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ists of the week during the Jubilee celebrations in Goderich' were Maureen Faulkner
and Mark-Joyce,both of Ottawa. They were just passing through Goderich on their
to Kincardine butmere hoping to attend some of the Jubilee events. After being taken
er, Jean Adams of the tourist committee (right) took them on a tour of. Goderich.
f photo)
a-ggedy. Andy won
pieces of information on Thursday and Friday by,
re were given away alt the Goderich and District Pro
ntry Fair in Goderich Life Gmoup.
ed in Formosa
deiabra,'white mums, carnations, ivyand pink
s decorated the Immaculate Conception Church of
mosa, Ontario -on June 11 when Albert James Shore
Marlene Catherine Schumacher both of. Goderich
e united in -marriage.
e groom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert
e. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joseph
macher and the late Mr. Joseph Schumacher, of
water:..
e ceremony was conducted by the Reverend Father
k A. Dentinger. Music was provided by organist
Oscar Heisz of Formosa and soloist Mr. Eugene
ne of Kingsbridge. The songs during the ceremony
Paris Angelicus and Ave Maria and during the
ing of the register the song Because was sung.
e bride was'given inmarriageby her brother Mr. W.
gan Schumacher of St. Clements. She wore a white
length gown of tergal sheer over polyester crepe.
gown featured long sheer sleeves, appliqued cuffs
bolero bodice with alcenon lace, mandarin collar and
el train. The hand rolled silk illusion fingertipveilheadpiece were done in re -embroidered alcenon lace
scattered tiny pearls.
aid of honor was Miss Donna McGlynn of Kitchener,
in of the bride. She wore a long goiVn of blue sheer
polyester crepe with a two tiered flowing cape style-
ce. She carried sweetheart roses,' soft blue and coral
ations, white stephanotis and ivy:
idesmaids were Miss Debbie Schumacher and Miss
esa Schumacher of Kitchener, nieces of the bride.
r dresses were similar to the maid of honor's dress in
1 tones. They carried coral carnations, white
anotis and ivy.
oomsman was `Mr. Edward Jeffrey of Goderich,
d of the groom. Ushers were Mr. Wayne
coacher of Kitchener and Mr. Bradley Schumacher
Clements, nephews of the bride. -
]lowing the wedding a reception was held in the
water -Culross Community Centre ,. which was
rated with white tapers, sweetheartroses and ivy
e occasion.
e bride's mother wore a yellow polyester dress with
butterfly sleeves and a corsage of yellow and white
e groom's daughter, Mrs. Gary Doak of Boston
ved guests in a white dotted navy voile dress with a
e white gardenia corsage.
✓ a wedding trip to Lake Louise, Alberta, the bride
a ,pale aqua knitted jacket dress with white ac -
ries and a cerise pink orchid corsage.
. and Mrs. Shore will reside at 92A Quebec Street.
pr to the.. wedding the bride was feted at several
ers held by Mrs. Bruce Heath andl-Mrs. Ann Red,
Mrs. Joseph Cassidy of Teeswater at her home for
hours and friends and one at the home of Mrs.
an Schumacher, held by the- bridal attendants. The
was also honored at a luncheon by Miss Eileen
ien:,and a gathering at the home of Mrs. William
ley. -
AT eedraWan-al 'Raggedy
Andy" was won by- Jackie
Dalton of RR 3 Goderich.
Jack- Riddell, M.P-.P:--made
the draw on Friday at 9 p.m.
The Pro Life movement is
primarily one of education
which feels that every
Canadian should be con-
cerned with the , need-- to
preserve the dignity of life at
all stages. -
Two years ago over one
million people signed a
petition demanding more
legal protection for unborn
children in Canada. Since
that time the rights of the
unborn have been eroded. In
May this year over 3,000
people from across Canada
demonstrated their concern
by attending 'a Festival for
Life in Ottawa. The Pro Life -
movement is growing and
gaining in strength
Opegation
lifeityie
Make it a part of your
Lifestyle to buckle'up every
time you get into your car -
even for short distances. Be '
sure that children have
proper child car seat res-
traints, -
.
