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Whither - Thompson
Wed in Dungannon
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° , Dungannon' .Unfixed Church .. _Each- -carried a bouquet of
decorated with. candelabra and',white daisies and shrimp
white .and„- shrimp _colore4 t': eornfloWr-and-baby's- breath.-
mu'nis and daisies was the They all wore cultured pearl
setting ; for the marriage of necklaces, gifts of the bride:
Joanne Louise Thompson arid Groomsman was • • Glenn
loo . , Stephen Brian Whitney. Whitney, brother" of the grpont.
The bride is the daughter of. Ushers, were James Ulch, John
Mr. and Mrs. Frank•Thot'iipsori; . Neurrlersehitsky, friends of the
Dungannon. The -groom is the groom; Ron Thompson, brother
Son. Cr -Mr> and Mrs: Ronald of the' bride, and Wayne
Whitney, RR 1, Kincardine. ...., ' Whitney,. brother of• ivhe,Tgrogni„.
' Rev. Clarence-McClertaghan • All attendants ' , wore brown _
performed the double -ring..- tuxedos with 'velvet lapels and
.` ceremony June ,6, satin trim and velvet bow .ties
Given in marriage by her with white_ruffi<ed shigt4,,
father, the bride chose a floor- Nancy Err-rgton wsoloist
• length silk organza gown with , and Marie. Boyle'accompanied
appliqued imported French at - the organ.:Music for the
lace flowersd trimmed with ` wedding was Av.,a Marie, Lord's
seed. pearl . Her. ' flowing Prayer, Take 'These":Hands, I
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cathedral rain ' had lace Honestly Love You, and Wed -
flowers trim. She worea Juliet ding March. - --
lace headpiece accented with Mother of the bride, wore a
seed pearls and carried • a white floral dress , and her '
""‘'''' bouquet of white gardenia and corsage was a brown throated
baby's breath. „yellow orchid.
Sgsan Drew of Kincardine •• The groom's mother° wore a
•was matron of honor:. mint floor -length, gown with
Bridesmaids 'were.,:- r.s..:•...A.,,t matching lace jacket, white
-.D,anahy, "Kincardine and Mrs. accessories'•''and a corsage of
Gerrie Glenn, Dungannon;; white rosebuds.�__ _s, __ __.._ ____'W
sisters .of the ride, and Mrs: -- For travelling the bride wore
.Jndra Neumerschitsky,' of a peach street -length ,dress,
Guelph, friend of the bride, white accessories' and a .white
Junior bridesmaid was Cheryl . gardenia, corsage.,' •
Whitney, sister of • the groom. • Their wedding vitrip was
• Flowergirls' were Angela and through northeastern Ontario
Arletta ,Glenn, nieces of - the ' and Quebec. ,.;-. . ;,/,
bride,. They will reside ..in;Guelph
.All her.attendants wore where the groom 'is efnployed '
. identical ' • shrimp -colored`-' by AVCQ Finance Company and
sleeveless gowns with „short- the bride by Victoria and Grey..,, After . considerable debate .
`white. sheer floral . jackets, Trust Co.
.._� - « -t •and° a lengthy recess Huron
Gtays�her _ Biradle'• 'County Council recommended
Friday the signing of a new one '
year agreement with Canadian
HoneymoOf i n H a W ali
� local .110 5, covering Public
Union of Public Employees,
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AUBURN :'Ap(D pISRICi NEWS
The June meeting of St.
Mark's (Anglican Church
' Worpen was held at the home of
Mrs. Ed Davies with a good
attendance President 'Mrs.6*
Gordon' 'Taylor. opened,,, the
meeting.Script`ure•lesson from
St. Matthew was read, by Mrs,
Elmer ;Frommer. Mrs. Robert
Slatergave,'" the meditation.
Pray* were ,said by Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt. Religious
poetry was read by Mrs, Iain
Clark. '
,Mrs. Andrew Kir}cconnell
,gave the Livir g_Message theme
on Life at Burn's I!ake.
The minutest ,were accepted
as read by the secretary, Mrs.
John Daer. The financial
statement was given by the
treasurer, Mrs, Thomas
Haggitt.
It was +decided' to keep sen -v
ding the bales of clothing 'up
north: All, the ladies were
pleased with the work done in
the -Rectory and all enjoyed
pen ous.e t erre.
Roll call was answered by a
-Bible verse containing the word
"Father". The travelling apron'
receiyved a penny for each letter
in St:'Barnabas, the Apostle.
