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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-02, Page 40PAGE 16UD RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1976 MR. AND MRS. R: R, KING Live at, lakeside Amidst the lovely setting of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Lynda Lorraine, only daughter of Mr:. and Mrs. Wm. F. Cook, Catherine St. Goderich, and Ronald Robert, elder son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald P. King of Lakeside,. exchanged their marriage vows in a double . ringcerempny conducted by the Rev. G. Lockhart Royal • of Goderich, on October 30 at 4:00 p.m. Candelabra entwined With white carnations, burgundy gladioli and streamers of white and burgundy, enhanced the decor of the church. White satin ribbon and gauze bows decorated the guestpews. Entering the church to the tune of Largo by Handel, the bride was radiant in a gown which she designed and created. The floor -length dress of satin and Venetian lace had an empire waistline, lace bodice with a rounded neckline, lace sleeves gathered into cuffs, and�a- detachable long lace train. This was accentuated -by a fingertip -length veil of white tulle attached to a -headband of satin and seed pearl flowers. Her flowers were pink sweetheart roses, miniature • white carnations and. burgundy straw flowers, centered with a pink ruby - throated orchid. Fern and pink ribbon completed the arrangement. The maid of honour was Miss Pamela Shanks of London. The bridesmaids were Miss Heather Urquhart of Toronto and Miss Joan King, Lakeside, sister of the groom. They were identically' gowned in long sleeved • blouses of cream-coloured jersey with matching scarves and long • burgundy velvet skirts. Their flowers were nosegays of •miniature pink carnations, burgundy- strawflowers, fern and pink ribbon. The groom was attended by his brother, James King of Lakeside as best man. The guests were ushered by Alan Cook, only brother of the bride', of Goderich, and Douglas Gregory of Lakeside. They all wore black tuxedos, white shirts with ruffles edged in burgundy and pink carnations as boutonnieres. - The bride'was given in marriage by her father. During the signing of the register, traditional favourite wedding tunes of the bride were played by the organist, Charles Merrill of Clinton. ' The wedding. dinner was served in the •church parlor -.__aiid._-catered. to_-b_y-.-the --Madela=i-ne- Lane -Auxiliary. The tables were decorated with pink candles set in crystal holders and surrounded by myrtle. Mr. James Dougall, cousin .of the bride was the master of Ceremonies. Frank Mutch of Clinton, uncle of the bride, was asked to give the .blessing. The guests were greeted by the bride's mother, gowned in a floor -length dress of shrimp -coloured jersey with flowing chiffon sleeves and a corsage of miniature starburst carnations. The groom's mother was -gowned in a floor -length dress of aqua• polyester which was gathered into soft folds at the midriff with elbow length sleeves. Her 'gown was completed by a corsage of ' miniature red roses. . An evening reception followed at the bride's home :in Goderich. For travelling, the bride wore a cocoa -brown .gabardine dress with loose elbow length sleeves,'self- belt, an A-line skirt and a co-ordinating brown printed silk scarf. Her corsage was of miniature Talisman roses. Dark brown accessories completed the ensemble. „The bride was honored with several showers prior to' her •wedding. Her coilegues at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, held a shower at the .apartment of Miss Heather Urquhart: A family shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dougall of Exeter. Mrs. Lyle Pinkney and Mrs. George Smith of Goderich en-' tertained_the hrirdP's former nelghbo>>-. o: t-�-* shower at the Pinkney come, . The rehearsal party was given by the groom's parents at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mutch of Clinton. ' Guests at the wedding were present from Toronto, Waterloo, London, Dorchester, St.:Marys, Granton, Exeter, Staffa, Uniondale, Woodstock, Medina, Lakeside, Clinton and Goderich. • . . After a honeymoon trip to Pennsylvannia the happy couple are now residing at RR '1, Lakeside. A large reception and dance was held at the Lakeside Pavilion' after their return to the neighbourhood. • H itschenreuther & • Arzberg Names synonomous with fine German quality and timeless design in China and Crystal. Translucent porcelain China to grace your holiday table and always. Complete accessories. Open stock. - Five piece, place settings. $.18.95—$168.00 Crystal, also $15.95 --- $27.50 each, Exclusively ours, TEE QAINTQEE 14 Kink fi,rm1 {;l, r,m.'4•tix 3871 oprn In to', 3firSi'nil' 1 ,n 5 """'"••••�.,•... Closed Wrdn'A,lug :Tis the season for good wit to all, and promises of hope for the future. No! 