The Jubilee 3 baby is Tara Lee -Anne McWhinney who
was horn at 12:39 p -m. on Friday, July 1 (Canada Day) in
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Tara Lee -Anne
weighed six pounds, 151/2 ounces. Her proud parents are
Ilob and Sandra McWhinney of Dungannon. Her gran-
dparents are Hugh and Willetta McWhinney of
Dungannon and Henry a.nd-Kay Laframboise of London.
Tara Lee -Anne has a 15 month old brother Robby. (staff
photo)
These three people were judged to have the best and the most freckles in town in the
Freckle Contest held at the Country Fair on Thursday, July 7. Left to right are Janette
Brown (second), David Callow (first) and Mary .Catherine Lassaline (third). (staff
photo)
Many visitors in town for celebration
Mrs. P. Quinn of Toronto
and Mrs. G. Slater.,of Portage
a la Prairie visited their
sister in Goderich and
Clinton, Mrs. E. Crich and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooper who
have had their 50th wedding
anniversary.
A family reunion was held
at the home -of Ruth Leonard
last Wednesday evening. Out
of town guests present for the
buffet dinner were Mr. and
Mr's--. A. S Hastings of
Knoxville, Iowa, Mrs.
Margaret -.Craven . and
grandsons, Charlie and
Graham Hastings of Chicago,
Mrs. J. Tiz of Flossmoor,
Illinois, John Regan of
Montreal, -Mrs. J. Nicholson,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Blake of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Graham of Sarnia.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs." John
Garrick on July 9 and to -were
Samuel and Pearl Foster and
John and Eileen Foster from
Former
resident
buried
John Lionel Parsons died
suddenly in Perth, Western -
Australia on July 9 in his Gird
year.
Born in Goderich, son of
Mr. -and Mrs. G.L. Parsons.
he is survived by his wife Lisa
and son John in Perth.
Also surviving are his
mother, two sisters and two
brothers. Mrs. Hattie Par-
sons. Mrs. Mary Telford and
Jim Parsons reside in Owen.
Sound. Peggy . Cuninghame
lives in Syracuse, N.Y. and
George Parsons, in Goderich.
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Wallaceburg.,. Both families
'enjoyed Goderich, especially
the parade. tl
Mr. and Mrs. R. Snyder and
baby daughter Tanya of
Winnipeg visited with Mr.
and Mrs. E. Linner of Salt -
ford during Jubilee 3 week.
• Visiting with Scott and
Irene Young at 211 Cambria
Road North were Edward and
Jeneane , (Young) de Caux
and children. Scott, Krista and
Tommy of Ottawa; Doug and
Betty -Wedlake of Exeter and
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Visiting Mrs. Marie Le
Blanc during part of the
Jtabilee festivities week were
Mr. and Mrs. R. Robinson of
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Mrs. Lloyd Le Blanc and
family, also of. Sault Ste.
Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Robinson and family of
Kilbride and Mr. and Mts.
Bob MacMas- er and son of
Guelph.
Visiting with Mrs. (Cap-
tain) J. Vickers for four days
during Jubilee 3 were her
children and grandchildren,
Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Sheppard and sons Alan and
Glen of Blenheim, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Ginn and daughter"
Mary Elizabeth of Kitchener
and Mr,'. Wiilliatm-Vi-ekers---af......,.
Sarnia.
Dr., John Aberhart of
Worcester, Massachusetts,
spent the past-- week in
Goderich with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Don Aberhart.
Mrs. Margaret Cra�v�enn���a�nd
Charlie Craven of
1T�°ago
and Mrs. Jos. Tiz of
Flossmoor, Illinois, were the
guests of Ruth Leonard and
other Goderich relatives from
,July 1 to July 10. ,
Mr. John Regan, of Mon-
treal was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Telford while
visiting with relatives in
Goderich from July 3 to July
10.
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