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CODEBIC SIGNAL,STAR, THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER !i► E 0
Brian Courtney,On of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Courtney was ad-
mitted by ambulance tow the.
Alexandra Marine.and General
Hospital in Goderich on Sun-
day, September 1 as a result of
a car -accident near the home of
Mr. and Mn..Dennis Dalton on
Highway 21 at Kingsbridge.-
Brian
ingsbridge.-Brian received a broken collar
bone. tither passengers in the
car were Shawn Dalton, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Dalton and
'Cathy Simpson,daughter of Mr.
aid Mrs. Robert Simpson.
Cathy' was hospitalized over
night at the same hospital.
Mrs. 'Fred Crawford who
received injuries in a car ac-
cident on August 3 was tran-
sferred last week from Univer-
sity Hospital in London to the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital in Goderich.
Ralph Austin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Austin and Michael
Boyle, son of' Mr. and °Mrs,
Cyril Boyle left on Tuesday,
August 27 for a two week cam-
ping holiday in the Maritime
Provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sinnett '
returned to their home in
Detroit, Michigan on Tuesday,
August 27 after spending a
camping holiday at Lake
Huron and visiting with his
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sin -
nett and family. .
Mrs. E. Riban from Largo;
Florida and' Miss Catherine
Kenny from Detrdit, Michigan
are spending '10 days vacation
at the home of the former's
brother, Mr. Frank Sullivan
and with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Vogt and family.
Brian Dalton, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. Dennis•Dalton returned to
his home after spending 'the
month of August teaching art
at Port _Hhrristan, Quebec.
Brian will begin teaching art at'
the Elmira High School on
Tuesday, September 3.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Courtney of Goderich
and formerly of Kingsbridge
who celebrated .their 27th wed-
ding anniversary on Friday,
August 30 and to Mr. and Mrs.,
Donald Simpson : whol
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on Saturday,
August 31:
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil) of
' Jackson, lVrichigan spent the
' weekend ' at their cottage here
and visited' with the O'Neill'
and Howard families. . • -
• John Sheardown who has
been employea 'at the Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital has accep-
ted the position as recreational•
director at the Psychiatric
Hospital in South Porcupine,
Ontario.
Miss Fay Hogan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs• Con Hogan retur-
hed to he# jobgon Tuesday, Sep.:
tember 3 as the Food Service
Administrator at the Doctor
McKinnon Phillips Hospital in
Owen Sound, on a part-time
.basis for the first week. Fay,
whoawas on sick leave from the
hospital and had been
hospitalized at the University
Hospital in London for a time,
has been convalescing . at her
home here.. '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter" Kelly
and Miss Edna Mottram of
London visited with friends in
this area on the, weekend.
Mr. and Mrs., John VanOsch
and family of Waterloo visited
on the' weekend . with . his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, ,,Jack
VanOsch and the VanOsch
families.
Mrs, Dorothy (O'Neill)
tha) and daughter Charlene all
from b Marine City, Michigan;
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ornerod_
(Janet)._ and daughter 'Tracy
• from Richrnond,_Michigan; Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenny Fitzpatrick
and son Joey; all from
Goderich, visited op the
weekend with Mr. and •Mr's.
Cyril„ Austin and the O'Neill
relatives.
Tom .O'Neill of Sudbury
spent the holiday weekend at
his .home here. Jim Gower of
Saltford spent a few days last
week visiting with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Tom O'Neill. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Gower and
family visited them on the
weekend.
Miss Darlene Austin,
daughter of Mr. and . Mrs.
'Eldon Austin fell at her home
on Friday, August 30 and frac-
tured her 'collar bone. She is
wearing a cast but was 'able to
return to classes at school on
Tuesday morning. -
• Mr.., and. Mrs. Nick Perry,
Detroit, Michigan spent the
weekend at the home ' of her
brother, 'Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Drennan.
Mrs. Joe Garvey, 'Toronto,
Mr. and ,Mrs. Michael Garvey
and family of Clarkson; spent
the holiday weekend at- the
Garvey Homestead.
Doctor and Mrs. Peter
Bolland and family from
Clarkson spent the weekend at.
the Bolland farm here.
Mr. ' and Mr+' Emmett
O'Neill 5'E' Jackson, Michigan
visited with the O'Neill
relatives here on the Labor Day
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ross;
Pamela and David of Kitchener
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Courtney and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edmond-
son and family -of Chatham
spent the'weekend at the home
;of Mr.• and Mrs.°Carl Riegling
and with. the Riegling families.
