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12. AND MRS. RAYMOND FRYDRYCH
ed at Knox
e Rev. G.L. Royal officiated in Knox Presbyterian
h Saturday, February 26 at the double -ring wed-
eremonywhen Wanda Million, daughter of Mr. and
Wm. Million, Goderich, became the bride of
and Frydrych, son of Walter Frydrych, Sarnia.
he organ music supplied by William Cameron,
t organist, the bride entered the church on the arm
father. She wore a wedding gown of white,
ing long empire sleeves and a stand-up collar. Her
rain and the gown were trimmed with bridal lace.
eil was held in place by a delicate crown. She
d a bouquet of iris and white mums.
d of honor was Brenda Fisher, Goderich.
maids were Brenda Million, Calgary: Mrs. Jody
oderich: and Mrs. Gwen Moller, Goderich. They
re grey formal blazers over grey and blue striped
ngth skirts. Their bouquests of dried flowers were
y and blue hues.
omsman was Edward Scruton, Goderich. Ushers
Wayne Feagan, Goderich; Richard Prest,
ich: and Dan Frydrych, Toronto.
wedding reception was at Saltford Valley Hall. The
s mother chose a dark green full-length skirt with
ing tie blouse. She wore a pale yellow orchid. The
's mother chose a deep coral full-length dress with
e orchid.
travelling, the bride chose a dark brown three -
pant suit with a corsage of'yellow roses. The couple
their honeymoon in London.
ill live at Goderich.
r to her marriage, the bride was feted at a shower
by her sister-in-law, Lynn Million at the Knights of
bus Hall, and at a girls' stag given by the maid of
Brenda Fisher at the home of the bride's sister -in
uth Million. Groomsman Ed Scruton arranged a
arty for the groom at MacKay Hall.
meek- elects
regular monthly
of Ahmeek Chapter,
was held at the home
rank Waikom with a
attendance.
!lowing is the new
officers for-.. 1977:
Mrs. Gordon Hen -
first -vice, Mrs. F.
second vice, Mrs.
n' Clairmont;
r, Mrs. Roger
secretary, Mrs, F.G.
choes, Mrs. EN.
corresponding
y ^ Mrs. M, Auld;
n secretary, Mrs. M.
rship, Mrs. Cyril
world affairs, Mrs.
1; services,• Mrs. C.
stant services, Mrs.
merson; standard
rs. Charles Ruffell;
elations, Mrs. J.
cards, flowers, Mrs.
01; program and
the executive
IP, Mrs. Frank
IC CARMAN
TOGRAPHY
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THE SQUARE
eased to announce
EDDING
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album to:Our cpintplele
ph°$pgrapMtc setwicex.
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Waikom: scrapbook, Mrs. R.
Redmond.
Plans were made for of-
ficers and members to attend
the annual provincial
meeting in Hamilton on April
13 and 14.
The Regent informed the
members Commemorative
Books for the Queen's Silver
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The March, meeting of Winds and Sunsh
Donnybrook United Chureh E, Snowden.
Women was held at the home Two poems were read by
of Mrs. Wm, Hardy .on Mrs; O. Weber and Mrs
Tuesday, March 8 with a good Hildebrand'
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attendance.
Mrs. Ernest Snowden gave Mrs Wm third k
t the
the call to worship. -
Mrs. E. Robinson read the
scripture and Mrs. He Jef-
ferson read a poem followed
with the merlitatinn "Mnrrh
y oo. e
topic, "Out from Behind the
Veil." It was about `oche
education in the Arab World.
A third of the un-
dergraduates in Ar, h
ete
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universities now are women.
Professionally , trained,
teacher 's are relatively
scarce now, but it's estimated
seven to eight million will be
needed by the year 2000.
Mrs. Stuart Chamney gave
the secretary's report and the
'business was discussed. Mrs.
M. Johnston showed the
ladies the quilt that was
finished ,fast week for the
bale,
`Tilbrook and Mrs.
M. Johnston gave poems
Spring Gardens and The Path.
of Spring.
Mrs. Otto Weber demon-
strated the sewing of knits for
an hour. Lunch followed with
Mrs. W. Jefferson assisting
the hostess.