'I'm no talking about Christmas, I'm referring to "Election Time". It was "Meet The . Can- :didate morning hosted by Women's Day Out. at MacKay Hall on Wednesday, November 24, Pat Hamilton acted as chairperson and introduced the candidates. E'ch person 'was allowed an introductory 'speech for three minutes. This was followed by an open discussion. It. was a wonde ful op- portunity to see the CCuncil in action. I don't feel that I'm in a position' to report detailed rninrites' of the meeting,' "so I've• summed up the mor- ning's discussion this way: 1 A sincere thank you to all those who contributed t towards making a most successful, informative morning. Do join us next Wednesday - MacKay' Hall is the place 9:30 is the time. See you, Norma -Jean c Concern_for the "Quality, of Life" was stressed by all candidates. What does the future have to offer residents of Goderich? A 4 Arena funds are nearing their goal. Mistakes were made, in the past, but we must put that behind us and assure our: children of the finest recreational ac- commodations possible: -N New industrial development for Goderich? Some candidates feel it was essential, while others debated the proposal. (At this point in the meeting we noted a rise in temperature throughout the hall ! ! ) •D 4' Don't hesitate to attend open council meetings. If you are concerned about the way our community is being governed - why not, participate. Industrial storm drain is a costly necessity' before an Industrial Park can be further developed: D• Driving on certainroads is a hazardous risk. What are the plans for filling those potholes?!.! Nobody has any definite comments on this subject. Looks like we'll just have "to -buckle up and get accustomed to these bumpy roads. A Arena (groan again!) will be available for Young Canada Week. We all felt that this event belonged to Goderich, and if we lost it this year,we might as well say goodbye to a tradition. T CGITwlconies1 three new members Last Friday three girls, Lori Hassel, Bev Dalton, and Jane Carter, were declared official C.G.I.T. members. They were eachpresented with a pin and a purpose card. The girls served supper for the St. Andrews Choir from Stratford on November 21 and, at present are busy selling 1977 church calendars. The C.G.I.T. group from North Street Church and the C.G.I.T. group from Knox Presbyterian Church will be presenting a Candlelight Vesper Service in North Street Church at 7:00 p.m. on December 12. They will be assisted ;by the Junior Choir and the Explorer group from North Street Church and several Scout members will take part as well. IODE welcomes new citizens .The,Maple Leaf Chapter of the IODE .welcomed 1,1 -new Canadian citizens in a reception following citizenship court last Wednesday. The new Canadian citizens are Mr. and Mrs. Pieter DeGraaf, RR 3, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Gerharck s Ten Hag, RR 1, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs'. Jan Raidt, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik Pardijs, RR 5, Brussels; Mrs. Neeltje Versteeg, RR 1 Fordwich; Mr. Johannes Miltenburg, RR 7-Lucknow and Mrs. Alice Menary, Goderich. Judge F. G. Carter con- ducted citizenship court and also congratulated three members of . the Goderich Fourth Scout Troop, Griff Murphy, Andrew Ross and Paul King on their• achievement in attaining the gold citizenship badge. Other groups in attendance at the court ‘.'ere the Second Guide Company, Clinton; the Self breast exam clinic early in 1977 President Fordyce Clark presided at a meeting of the Goderich branch of the Canadian Cancer Society held at Alexandra Marine • and General Hospital on November 25. Service to . Patients Chairman, Edna Stephens,. reported the -recent visit of Mrs. Buskard, • Service to Patients Co -Ordinator for the District of Southwestern Ontario, one of many visits made by Mrs. Buskard. .throughout the area. The purpose of the visitation is to clear up problems and to add enthusiasm to the Service to Patients program. Vice-ch.a.irman of Education, John McKibbon, spoke briefly of the Ontario Division Cancer Education Conference -which her at- tended at the Prince Hotel Toronto in October. The emphasis at .this conference Taxes ' for residents will continue to be high until new industries can be . established in Goderich. E Encourage your neigh- bors to vote on December 6, 1976. Voting is a privilege. Take advantage of it! was the development of ef- fective ways and means to bring cancer education to the general public. Plans are being made for a Breast Self -Examination Clinic in the Goderich area early in 1977. GLT plays will enjoy longer runs The Goderich Little Theatre wishes to thank' the citizens of Goderich and area for their great response to the membership drive. GLT apologizes' for the seating problems at' the- j recent production, and Jias__ issued notice. that in 'future, the plays will run over' two weekends and four nights. Colborne Township POLLS December 6 from 11 am. - 8 p.m. at the following places: NO. 1 Benmaler polling division is at Forester's Hall NO. 2 Saltford polling division is at the Saltford Valley Hall NO. 3 Carlow polling division is at the Township Hall NO. 4 Dunlop North polling division ,jsat the Sunset Golf Club House Wilmer Hardy, Returning Officer. The Beauty Lounge 81 'EAST STREET PHONE 524-8994 Our Christmas Gift To You To show our appreciation to our many friends and patrons, we are making a special Christmas offer... 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