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s----�-F GE 6—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, -197,51.:.
ANN�N1P1K6S
Mrs Mak.
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and Mrfi. Harry Wall of • rnembership� ' of the Chw-ch•:
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LuQkn w visited, with„ their son Confirmation -_lasses will start
and'his wife, Mr. and Mrs.. Art on January 19.
Nall and farily on New Year's The Yo th ��'upar,e ha
ving
Day. •
an activity night on Wednesday
Mr; and_ Mrs. Marvin Smith in Brookside School'.,.-
•
returned home on Thigsday af- Mr• and Mrs. Gordon Ander
tet•�spelttding the holitl y season son .and family enjoyed .the
, with their, son and family, Mr. holidays in "Florida. ;,,While
and. Mrs,',Karl Smith of Windy there they' .toured. ,around„ the
sor`and other members of'theirstate and took in -•man' 'points
family in Essex." j '.- of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. N.G. Cocksedge Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mole and
of Toronto and Mr: and Mrs., family; Miss Janet Mole, Z{,in-
Dou-g Palmer of Niagara Falls -sardine; Walter Moe, .Mr. and,
were New Year's guests of Mrs.. Ws:- Jack • Phillips and family ,
• Palmer's brother and sister -in- visited with,Mr_and. Mrs. Ben
law, _Mr•_ and MTh,, Pei rick 1VYo�e
Brauillette. � -•
Mr. and Mrs, .Graham
-The Orange Lodge held a McNee entertained 'some of
card party on Friday evening at , their neighbours for an evening w.. Y_
which the were five tables of of cards. on New Year's ,Eve.
rogressive euchfe• !den's high M. and Mrs. Wm Moulton.
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prize went, to Albert Brown;. of Simcoe spent three days at
men's second prize tc, John An- New Year's with his father Mr.
derson; ladies' high pr.tze went Frank Moulton and Mrs. L. .
to Mary Bete. 4.44,,es' :second MacDonald.
prize to Mrs. Ben aisle• • Mrs. Melinda Nivins, Clinton
Gerry and David•'Be're and spent a few'da`s with`�ie river ,
'r, n fid brother-in-law, • Mr. and '4
r. and- Mrs; 4'A,. ishoFm
Wed in Wingham
'.,Ross ou g
° ton on Thursday so David Mrs. Jack Errington.: .
could catch a plane to go to - Chicken •'Pox is on the ram,
Chilliwack, B.C. for his next . page, and among those -affected
in th a ed are the- children of Mr. and
Rev. Ed, Dentinger officiated:
at the double -ring ceremony
which united in marriage Helen
11'owav of Wingharn and
course of training,
..Forces. MN. Grant Ctkrran and Mr.
Ann Ho
Y
e. rtn
Prett
Si, (. ecrge's, A,.n.glican,
Church, • Ggd.erich, was-
• 'decorated with, white mums,'
red caitraations, "two large poin-
settia. platits�`and' two brass can-
delabra for the December 14
wedding of Karen Hodand-
Paul E. Sarn.pson; ,,both of
� Goder•ich,
o anorl Garwood Russell coh- •
ducted the cand'elagh 'double-,.'
winter
+u
n
:r_ing ceremony. Soloist_vyas Mrs.
Avis Bisset who sang The
• ding Prayer :and The Wedding '
• Song.
• The bride's• parents are ,,Mr. ,
and Mrs. Arnold •Hocig'es .and
the Parents of the room grponi are
Mr. and Mrs. G.N. Sampson,
all of Goderich."
The bride was escorted to the
• altar by her father. he wore a
white satin floor -length Aline
empire waisted gown with Prin-
cess Ann sleeves., --a gathered in-
ner sleeve with a wide ,bell
over -sleeve. The gown featured
a white fp.r'trimmed hood' and
fur • trim • on the Y bell ' over-
steev{es: Her train was attached
to the{ gown. She carried a
bouquet of red sweetheart roses
' and.baby's breath: .
Wiiigham, cousin of the bride,
and bridesmaids Laurie and
Nancy. Chisholm, 'sisters of the
groom, both of Lucknow. Their
P t Alan` Chisholm - of ,$owns..were white flowers on•a
ter
c° round knit, V
C4hristmas 'visitors Mr and 'Mrs. Dirk Logtenberg. Lucknow a.n Saturday, Nove blue ba g
son of
and Mrs. Thos Webster were Little- JoeyCurran, bey 30, at Sacred Heart Churc--�---••-neekline ••e�xtending'.into •dies. at•
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley and. Mr, and Mn- Do'lald..Curran, in Winghari Lighted can- `'+ the back with .long sleeves
Alice•,of Goderich; .Miss Fay spent •-a ass week
of days in , delabra and' flowers formed the gathered at the wrists. They within 30, days ! Marriage Bradley R.N. Landon; Mr. hospttal last week with 'a virus. setting. around the altar. carried bouquets' 'of white and
Mrdaughter f pink carnations
r
}i Linda embers of their fame y a .y guests were
�. �.9 Ni�r.% find Mrs. Ra /Grant arri ' e by her
New- -Year's „.and Mrs ob sci t Lbw, �� in g Jr.the ori ,.jl'hey' ore "
d' Les ie classical l
ak4id girls, Laurie an o .,, • ••
Wedding stories
and pictures
,
must .arrive+ at the
Signal -Star
•
MR. AND,MRS.
