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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-07-06, Page 6• PAGE 6-ODERICH SrONAL-STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1978 Colbc)rrier e e LastTuesday, June 27 award donated by Pave was a special day fOr the Gower and presented bk Grade 8 graduates at ' M. Harman, coniftllinitY Colborne Central Sepool. service award donated by At 6 p.m. 35 graduating Tiger Dunlop Wornen's students, with teachers Institute - the Annie' and special guests Lamb Trophy, and totalling 54, gathered at Presented by Mrs. Allan Colborne Township Hall ' ' Stoll. for the graduation dinner, Mr. Snell, teacher of served- by Tiger Dunlop the graduating claSs then ...„-,-..cz -.---presentedthem with -their ---- - $ $ o$ eom orn Th-F-WaiFfiTair-Tor triTS-7.!r-ertlf"-Wl?kieru•-- „and Karen Hoernig gave event was student David the valedictorian ad - Fisher with, grace given by Brenda Fisher and a dress, which as in all years, is a splendid ad - toast to the Queen dress abreast with the proposed by Paul Kerr. All enjoyed a delicious times. The gradating class sang their song smorgasbord dinner, after which alL joined in after which Patty singing Canada" with Schoemaker thanked the ladies for the very ap- the graduating class petizing meal. singing the second verse, as a finale. Mr. John Kane, prin- The awards night at ci pa I of the school, Colborne Central School • apposed the toast to the graduates, Which was came to a close and the responded to by Cind. new school term which jk Clutton. Kathy will start in September Schoemaker then will welcome a new class trodkiced the guest in - of young girls and boys while Grade 8 graduates speaker, Mr. W.K. Kenwell, who gave a havesaid farewell tp • Plendid talk with much Colborne Central School S food for thought, after and will join the ranks of which Ronald Van- high school students. derlinda thanked the Time marches on. speaker and Stella Rasa presented him with a gift. Garden nap tia s very interesting manner bY President, Mrs R achievement and in mem ers were welcomed told of some, of the his i t IILIYILIRR,AX.WIPH-TMAN PHOTO BY HARVEY MCDOWELL W.I. One of the special items Tiger Dunlop Women's on any graduation Institute members program is the numbering 30 had a wonderful afternoon at valedictorian's address and this was ably Colborne Township Hall presented by Karin Wednesday, June 28 when they held their Sunshine . Hoern• the raeeigg was the -Reeve —15Olir" MEN•61176'16';°-'• rffai — Gertrude Kaitting, co niversary which was responded to by Mrs. G. Kaitting who mentioned the fact that four women, Mrs„Tait Clark, Mrs. lIa Bean, Mrs. Ann Mon- tgomery and Mrs. ,Vi • Bean,- started the Institute and have served nobly and well 'down through the years and are a wonderful example of staunch Women's Institute members. The Institute received a certificate with plaque for their co-operation in the Sesquicentennial Parade, July 1977 and • also certificates were received for members who helped with the Institute float. • • One of the highlights of rrespondent, 524-2076 this when they visited England and Scotland recently, and the Institute members are most grateful for this present. The next meeting will be an evening meeting, Thursday July 27 at J3 • p.m. The meeting closed with the singing of the closing Ode and The Queen. • BRIDAL SHOWER Om Sunday afternoon, June .25 about 30 ladies, aunts and cousins of the groom and his step- sisters, relatives and friends, gathered at the home of Mrs. Les. Pit blado, Sunset Beach Road, for a bridal shower givn by Debbie Ginn, commended the • • • , graduates on their Shortly -alter 1 p.m. the The lawn of the Westlake family at Saltford was the setting of a lovely evening wedding in which Patricia Kathleen Westlake and Murray Neil Wightman were • joined in marriage on Ale 10, by, die Reverend John Wood of Victoria Street United Church. • .„ The bride is the daughter of Dorothy and Harry -Westlake of•Saltford and the groom is the son of Florence and NprmanWightman of Auburn. •• The bride wore a 'lovely gown of cotton voile with , .puff- sleeves . ribboa-bews.coyeredthefropt and sides of the gown. The back fell-froin a low square neckline to a satin bow at the waist and allowing train edged in dainty cotton lace. The bride wore a cluster of white daisies in her hair, • and carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, white • daisies, stephanotis and baby's breath. The matron of honor was Janice Nisbet of Pandas, sister: of the bride. She wore a blue: cdtton, sleeveless gown featuring a matching shawl. Her bouquet was made up of blue mums, pink miniatures, white daisies and baby's breath: A cluster of mums and daisies was worn n her hair. „ i Bridesmaids were etty Warr of Goderich, sister of the bride and Marily Wightman of Auburn, sister of the groom. They wore dresses Similar to the matron of honor's only in pink and yellow respectively. Flowergirl was Amy Fowler of Corunna, cousin of the bride. She wore a gown of tiny pink and blue flowers on a white background. She carried a bouquet similar to the m, atron of honor's only with . one sweetheart rose in the middle. She wore a small cluster of sweetheart roses and baby's breath. in- her" hair. Ringbearer was JefferyWilSon of Toronto, cousin of the gritorn: He wore a baby blue three piece suit with s boutonniere of pink sweetheart roses and baby's breath. . , The groom wore a grey three-piece suit with a boutonniere of pink sweetheart roses and baby's .. _ breath. . • ",, The best man was Martin Stevens of