The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-11-04, Page 28PAGE 12A—GODERICH SIGN TAR, WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 4,1981
Cou
le residing in
Victoria Street united
Church in Goderich 'was
decorated with candelabra
and bouquets, of white
gladioli and blue mums for
the October 10th wedding of
Sharon Elitabeth titter and
Larry Tyndall, of Pen-
ticton &. C.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil de
Haas of Goderlch and the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Turner of RR
6, Goderich.
Rev. John Wood conducted
the double -ring evening
ritish Colum is
ceremony and special organ
music was. supplied by Paul
Howe.
The bride, escorted into
the church by her father,
wore a cream colored jersey
dress and over.jacket. The
floor -length gown featuring
spaghetti shoulder straps,
Finds balloon with postcard
Roy Bellinger, while
checking traps on the farm.
of Jams Hayden rf . Port
Albert, observed a balloon'
caught in the branches of a
tree. on opening the balloon,
he found a postcard 'which
had been sent up October 25,
1981 from Mount Calvary
Lutheran Church In Detroit. ,
It read, "Sven though we
don't know you, we hopethat
JoIt know and believe in
esus Christ as your Saviour
from sin Please assist by
returning the pdsteard. We,
the high school youth of
Mount Carmel, thank you".
Since the balloon was
recovered on October 26 it
made good time in cruising
Lake Huron.
Kaye Shirtier from
1iauiiliton, who has been a
,surtimer resident • of Port
Albert. for several years,
spent several days this week
in the village • visiting
friends
• William and Marg Balk-
will of Downsview spent
several days this week at
their home in the village.
Port Albert
news
Tom Livingstone,
correspondent
629.7645
Roy and Bessie Bellinger
of ' Port Albert will be en-
tertainingtheir entire family
for Chrstmas dinner on
November 8. Ken and Nancy
Doherty live in Timmins and
Mike and Janet Bellinger
live in South Lancaster and
the early November date
was most convenient for the
whole family. Nancy
Doherty is the former Nancy
Bellinger and her husband
Ken is the curator of the
'`iiimmins. Museum. Ken's
parents live in Port Albert.
Janet Bellinger is the
daughter of Thursa Niftier,
ter,
formerly of Goderich. Mike
Bellinger is a pilot with
Nordair. Terry and 'Su n
Sovereign Bank
opens in Goderic
15 YIEAIES AGO
The 'Sovereign Dank of
Canada has now taken on the
solid position of new pew
manent quarters for their
f oderich branch at ' the
corner of Colborne. Street
end The Square.
Jonathan W. Craigie's
tender for the skating drink
for the whiter imam has
been acdepted by the
directors of the Curling and
Skating Asssotion and Mr.
Craiigie has again taken
possession ofthe building.
The . ' Baptist 'Church Is
Ding roofed in so it looks ds
if the whittle work will be
finished before winter sets
The weather has hemline
so far this month and the
bowlers. have played full
rirsdi+'ery day but Sunday,
At the town council
meeting Priddy, night, the
collector reported $22,741.57
taxes collected,
25 YEARS AGO
Prom . an attendance
standpoint, this has been the
biggest year in the history of
Huron ..County Pioneer
Museum, reports Curator
J,IL Neill, On Sunday, the
11,550th visitors registered,
bringing the attendance to
750 more than all of 1554.
Described as a stepping
stdlie to future industrial
development, "See Goderich
Day" drew 28 out-of-town
industrial agents and trade
commissioners to the town
on Wednesday of last week.
Peter 1Jerman gave the
valedictory address at the
annual commencement and
graduating exercises at
GDCI Friday evening.
5YEAHS AG0
There will be at least one
vaeancq on Goderich Town
SEAS ..*" N
GIFTS
NECKLACES
BROOCHES
RINGS
BRACELETS
EARRINGS
BELT BUCKLES
BOLA TIES
PIN-UPS
DROPS
BEADS
GEMSTONES
TIGER EYE
JADE
OPAL
CATS' EYES
STARS
A METHYST
BIRTHSTONES
Plus many Mara.
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Council this fall when
election time rolls around
December 6. Councillor Jim
Peters, elected to council for
the first tirrle in 1914, says he
will not• be brick for another :
terra. 10'
A group of six Ininere from
the Domtar Sifto Salt kline at
Goderk h represent the first
graduates of a provindaily
standardized mine rescue
tradnlig programa which will
see a team of 18 qualified
men based at the local mine,
Worsell are from Goderich,
Susan is the former Susan
Bellinger. Mark and Paul
Bellinger are at home. Also
attending will be Roy
Bellinger's mother, Mrs. D.
Bellinger who is 93 and
makes her home in
Goderich.
Morning Star Masonic
lodge, Carlow held an
emergent meeting on
October 28. The work of the
evening was the conferring
of the First Degree on Allan
Brown of Carlow. Visitors
were in attendance from
Blyth and Burford. A social
hour was enjoyed . in the
banquet room. Worshipful
Master of Morningstar
Lodge is Gregg Hazlitt,
Carmen Hayden, retired
area farmer, reports that the
corn is of good quality and
that it is averaging over 100
bushels to the. acre. This
summer it got the rain at the
right time, however, therein
MIS Fall has made it difficult
for some farmersto harvest
their corn.
It was certainly not 'Blue
Monday' for many fisher-
men at Port Albert this past
Mpnday. Roy Bellinger,
Conservation Officer with
the Ministry of Natural
Resources, states he is
aware of 17 rainbow trout
being caught.
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was completed with a long-
sleeved sheer over jacket.
The jacket buttoned in the
back at the high neckline and
fell into a soft flounced
waistline. To complete her
outfit, the iride carried a
silk bouquet of gardenias,
accented .with small blue
flowers and wore baby's
breath in her French -
braided hair style.
The bride's sister, Connie
de Haas of Goderich, was the
maid of honor and wore a
soft blue gown, of nylon
sheer over taffeta, accented
with blue lace appliques at
the rounded neckline. To
complete her outfit she wore
baby's breath in her hair and
carried a bouquet of cream
and blue colored silk flowers. ,
A friend of the groom, Eric
Schilbe of Bayfield, was the
best man and guests were
escorted into the church by
ushers Jim Daer of
Burlington, brother of the
bride, and Ken Meriam of
Goderich, friend of the
groom.
Following the ceremony,
guests were welcomed at the
bride's parents' home. A
reception and luncheon
followed at the Maitland
Valley Country Club in
Goderich.
For the occasion the
bride's mother wore a
cocktail -length dress and
jacket. The peach colored
dress and sheer over -jacket
were accented with cream
accessories. The groom's.
mother wore a taupe and
cream • colored dress,
featuring a tucked bodice
and belted waistline. Her
outfit was accented with a
cream corsage.
Guests were present at the
wedding from the Goderich
and Clinton area as well as
Penticton, R.C., Burlington
and London.
Travelling from their
,British Columna home to
Goderich for their wedding,
the bride and groom visited
in the area for three weeks
before returning to the
Okanogan Valley.
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