Matron of honor was Rose„
Squire;�,�` a friend of the bride,
Londa t Bridesmaids were
Roxanne Johnson, friend of the
` bride, Strathroy, and Nancy
Hodges, sister -Of the bride,
groderich.• They were gowned a .
like in long A-line red velvet
$ruse _Roduguez, London; infecvion. The bride is the augt er o a.
and Mrs.n Robt. Miller (nee—Mr. and Mrs. Art. Stewart --Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Holloway Greg Hunter, friend ' o the
Brenda Bradley.) Waterloo; Mr. spent New Year's with other •
groom, was best man and
1 t the of. W.T.ngham .and the parents of ushered, by Mark
and • rs� n/ T omas, m ,
and ,fW�e'�dy �f Willowdale. � n hq. e�! f /their' ,daughter � and ,the ,,groom are Mr. and Mrs.
a l Chisho tn, Lucknow.
Chisholm, Lucknow, brother of
N
oras15,f•ee
with
will be charged
e
the' groo"m, and Stuart
' Ott Matthew and Andrew of 'Alton d fame y Lucknow. �, iven// ,
h th�' brtd chot�k a brotheq�
` black rim,(
.grey tuxedos wit �
f Mississauga Thomas; and Mrs. Edna Black, crys ae. bilye stefront- with t'
M -x. Bob,.E�dy.:� x g
an of Wing am -
Kitchener Visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Stanley father; 1' St Mori Lee gown in
Mr.and Mrs - Irvine Eedy.
t 1 1 ster crepe wi blue and white ruffled .shirts,*,
oam!'e to his pa b • h for G derich ccallea on Mr. and round black
last k yaws of S a d 1 h-'gh
Mrs. Katharine :Wright, mandarin neckline an ong
,1 • The awn featured a
my velvet -bow -tits and black ` re. tohome o t •
New Year's and then h•is wife, Mrs• Art Stewart week. kl d 1
and 'twin daughters, IV!'egeln
and Jennifer,a;dcompanied him
ee a pear s, cummerbunds. " •
d and receptic3n
Thamesville spent a few days, sleeves. g
• h
having spent `a few days in law, Mr. and Mrs. R.G. g
.chapel P
or wed , ' a c
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alter that date
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followed . in the Legion Tall in Goderich and •a coirimunity
home to Mississauga. after wit h her son and d•au hteii in wavesingineskirt
caught atthe
4 Wr
shower'' by Mrs: Gerald
P.E. SAMPSON -
" py SampsOli, niece
• Little P�
of the grooPn, Goderich;' Was
flower•'girl, and "was gowned
identically to the re nior atten-
dants•
Ringhearer ^was Tonimy---
Sampson, nephew. of the groom, .
Groo,msrna.n was •„, Gary
a
gowns with long bell. sleeves Squire, rind , of the groom,
-and attached hoods., The -hoods L''orid'oi'i' . 1#she-r-s--•_were Jerry
and the sleeves were...trimmed Rivett --friend.,. of the 'groom,
with white fur.,. All .att nibtnts • -Goderich_and Norris Sampson,
carried, white. fur , muffs with brother of the groom, Goderich.
Red aria. white streamers;'
.:lic'nsetCia$''arranged-•on them. '
white• bells with Karen
Bud printed on a white
background ' and outlined with
fired sparklers 'decorated Salt -
ford• Valley Hall, .for the wed- -
ding reception., The' bride's -
„Mother wore. a floor-length.,gold
• floweered 'gown With gold�Cer--""-`°
sleeves 'and a White gardenia
'corsage. ,The groom's, mother ,
:selected a floor -length royal
Mblue coat -dress. ensemble with
black 'accesaoriea and....a. 'white
gardenia „corsage.
ban Murphy was master of
ceremonies 'at the wedding.
Wedding :. guests were present
from .Strathroy, Guelph, Lon-
dao, ' Windsor, Goderich, Clin-
ton, Port , Albert, Burlington,
and Mississauga. Telegrams.
were received ftorri Plymouth
and Lyni•ington in England.
