The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-28, Page 11Jack
Worship service was
held Sunday in the
Holmesville United
Church. Children at-
tended their classes in the
Sunday School rooms.
Mr. Stewart Farquhar
and Mr. Harold Jantzi
received the offerings.
Scott and Peggy Scott
presented their daughter
Leslie Dawn Marie to
Rev. J. Oestreicher for
baptism, Joan Switzer of
Clinton being a God-
parent.
Next Sunday in
Holmesville United
Church they will be
starting to celebrate their
100th birthday. Service
will be at 2 pm with the
senior choir in at-
tendance. Former
ministers will be bringing
their greetings. Guest
speaker for the service
will be the well known
nQws _csunmenta_tor _of_
,CFPL - TV London, Jack
Burghardt. After the
service, there will be a
friendship hour in the
church hall with birthday
cake and coffee.
THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,, SEPTEMBER 28, 19.71 .,•-PAGE. 11
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Bridal Shower
A lovely bridal shower
was held at the home of
Mrs. Betties on the
evening of September 19
in honour off Miss Bonnie
Cox. A surprise parcel
game was played with
Bonnie the eventual
winner. Co -hostesses
were Mrs. William Cox,
Mrs. Letitia Riddle, Mrs.
John Wubs, Mrs. William
Townshend, and Mrs.
Don Harris.
The many beautiful
gifts were presented to
the bride to be by Miss
Jary Jean Betties and
Pat and Cheryl, sisters of
Bonnie. A bridal bonnet
was made and a lovely
corsage completed the
bride's evening outfit.
Round dance
club
The Huron Happy
Heart Round Dance Club
began their weekly
dances for the season at
the Holmesville Public
School on Friday evening
MR. AND MRS. D.J.
HOFFMEYER
Wed recently
St. George's Anglican Church Goderich was
decorated with white daisies and coral gladioli on
Thursday, August 31 at 6:30" p.m. for the wedding
which united in marriage Brenda Joy Harrison and
Douglas John Hoffmeyer.
The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Harrison, Goderich and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffmeyer, R.R. 2, Goderich.
The Rev. Robert Crocker officiated at the double -
ring candelight ceremony. The bride's godfather, the
Rev. Thomas Griffin of Ingersoll. assisted with Holy
Communion.
Guest organist, Paul Howe, played the traditional
wedding march while the bride was escorted down the
aisle by her father.
The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She
wore her mother's formal length wedding gown of
antique lace over ivory satin. The dress featured a
lace hood, bell sleeves and a cathedral train. She wore
a gold pendant, gift of the groom and a gold stick, pin
which belonged to her great-grandmother. She
carried a bouquet of miniature coral roses,
stephanotis, myrtle and gypsophilia.
The maid of honor, Miss Linda Dougherty of
Uoderich, friend of the bride, wore a coral sleeveless
gown of of jersey knit with an accordiari pleated skirt
and matching chiffon cape. She wore daisies in her
hair and carried a nosegay of coral carnations and
white daisies.
The groom wore a light brown three-piece suit.
Barry Hutchinson, Goderich, friend of the groom, was
groomsman. He wore a three-piece light brown suit.
The ushers were John and Jeff Harrison, brothers of
the bride.
During the signing of the register the organist
played "The Hawaiian Wedding Song".
A family dinner was held in the solarium at Ben -
miller Inn. The tables were decorated with bouquets of
'summer flowers. The wedding cake which was made
by the bride's great-aunt, Mrs. Hugh Ball, was
decorated with tiny coral roses. Following the dinner,
gtests were entertained at the home of the brid'e's
parents.
For her daughter's wedding the bride's mother
chose a floor -length gown of icy jade matte jersey,
softly draped in blouson style with cape sleeves.
The groom's mother wore a floor length gown of
French blue crepe de chine fashioned with tiny jacket
and self loop trim.
Both the bride's and bridegroom's mother wore
corsages of white carnations.
For travelling to the Maritimes the bride changed to
a three-piece ensemble in shades of mulberry and
plum.
Prior to the wedding the bride was feted at several
social gatherings. A miscellaneous shower was held at
the Hoffmeyer home with hostesses Miss Linda
Dougherty and Miss Lynda Hoffmeyer; a_.
miscellaneous shower was held at Mrs. Hugh Ball's
home and the staff of Gerrards held a wine and cheese
party at the home of Mrs, Edna Pollock.' •
A stag mid doe party Wes also held for the bide and
groom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Puller.
The groom's parents entertained at. their home
following the wedding rehearsal.
September 1S with a. good
attendance under the
direction, of Edward and
Lois Wise. On Wednesda. y
evening, September 20,
the club was invited to
dance at the Brookside
Public School when the
summer beginner class
graduated. Guests were
present from Grand
Bend, Bayfield,
Goderich, Clinton,
Londesboro, Auburn,
Lucknow, Kincardine,
Hanover, Walkerton,
Howick. After the
graduates had danced a
few initiation dances,
they were presented with
diplomas and pins by the
Wises.
A gift was presented to
the instructors by the
class and the Howick
Club gave a gift of ap-
preciation for the mon-
thly dances that Edward
-and -Lois -held -this -ye-ay.:-
Lunch was served by the
graduates and lovely
graduation cake was cut
and served by the Wises.
School news
Please note on the
kindergarten calendars
the following error;
Thursday, September 28
should be a "B" day
instead -of -an "A" day as
typed on the calendar,
thus making Friday,
September 29 an,. "A"
day.
Soccer
Tournament
Girls and boys teams
from this school will
participate in a soccer
competition on Wed-
nesday, October 11. Rain•
date is the 13th. A cross
country competition will
take place on Tuesday,
October 24 with
representatives from our
school in attendance.
Reportswill be sent
home on Wednesday,
October 18. The reports
will deal with the at=
titudes that the pupils
have developed toward
their various respon-
sibilities.
School band member-and-act1veiaymon in -the United church of
Canada. He is currently on the advisory committee
of the Salvation Army and is involved in many other
organizations.
olmesville
news
Blanche Deeves,
correspondent 482-3383
30 members. Seventeen
are in .Grade 8, 11 of these
have played in the band
for two years and there
are students in. their first
,year. Support,jar the
school band has been
received from Huron
County Board of
Education, the Goderich
Lions Club and the
Goderich Township WI.
Personals
Following the Baptism
service on Sunday the
families of baby Leslie
Scott gathered at the
home of her grand-
parents, Mr. and 1VIrs.
Don Switzer, Rattenbury
St., Clinton for a social
time.
Holmesville 1 4-H
The second meeting of
the Holmesville 1'4-H was
held September 18 at the
home of Debbie Mathers.
The meeting opened with
the members repeating
the pledge and creed. The
secretary's report was
read.
A discussion was held
on a name for the club.
Reading from the
members pamphlet
"breakfast what is in it
for me, breakfast skip-
per's scramble, break-
fast need not be boring,
b'rekfasr ideas,anis
menus. From the brunch
page, teams were chosen
with Lynda Schondeals
and Mary Jean Bettles as
captains. Lynda
prepared a yogurt loaf,
Mary Jean energy
squares. Each member
tasted what was made.
-. S-mokey- Says: _ __ .
Known not only to television viewers, but to many
members of the United and other churches, Jack
Burghardt will be the guest speaker at the
Holmesville United centennial celebrations on
Sunday, October 1. The service will take place at 2
p.m. Mr. Burghardt is well known as chief
newscaster for CFPL-TV, London. He .is al
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The school band is
under the direction of Mr.
Robert Blackwell and has
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