Hostess Mrs. Davies served'a
dainty lunch assisted by Mrs.
' Celia Taylor and• Mrs,. Thomas
Haggitt.
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Mes ?radii k, 526-1595
will' show floral slides taken in
va eus places.
Mrs* Myrtle Munro attended
the Huron -Perth_ Retired.
Teachd•rs' Conference F Nin
• Mitchell last` W ednesday. ;•
'Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Wilson of
Fort Frances visited last week
with their cousin, Mrs. Eleanor
'Bradnock, Mr. George Collins,
,ancl Mrs. John S.tadlenann'
•Christine.and RhendaseBlyth.
Last week Mr.•and Mrs„W.J.
'O'Donnell of • London visited
with Mrs,`Myrtle Munro..
• Mrs. Cella Taylor, Mrs. Beth
Lansing and Arthur,Youngblut°
enjoyed the bus trip to Elora
last Wednesday with the Huron
County Historical Society":"°'
Daryl Ball who is -employed-
for, the summer ' with •ttle
Ontario Ministry'of Agriculture
and Food at Thunder. Pay,
spent the holiday weekend. a•
his home -here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs,, Stanley Ball and .
other members of his family. •
M'r. and -Mr -s: Randy M�echan
and Daryl all visited on
• 'SOCIAL NEWS
Wayne' Scott and .Henry
• Sobolski of Wawa and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Scott' of London
spent theweekend with Mr, and
Mrs.. Kenneth' Scott and Eric
Scott.
- M. andMr. Mrs, Alfred Weston
of Toronto spent- the weekend
with herparents, Mt. and M.
Alfred Rollinson and brother, "
Murray Rollinson.
Mrs. A. .Barnett of Goderich
will be guest speaker for art
open meeting of the Auburn
:Horticultural.- Society' in --the
Auburn -Community -Me- r orial. -
hall on July 7th at 8 p.m. She
Sunday 'with their nephew
Michael Hoffman in St.
Joseph's .1-16spi:tal, London.
'+ Miss Connie. Tromer
returned home last Wednesday
frorii Cliii,ton '�Public Hospital
where ,-.sh.e had her tonsils
removed. ' ' , •
The 49th "annual memorial'
service of. Ball's cemetery was
held last Sunday with a good
attendance: The service was in
charge of Knox United Church
with Rev, Harold Snell of
Exeter being the pest speaker.
The late Rev. Garnet Potter
:had prepared the program.
Mrs. Norman McDowell,
secretary -tr'easur'er was in
;;charge,,• of registration. 1VIr;s,
•Celia Taylor accompanied for
the hymns-nnher accordit►n+ w
The service was lathe charge
of the Balls cemetery Trustee
'Board 'composed° ° of Frank
Raithby, chairman; NorS-nan
•McDowell and Robert Arthur.
Mr_ with -by welconmecl all- ra -
the service and spoke of thee_
work which had, been done the
”- ' .past,year. Special thanks was .
extended. to Mrs, McDowell and •
.Robert Turner who "is ,the
superintendent.
• Mr., ,, 'Raith,by 'expressed'
, sympathy to those, who -had laid
loved -ones t6 rest during the
past Year. Those : who 'had.,
_passe.d :on - were"' Mrs• ' John,
Youngblut„ Perc`r Youngblut,
Amos Ball, Joseph Kenneth
Rapson, William Joseph
-'Mrs, Robert J. Phillips, Russel
Reed, Walter Wagner, Harry L.
Sturdy, Robert J., Phillips and,
Jasper McBr,ien. , '
. Rev. Harold Snell gave' an
, inspiring •,..,message on the
theme, The Open Door, ,basing.
it on Revelations 3:8. He stated .
that God speaks'to all today ancL
has_ always the door open. for ti,;,
tl.thoSe who.wish to.enter...
He' spoke... cif the looked---
chur=c'lies :now which is a must
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fill todays society and stated
that no man can shut the door to
Life Eternal- and to Death. He
ewagree,nents settle
or
bran empio ees
%Y ry.,•heal'th.inspectors and staff.
St: -Paul's "Cathedral, Bloor: 'carnations and baby's breath: The new agreement -which •.
