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MR. AND MRS. HARRY BRINDLEY
erich wedding
(white gladioli, baby's breath and tall ivory
orated North Street United Church in Goderich
ty summer wedding on Saturday evening,
hen Gordon Henry (Harry) Brindley, elder
and Mrs. Gordon K. Brindley was united in
by the Reverend Ralph King to Agnes Marie
ounger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
olborne, formerly of Brussels.
de, gowned in a white slipper satin gown
ith lace and featuring a mandarin neckline,
ing a sheaf of white 'orange blossoms and
turiums, entered the church on, the arm of her
he Wedding March played at the organ by
nd Mr. Ed Stiles.
e Reynolds, sister of the bride, was matron of
wore a pink flocked nylon sheer dress and a
t, She carried a nosegay of pink and mauve
arie Brindley, sister of the groom, was "
d. She was gowned in a light green and white
lon dress with matching picture hat. She
osegay of yellow and green tinted florets.
De Wise from St. Pauls and Jeffery Cardiff,
nephew of the bride, were flower &irl and
for the double ring ceremony.
an was Kenneth Brindley of Sarnia, brother.
m, Kenneth Cardiff of Kitchener and William
f Colborne were ushers.
Mrs. Gordon Brindley were met at the church
iends with the honeymoon express and given a
town home of the groom's parents which had
rated with gladioli,,festoons and bells for the
ately 75 guests attended a hot buffet dinner`
tion. The bride's mother wearing a pink and
ed gown and a corsage of pink and white'
welcomed guests. She was assistea by the
other who wore a blue gown and a corsage of
hite carnations.
at evening the bride and groom left by motor
Columbia.
524 wedding reception will be held in Lycknow
A,:, eptember 3.
4
ound and
Did you get the feeling, last •
.weekend, -.!halt the weather
was—trying---,to ,.–telt- ..us
something? - We_h'athano#her
taste of the stearny'heat'agaiii`°"`"•
then the high winds which
were certainly blowing .in a
change of weather...well, now,
I feel I'm safe in saying
Autumn arrives in August.
I'm just hoping we haw
nice weather for the bi
Skydiving Jamboree thi
Saturday, Sunday an
Monday. This will be, surely
more exciting than the bi
airshow, so, a greater crowd
if possible is expected.
It might be a great idea t
have a picnic lunch at Sky
Harbour then you can enjoy
the show in Fa. -comfortable
spot. Bean early -bird;
Last week was a busy one
indeed. Son Doug's daughter,
hubby, Jim O'Brien and their
wee daughter and smaller
twin sons were visiting
Canada. Linda hadn't been
back but once in about nine
years since the whole Doug
MacPherson family migrated
to Florida, They spent about a
week with Linda's good friend
Vickie Chase - Willits in
, Kincardine and also a few
days, rather, part days in
Goderich where she was born
and where ' later her twin
brothers Bill and Bob were
born. She had loved Goderich
but has been away so many
times for long periods that
she just HAD to look up
"memories". Her uncle Steye
Price had a few breath -taking
moments with the three lively
gremlins and the children
were really . played out by
time to go home:
On Sunday son Don came
up to take, the Q'Briens and
his youngest daughter,
Heather, back to Windsor.
Heather, my; youngest
granddaughter, has spent
most of her vacation with us
this year and was, certainly a
delight to have around. She
had the same infectious laugh
as her daddy when he was a
little fellow. People would
turn around to look and laugh
with him such happy
laughter really gets to you!
So, I am missing this and,,
my "automatic dishwasher"
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subject later,' in the mean-
time;, .-organizations are Elizabeth Cochrane,
---planning their first--meeting""�°-daughter�--of Mr. =and Mrs.
otthe fatt�hantf.winter-season; �!.aG- encbrane -of-•Goderich
.--ethers`areM-busy--LLgetting--the 'mgradd 11uat Sa y,,,„.fttly ` '
Martha Rathburn appears
weekly In The Signal -Star.
as she was dubbed. Grandpa
Walt surely enjoyed her and
Meow Cat - my big "Maine
Coon Cat" will missher as
she teasedk�and fondled and
really spoileiihim.
• And so the summer flies
by; live now will be thinking
abotf night classes, bowling,
curling and shovelling snow.
And things like that there!
It won't. be too long before
the Carlow ladies have their
craft festival at Saltford Hall.
You will hear more,about this
Srnile
++
An optimist is a person who
idles the motor in front of the
house while waiting for a
teenager.
4 -
At
At 18 we knew all the an-
swers - now even the
questions confuse us!
Husband . , to wife in
restaurant: '.'Would • you
prefer sirloin steak, lobster
tails or electricity the rest of
the month?"
+++
One place a teenager never
seems to get a hangup is in a
clothes closet.
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Some folks would rather duck
than get hit with a new idea.
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In the pink is how you feel
when you get out of the red.
+-I- +
Early to bed and early to rise
simply means you'll be sleepy
at the wrong times.
LOOK!
