ---'
people you will be ship:"
Wrecked with. • The Whole
cruise' is informal and 56 .
relaxed .with TV or radio •
that eVerytine soon. gets
acquaihted. They say you
can eat nine times a day on
board and there is never any,
.rush. .
•After crossing the ocean .
yew first glinipse of land is
the lighthouse on the coast of
Nassau. 'Nassau is famous
for •the glass bottom boat
rides: and, you can ,arrange a
stop at through the ship or • ed in W kinton
tour of each of the islands you " • A• l •
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Lodge official to visit #89 Ribekahs-
The January meetings of
theGoderich Rebekah lodge.
No. 89 were had On January 6
and January 20. ' •
.The vice -grand of the lodge
-had Eliist of visits made to the
sick and shut ins and also
.cards and. flowers 'sent to. ,
thern, A report was given of
the Pilgiimage for Youth-
mee Chn_tot_i_for
Lodge , Association an-.
pouncing. that the4ssociation,
president will visit in the
Goderich district in March
and will be a special guest at
the Goderich lodge on March
2. It 'was decided to hold a
_haptluetip.her honer and 41So
, honor., of _the 'dist,rict-
deputy prqsidet,Mrs Irene
liatnack,-of-Goderieb • •' •
The Brussels Lodge will be
the gust of the Goderich
t e Rebekah- 14 ges of the
district The speak 04 will be
held in the Clinton high school "
letter, was read from the
MR. AND ARS. D.R..:TAYLOR
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you are familiar with the •
different points of interest on
- each island. 'Nassau itself is
very Qld and the architecture
• there and on many of the .
-other-Islands is" well *tab:.
seeing.
From there the cruise went
on to_ the eastern end of
Jamaica, Port. Antonio, San
Yo can rna .
uke up your own
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Juan; St. Therrias, Charoite
Amealia and' many -more,
Each island it's its bwn
charm and speCial sites to see
along with great places -for
shepping on many of them. .
Just looking at the -pictures'
Of, the islands with their white,
Sandy. beaches -we contd.
• .,:alinost feef the war in breezes
blowingirt off the blite wale -it -7-
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of the ecean. ••
•ThePast stop on the cruiSe
was at the capital.of Port au
• Prince. The city is divided in
. • two parts'. One section is just ••
for shopping and three blocks
away is the political section
sents
certifIcate
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;The January. meeting 'Of
•'Knox .Women'S Missionary
' Society Afternoon Auxiliary
was held in the church parlor
• Tuesday January•
• • PreSident-Mrs. • Clayton
Edward opened the meeting _
th the Call to Worship.
• Minutes' Of • Dece,mber".
•meeting. and the executive
• ' meeting January , 11 Were,
The 1976 Slate of Officers
•has been completed with Mrs.
• Robert McAllister:-. as Life
Membershipecretary. Th.e
Fr•iend•Ship:.' and Service
13e5artyrient'' and Associate
• Members Department has
„--,•'•been combined with Mrs.
•- James Horton as secretary.
• For the following Month.
Mrs. A. Erskine, Miss .Hazel
MacDonald arid.. Mrs. Roberto.
/3 kset•will help in the visiting
ofsick and shut-in members.
• •Corisespondefite read: in.-
• chided a tharik:yoti note from
• Mrs. Frank Wilcox; and a
.0 letter 'from Mrs. Stringer .re
• the annual meeting :of Knox
Church. ' • -
• • . In spite of the severe
. • -.winter. there wat a -Splendid :
. • attendance arid the president..
Warmly welcomed the 31
merribers and -visitors "that:
• • were•present. The freastirer's
• 'report by Mrs: "GG:
MacEwan • showed • the•
Auxiliary had Met their
allecation for 1975, •• .
Several :members .were
reported en the sick list.
The message of the Least'
••Coin was given by Mrs, A.
Erskine. ' • •
with monuftient of famouS
.politiCal 'persons. Up ori.the;
hill are the large, beautiful
,homes of the ' rich and
political fahlilies.- The homes
are surrounded :.bY. high
Marble vial's and guards are
postedall around'.
The .:cruise---lasted----SeVen
days but the memories ofi
such a vacation will last a life:
WDO members. would
tei. thank Mr: Brian
Markson for ,sharing it with:
them; • • r's
On February 4, .We Will be •
having our sleigh ride:. With • 1
all the.snow we have this year
it will be a lot of fun so come 7...
and join Us and bring a. friedd
along. See you all next. week
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• • The Auxiliary' hag- greatly, •
appreciated the assistance ..
and to: help- at any,..
, time during the past years of .
' the Minister, As a special
•*. thank you .Mrs. GG,
• MacEwan on belialf.' of the
Auxiliary' ' presented" Rest,
Lockhart Royal With' a Life
Membership Certificate in
— the 'W,K.S. Auxiliary, to.
which he fittingly rePlied,
. , Thetopic 'for the meeting
was Bible ''Study and . Mrs.
