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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-07-11, Page 14az Mr. and Mrs. Stephen James Abbott Stephen James Abbott, son of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Essex, and Victoria Lyn Beattie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beattie, all of Goderich, were married in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich by the Reverend Father A.F. Loebach on June 2. Maid of honor was Cathy Sudyk of London, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Linda Krogan of Goderich, friend of the bride and Judy Sinclair orPalmerston and Lori Vanstone of Benmiller, both sisters of the bride. Flowerglrl was Elizabeth Vanstone of Benmiller, niece of the bride. Groomsman was Phil Abbott of Goderich, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Dave Abbott, Gary Abbott and Larry Essex, all of Goderich and all brothers of the groom, and Jim Beattie of Goderich, brother of the bride. Ringbearer was Derek Abbott of Goderich, nephew of the groom. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Abbott took up residence at 9 Blake Street, East in Goderich. (Photo by Jim Fitzgerald) HARBOR REPORT BY RON GRAHAM The Algosoo arrived light for salt from Windsor on July 3 -and cleared harbor the same day for Montreal. The Algorail arrived light for salt from Hamilton on July 5 and cleared harbor the same day for Chicago. ' The Agawa Canyon arrived light for salt from Cleveland on July 8 and cleared harbor the next day for Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bucholtz Marilyn Wightman, daughter of Norman and Florence Wightman of R.R. 2 Auburn, and Don Bucholtz, son of Maxine Bucholtz of Hanover were married on Saturday, May 26. The Reverend Bonny Smith officiated at the ceremony at Knox United Church in Auburn. The maid of honor was Faye Hildebrand of Scarborough. Joel and Ryan Wightman of Kincardine were the ringbearers. Bill Bucholtz of Hanover was the grootnsman, and ushers were Len Bucholtz of Toronto and Paul Speilmacher of Hanover. A reception was held at the Lucknow and District Community Centre. Following a wedding trip to New York,State, the couple took up residence at R.R. 1 Leamington. ( photo by Harvey Wightman) Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ross Ian Ross, son of Burns, and Ruth Ross of Goderich, and Sheri MacLaren, daughter of Butch , i'Donna MacLaren of Goderich, were married in Banff on May 25. Maid of honor was Cherry Muir of Vancouver and groomsman was John Kloeze of Goderich. Following ..the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at Douglas Fir. Lodge in Banff. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ross took a wedding trip to British Columbia and are residing at 220 Cedarbrook Way, S.W. Calgary. Institute holds banquet Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute members celebrated their Sunshine Sister banquet and meeting at the Maitland Golf and Coun- try Club in Goderich on June 27. After lunch, members conducted a short meeting, first distributing the Sunshine Sister gifts. Members then repeated the Mary Stewart Collect and the roll call show- ed 20 members and three visitors present. The President, Mrs. Cora Sherwood, thanked the committee of Mrs.. R. Buchanan, Mrs. A. Young and Mrs. G. .Feagan for the graduation banquet for students of 'Colborne School and also the members who helped with the banquet or gave donations of food and money. At the graduation awards night at the school, Mrs, Eric Reaburn, on behalf of Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute, presented the award . which is in memory of a former active member, Mrs. Annie Lamb, to Lisa Van Den Broeck. This award was started in 1968. A letter from the Gjderich District Red Cross campaign was read and it was decid- ed to send a donation to this cause. Reports of the district annual held in Dungannon were given by delegates, Mrs. R. Buchanan, Mrs. H. Brindley and Mrs. G. Kaitting. It was agreed to send support to the Save the Children Fund. Mrs. H. Brindley reported regarding microfilming the Tweedsmuir History Book and this will be attended to after , the Bicentennial celebrations. A card of thanks was received from Mrs. Elliott. As there will not be a meeting in July due to the Bicentennial, the next meeting will be Thursday, August 23. • V!';7. GODERICH SIGNAL,STAR, VVFDNESDAY, J1,X 11,1 PAGE 1$ Lednor family reunion and picnic held ___________________________________ the cemetery service. They are from Toron- to. The family of Mrs. Harry Lednor of., 'ort 'Albert held their annual family reunion and picnic at Harbour Park, Goderich on Satur- day; POR -1- ALBERT July 7. There were 35' family members in atten- dance, coming'from.Blind River, Brampton, Toronto, and Hamilton. Fred and Bernadette Dickson of Bramp- ton were conveners of this year's event. Anne and Joe Bills were chosen as con- veners for the 1985o c, reunion. Social News Goderich visited with Marg and Bill Visiting with Mrs. Jean Lednor are her Balkwill during the past week. daughter Isobel Gutcher, Kim and Allan of ery and Myra Latin, summer residents Blind River. w ins the village, are spending a two week Anne and Larry Gibson, and children vacation in Scotland. During their stay, they Lisa, Amanda