Last Call For
Pre -Season Savings
on
Fall and. Winter
1
OATS
OFF
'Til Saturday
September 3 only
The
SHOPPE
GODERICH
c
Q SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH
OPEN WEDNESDAYS
HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday
PLUS FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 p.m.
•* 4
youngsters ready for school.
Have you noticed ,that
starting September 14 - to
October 19 every Wednesday
night special classes are
starting at the Assessment
Office Board Room for
newlyweds, newly engaged
folks and others. Topics in-
clude marriage and the law;
money management; family
relationships and other helps
needed in marriage today.
The young couple who take
advantage of these sessions -
which are free - will really
benefit by them. They are
lucky til have the chance to
learn something of what is
ahead in this crazy world of
values gone wild. If you know
young people' who might
benefit from this DO tell them
abo1 it. See the Bulletin
Boar page for more info.
Blyth Summer Theatre will
soon be closing. Try to catch
"He Won't Come In From The
Barn" still on until Sep-
tember 3. See Bulletin Board,
for these and other hap-
penings.
Have a good weekend.
Love, Martha
While visiting her' sister
and family in Napanee, Mrs,
Orville Blake attended the
helton-W annamaker
wedding on August27.
Mr. and ,Mrs. John Wyatt,
Rick -and Ron Blake returned
last week from a' ten""day'
fishing trip at French River.
Robin and Lee Norman
visited with Their grand-,
parents, Mx . and Mrs. Bill
Norman on the weekend.
Last weekend •Mr. and Mrs.
I�um
if.caped..a !.Elora.
ii
30 from Conestoga_ College, t^ • .., . ,..�..�,,,, - a
Diploma of Nursing ""�'•"""""�'^"'
Division. ERIC CARMAN
?
She has accepted a
P position at
the Charles S. Curtis
Memorial Hospital, St.
Anthony, Newfoundland.
Thinking of painting?
Think CIL.
Think
PHIL MAIN.- HARDWARE
Where the prices cannot be
beaten.
WELCOME
SERVICE
vaoutd like to call you with
"housewarming gifts" and in,
formation about your row.
location, The Hostess will be
glad to arrange your subscrip-
tion to the Signal -Star
Call her at 524-2057
PHOTOGRAPHY
114 THE SQUARE - I
WEDDING
,INVITATIONS
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is pleased to announce
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EDDING
C0 ERAGE
A LOW AS
$99
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50
by
IN If RNA TIONAL
Of s um,'Foao
In addition to a complete line of wedding 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 524-7615•
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Cards For
All Occasions
* Gifts
• Books
• Stationery Supplies
* Records
ANDERSON'S
BOOK (ENTRE
33 EAST St.
Goderich
CHiSHOLM
FUELS
Distributors For
UNOC
PRODUCTS
HOME, FARM,
INDUSTRY
• 24 Hour Burner Service
• Furnace Financing
• OsseIInee a Diesel Fu&s
• New Furnace Installation IL Hot
Water Boller.
524-7681
5 2 9 i5 2 4
Ronold- L.
McDonald
CHARTERED 'ACCOUNTANT
39 St, David St.. 524-6253
Goderich, Ontario
DIESEL
Pumps and Injectors
Repaired
For All Popular Makes
Huron Fuel Injection
. Equipment
Baytield Rd. 482-7971
For
FASHION
RIGHT
SHOES
The Place To Go Is
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SHOES
The Square
Goderich
WEST ST.
COIN -OP LAUNDROMAT
& DRYCLEANING
54 West St.
Open Daily
7 a,m. - 11r,. p.m.
Drycleaning
8:30 to 5:30 p.m.
524-9953
MacGillivray & Co.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
RONALD E. TAKALO, C.A.
RESIDENT PARTNER
40 THE SQUARE
,GODERICH, ONT.
524-2677
Science and Fashion In Hair Care
• M'Lady complete hair care services
✓ M'Lords hair cutting & styling— Tues., Thurs. evening
Plus •
Senior citizens discounts Wednesday afternoons
Nucleic acid & protein hair treatments
Where??? -
The Beauty Lounge
AT
81 East St., GODERICH
524.8994
"Naturally"
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HARDWARE
FOR HOME, FARM &
INDUSTRY
(formerly H.O. Jerry Ltd.)
84 Kingston St.
GODERICH
•Quality Swimming Pool
Chemicals
• Wholesale Cable, Rope
and Fittings
• Fire Extinguishers &
Service
• CIL Paints
• Window Glass and
Screening Repairs
Mon. to Thurs. 8 - 6
Fri. 8 - 9, Sat. 8 - 6
PHONE 524-9671
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST
The Square 524-7661.
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& Bender
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
37 West Street
Goderich, Ontario
524-2011
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INSURANCE AGENCY
Residential - Commercial
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38 St. David St., Goderich
Ph. 5 24-953 1 or 524-.2522
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RIPLEY
jI
395-5347 ti
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237-3456
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MON. - SAT.
NOON •6SUNDAY
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ONTARIO RADIO
450 WEBER ST. NORTH ' WATERLOO
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Radios may be picked up and dropped off at
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