WestWaw�noshaccepts
Bob • Pe tender
Pegg, Conservation available to answer questii n§ bulbs in the village tights. -
Officer with the Ministry of or assist residents in
Natural Resources , whatever way he could. He 'of MSt andr. Helen, John cke
Wingham,, spoke to West advised Council to consider Council regarding the
Wawanosh township, Council the passage of a by-law problems they have en- A motion by Councillor
conservation program in this fire -arms.
regarding the Ministry's regarding the discharge ' of countered in meeting Stothers that West Wawanosh
area, and answered payments on the mercury Township Council is aware of
The Dungannon tights were vapour light at the main the overruns on the con -
questions, posed by those discussed again and the Clerk corner of the village. Council stracts for loading and
present, ' about deer, foxes was directed to write Ontario expressed their awareness of hauling 'A' gravel, also the
and wolves. Mr. Pegg in- Hydro authorizing them to the problem and advised the loading and hauling of pit run
formed Council that he .was make the hi -annual change of Sieckers to approach the gravel, and the application of
village residents to ascertain ,calcium chloride carried.
• their feelings on cost-sharing
of the _light, or having it The Clerk was directed to
• turned off. Council advised advertise rfgarding tile
that it is unable to take over drainage loans for the year
payment of the light. 1977- A motion by Councillor
"Tenders received for the Hickey authorized the Road
construction of the Redmond Superintendent to' advertise
Municipal Drain were opened in three local papers for the
and considered. Motion by supply and hauling of ap-
Councillors Foran that the proximately 15,000 cu. yds. of
Township of West Wawanosh crushed gravel to be applied
accept the tender of Lloyd by June 30.
Collins, RR 3, Goderich, for
the construction of the The Road Superintendent
Redmond Municipal Drain, at presented the two proposals
$9,800,00 carried. Engineer, on prices for a radio system
J.A. McBride, was in at- for the Township vehicles.
tendance, and informed The township agreed to
Council he would draw up the purchase the two-way
contractforsignatures. communications radio
Tenders submitted for the system, consisting of tower,
construction of the Kirk base and three units, for
Municipal Drain were opened $4,898.55.
and considered. A motion by
Councillor Stothers that the
township of West Wawanosh
accept the tenders of Robt.
Nicholson Construction,
Sebringville, at $9,400.00 for
the open portion, and Keith
Brickman, Sebringville, at
$3,800.00 for the tile portion of
the Kirk Municipal Drain
Repair and Improvement
carried.
A motion by Councillors
Foran and Hickey that West
Wawanosh Township Council
concurs with the resolution of
the Township of Turnberry,
that the controls to be
exercised by the Con-
servation Authority and
Ministry of Natural
Resources through the flood
plain mapping are too
To be married
nd Mrs. William Cuylle of RR 2 Innerskip are
pleased to. announce the engagement of their daughter
itioris Cuylle of London to Robert .1. Smith of London, son
to 4r and Mrs. R.Y. Smith of Goderich. The wedding
vill take place on April 111..19' at 3:39 p.m. in St. Rita's
Roman Catholic Church, Woodstock, with a reception
following in the Polish Hall. Woodstock.
new '77 officers
Jubilee were available from
National Headquarters. Two
new honorary members were
chosen.
The regent read from
"Historical Notes" most
interesting incidents in the
years 1830 to 1840 explaining
in detail methods of travel
typical of that period.
The flags were then -retired
by Mrs. N. Clairmont in the
absence of Mrs. C. Ruffell. A
delicious lunch was served by
the conveners and a hearty
vote of thanks was tendered
to Mrs. Waikom for her kind
hospitality,
Mrs. Auld offered her home
for the April 4 meeting.
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166 BENNETT ST. E. GODERICH
FREE
ON
"LADIES -DAY"
EVERY TUESDAY FOR THE NEXT'3 TUESDAYS
HOUSEPLANT TO EACH LADY
'/FR'nu' SHOPPER, O PURCHASE NECESSARY
HANGING POTS
PLANTERS
BEADED HANGERS UP ToS
MACRAME HANGERS Q 'OF
SELECTION OF ASSORTED PLANTERS & CERAMIC POTS
GREEN EARTH
HOUSE PLANT ALL
CARE CENTRE
20% OFF
WIDE RANGE Of CLAY POTS 3" - 14"
GARDEN SEED NOW AVAILABLE
We also • serve yoU at
SKYWAY ,MARKET & NURSERY
HWY. 21 NORTH OF GODERICH
"COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND"
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should be lowered also
carried.
PURE
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Doug Vanderhaar
2 mi. E. of Bayfield
Golf Course
Phone
482-9923
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cheeseburgers, real cocoa milkshakes and
more. All within limits, of course,' And you'
can enjoy them no matterrhow much
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But since Weight. Watchers is more
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Good looks are blossoming
Delicate flower fresh colours are the keynote
with Kitten Knits this season. And these great
looking knits will "stay fresh machine -wash
after machine -wash thanks to their 100%
polyester construction. That's something to
cheer about.
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