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Mark Andrew keeps his eye on the ball while partner Adrian Rau watches during a friend-
ly game of tennis last Monday. ( Alan Rivett photo )
Double bridal shower held
Doris Hollands was hostess on Saturday
for a double bridal shower when about 80 of
the Farrell relatives gathered in honour of
Janice Elliott and Mary Ellen McGill
Timperon, of Ottawa. The room was
tastefully decorated with . pink and white
streamers and bells, a fan and a parasol,
and several bouquets of cheery daffodils.
Carol Collins was chairman for the follow-
ing program -, an Easter Scramble Contest •
by Leanne Farrell, a Bingo game using ar-
ticles a bride might pack for her honey-
moon, by Helda Ackert, a game identifying
wrapped kitchen articles by feeling the
package, by Gwyneth Farrell, a reading by
Audrey Ferguson entitled, "Perseverance",
an organ solo by Christine Collins, a duet,
"The Wedding of Jack and Jill," by
Stephanie and Jason MacDonald.
Doris Hollands was commentator for the
parade or original Easter bonnets made and
modelled by Marion Cliffe. Joyce Farrell,
Norine Turland, Linda Campbell, Margaret
Ferguson, Violet. and Jamie McGill and
Deanna Pawloski, Evelyn Ellis and Hilda
Ackert. Music was provided by Ann Farrell.
All joined in singing "Happy Birthday
to Lois McGill who was celebrating her bir-
thday on Saturday.
Debra McGill, sister-in-law of Mary
Ellen, gave an informative address in
rhyme, telling the brides life story. She was
presented with a lamp and an envelope of
money. Ruth Anne Robinson read an ap-
propriate address, suggesting Janice prac-
tice the good qualities of other cousins,
whose names began with "J" for example -
Jean MacDonald, Joan Storrey and June
Elliott. Janice's nieces - Stacy and Becky
Elliott and Angie Kelly and nephew, Jason
MacDonald presented king-sized sheets,
comforter and shams, a lace tablecloth and
an envelope of cash.
Both brides made fitting replies and
Janice introduced bridesmaids Debbie
Lowry and Karen Harron, maid of honour
Michele McTavish and flowers girl, Becky
Elliott. She invited all to her parents' home
at any time to see her trouseau. She also in-
vited everyone to the reception at the Kin-
eardne Davidson Community Centre follow-
ing their wedding on May, 2.
Kingsbridge ParishTbusy
with many activities
This past week, as usual, has been a very
busy one for both the Kingsbridge parish
and school.
On Monday, April 6, the Catholic
Women's League held its annual, as well
as regular monthly meeting, that saw a
new executive elected. The meeting open-
ed with the League Prayer led by Father
Ed Dentinger. A letter expressing
gratitude and love was read to the
members from the family the league spon-
sors in India.
A report on the World Day of Prayer
held in St. Augustine on Friday, March 6
was given by Betty Lou Dalton. It was at-
tended by several parish members as well
as members of several area denomina-
tional churches. President Kathy Olsen
reported on a Day of Recollection held in
Blyth on April 1 with Father John Sharpe.
She also read a brief report on the ac-
tivities of the Brownies and Girl Guides
who are sponsored by the League. Clarice
Dalton gave a report on Pro -Life activities
over the past month and upcoming. Of par-
ticular interest was the talk given in St.
Peter's Parish Hall, Goderich, on Sunday,
4pril 5 which featured Father Ted Culletom
a pro-life activist from Toronto andan
editor of The Interim and Reverend Kim
Dykstra, pastor of Berea of the Water
Lutheran Church in Goderich. Mrs. Dalton
also reported that six members of the pro-
life groups from Kincardine, Wingham
and Goderich met with Murray Elston re
the Powell Report.
Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Connie Osborne of
Goderich have been invited to speak at the
Lutheran Synod in Zurich on April 25.
Mark and Diane Lalonde attended the
Campaign Life Conference in Niagara
Falls this past weekend.
In other business, it was announced that
the Diocesan Convention will be held in
Windsor in May. Two League members
from St. Joseph's Kingsbridge will attend.
Members of the league are invited to a
thankoffering at Ashfield Trinity United
Church on Sunday, April 26.
Last on the agenda was the election of a
new executive for the coming year.
The new executive is made up of Kathy
Olsen (past -president), Denise Dollen
(president), Lourie Dalton (president -
CHURCH
elect), Milke Hanl (2nd vice-president),
Pauline Nicholson (3rd vice-president) ,
Diane Lalonde (recording secretary),
Joanne Menary (corresponding
secretary) , and Elsie Dykstra (treasurer) .
The meeting ended with a prayer.
In other parish news, Father Eel has
continued to offer mass in the school gym
on weekdays as he has throughout Lent.
Wednesday evening, April 8 at 8 p.m. a
special Lenten Penitential Service was
held in the Church with visiting priests
Father John Pluta of Clinton, Father Stan
Soltyskik of Wingham and Father Frank
Dentingue of the St. Augustine assisting
Father Eel with confessions.
The school too had a very busy week. On
Monday, April 6 the senior girls and boys
basketball teams travelled to St. Mary's in
Goderich for zone playoffs. The girls put
forward a good effort winning one out of
three games. The boys experienced more
success defeating Wingham 10-9 and Clin-
ton 18-7 before being defeated by Goderich
29-20. They now advance to. the Huron -
Perth finals in Stratford on April 14.
On Tuesday, April 7, grades 3 to 8
travelled into Goderich to view a produc-
tion entitled "The Scatterbrain Bookie"
presented by the Cascade Theatre Com-
pany of Toronto.
The students from K to grade 8 are now
busy preparing for the Science Fair to be
held early in May as well as the 18th an-
nual public speaking competition for the
children in K to 3 to be held on Friday, May
29 at 1 p.m. Preschoolers are also invited
to take part. Please phone the school at
529-7646 on May 25 if your child intends to
enter.
Grade 3's are preparing to receive the
Sacrament of Reconciliation for the first
time on Wednesday, April 15 at 1 p.m.
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