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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-21, Page 32a k--GODERICH SIGNAL. -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1976 M.R. AND MRS. J.R. HOY . Li.ve. iin .Goderich Maple Leaf IODE Garden Party set for Jubilee Year The Maple T eaf•. c11ap„ter LODE held their October meeting on Tuesday October 5 in the assessment , office building. Regent Mrs. G.L. Royal presidedand both table flags were on display. Mrs: R. Y. Smith, Services Convener, passed around •a delightful letter from our adopted child of Korea. Jang' Choen Sim told of her progress in schooland her joy inlayinga connection with Canadian.people: It was 'decided to send' Choon Sim a Christmas gift. Mrs. Smith also had , on display some of the articles which will be sent in the bale.. • - The Chapter; is very proud of the beautifully knitted',baby Jody Aileen Cox, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. William ' Cox, Goderich,. and John Robert Hoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. - . Cliff Hoy, also of Goderich, exchanged vows and .rings Saturday, •Septernber 18 before the Rev,. James Reddoch in St. Andrew's United Church,,Bayfield. - Doug Fisher presided at the organ and •aecompanied • the soloist Bryan Hoy who sang "Walk Hand in Hand" and "I'•11 Walk in the Rain by Your Side". . The bride was given in 'marriage by her father..She wore a white empire -waisted gown of polyester crepe featuring long sleeves and a high neckline. The sleeves, neckline and bodice front were' accented. with guipure lace. A redingote fell from the bride's shoulders at back, and swept into' a chapel -length. train. A headpiece of roses held her chapel -length train and she carried a . colonial bouquet of yellow roses, white miniature car- nations, stephanotis, green baby's Math and trailing myrtle. • Maid of honor was'Brenda Fisher, friend of the bride, Goderich. She chose a'mint green polyester jersey floor- length gown=With capelet sleeves. She carried a colonial * bouquet of yellow miniature carnations, stephanotis; green baby's breath and trailing white ribbon streamers. . Three bridesmaids were• gowned identically to .ttie.: Maid of honor. They. were Miss Wanda Million, friend of the b'ride,` Auburn; Miss Linda Jefferson, friend of the bride;.Toronto; and. Mrs. Mary Rivett, friend of the bride, Goderich. ' Groomsman was Dave Million, friend of the groom, Goderich..•Ushers were Jerry Rivett, a friend, Goderich; John Cox, brother of the bride, Hills_burg; 'and, Jim Manderson, a friend, Goderich, The • wedding reception was in. the Royal Canadian Legion Hall where ' the bride's mother received her . guestsin a formal -length gown With a flowered taffet skirt and a .powder bluechiffon bodice. She wore a cor- sage of , white' roses. The groom's mother selected a formal -length :autumnnose gown of silk guiana with a corsage of white roses. The couple spent their honeymoon in. Florida; . the 'bride's going -away :ensemble was a ,three-piece co- ordinate black pantsuit with a corsage of red roses. They are living in Goderich. ' The -bride was •the guest o£ honor at 'several showers. Mrs. Ernma.Cox, Bayfield, entertained at a shower for her niece; a shower was hosted by ladies of St. Andrew's United Church; a community shower was hosted by Mrs: Muriel Lockhart; a kitchen shower v is hosted by Mary Rivett and Colleen Straughan; a shower party was hosted, by Brenda Fisher -for friends; and a Jack and Jill shower was'hosted by Doug and Joy Fisher for friends of the bride and groom. _ articles of clothing. Under the leadership of the Citizenship 'Convener, Mrs. E. Vanden Broeck, the Canada Safety, Council Baby - Sitters' 'Training .C-o`urse will - be offered beginning in the new year. It was, noted members have been invited to attend the Charter night, October 29, of a new Mitchell Chapter: Mrs. R.J. Nephew of the Sarcee Chapter, IODE, Calgary, and a former member of the Maple Leaf Chapter has sent a copy of. "Chime, a Punch Recipe Book put out by her Chapter, with the hope that members might like to order copies. ''"Chimo". is the Eskimo word for Good Health. Mrs. G. Smith, • Education Secretary, reported that the Regent had presented `"the Canadian Studies awards at the GDCI Commencement to Jane Eichholz,. Grade • 9, $50.00 and in Grade? 10, Donald, Coughlin and Mar- jorie deBoer shared ,.the award. It was reported:•by Mrs. Herb Murphy of the Ways and Means Committee, that plans have been formulated for an evening Garden Party (Thursday) June 2, 1977 to' help celebrate the Town's 150th Anniversary. To commemorate. the Silver Jubilee of Her ' Majesty, Queen Elizabeth' II the Chapter hopes to have al; the garden party a display of a replica -of. the Crown Jewels. Mrs. Murphy also reported that the': Chapter had decided to donate. $200* to the' arena" fund at this .time. Mrs. 'Peter, Strickland gave a stirring plea to the mem- bers to assist In a'program to . be 'set up to aid a`1oca1 child • suffering from cerebral palsey. This was seriously considered by the members. The film, "How to say NO it to a apist" vVas shown. This educational film is procured through the Goderich Lion's: Club. At the conclusion of the meeting coffee was served by the lunch committee, Mrs. F. Flobbs 'and Mrs. F. Durst., Donnybrook: ladies hear about the Quaker faith Donnybrook United Church Women met at: the home of Mrs. -Ernest Snowden for their October meeting. Mrs. Ray Hanna and Mrs. Stuart Chamney were in charge with the theme "Thinking and• Thanking". • Mrs: Stuart Chamney led in prayer and Mrs'. Ray Hanna, read the scripture from Psalms followed by the daughter meditation. Mrs. Otto Weber of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDougall, Blyth, graduated from Mohawk College, School of ,. Nursing,, Hamilton, on Friday, October 1. Diane is graduate of Central Httro Secondary* School, Clinton. She is the granddaughter ,of M:r`s,• James :_.McDougall Bayfield Rd:, Goderich. Diane McDougall, g read a poem "I-farvest". Mrs. -Ernest Snowden took over for the business, reading an invitation from Auburn for Thankoffering meeting Sunday night. Two ladies expressed thanks for flowers •and treats sent while in hospital. , . . Minute's were read and Teresa Jefferson took up the offering. Dup afe Bridge Club There were.' eight tables of competition at the October 12 meeting of the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners on the North-South side for the evening were Jean Cook and Cathy McDonald with an evening. total of 78 points. Ray Fisher and. Fred Egener slipped into. second for the night with 70 points, three up on Jo Shrier and Joe . Martin: Mary WELCOME Donnelly and Eleanor SERVICE would like to call you,with "housewarming gifts" and in. formation about your 'rew location. The Rosters will be glad to .arrange your subscrip- tion to the Signal Star Erskine took fourth sjiot: by half 'a point with a 66 'total, just up on. Gail Hoxey" and Mary Lapaine who had 65%. The, East-West pairs were led by Jean Papernick • and Aulleen . Curry and Aelian • Weerasooriya • and Bill Call ber at 524-2057 Bradley who tied for first • ert Now is the ideal Ttime to choose from the "teat Selection of ,/ Luxurious Winter.o o nts_. nt t. The SHOPPE 0 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH OPEN WEDNESDAY MORNINGS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M; with 78 pointsi Joanne Ducie-:• • worth and Lee Ryan fell three short of that mark and. with 75 pointshelddown second. -Jo: Berry and Edna Overholt amassed 67. points for fourth while Sandra Orr and Audrey Tobin grabbed, fifth: with 56 evening points. Mrs. Ray Hanna introduced the guest speaker, Fran McQuail who spoke on the Quaker religion, history, customs and weddings followed by a question and answer period. 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