•St.. East; . Toronto, was the Maser• Kevin Kerr acted as expires June. 30, 1976; provides•
scene of a beautiful wedding -oh ringbearer and, his little sister for increases_.of_ 1.5..-to22 per -rex t•-
Saturday,: -rune 7, when•L 'one Heather was flowergirl„rn-blue and for the first time wiirin-
Katharine,, eldest daughter of flowered laatiSte and carrying a,.; elude plumbing inspectors•
•1'Ir. and Mrs. Bartlett Bradley, • basket of -old fashioned flowers:' Under the terms of the new
was united in iage "to The best man was -Patrick ' agreement the county s four
Captain John G11aMier of the Lilly and the ushers Were Craig public health inspectors ✓will
Queens Own,R'fles. Bradley,' -brother of the bride, receive between11 1.
$ 00 and
'The cere ony...--,-'was :per, .and David Glaysher,' the two plumbing in-
spectors will receive'between
. ,$11,500 and $14,400;secretary
-•-and bookkeepers o e betwe 6 '
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h 8
e Off
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and $8;400,; ,secretary -steno
' between $6,400 and $8,000;
clerk -typist between $6,000 and
$7,600;- while dental assistant
fees will be $30 perday.
No, additional 'employee
benefits` were granted. fn the
contact: an41! the - maximum
salaries' for the public health
and plumbing inspectors will be
effeet ive..after:i ve'years rather~
than, four. ,as in the previous,
contract. '
The debate'” was sparked by,
Executive Committee Chair-
man Robin Lawrie, Blyth, wino
argu'e`d that the executive
must be a memberof� a union. ' UUmmmgs,, attend a Ministry
,must be a member of a union. of Transportation. and Corn-
-* After a lengthy recess' • to munication--hearing-to support
establish jurisdictional rights,. an application of Huron ,Trails
a motion was passed to transfer Incorporated -for an Airline
plumbing inspection to the Limousin . Service.
Board -of Health and'be subject Huron Trails have made an •
to union negotiations.,' e,pplication to:the Ontario High
-fir council business the way ' Transport •Board, for a,
executive. 'committee ,recom-• licence to operate an* airline
mended to- council that a -new= --Fri n o u s i r e s-dr1r c e• f rom
Health and Social Services Co_ Goder.ich, Clinton, and Seaforth
ordinating Committee be 'to . Toronto International Air -
formed. The commi'tte'e" is to' ,.port and :;froni the airport to
study and look' into ',matters other points ,in Huron`CQ"trnty-..
pertaining to health social The service eal•ls for 'a single
,forrtred,. by/Canon ,Rev. R. P. brother of the grooi-n. •-
Dann. /,, .
The• ride was gowned in a
....or
- us�er ' .
eats ' '
on of
g peau
de
seie with a' long train: Her
p*address encrusted with •seed •
earls . coni 1e'mented her
gip, P
gown.`' Her bouquet' was
sweetheart roses and,, baby's
breath. ' '
Her attendants_ were Donna
Fitzgerald as maid of�hondr in
blue; and her •sister Judith and
sister-in-law Andrea Bradley in
charming pink dresses ` with
matching frilled: capes. They
all wore large picture hats
adorned with flowers and.
,carried bouquets 'of, -miniature
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All kids
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pool, benef 1
"a child in summer,'it has to be
.°°swimming; , °'M'ental'ly "han-
- dicapped children are no ex-
ceptibn• an°...for the :past five
years dr so; the children ',at
Queen Elizabeth School have
been taking swimming lessons
at Judith Gooderham Pool. '
The lessons are really a
.water orientation -:program -=for
,' trier youngsters, and -they really
.have'a ball. •-
Tltere; " were, five people.
—teaching them this year - pool
staff- Mary'Hamner, Mary
Stimson?, Cathy.. Reynolds,, and
Rab_ _ W`heeler; ,and '_Bevan
Lindsay, ateacher ..at the
.-school. "They all seemed to
• -enjoy teaching the kids almost
°, much as the' kids enjoy
learning
There were. four. different
swimming groups: beginner,
aunior, intermediate, and
er ' senior. These were in no 'way
• related to the Red Cros's
swimming 179gra.i
qutpVa/V'PY4'TVY'VMY YSV V•f4 TV 9'V4 q'V�v r .`tV• Y'v •,
- sim$ly todk the youngsters at •
BY ROB SHR'IER_ .......
If there is1one thing to amuse
• Mrs•• i'artlett Bradley
received her ' guests at the
reception held lathe Moss Park
'Armories. -She was char-
mingly gowned in apricot satin
back Crepe with snatching'
'M'rs. • Robert "Glaysher,
mother of the groom,' received
•in- turquoise. _crepe with _ -mat-
ching corsage: _ -,'; „ . ;.
'Lynne, rs''the• ogranddaGghter
of Mrs. Craig and the' late
'Ernest Craig,of Goderich? Mrs.
