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MR. AND MRS. JA1VMES CARRICK
nox wedding
nox Presbyterian Church in Goderich was decorated
white crysanthemums on Saturday, October 1 for
noon wedding ceremony of James Walter Carrick
Ruth Katharine German both of Goderich.
e bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C.
man of Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr. and
Donald Carrick of Goderich.
e Reverend G. Lockhart Royal officiated at the
mony. Organist Lorne Dotterer played Morning Has
ken and 0 Perfect Love during the signing of the
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e bride was given in marriage by her father, She
a gown that she designed and made herself. It was a
length white sleeveless dress with an empire waist
stand up collar. The dress was made of polyester knit
a bodice overlay of chantilly shimmer rose lace and
eer chiffon overskirt. The dress featured a fingertip
-of the same lace as the bodice. A Juliette cap
med with seed pearls and a lace bordered waist
th illusion veil completed the tiered effect. The bride
ied Coral roses, miniature white carnations, baby's
th and a sprig of white heather sent to her by her
mother, Miss M. Black of Rothesay; Scotland.
id of honor was Marnie Mills of Sudbury, friend of
ride. She wore a sleeveless coral colored long dress
a sheer coral and green floral colored cape and pale
n picture hat. She carried a nosegay of white ear-
ns with coral tinted daisies and trailing ribbons,
idesmaid was Miss Noris Carrick of Goderich; sister
e groom. She was dressed the same as the maid of
and carried similar flowers.
Wer girl was'Mrtin Tiria3/-375Ers—eiroTTort Rowan,
in of the bride. She was dressed the same as the
of honor with a bow in her hair. Shee carried a
attire nosegay.
Groomsman was Ernest Hodgins of Pinkerton,
er-in-law of the groom. Ushers were Donald Ger-
of Goderich, brother of the bride and Kenneth
ck also of Goderich, brother of the groom.
lowing the wedding ceremony, the Women of Knox
ed to a luncheon in the church hall which was
ated with white and pink candelabra and table
of crysanthemums.
e bride's mother greeted guests- in a floor length
polyester knit dress with long sleeves: She wore a
ge of yellow carnations.
groom's mother wore a long printed blue gown
ape sleeves and a corsage of pink carnations.
a wedding trip to Florida, the bride changed to a
dress of winter white doubleknit with embroidered
yoke and a red rose corsage.
newlyweds will reside in Goderich.
or to the wedding, the bride was feted at a
Ilaneous shower given by Mrs. C. Miller and Mrs.
nszand a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Wm.
ac, Mrs. E, Hodgins and Mrs. J. Scanlon,
sts at the wedding included the groom's grand-
rs, Mrs. S. Wilson of Kincardine and Mrs. J,
on of Goderich.
of town guests at the wedding were from Forest-
N•Y,, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Campbellville,
ner, Oakville, Port Rowan and Madoc.
Wedding stories and pictures
must arrive at the Signal -Star
within one month of the ceremony,
or a a15 charge will be made
for publishing the items.
MORTGAGES
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Ladies receive_ 30 year pins
The Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary, Branch 109
Goderich met on Tuesday
night, October 11 in the
Jubilee room. Miss Vi
Rutherford was initiated into
the Auxiliary and Mrs. Merle
Baltzer transferred from
!Kingsville.
A highligl-;t of the evening
was the presentation of 30
year pins by President. Mona
Davis to Evelyn Carroll who
was pinned by her daughter
Sharon Scruton, Anne
Anderson pinned by her
daughter Mary Rivett and
Norah Hugill pinned by
Comrade Rose Hill.
Business of a routine nature
was discussed and an order
for a large wreath has been
placed with the poppy
chairman along with many
volunteers who will help in
the yearly poppy campaign,
the proceeds of which go to
help the veteran and his
family.
A dance will be held in the
Jubilee room after the poppy
drive on November 4 and for
admission, a poppy must be
worn. Refreshments will be
available as well as good
entertainment and music for
dancing. Any proceeds will go
to the poppy fund.
The ladies are very busy
and active as usual and
thanks to Mary Clairmont
and Mary Drennan and her
committee, a successful
rummage sale was held on
the 14th.
On November 2 from 1 to 9
p.m. the ladies are having
their annual Snowflake
Bazaar and tea and bak;
table, so plan to attend for an
enjoyable afternoon and
evening. Tickets will also be
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available at that time on the
Christmas cake to be made
by Marg McMillan and Karen
Draper and iced by Hilda
Hirst. They will still be 10
cents, three for :25 cents and
1' -for$ '1.
Plans are being rnade to
entertain a bus Toad of
veterans from Westminster,
Huronvicw and Maitland
Manor, late in November.
The celebrity' dinner held
tin September 30 was a great
success and now the ladies
are to he honored by hosting a
dinner for Premier William
Davis on October 21.
The ladies jointly with the
branch gave bursaries to two
worthy students.
A lunch was served al the
meeting by Gail McWhinney.
Executive members please
remember the meeting on
Tuesday, October 25 at 7:30
Conrad E. Mclady, son of Dr. and Mrs. T.R. Melady, 362
Huron Rd., Goderich, received his Bachelor of Science
degree at the Fall Convocation at University of Guelph
on October 7,- 1977. Degrees were conferred on the
Graduating Class by the Honourable , Pauline M,
McGibbon after her installation as Chancellor.
p:ni. The next general
meeting is November 8 at
30n.m,
STOP -BOTH DIRECTIONS
FORA SCHOOL BUS
Sate driving is a family affair.
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