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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-08-18, Page 21Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eugene Frayne Summer nuptials St.. Joseph's Roman atholic Church, Kingsbridge, was the settit1g for the marriage of. Anita Louise Hogan and Paul Eugene Frayne on Saturday, July 10. The Reverend Ed Den - Unger C.R. officiated at -the double ring ceremony. Altar servers were Patrick Frayne, brother of the groom and Stephen Van Osch, friend ofthe bride and groom. The bride is the daughter of John and Rita Howard of R.R. 7 Lucknow and the late Louis Hogan. The groom is the son of Eugene and Betty Frayne of R.R. 3 Goderich. Given in marriage by her father,the bride chose -a. gown of jacquard satin. She wore a hat with waist -length silk veil and carried a sheath of silk roses in pastel hues with white ribbon. Leona Hogan of Goderich, • sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Marianne Hogan -of R.R.. 7 Lucknow, • sister of the . groom, was bridesmaid.. They both wore street -length dresses of ice blue crepe de chine and carried sheaths of silk roses similar to the bride's. ' Groomsman was Mark Frayne of R.R. 3 Goderich, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Lawrence Hogan of R.R. 7 Lucknow, brother of the bride and Dan Frayne of Fairview, Alberta, brother of the groom. The groom and his at- tendants wore royal blue tuxedos with ice blue, silk boutonnieres. The ushers were assisted by usherettes Kathleen Hogan of Calgary, Alberta and . Janette Hogan of Guelph, both sisters of the bride. Nancy Park of R.R. 2 Auburn and Marianne Hogan were . organists for the ceremony. Soloists were Bernadette Rynkun of Mississauga, Eugene Frayne and Marianne Hogan. Ber(fi'adette .sang "Mother Machree" after the bride's mother was seated and "Morning Has Broken" during the Processional. At the Offertory Eugene sang "Ave Maria" and Marianne and Bernadette sang "Perhaps Love". During Communion, Eugene sang "Panis Angelicus" and Bernadette and Marianne sang "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms" and Eugene. If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know whir -h- way -fo_rt rn,. ,. call the ifikomAifort, hostess of 524-7165 Youll be glad you did< .T�tit71, Marianne and Bernadette sang "It Is No Secret What God Can Do." • During the ceremony, the First and Second Readings were read, by Ray Hogan of R.R. 7 Lucknow, brother of the bride and Lisa Frayne of R.R.. 3. Goderich, sister of the groom. The Bearers of Gifts at. the Offertory were Michael Frayne of R.R. 3 Goderich and Jim Frayne of Goderich, brothers of the .groom.and.Francis Hogan. of R.R. 3 Lucknow and Stephen Howard of R.R. 7 Lucknow, brothers of the -bride. Following the ceremony, the dinner and reception were held at the Lucknow Community Centre. The bride's mother received guests wearing a dress of antique rose georgette and a corsage of pale . pink silk gardenias. . The groom's mother chose a romance blue georgette dress and a corsage of cream silk gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. PaulFrayne ,are ' residing at R.R. 3 . 'Gederich after a honeymoon trip to Ottawa. Prior to her wedding, the. bride was honored at several showers. Mrs: Helen Red- mond of R.R. 2 Auburn, aunt of the bride, held a relative shower . at her home. The girls from work surprised the bride with, dinner and a gift. A community shower was held at Kingsbridge and Leona and. Marianne Hogan held a girlfriend shower. Neighbours gather PORT ALBERT NEWS Tom UIVIIrgart®m®. 15618-7$415 Bright sunshine and warm breezes greeted the 72 neigh- bours at Cedar Grove Beach, Port Albert on Saturday afternoon for a pork bar- becue prepared by Rod McKenzie. This is the first event of this kind for the neighbours of Cedar Beach and with it being so suc- cessful, they uc- cessful,they are planning to have others. Ladies in charge of the event were Gayle Puddicombe, Martha Stewart and Sandra McNee: Can view new tug Church News The Reverend Robert Crocker returned to the pulpit of Christ Anglican Church, Port Albert Sunday from a vacation spent in the Bruce Peninsula. Com- munion will be observed next Sunday morning. Visitors were in attendance from Brantford, Dublin, Sarnia and London. Social News Last Friday was a busy Goderich residents will have an opportunity to view one of the U.S. Coast Guard's -new class of icebreaking harbor tugs when the Biscayne Bay makes its second trip to Goderich this Friday. Scheduled to arrive. at 10 a.m., the Biscayne Bay will be participating in the 505 Sailing Regatta planned for the weekend. The cutter's primary task is the opening and• main- taining aimtaining of the ice -bound shipping lanes in the Great Lakes: 'Because of the need for larger and stronger icebreakers, the Biscayne Bay was designed. with many— • new any- new innovations aimed at increasing the icebreaking capabilities. This vessel has greater horsepower, • higher displacement and a wider beam than the older 110's. One of the most useful systems that the ship has is,a "hull • air lubrication . system." This will assist the cutter in extracting itself from the ice and at low speeds will improve its icebreaking capabilities. With the new innovations built into this vessel it will be .better equipped for the tasks involved in search and. rescue than its 110 coun- terpart. Due to its greater speed' it will be able to reach the search, areas sooner and -the higher freeboard will afford greater