and Matthew of Hamilton, hope to visit Glasgow and locate the house spent the weekend with Kay and George where Myra's mother, Mrs. Reta Smith, Fessell. was born. She resides in Waterloo, Ontario. Spending the weekend with Marg and Bill Balkwill were Agnes and Leonard Brent- Neil and' Nell Klein, summer cottagers wood of Hamilton, Karen and Barry Hut- from Clearwater, Florida, had as visitors, chanson of Brampton and Carol Anne Bills of their son Harold and his wife Karen with Downsview. their daughter Lindsey from Rochester, Fred and Bernadette Dickson and . N.Y., also their daughter Carol and husband children Stewart, Christine and Sonia, of David Bishop and daughter Meredith from Brampton, visited Fred's grandmother, Muskegon, Michigan. Mrs. Jean Lednor over the weekend. Mrs. Glen Gardner's son Frank and his Marg and Dave Cowan of Port Richey, children, David and Peter were visitors at Florida, who are spending the summer in her home in the village. They also attended essisissialwairm Tom Livingstone, ®6IREI-7846 l hutch Communion was. .obsNewserved at the early on S morningundayservi. Tcehe to Christ AnC glican Chrockerurch Reverend l7. preached from St. Matthews Gospel. Visitors were present from London andSar- nia. Cemetery Service Blue skies and warm sunshine greeted the large group attending the cemetery" service on Sunday afternoon at Pert Albert Cemetery. The Reverend R. Crocker spoke to the audience from Romans, Chapter 8. Following the service, all were invited to the church where lunch was served by the ACW. Mention was made of the absence of Walter 1tigert at the service as he always led the hymn singing with a small pump organ. Rev. Crockeraed the singing with an auto harp. Tourney Held Port Albert Pirates slo-pitch tournament was held in the village .park over the weekend, with five teams in the "A" divi- sion and six teams in the "B" division. Mitchell Grizzlies won the "A" division after defeating London 10-4. Winthrop, War- riors beat Goderich Auto 9-7 to win the "B" Fireworks display held at Point Clark When the Kinsmen held their annual fireworks display on Sunday, July 1 at Point Clark, they had a great turn out for the event. They put-on a fine display that was enjoyed by all. A large number of people from this area attended the wedding reception at the Lucknow Community Centre on Saturday evening, June 30 for Jack and Sharon Wilkins. Visiting a week ago and attending the Wilkins -Blake wedding with Charles, Mayme, Elizabeth and Kennie Wilkins were Janet Wilkins and' Allen Peck of Wallaceburg and Barbara Sheppard of (Five Oaks) Paris, Ontario. Congratulations to Kathryn Boyd, daughter of Glen and Anne Boyd of Huron Township, on being chosen Ripley Fall Fair Queen. Runner-up was Janice Elliott. Dorothy MacLennan had several v isitors on the weekend. They were Finlay MacLennan, Brenda and two .children of Kitchener, Katie Sutherland and Margaret (Bubbles) Heffernan of London. Visiting for a couple of days with Rhetta 'MacLennan were her daughter, Florence MacLennan and her friend, Marion Mock of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb had two of their daughters, their husbands and their children with them on the weekend;, Edwin and Janice McCutcbeon and their three LOCHALSH 1 L VV Kae Webster, 395-5257 children of Lions Head, and Bob and Sandra Darling and their daughter Heather of Hanov er. John and Donna Zimmerman of London visited on the weekend with Mr ,and Mrs: v Warren Wylds. Cecil and Jim Webster of Kitchener visited with their parents, Wellington and Kae Webster on the weekend. Congratulations to Frank MacLennan, son of Finlay and Carrey MacLennan of Kincardine and a grandson of Rhetta MacLennan, who received the County of Bruce Scholarship recently at the annual awards ceremony held at Georgian College in Owen Sound. Frank is a first year business student. Fair Queen speaks to WI report and the correspondence. Myrtle Kerr introduced the guest speaker, 1983 Dungannon Fair Queen, Lisa Brown. She spoke of her experiences representing Dungannon fair during the last year and the rewards of such an experience. She is a member of this year's Fair Queen Committee to select a new queen in August. Ila Crozier thanked Lisa with a gift. Everyone then enjoyed Myrtle Kerr's reading on hogs. Hostesses Ila Crozier, Marian Zinn and Alma Black served lunch. The Dungannon Women's Institute held their Canadian Agricultural meeting Thursday evening, July 5 at the home of Ila Crozier in. (Goderich. The roll call, name an interesting farm experience, was answered by 14 members. There were three visitors present also. The 'collection- of Pennies for Friendship was taken, a penny for every chair in each. member's house. President Ila Crozier displayed th''e Institute dinner bell, now completed and donated by Winnifred Girvin. Alma Black read the minutes, tfeasurer's Now Open In Goderich 34 WEST STREET A collection of unusual giftwares purchased internationally. Browse through an exquisite assortment of brass, antiques, French crystal, designer art works, copper, Scandinavian dinnerware, and much more. It's the perfect place to discover that special gift for any occasion. BAYFI E.LD 565-2576 IF GIFT SHOP GODERICH 524-4161 s (5ummEk is now on:.. 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