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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-24, Page 210; KINGSBRFDGL1;KA:PERS A special welcome is given to Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Red- mond and family of Lucknow who are now making their home in the Terry Dalton house on the 6th concession of Ashfield Township, This house had recently been vacated by Mr. and =Mrs. John Sheardown andson Ricky. - Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne u who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Oc- tober 15. An anniversary wed- ding Mass of Thanksgiving will be said on Saturday morning in St. Joseph's church at Kingsbridge. Open House was held at their home on Sunday afternoon and evening. Their neighbours, relatives and many friendsvisited with them, cards were played. They were the recipients of many gifts. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Izzard of Superior, Wisconsin, visited during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs. Bernardine 'Kinney and: with Mrs. Fred Crawford at the Alexandra Marine and General • Hospital in Goderich. Mrs. Joe Maclntyre visited recently for. one week with her sister Audrey, Mrs. James O'Neill and Mr. O'Neill in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and other members of the Ash- field Township Council and their wives were guests of the West Wawanosh Township Council for the opening ceremonies of the newly built West- Wawanosh Township Hall on Friday evening. The ribbon was ;cut, during the ceremonies by Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. Mrs. Cletus Dalton was badly burned on Tuesday, Oc- tober. 15 and was a patient in the Extensive Care Unit of the Wingham and District General ' Rebeka hs hold installation ceremony • At the regular meeting of the Rebekah Lodge, October 15 in the :lodge room at MacKay Hall; Mrs. Jean Bridge, District Deputy President Huron District 23 Brussels and her in- ` stallation staff installed the of- ficers of Goderich Rebekah Lodge No. 89 in an impressive ceremony: Officers •installed ' for the 1973-74 term were: Noble Grand Mrs. Marguerite,;''Hor- ton; Vice -Grand Mrs. Ila Crozier; •Junior Past Noble Grand, Mrs. Elva Osbald.eston, recording secretary, Mrs. Mary Holmes; .treasurer Mts. Mary Errington; 'fina'ncial secretary Mrs. Gladys Nicholson; Chaplain,. Mrs. Edith Craig; Warden. Mrs. Ruth Johnston; Conductor Mrs. Mary Clair- mont; Colour Bearer Mrs. ,-Mary Harman. D.G. Mrs. Ester Rivett;, Mrs. Vernice Stanbury, A.G.' Mrs.,, Jessie Beach; musician, Mrs. Elta Snyder.. Other'appointed officers installed were Mrs. Ruby Snazel, Mrs. Vera Larder, Mrs: Violet Bridle, Mrs. Amelia Straughan, Mrs• Louise Glen, Mrs., Joy Smith, Mrs. Amy Cooper, 'Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe, Mrs. Elizabeth Sitter and Mrs. Grace Fuller. . A donation was' made to Meals on- Wheels. Visitors were members of the Brussels Morning Star Lodge No. 315 and from the Listowel Perth Lodge No. 331, Mrs. Eunice Park 4—it-hers.and four 4—it-hers. c Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe has the distinction. of being a member of the Goderich R:L. 60 years. She was presented with 'flowers. A salad plate. lunch was ser- ved and convened by Mrs. Ada Fritzley and her committee. Mrs. Jou Courtnug 529-.1189 Hospital. She was released on Friday. Several from this area atten- ded the benefit dance for Mr. -and Mrs. Kenneth MacLennan, • who lost all their personal bel'ongingi in a fire, at` the Ripley Township Hall on Saturday evening, October 19. The' Kingsbridge Youth Club presented a program to the residents of the Pinecreat Nur- sing Home in Lucknow"on Sun- day afternoon. Next Sunday evening, October 27, Judge Car- ter of Goderich will give a slide presentation Gillis his visit to the Eternal "City, Sincere sympathy' of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Peter J. Vogt on the death of her 'sister—In—law,,, Mrs. John Zrefnbskl in Detroit on 'Wed- nesday, October 16. Funeral services were held on Saturday. Mrs. Vogt and her family atten- ded. Miss Fay' Hogan 'of Owen. Sound visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ross and son David visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney and family on Sunday. Sacred Heart . School at Wingham were bused to St. Joseph's school at Kingsbridge on Friday, October 18, for games of soccer, and all their three teams were held scoreless. The Senior Girls defeated Wingham Sacred Heart by the score Kingsbridge 4, Wingham 0; Senior Boys defeated them by the score 2 to,, 