— Gordon Knitting gave an
interesting talk oti Wornen of.
. • the Old Testament from the
' • book of Genesis. .
The meeting closed with
pray-er by the- Honorary
Presid:en.t. Miss ,Lily
• McArthur afterWhich '
a
, social . half hour. was enjoyed
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Baskets of -White gladioli and mauve mums decorated
Ontario Street United Church. Clinton, on January 10 when
Katha rine_ Annetta, McLean, Goderich,. and Donald Rogs
Taylor, Clinton, exchanged vows and. rings before the Rev,
L.S. Lewis; Clinton. ,
W'edding muSic was supplied by 1VIrs. D. McKinley.
The -bride -is the -daughter-of Mr: --and
Goderich. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs it) Feed
Taylor: Clinton. •
The brideWas giveh in marriage by her father. Shewore
a floor -length -gown of white delustered satin with lilypoint
sleeves and a scooped neckline. accented bylace appliques.
The cathedral -train was caught by. a self bow atback. Her
double -tiered veil of silk illusion was held by rose petals
'enerusted with seed pearls, She cat -Ha -a-1)044-15'0 of red
roses mixed with baby's biteath:
Matron of honor was ,Mrs. Ivan Mabon;:sister of the
bride. Gederich: She Wore" a floor -length gown of pate
mauve`polyester crepe featuring a scooped neckline with an
empire waist and long full sleeves. Herwhite picture hat
-was trimmed to match the,dress. She carried a bett_q_u_eef
wlifte-atidabVe inurris.
Bridesmaids were Mrs, Donald Joimstoo.„.cousin.of_ifie
bride, Goderi'clr, and Miss Pat Hiusser, friend.Of the bride,
Goderich. They. were gowned identically to the matron of
honor; Miss ILI iusSer fn candy pink. and Mrs. Johnston in pale
mauve. • - - .• . • • .
Flowergirls. were ..Tacqueiine and Jby Mabon, nieces of
'the bride, Goderich, s,,,,,The gowns Were styled similarly:to
those worn by the senior attendants in colors of candy pink
and pale. mauve. They wore matching ribbons in theirtair
and carried bouquets'sirnilar to those-earriedbY the senior
attendants; • _ - , .• .
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•,Groomsman was Murray Taylor; brother of.'the grootn,:
Clinton. Ushers were -Lyall Mabon, brother-in-law of -the
bride,: Goderich, and Paul Byers, friend of the groom,
The monthly meeting'. of the
Ladies Legion Auxiliary was
held Tuesday January 20..
Those •in• attendance enjoyed
ti pot luck supper.
• Due. to the resignation of
Mrs. Gail McWh.inney as
sports' officer it vy as
necessary to -elect a suc.-
•Icessor. Mrs. Peg Wood's
accepted the position and is to
be assisted by Mrs. Lorraine
Jones. • •
• Yearly teports were read
and- regular-- birsinesS--- ---
'disciissed. Everyone was
reminded of the great
number of upcoming events
and asked to participate as
willingly as thejrhave in the
past month,
A newly completed .quilt
was displayed and tickets Will
be available -,to the .public.
• following the next general
rneera
meeting.
Thedance draw was".
' won by Mis. Ruth Erb.
,-On -January the -•Ladies -
were proud_ to share in'the
opening -C-e'renio-nieS of 'the-
• •new..addition of 'the legion.:
hall, A delicious meal'was
served by the Anglican
Church Women --and a we,11
attended dance topped the
evening. _
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Clinton to serve you at •
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'group at the banquet and ;a
committee was appointed to
select a church or restaurant
to hold it.
' Another name .Was
proposed to receive a hide
degree.-••
A report of „the Cancer,
Polio and Tuberculosis
• meeting was giyen. &list .of,
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officers was read and new
•equipment ordered. 'Further
• plans for the bahquet will he
made at the next meeting.
Thank yetcards were read
from sick members' The
secretaryread receipts of,
&nations to" the ,St. John's
-Ambulance Society ' and the
Society.- ••
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• The reception was held at the _Canadian Legion Hall in
CATTIten-witore-baskets-of--white gladioli and mauve? rnUms
set the decor.. The tables were centred with whitedaisjsin
brandysnifterS filled with colored water. •• ". •
The bride's mother ,wpre a floor -length coat and' gown
-ensemble of polyester chiffon inblue-green floral design
with a mink stole and a corsage Of pitik roses. The greorri"s
mother selected a floor -length gown of rust tones with
matching floral coat and a corsage of yellew, roses.
• For travelling,' the bride .changed to n pale blue double-
knit pant suit 'with a corsageofpink reses.
The 6nUplcare residing -in Londesboro. •
Showers were given in the bride's honor. prior to her
marriage by •MrS: Mary Byers of Clinton and" Mrs.
Moore, Godertich."
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• Chapter of 'the IODE have
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two new awards for the
• secondary school academic
• year 1975-76.
• Two prizes of $50 each will
be presented to the students
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