Craig was gowned ip .powder •
bide 'crepe "and a corsage .of
yellow roses. ';
T,be happy, r couple
honeymooned-ii41awaii.
The • -bridal party ,left the.
cathedral, under �;an arch --of
swords formed by , fellow .of-
firers of the groom's regiment•
Guests.,were from Goderich,
'- •-�-�Iondon"Vancouverj Scarboro,
- Mississauga, • Don Mills,' •
Willowdale and Hamilton.
,face value and classified” them
according' ,to aptitude. This -41
year there'were 32 students.
-The= program was ' cut short
this summer because of ,con-
struction at the pool, as it was
last ,con-
struction
There were onlay,,
seven classes this year, but .the:
peo,pl'e working with ` the
,' students -hope• to, have a full
month o$.clasSes net year.
Classes ended -last weekend.. But the program doesn't end
there. This winter there will be
swimming classe'g for the
youngsters' at the ' pobl ,in
Atanastra.
The five -r instruottlrs are
real•! -happy about the special
w• SWItitrning program and feel it
is really' worthwhile. It .is just
. , .y one"'moire ttep' on tile 'way to , •-r�
helping these children adjust;:
to' life d spite their dif *Mlles
and differences. •
services; and related services fare 'rite around $0, and half-
within'theCounty fare rates for additional
It was recommended that •the
committee consist,.. of the.
Warden chairman of the Board
rd
a
• of Health, Chairman, of the
Social' Services Committee,
President of the,Huron County
Children's Aid, Society, • the
Medical',Officel^ of Health, the
:Childrens Aid' Society,. local
director, the Social Services'''
Administrator and the -County
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The formation of the com-
• h-ii,ttee was recommended by
the • Children's 'Aid Society to
keep closer: touch on social
services-' in the' •
•Goderich Township Reeve
Gerry Ginn claimed that the•
formation of such a committee
'was a Step irr:.the rigllTA*Prion
but it vas. Sive year 'late -
coming.
later _:.
coming. - ' •
Huron. County ;'Council sup-
"' ported. a 'recommendation •of
the Development Committee
that -,'the Warden, ''"or the
Development officer, R.S
passengers.. ,
„Counc,il' ; endorsed the
reeom- - - - ' -
m�'ndatron �+ to send
delegates to the July ,2 hearing-,
in Toronto to dicate,'support'�
of the service:°The rates for, the
service will' be fixed by• the'
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(continued on page 1,6,)., 'a the.surrounding district.
BRUCE MA:cpONALD
ELECTRIC
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Domestic-Commercial.IndustriqI
133 Britannia Rd :• .
Pimp Evenings 524-81-46
Effective July 1, 1975, to send a telegram or cable,' please call
(no toll charge)
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1-800-26574426'
Service will. be available 24 hours per, day ev.en...clays,:per:.,.
Mone Order Service is available through your local Bank.
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ele-com�municattons '.
referred to the 23rd Psalm and
spoke of.theancestors' who had
been laid to rest and had -gained
Peace with,God..•
• Relatives, "and friends' Were
present « 'f ro,in W in'ghatn,'
Guelph,),' Exeter, Goderich', St.
Thorns, Stratford, Clinton --anal
ance�
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Ail Floor .Model Appliances
in Goderich
Cat:ak�ogue Sales 'Office
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'e7•.. Yi+�'?,s�R:33'kR'2 �;Y:,f3K4 t...,.'t
committee had jurisdiftional
rights over, •the plumbing in-
spectors. Members argued
that is: . simply a' matter :of
semantics and .that if a
plumbing inspector does any
sanitary' inspection' he comes
under' the Board' of Health and
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Take ,of $4.1-00
5 weeks' Membership. reguiarly.S16
N.ov� 12.00
csr+ ,
Take offexcess pd :finds -„r
with: Canada's Ie lir .g:vveight •-
control -organization
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• --Stn Geor..ge_'s Anglican Church
16. Nelson Street West -
Monday, .7::30. P.m.
- 0 TY/ 275 classes per week, %\ counterweight
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The COUNTY OF Ii"U!bN'is conducting a contest for
, the design of a distinctive.#lag for Huron, County.
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Prizes .tobe awatided
Open to -anyone in Huron 'County
RULES: -'
(1) tohtest ends Novertjber 1, 1975
(2i - Entries to be.in colour'
(3) Entries size to be 6" x 12"
Submit 'entries to
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' Development 'Office
Cou'rthouse
Goderich, "Ontario.
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