M'r. and Mrs..''Antone
VanOsch and family have
returned to their home here af-
ter holidaying and visiting
Marineland in Niagara Falls.
Parishoners of St. Joseph's
• church° at Kingsbridge, the
young as well as 1the, old, en-
joyed the 'roller skating party
which was Held at' the LucknoW -
Arena -on Saturday evening,
August 31
SCHOOL NEWS
With the Labor Day weekend
and the opening .of schools on
Tuesday, September 3 many
surpr,er cottager have retur-
ned to their homes in the city.
At St. Joseph's , School at
Kingsbridge, Principal Clem
Steffler reports there are 18.1
' pupils registered including 17
kindergarten pupils • who will
begin classes on Wednesday
morning.
Teachers this year are Grade
8, Mrs. Maithel Wilson; Grade
6 and 7, Joanne Hamilton;
Grade '5 and, 6, Mrs. Donald
Frayne; Grade 4,. Mrs. John
Sheardown; Grade 2 and 3,•
Mrs. Paul;'Eedy; Grade 1, Miss
" Nancy Anderson and Kin-
dergarten, Mrs. Larry Park.
A special welcome is given to
,the .Gracie 6 and 7 teacher, Miss
Joanne Hamilton who comes
from RR 5, Lucknow and. to the
new pupils''who are attending
classes at Kingsbridge for the
first time.' „.
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
In Junior Boys (ages 7 to 12)
final playoff ,baseball games
between North Ashfield and
,'Moore and family Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Moore,` Mr. and Mrs.
.° Charles Schindler, (Mary Mar -
Kingsbridge held ,at ° the
Dungannon Ball park the
second" game wap,; . played on
Monday evening August 26 and
was won.by North Ashfield.
Kingsbridge went ahead two
games :.to one when they won
the'. third game 'which was
played , on 'friday evening,
August- 30. The score was
Kingsbridge 11 •North Ashfield
8. Ttie fourth game which was
scheduled for Monday, evening,
September 2 was cancelled„due
to the rain.
Kingsbridge Intermediates
lost their first game against St.
Helen's played in the Lucknpw
ball park on Wednesday
evening, August 28. The final
score was St.. Helen's 15,
Kingsbridge 2. The second.
game was played on Tuesday
evening in Lucknovv.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Mr, and Mr• s. John J,
O'Reilly of Syracuse, New York
'returned to Kingsbridge to at-
tend the O'Reilly reunion and
visited with Mrs. Jack Kinney.
In July they called at ' the
Goderich Police Station
inquiring information re the
late John J. O'Reilly family of
Kingsbridge. Through the 'cour-
tesy .of Officer Marvin Whit-
taker, they were directed to
•Father Dentinger at-- the
Kingsbridge Rectory and also
obtained '''records from the
Kingsbridge Geneological
Society.
• Mr. -and • Mrs. J.L.
O'Loughlin of Rochester,
Michigan and Mrs. Al
O'Loughlin of Troy, Michigan
visited at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nardine Kinney over the Labor
Day weekend and attended the
O'Reilly . - O'Loughlin
celebrations.
FAMILY REUNION
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A family reunion . for the
members 'of the late Michael
O'Reilly and Mary O'Loughlin
family was held at the h"ome of
Mr. and Mrs. °Ken Schmidt
(Marlene O'Reilly) at Vanastra
Park in Clinton on .Saturday,
.August 31. Supper was served
to _the many _relatives,, Five
membersof,„ J h'e in wediate
family were io attendance.
They were, Mrs.'James Ganter..
(Ethel) of Boulder, Colorado;
Melvin of: Windsor; Stanley of
Toronto; Olive • 9f°, Sun City,
Arizona; 'and Isabel of London.
Relatives of the family of the
late Chester O'Reilly from Bay
City; Michigan and other
. relatives from South Bend,
•Chicago; Kingston; . London;
Detroit; Toronto; Clinton;
Goderich; Kingsbridge and
surrounding areaswere _also
present. '
A commemorative' High Mass
for the living and deceased
members of the O'Reilly and
O'Loughlin, families was
celebrated by !Reverend Father
Ed Dentinger; C.•R: in St..
Joseph's Parish Church,
'Kingsbridge On Sunday, Sep-
tember 1 a F1-:30 a.m..
