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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-16, Page 35• 91, ,er ji u4. .r. AA. ao• ou 2' at he 10 MR. AND Mt SARijilf.7t ctiRgY (photO by J.W.ii.Odge) ed 0 years • t6! On Mmiday; :6; W*ter :Centte, *Oended to these meMbers Ahmeek Chapter •I,OD.E.. net at the hmeof Mrs. Mary Robinson with 18 members and three visitors present. The meeting opened with the Payer o! the Order, repeated in unison, followed by the presenting of the flags by Mrs. Clairmont in the absence of the Standard Barer, Mrs. Ruffel. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Mills and art , proved. Correspondence WA'S read by the Regent and • discussed. A report was received from ad Mrs. Arthur Curry, 105 Quebec Street, celebrated with family, friends ' and tances their Golden Wedding Anniversary on fan afternoon reception held In the ladies parlor treet United Church: m was decorated with numerous arrangements rs, gifts of friends, • and a particularly lovely. ent sent by the town of Goderich. A color, in gold and yellow was carried out in the table !yellow roses and single chrysanthemums with dies. • Charles Newell of Ancaster, Mrs. Donald or of Grimsby, Mrs. Harry Sheppard of fa and Mrs. Floyd Lodge of Goderich poured tea. g the delicious refreshments were Mrs. J.C. rs. W.G. Moorhead, Mrs. E. Bentley, Mrs. H. Nis. E.J. Pridham and1VIrs. E. Stephens. tering group of the, church was efficiently tdby Mrs. H. Sturdy Goderich. LIoyd Oakes, Ancaster and Mrs. Ted Bissett, h assisted in receiving the guests. Mrs. Percy rattended the peg book. a Bertha Curry were united in marriage .Iune 8, Rev. Edward Sheppard, uncle of the bride, in her Ifamilton. niversary dinner dance was held at the White 11,•}1o1mesville, during the evening where letives and friends helped celebrate. ests were from Hamilton Toronto, London, yicaledonia, Windsor, Inwood, Clinton, Ancaster Ach. the many congratulatory messages received • tie from the Governor General •and Madame tfb McKinley MP. for Huron,, opposition leader, anskrack Riddell M.P.. A plaque frern,the, e of Ontario was also received. Mrs. Neville relating to the Ahmeek ch apt er Crest to be placed, along with others, at the three entrances to the town in time for the Jubilee 3 celebration. This project was left with Mrs. Neville to, follow up. Open • house • at the • as brkaghtto the attentititt, , 01.1"' Chapter. The date, for the Open House is June The treasurer's repit01,444:::, given bY the trestter: Mrt. Neville, and moVedIntk,r adoption by herself • And. seconded by Mrs. Myrtle • Sokes. Permission.to pay thS outstanding bills was given -to the treasurer on itakrns • Mrs. E. Sitter and Mrs. Mary .Robinson. • An invitation to participate in the Legion parade and Services on Ally 3, was reported by Mrs. Neville and accepted. Mrs. •Taylor and Mrs. Sampson were introduced and presented for mem- bership • by Mrs. Neville, Their affirniations were repeated before the Regent:A hearty • welcome was ex- • by the Regent and members of the Chaptr. Mrs13ustow and Mrs. Straughan two distinguished memerS, and •past regents, were presented with honorary memberships by the -Regent along with *flowers. Mrs: Neville mde .the presentation irr the ab- sence of Mrs. Hugill. Also included was Mrs. Tweedie, Who is at. present in the hospital, but will- be honored in a similar manner by Chapter members. • Mrs. Mills, as chairman of the dessert bridge party, expressed her thanks to the -members- who helped make • the event a success. • An invitation to attend a • dinner at St. Marys with their three Chapters combining on September 7, was announced by the Regennt.The proceeds iss Canada opens season Yvonne Foster, •the reigning- Miss Canada, will open the 1977 Country Playhouse