Waterloo; friend of the groom. Ushers were Glen Wightman of Goderich, brother of the groom and David Nisbet of Dundas, brpther-in-law of the bride. All wore grey • three-niece—sui ts . wfth b out on n i e re S' matallifig the bridesmaids' dresses. _ . • The processional music "If" was sung by Wanda Linner accompanied by Glen Linner on the guitar. "The Greatest Gift" was sung by both Wanda and Glen, daring the cerernony and --"Follow Me" was sung during the signing the register. -------Following the Cereinony the guests were served a light lunch on the lawn. A ----reception followed at Saltford Valley Hall where' the guests danced to masic ..... by Shannon. The couple left on--a-week's homeymoon to Stricklands in the Pocono Mountains in Penn - highlights of tr p o England and Scotland recently. Mrs. S. Hazlitt, Board member, also spoke • encouraging words to the students and wished them success in their high school years and later in their Chosen professions. -The - graduates- - and their teachers and gueSts then retired to the school where there was a splendid crowd and after all being welcomed by Principal John Kane, whd also acted as chairman, the awards were presented to- students in Grades, i -- 8 for reading, printing, math, English, science, social .studies and also French awards for Grades 3 - 8. Thera -were also other special awards presented: co-operation awards by Mrs. McMillen, improvement awards by Mrs. Hazlitt, sportsmanship awards by Mr. Kenwell, public speaking awards by John Kane, Legion Public speaking awards by John Kane, family studies by Mrs. Bruinsma, in- dustrial arts by MrS. Brainsma, proficiency awards by Mrs. Karen b Buchanan and all joined in singing the opening Ode and The Grace with Mrs.i G. Kaitting at the beautiful framed picture of -the Queen• and the Duke of' Edinborough by Mrs. Doug McNeil to the Institute to be hung in Colborne Township Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Doug McNeil and daughter, piano. • Mary •Louise obtained • After all had really done juiffee tO a delitious pot luck luncheon, the President called the meeting to order .and a minute's silence was observed in memory Mrs. aii-d(Grace) Bogie, one of the members who had passed away recently. The roll call was an- swered by pinning a corsage on one's Sufi shine Sister which is always a highlight. • Minutes of the last meeting ,were read by secretary, Mrs. -Allan A Stoll and correspondence Was attended to. Mrs. Terence Hunter was cOngratulated by the members on having celebrated her 55th wedding anniversary in June. Mrs. E. Bogie and Mrs. Henry Brindley gave splendid reports of the Wor,nen's Institute District Annual held at the Nile Church, May 29 to which they were delegates. Mrs. R. I3uchanan proposed a toast to Webster,. Foresters _ Tiger Dunlop W. I. on award by Bill Clements, this their 30th an - citizenship award by , -D oug- s award donated by John Westbrook and presented by Mrs. Dustow, Albert • Brindle,y award for mathematics donated and presented- by Mrs. Gordon Brindley, Gerald Brindley award for writing donated and presented by Mrs. Gordon Brindley, Wm, Wat'son award -by Grant sylvania. MacPhee, top athletes -.•16,-.4...• • ••••••..•••••..s• Kincardine Travel Service/ 44in" sid:•+_i Whether It's For A Vacation Or Business Trip ToAny Destination, Let Us Help You Make Your Arrangements 'For: CHARTER FLIGHTS, eAR RENTAL . 110.TELL116,scRAILTRANSPORTATION...„,_„, PASSPORTS, SAILING ' 1' \ ALL ARRANGEMENTS DONE AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU, THE CLIENT. Clients in Ooderigh Call Tell Free: Z411350 • 831 'Queen St. Kincardine 396-3477 aduates for with ' friendly chatter,. - :participating in several ,contests after which a • lovely lunch was served by the hostesses. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts and thanked 'her friends and relatives for their thoughtfulness. lady -Fraier, Jewell for -bride-to-be, Gwen Bernard whose marriage to Jeff E. Fisher is planned for Saturday July 29. The shower was a complete surprise to the bride-to-be and the guests enjoyed the afternoon Have you made - arrangements to attend the poq _barbecue, Bearrii,Ildr United Chureh,':Wednesday July 26, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.? Fqr tickets phone 524-2034. Don't forget to have your papers ready for this Saturday for the Benmiller Church Young Peoples group pick up. If you are not on their pick •up list, phone Mrs. G. Kaitting, 524-207-6, or better still deliver them • • • f to Mrs. Kaitting, across from D14114;1' Mfgel, high- Sw aa ty urda2;.by an. SOCIAL NEWS Congratulations are in order for Glen McNeil and Vanda Storey of Seaforth who were _married in First, 24. Vanda is welcomed to Seaforth, Saturday, June the community. - - Congratulations are also extended to Mr': arid Mrs. Allan Ball, Meneset, on the birth of a son, Scott Allen on June 23 i'n Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. G. Kaitting _last week were, Mrs. eLrutcay Edmonton,(McGregor)Yates of \-A•in formerly of - Goderich, viho renewed acquain- tances with many former friand_ also , Mrs. Beatrice Geiger of Zurich and Mrs..Lulu Gettic, daughter, Mrs. Ebert,' Mr. Ebertaria—sOn Michigan, and_ 1VIr. and Mrs. Frank Yates of lef4srtsttGb' ' Mts..ClifLIVIrNeil in their new home recently •vere Mr. and Mrs. - Mel ' McBride of Barrie and Mr. Alex Glen of Banff, Alberta who included in their visit, attendance at the MvNeil - Storey wedding in Seafdrth on June 24. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Les. 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