0; and the Juniorboys defeated them 5 to 0. Congratulations Kingsbridge. Mrs. Fred Crawford was driven by car to the University Hospital in London on Mon- day, October 21 to have casts made to form walking shoes. When these shoes are "read Y, Mary will be able to leave the Goderich hospital. Members of 'the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League were guests of the Trinity United Church on Sunday, October 20 for "Fall" Thankofferin S g er- vices". The -guest speaker, was Yvonne Bala and special music was supplied by the MacMillan 1'.a1 tiJyr. of Q,Qc rich. Several from this area atten- ded the Christmas Country Fair which° was held at the Saltford Valley Hall on Wed- nesday and Saturday of last week. Mrs. Hector Cook (Edith Johnstone) of Kitchener and her sister Madeleine, Mrs. Dun- can MacDori`ald, former residents of this area, had a display'of'dolls at the. fair. Mrs, Earl Drennan who was hospitalized in St. Joseph's Hospital in London was able to return to her home here on Saturday, October 19. • Pupils of St. Joseph's school' at Kingsbridge enjoyed qa holiday on Monday as it was a Professional Development day for the teachers. Wed in -North .Street Rev. Ralph -Kin( conducted the double -ring' wedding ceremony in North Street United Church at''which Glenn Franklin McMichael, RR 4 Goderich, took Heather Marilyn Elliott as his wife. The September 21 service was con- ducted amid candelabra with yellow gladioli and bronze mums and.,,b sket of marching flowers, " The bride is the daughter of Mr. -ajd. . Mrs. William G, Elliott,;R:R 3 Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMichael, RR 4 Goderich, are the parents of the groom. . The Wedding Prayer and the .Theme from Love Story were sung by Mrs. Marilyn Jenken, RR 7 London. Organist was Lorne Dotterer. Given in marriage by her father, the bride' chose a polyester satin gown featuring an empire, waist, daisy trimmed. lilypoint sleeves and standup collar .and a chapel train gathered at back waist and trimmed with White daisies. Maid of honor was Holly Elliott, sister „of the bride, Toronto. She wore a royal blue floor=length dress of tri -cel jer- ''sey styled along the same lines as the bride's gown but with full sleeves. Trim on the gown was tiny white flowers with blue centres. A headpiece from matching material completed her ensemble. She wore a necklace, a gift from the bride, and carried a nosegay of yellow and bronze mums. Flowergirl was Heather Jenken, RR 7 London, ;,in a gown identical to the one worn by the maid of honor except for a white bodice. . Groomsman was Gerald McMichael,: brother of the groom, Deep River, Ontario.- The usher 'was Clare Harman, friend of the groom, Goderich. The wedding reception was at -Sunset Golf Club where the bride's Mother 'greeted her guests in a floor -length beige dress with blue and orange flower, print and a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. The Legion auxiliary news - The regular meeting of the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary was held in the Green Room, Royal Canadian Legion, on October 8. At this . meeting Comrade Margaret . Young wasinstalled as a member of the Auxiliary; and Comrade Faye Sheard own received, her' twenty-five year pin. • Applications for new mem- hers were read and approved. The. month of October promises to be a very busy month 'as there are many dates .for all members to mark on their calendar. The meeting closed with a' social hour. - groom's mother selected -a blue floor -length dress with a cor- sage Of pink roses. Berson whip h, was .attended by friends and relatives of the bride and groom. MR.' nAND ,MRS. For ,a honeymoon to Cape Breton Island, the bride travelled in .a green corduroy jumper, white blouse, a corsage of red roses_...anc b ti k ac- cessories. The newl_vweds'a'e living in Goderich. Out-of-.towp , (uests at the wedding we 'e• from London, Deep River, •Oakville and • Bramalea. ` . • Prior. to her .marriage, the bride .was feted at a shower at the home of Mrs. Charlotte An. photo by Fred H. Bisset G.F. McMICH•AEL`` .17 • J• lUODEHICH• :4IG.NAL-STAR, 'THURSDAY, OCTQ-BER•24, 1974 PAGE BRIDECtOB NEWS There -were seven, tables in play at the Octtiher 15 meeting of the Goderich' Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners in the North-South division were Bill, Cochrane. and Fred Egener, first with 79g points; Mrti. B. Erskjne and Mrs. Donnelly, second with 711/2 points; and Mrs. I. Paper - .nick and Mrs. B Laraine, third with 651/2 points , . 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