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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-12-14, Page 18• 4. 14, 1961 BOGIES BEACH FOUNDERS 4' CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY VI Mr. and Mrs. Andrew -Bogie, lilt 3, Goderich, were honored $1!,17nrflaY afternoon and even- ing oa. the occasion of their 'ice wedding anniversary. En- tertainingor their parents ,.'woke their daughter, Mrs. John (Evelyn) Quaid, of Sarnia, and their son, Graham, of St. Cath- arine$. , Previous observance of the anniversary year was a recent trip to the American and Can- .adian West vi ' g a sister, Mrs. Harvey () Potter, at -Langbank, Sa: ehewan, and other relative ' t R� oeked t ? rtnePs--delft blue, peau de ' : ie, with orchid corsage, Mrs. Bogie and her husband received the many friends and relatives who came to offer congratulations. ;...1 One of the attractive `tea tables featured, an exquisite floral centrepiece of an,. roses 'and white mums with, ruby col- ored tapers and the other, a three -tiered wedding cake, dec- orated with miniature . ruby roses and white mums 'between white tapers. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs Salah Pollack of Mrs. Nelson Graham, of Sunny Hill Farm, Sheppardton, be- came the bride of Andrew, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogie, also of Sheppardton, on December 7th, 1921. The cere- mony was performed at, the home where the bride was born, by the Reverend H. Royale, 'past8r of SheppardtonMethod- ist Church. After a honeymoon in Toronto and points east, the couple established their new home in Colborne Township, at the farm' beside beautiful Lake Huron, five miles north of Goderich, where they still re- side. Through the years they have-takenun--aetive----interes -in almost all of the community life and 30 years ago sub- divided their lakefront property to form the area now+ known as "Bogie's Beach." The Bogies have four grand- children, Betty, Robbie, Donna and Shirley Quaid, of Sarnia, who were also present for this happy occasion. 50th Salt Cargo Leaves Pine River,' aunt . of the bride I The Midland Prince clear - of 40 years ago, and Mrs. Ernest Pridham, who was soloist at the wedding. The flowergirl and sister of 'the bride, Mrs. William (Irene) Stoddart, • of Lion's Head, poured tea in the evening, with a cousin, Miss Olive Miller, of Toronto. Tea assistants fcrr this reception were the alternate organists at ;the wedding, Mrs. Evelyn Car- ter, of London, and Mrs. Flor- ence Lauder, of Goderich; also Mrs. Earl Bogie, Mrs. Robert Bogie, Mrs. Les Johnston, Mrs, Cecil Hollands, of Kincardine; .•: Clifford Hod; Mrs. Elmer Minter, Mrs. Terence Bainter, Mrs. C. L. Jones, of London; Mrs. Gordon. Orr and Mrs. Ed. Stiles. The former Alice Ethel, daughter of the late Mr. and ed Goderich Harbor on Mon- day with a cargo of rock salt destined for Cleveland, Ohio. This was the last boat ship- ment of rock salt from Gode- Aids Christmas Lighting'Fund Another donation has come in for the Gu ierieh merch- ants' .,Christmas Lighting df the Square nroaie.et. The lat- est one rs ror $5 and it is from Walter Dalton, of River- side, Ontario, a native of Kingsbridge. With ,regards to this, Mr. Dalton wrote The Signal -Star as follows: "I read with nostalgia Alex Hume's Letter to The Editor recently. We were classmates in GCI from 1912 on." • SHORT IN FRIG CAUSES FIRE AT CORNISH STORE Ggderich Fire Department an- swer+ed'ea call -to R. H. Cornish EIeetfrc on esf stfe'ZFrC?onday night: The fire started when a used refrigerator shorted and ignited the wood floor on which the cord was laying. Damage to the store was very light as the small blaze only charred the front of a new refrigerator and did not harm the used one. j3ob Shrier of The Signal -Star staff first- noticed rstnoticed the fire and turned in the alarm before thevfire had a chance to make much head way. The greatest inC"onven- ience and expense will be as a result 'of the soot that settled throughout the. store. rich for this season. It mark- ed the 50th cargo to: be shipped from the Sifto Salt Mine this year. FOR.. 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