season July 5. The brief ribbon cutting ceremony will proceed the opening performance of the Playhouse production of Neil Simon's Plaza Suite. Miss Fster, who is from Saskatchewan, travels from coast to coast as well as out of the country in her duties as • Miss Canada. Sue Niblett will accompany her to the . Playhouse ceremony, Neil Simon wrote Plaza •Suite in 1968. The Broadway version starred George C. Scott and Maureen Stapletn. Since then it has had hun- dreds of productions all over the Wold,The, film version also starred , Maureen Stapleton along with Eli 44' Wallach. The Country Play,ouse opening night will celebrate. the sixth season, 39th production and the 225th.,. performance. James Murphy will direct the season's opener • •with, Playhouse, Aileen • Taylor Smith and Brcradway Actor, • James Hobson in the centrah:, roles. Mr. Hobson makinghis debut at the Playhouse was featured on Broadway in Fiddler -on the Roof, Lovely.4• Ladies, Kind Gentlemen,' • Poison • „,„ • • There is onty' one way to treat a • victim 9f poisoning, the Ontario Safety League reminds you. :Cll your nearest Poison Clantrol,, Centre Hospital orDocior • \\\.0.,..\\%•\•....\\‘‘‘'..•••••\%•‘,..N04.‘,..•\\••••.\\\••••.\‘‘‘‘,..•‘,..•%\‘‘ ....... •• Mahagonny, and Most Happy Fellow, • Plaza Suite plays Tuesday through Saturday evenings at 8:30 with matinees on Wednesday. and Saturday. FwuilnIdg.o to the Silver Jubilee •"The Struggle for Schools" in Upper Canada and Huron County front 1910, under the Governor. John, Graves Simcoe at that time, until the present day was presented by Mrs. Habel. The September meeting will be "held the second Monday in, Septembr. The meetitfg closed with God save our Queen and 0 Canada, after which lunch and tea was enjoyed. -** WRrA;Otir., In addition to a complete Iifleql Weddibg. Invitations and stationery, we.have added a budget priced album to our complete line of photographic services. Drop in and discuss your day with us, 524-7924 or 5244615 t4-"" FIL LOW PRICE OR.. nil ALL 12 EXP. AP/COLOR NEG. FILMS DEVELOPED FciA, $399 PRINTED OP-ttl REPLACEMENT FILM ,Avi ALL 20 EXP. ‘, COLOR NEG.FILMS DEVELOPED •Foil $99 PRINTED otILY • _in* ALL 12 EXP. !P./COLOR NEG.FILMS DEVELOPEDPR/NTED499„. A REPLACEMENT HIM 00.0* slot/ALL-20 EXP. P,'COtOR NEG.FILMS DEVELOPEDPRINTED $6990 PY A REPLACEMENT FILM 007 YVONNE FOSTER 11111CIEPHARMACY Dietary rttIcsiniD ; 7ct est c Centre SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH 5 24-7 24 1 ....... \‘‘,..0.%•• %%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%% %%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% The Goderich Laketown Band is pleased to Present iple Jubilee Sunday B nd Concerts Goderich Harbour Park at 700 p.m. June 19 Goderich District Collegiate Concert Band -CMd the Goderich Teen Tones, • i) June 26 0 Lucknow School Concert Band' Jult.3,s • 'Mame Coming Concert" featuring: ipettited Godirlch Treble Singers eiferch Bandsmen of Ifteryear Goderith Laketown Band uly 10 - PariS Citizens Band 1947, r` • July 17 - Chris Black and The "Swinging Brass" July 24 - Forest Legion Pipe Band and The Godierich Majorettes Aug. 14 - Mitch11 Legion Brass Band Aug: 21 - Musk by "Shannon" • July 3 Mount etil4it Cameron Highlanders • - Pipe Balteliffiti ;the Mary Lynne Telford�ghland Dancers Aug. 7 Norwich Musical Society Band • Aug. 28 - Brussels Legion Pipe Band and Country & Western Varieties Sept. 4 - Goderich Laketown Band (approx. 195) . 4, e ohcert" K.o,mtgf,,f vest oftha Labour L. .; In whlchthey werea aitNifitTiteteeried itske • , • • • • Ottilo • • •• ,t,,• • . • ' • lin II 1 - • • e:?;•„: feattl, .-" • p: 124, ;tee:060,001s he0700' The Blueweter. • 4 'Al f.4 4u1 ,• .s , tef t:41N1'4A4.M Alger ktt., ViV,-.441„..WavitkiltarotatlegY4.411g4ift..544-1M litSgaft.