The couple hbneymoone
Freepoii!;t in the Bahamas for
one week. Following the ‘wed-
ding, the bride ' changed to a
hand -knitted navy blue long .A-
line•dress'with long puff sleeves
lined .with rod, -and a corsage of
red sweetheart ,roses.
They . are residing. ,,at 37L1
Huron Road, Goderich.
Pr.iorl,-to her marriage, the
bride was the recipient of many
gifts at showers given in hex,
honor by,, Mrs. Pates Hodges,
sister-in-law of the bride, and
"Nancy Hodges; sister' Of the
bride; and "by Mrs. Hilda°Sain-
psonr; sister-in-law' of, the
groom. _
h ' a rounded Wing am
train. Tm o "" -" The mother of the bride wore' Priestap: The couple was also''
p
rted French' ''' ' g surprised by a party given in a sleeveless floor=len -•th Mat -
ick Eed ,- During •the holiday Mr: and lace was gathered at the bibbed Ching jacket.' and'' a -corsage of 1 their honor by 'Mr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J of -Mrs. Art McMichael and front and trimmed the sleeve , ' Ritchie of 'Kincardine.
Michael- and,: LaurelM burnt orange carnations. The Bill.
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'a few family visited her parents, Mr. hemline and cl}anel train. Her groom's mother chose a Odor- Mr. and Mrs.' Chisholm will .
days hroy .visited for:, Y and headdress was a •Juliet ,capmlet
with the ' and Mrs. Ken" Thompson length --.dusty •rose . knit gown'reside-14 Lucknow. The bride is
days at New 'Years l
r •Mrs. H.J.L.Joan,. Goderich Ther brdther, •with matching lace and ,seeded with,•.a white and pink rose ear employed,, at Hodgins
former s, mother, M M Donald; ' in ' Wingham. The '
'Thornton. •• Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Thomson pearls caught with a four -ti She : sage.•
Eedy and "Tho ,
28 and familW Goderich; and Art's pure -silk illusion veil. The bride was honored With of Humber
On Saturday, .Depember ,_ Y
e and Mr, and '- parents, Mr: and Mrs; Arthur .,, carried a bouquet , of white : a m srellan'eous, shdt?ver4 giv,,e� College in Taranto, is employed
1974 Mrs. H•_.EdY roses and. " ardenias. r re the Kim as an instrumentation field ,
M,ra•--- Ralph Henderson of McMichael( Clinton.g • the 'maid olh hong„,
Goderieh wtsre guests •of Mr. • Miss hva• • Carry Harry ,arid Gowned . 'identically we . Mellor; a relative shower given," technician at Bruce Generating
and Mrs. ,Alfred Detiistedt • in Edgar Carr spent Christmas three bridal • attendants, the• b•y Mrs. Ben Chish�)i i' Statio�i.
and Mrs. Cannan •
rnai'd' of honor,. Kuri Mellor of ,
Milverton. Mrs, 15ensfedt is a with Mr,,,,
sister alf' Mrs. Eedy, aye
Dungannon.. , and sons. -
Port Albert—i•
, Friends here 'were.saddened • ' .New Year's visitors .with
to .learn -of ,the" death of Mrs. - Miss Iva Carr, Harry and
Roy 'Rutledgein Stratford. Edgar were Mr. ;and Mrs. Car -
Sympathy ,is extender- to. the man Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
family 'who , were •former Hayden,.Laurie'and Linda and
residents' here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hayden, all
„Sacrament of Holy Com- of Port Albert.
munion will -be celebrated in •Mr. and M•rs. Kitchener ,Fin -
,Dungannon and Nile churches nigan--and 'Mrs. Barn of
on Sunday, January 12. It will Goderich visited,,Mr. acid Mrs.
Ae appreciated if any - Graham McNee on Sunday. -.
rorganizations-of the Charge can Mr. Brown Smyth; Huron -
complete their repdrts and„ Pass. view has suffered __another'
thepi in to : Rev. R.C. stroke andyM is . partially
"McClenaghan as soon as paralyied-.
possible.'�- -
Rev':R.C- M.eClenaghan ONL f you—,E/d►lN-�r.
would be interested in 'hearing
of any young people who would OF LIFEI
- • be desirous of coming•'••-+i•nte-`--
GIVE, THE GIFT
HAVE AN ACCIDENT
wring The .Festive Seaso
FOOD & ALCOHOL
STAINS CAM
BECOME
'if you had an accident with
;our food or drink during the
festive season, you should.
- have them cleaned -
immediatelyn. Eood and
alcohol stains_- can become
^r,•`a•petmatient if. fat more than a
•
fe* days.
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LIGHT FRONTS -OF BEEF
LIGHT HINDS OF BEEF.
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