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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-03, Page 29friends and relatives are invited to attend this af- ternoon program. Members will have project books and a homemade fruit dish on display. The highlight of the program, however, will be a series of skits, demon- strations and exhibits presented as a club effort by all participating groups. These performances are an entertaining and educational summary of the whole project. At the conclusion of the program, special awards and certificates are presented to members who have satisfactorily completed required 4-H homemaking units. Everyone is invited. Your presence in the audience would be a most welcome sign. As you gain valuable information on fruits, your young ptop'1e will gain con- fidence in their abilities to make presentations before an interested audience. The importance of family and friends of 4-H members can not be underestimated. 1877 -.PAGE $1A, LET US MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURE BETTER THAN NEW For a free estimate and a look at our newest samples of, material CALL COOK UPHOLSTERY PH. 323-4272 R. COOK Prop. /LYTH Put your upholstering needs in our hands WE HAVE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE i { -le 'p'articu1ar ICI t maim Phone Couple live near Zurich anksgiving was the theme setting at Kingsbridge an Catholic Church in Kingsbridge on October 8 at 3 for the wedding ceremony of Michele Austin and ert Rourke. D'ried • corn stalks, pumpkins, iksgiving vegetables and arrangements of mums orated the church. ether Ed Dentenger C.R. officiated at the double ring mony. Denise Dalton presided at the organ. e bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent tin of RR 3 Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr. Mrs. Murray Rourke of RR 3 Auburn. e bride was given in marriage by her parents. She e a satin crystalet gown with long full sleeves with cuffs, a V -neckline, a long floating skirt and a el train. French lace decorated the neckline, two down the front of the bodice and three rows around sleeves. The bride's headpiece was a capulet to h her dress. The headpiece was held with a two r veil and trimmed around the edge with lace. The carried a bouquet of red miniature roses and pink attire carnations with baby's breath and ivy. She had a bouquet of daisies made to throw at the ption. id of honor was Debbie Stothers of RR 6 Goderich. dress was white flocked nylon sheer over a peach ester underdress with short puffed sleeves, square line, empire waist and full skirt. She carried a uet of daisies and miniature carnations tinted h, idesmaids were Mrs. Lynn Million of Goderich, r of the bride; Miss Bethany Austin of Goderich, r of the bride; Miss Charlene Rourke of Auburn r of the groom; Virginia Chisholm of Dungannon d of the bride and groom; and Debbie Shultz of annon also a friend of the bride and groom. e bridesmaids were dressed identically to the maid onor in mauve, green, yellow, pink and blue ctively. Each one carried a bouquet of daisies and ture carnations tinted to match the dress color. a Durnin of RR 7 Lucknow, niece of the bride was rgirl. She wore a white dress identical to the maid nor's dress. Her flowers were the same as the maid nor's with carnations tinted the same color as each maids dress. omsman was Allan Blewett of St. Thomas. Ushers Kervin Rourke of RR 3 Auburn and Marlowe Austin 3 Goderich. The groom's attendants were Kevin n of Goderich, brother of the bride; Barry Austin of rich, brother of the bride; Larry Million of rich, brother-in-law of the bride; Jim Blewett of St. as; friend of the bride and groom; and Ken Sutton Thomas, friend of the bride and groom. rell Durnin of RR'? Lucknow, nephew of the bride "ngbearer. alter boys were Shawn Durnin, nephew of the bride on Austin, cousin of the bride. s Margaret Austin and Miss Elaine Stewart, friend bride and groom, read a passage from the Bible the ceremony. owing the wedding ceremony, the guests were a hot turkey supper made by the bride's mother e ladies of the community. The reception was held erich Legion Hall with music supplied by Southern rt. bride's mother greeted guests in a dress of blue ed sheer material over a medium blue taffeta ress with a V -neckline, empire waist and long full sleeves. She wore a corsage of white and pink groom's mother chose a green polyester crepe th an empire waist, long full sleeves and centred ed in Bermuda gy Joan Stoddart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl rt of Goderich was married to Thomas Nathaniel n on Friday, October 28 at lb a.m. in Hamilton, da. groom is the son of Mrs. Judy Wadson of Hamilton, da and Mr. Thomas Wadson of Vermont, U.S.A. newlyweds will reside at Greenmount Cottage, mpton, Bermuda. nOpening or to small business BHI Lichti one of our representatives will be at The Bedford Hotel, GODERICH on the 2nd 8, 4th Tuesdays of each month Tuesday, November 8th If you require financingto stars modernize or expand your business and re unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the F8d tr management services of counselling government programs available or wish nforlyour business, talk to our representative. For prior information call 271-5630 or write 1036 Ontario Strut, Stratford MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ROURKE with a pearl and rhinestone medallion. Her corsage was yellow roses. For a wedding trip, the bride changed to a green three piece pantsuit with yellow and orange roses for her corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rourke will reside at RR 2 Zurich. Prior to the weddingthe bride was feted at a friend shower held by Debbie Stothers, a community shower, held by friends and 'relatives and a stag held by the bride's sisters and her bridesmaids. Guests attended the wedding from Flint, Michigan, Bothwell, Hamilton, Guelph., St. Thomas, Mississauga, London, Lucknow and surrounding areas. Wedding stories and pictures must arrive at the Signal -Star within one month of the ceremony, or a $15 charge will be made for publishing the items. CODERICH SIGNALSTARTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4-H clubs plan Finale The 4-H homemaking achievement days for "featuring fruit" represent the finale of another homemaking unit presented by the home economics branch of Ontario ministry of Agriculture & food in co- operation with local county leaders. Over 800 members par- ticipated in the fall unit in Huron County. Members learned about many kinds of fruits and the forms they come in - fresh, canned, frozen and dried. Emphasis was put on Ontario fruits and ;how to store, process and use them. Some members learned about imported fruits and their uses by sampling them at their rneetings. Fruits are an important part of our diets and the girls practised meal planning with fruits being used as ap- petizers, main courses,. desserts and snack foods. One meeting was devoted to learning the art of making good pastry and then com- plementing it with a fruit filling. County home economists Grace Bird and Bea McClenaghan will be con- ducting Achievement Days throughout the County as follows: Gorrie, Howick Central Public School, Nov. 12; Wingham, F.E. Madill Secondary School, Nov. 19,; Seaforth, Seaforth Public School, Nov,19; Dungannon, Brookside Public School, Nov, 26; Exeter, South Huron District High School, Nov. 26; Ethel, Grey Central Public School, Dec. 3; Crediton, Stephen Central Public School, Dec. 3; Blyth, Blyth Public School, Dec. 10; Clinton, Central Huron Secondary School, Dec. 10. All afternoon programs start at 1:15 p.m. and all W. J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phone 524-8132 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING NOTICE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH Fall clean-up period by Works & Engineering Depar- tment is now completed. Efffective immediately no further rubbish will be picked up by the Works & Engineering Department un- til the annual Spring clean-up in 1978. Please do not place any rubbish on boulevard. All of- fenders will be prosecuted. Dave Gower Works & Engineering Chairman c ha me Q SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY f • 6 WEDNESDAY 1 - 12:30; FRIDAY 1 - arar"e an/aneeJaa/ ae1i-z'/ /aye to e a w ea-le-NJ/ye. . i z I/ e iiezd i' cn ,/le Got /eauIr > , exch.4eve eJ ate atti'ven. a/ae(y. , , ('i an/ hoecOe fcaDe cn..me e en afizeJa(a i1/ THE ARBOR 43 Albert Street Clinton, Ont. 482-3876 STAN JONES When The Lirilation Reads Formal SHOPPE LIMITED ROTARY BALL NOVEMBER 12th