•In his homily, Father 'Den-
_
.tinger paid tribute to the..:.
sacrifices of this pioneer family
and' .their contribution of a
strong, simple faith.
Guest soloist was • Mrs. Bill
Junes of Bay City, Michigan
who sang "Ave' Maria".
*Organist was Miss Marianne
Frayne. , She and her father
Eugene Frayne sang "Hoy
Great Thou Art".'
Relatives visited at the home
of Mrs. Bernardine Kinney in
the afternoon and ening.
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Until Thanksgiving
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Monday closed'
Tuesday
ikodnesday 1;30 — 4:30
Thursday
Friday
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W.C. "Bert" Robinson retired from Sheaffer Pen last Friday after 29 years of employment,
with the company. Bert joined the company in Toronto and came to Goderich 21 years ago
`when the plant on• Huron. Road opened. He served Sheaffer as 'a plant manager, specialty
sales manager and purchasing jananager and will work on special assignments for the com-
pany during his retirement. He received a diamond ring from his fellow employees and here is
presented a gold filled desk set by Vice President and general
' (staff photo) ,
Goderich wedding
Coupleresiding at Huron Park
A quiet wedding was solem-
nized ° at St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church. in Goderich,
Ontario, on August -9, 1974 at 7
p.m., when Ilona Maria
Kovacs, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. , Julius Kovacs of
Lighthouse Street, Goderich,
was united in holy matrimony
to John Thomas Murch, son of
Mrs. Mary Murch and the late
William Murch of _C.linton.
Father Moynahan officiated at
the service and the wedding
music was played by a friend of
the couple (formerly Miss Ann
Legg).
The bride waw escorted to the
altar by her brother, William of
Goderich, She chose a princess
style gown of de-lustred peau
de. soie, .featuring a front panel
and long lily point "sleeves of
lace. Her veil of French illusion
edged with daisies fell •intra a
train from a small' Juliet, cap.
She carried a lacy covered,
white Bible holding a cascade
of baby pink roses.
Miss Cheryl -Kotyk of
Goderich was maid of honor
and wore' a mauve and blue
printed crepe dress with full
sheer sleeves. She wore a large.
'white hat and carried a basket
of summer flowers. Miss Karen
Wilmott of London, was
bridesmaid and ''chose a blue
silk jersey dress• featuring a
short balero jacket. She also
• wore a wide hat and carried
flowers similar to the maid of
honor. Teresa Kovacs, youngest
sister of the bride •was flower
girl, in a mauve flowered floor -
length dress. She carried a
basket similar to the other at-
tendents. °
t The groom was attended by
,Bill Collins, RR 3, Clinton as..
groomsman and .Nick Hodgins
Safety hints
Look out 'for Bikes
-With the summer weather,
more bicycles are on the .road,
says the Ontario °Safety 'League.
Traffic accidents take the lives
of many bicycle riders' every
year and injure thousands of
" others in .Canada. Many of
these accidents involve a
e
Violation by the' rider, but
that doesn't excuse the driver.
• Be on the lookout for bicycle
•
"'riders - especially at dusk -,
and give. them a break.
Uneven surfaces
•'Stopping is controlled by"'fric-
tion7 When a, vehicle is
travelling over an uneven sur-
face, tires spend Tart of the
time , off,,.. that surface; thus
lessening the amount of friction
and thereby increasing the
stopping .distance considerably
in some instances, states the
Ontario Safety League.
s a matter
pr•
ig
We're pro`1id to support Goderich.
,. We're proud°to be, part of this community;
• We're proud ,to have been providing insurance
counselling and coverages to the people of
Goderich for more' than 22 years.
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PETER S, MacEWAN.
INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ,,
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• Goderlch, 524.-9531
74 KINGSTON ST.
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of Clinton as usher. The groom
and his attendants wore dinner
jackets of white. with black
velvet lapels, white frilled fron-
ted shirts edged in black and
black trousers.
The bride's mother chose a
street length dress of flowered
sheer and a corsage of yellow
roses. The groom's mother
wore a street Jength dress` of
.navy and white tricot and a
corsage of deep red roses.
After the service, a weddi'hg•
supper was served in Clinton.at
the home' of the groom's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Saundercock. The
happy couple are "presently.
living at 297 Algonquin Drive,
'Huron Park, Ont. Friends are
invited to visit them there,
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