protection for the men onboard. Town and. area . residents are invited to tour the vessel' while it is docked in Goderich. •Wil+ l.t Jour home betivir 1Ao- Reter S MacEwen Insurance 36 Ste David St. 524-9531 GENERAL INSURANCE BROKERS GODERICHSIGNALSTAK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18,1942--PAGE9A tbeach for a pork barbecue time at the home of Mrs. Helen (Glen) Gardiner of Pod Albert when friends from the inunediate area and from distant points gathered to Celebrate the birthdays of Edith Sealy, Cora Cook and Dr. David Way. Joining in the birthday party were Jack Sealy (the Sealys are from Arizona and are summer residents' of Port Albert); Dr. David and .Marjorie Way from London; Glen apd Theresa Gardiner and daughter Ida from Scarborough; Sue and Bill Holmes, who were just recently, amar ried from Battle Creek, Michigan and Olive Davies formerly of Arizona and now of London. Blake Evans, Con- servation Officer with the Winghatn Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources, in checking several boats recently, about. 10 miles from the Goderich Harbour, reports that 11 Cohoe salmon, weighing 12 pounds each, had been caught. Bill and Mary O'Brien from Novi, Michigan are vacationing at Point Farms Provincial Park. The O'Briens have been coming to the park for many years. Accompanying them on this occasion are Bill O'Brien Jr. and his friend Baron Leblanc from Novi. Bill O'Brieq Sr. has been a teacher at Soh - field High School for 31 years. Visiting -at the home of their parents in Port Albert are Ken and Nancy Doherty and son Evan from Tim- mins. While in the village they are staying at the home of Roy and Bessie Bellinger. Nancy Doherty is the former Nancy Bellinger. The Dobertys were in attendance Saturday at the wedding of Paul Doherty and Trish Petrie from Port Albert in St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich. Also visiting at the home of their parents this weekend were Michael and Janet Bellinger from Lancaster. Prior to visiting in Port Albert, the Bellingers visited with ' Janet Bellinger's parents in Barrie. Anne and Larry Gibson and children Lisa, Amanda and Matthew. from Hamilton are vacationing for two weeks at the summer home of George and Kay Fennell of Port Alpert. Anne and. Joe Bills and children Carol Anne and David from Toronto are visiting at the summer home of William and Margaret Balkwill, Port Albert. The children will be vacationing_ for a week at the Ballwin 'cottage. Ernst and Jutta Elissat and children, Debbie and Dean from Kitchener have been vacationing at their summer cottage in Port Albert for several days. Visiting Tom and Anne Livingstone this week were William and Ina Chalk from Galt, Jean Mitcheson from Toronto and Jack and Martha Moore from Elora. George and Amanda Krebs and granddaughter Tamara of Waterloo are spending a few days at their summer home in Port Albert - Don and Darlene Bauer of Port Albert have just returned from a two week camping trip to theeast coast. The Bauers were impressed by the beauty of the Eastern provinces and they report that the crops in Prince Edward Island were good. Accompanying the Bauers on the trip were Merle Bauer, mother of Don and his sister Doreen Kalinowski from London. URRY! 6 DAYS ONLY AUG.„S1$KS24 DEPT 235 C.H.I:P. GRANT .NOW COVERS • HOME UP TO 1971 • 1f you weren't eligible for a "C.I+.I.P.” grant before, you may be now. Homes built priorto January 1, 1971 now qualify. "C.H.I.P." is the Canadian Homelnsuta tion Program pf The ,_Government..00f • Canada. - SaveNowOn ZONOLITE ATTIC INSULATION Zonolite pouring insulation closes oft heat leaks to • make a house more energy efficient. All mineral fireproof vermiculite " OUR REG. 4.69 39 51/2 Kg. Bag DEPT. 235 INSULATION SALE R2O 50 Sq. 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Joining in the birthday party were Jack Sealy (the Sealys are from Arizona and are summer residents' of Port Albert); Dr. David and .Marjorie Way from London; Glen apd Theresa Gardiner and daughter Ida from Scarborough; Sue and Bill Holmes, who were just recently, amar ried from Battle Creek, Michigan and Olive Davies formerly of Arizona and now of London. Blake Evans, Con- servation Officer with the Winghatn Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources, in checking several boats recently, about. 10 miles from the Goderich Harbour, reports that 11 Cohoe salmon, weighing 12 pounds each, had been caught. Bill and Mary O'Brien from Novi, Michigan are vacationing at Point Farms Provincial Park. The O'Briens have been coming to the park for many years. Accompanying them on this occasion are Bill O'Brien Jr. and his friend Baron Leblanc from Novi. Bill O'Brieq Sr. has been a teacher at Soh - field High School for 31 years. Visiting -at the home of their parents in Port Albert are Ken and Nancy Doherty and son Evan from Tim- mins. While in the village they are staying at the home of Roy and Bessie Bellinger. Nancy Doherty is the former Nancy Bellinger. The Dobertys were in attendance Saturday at the wedding of Paul Doherty and Trish Petrie from Port Albert in St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich. Also visiting at the home of their parents this weekend were Michael and Janet Bellinger from Lancaster. Prior to visiting in Port Albert, the Bellingers visited with ' Janet Bellinger's parents in Barrie. Anne and Larry Gibson and children Lisa, Amanda and Matthew. from Hamilton are vacationing for two weeks at the summer home of George and Kay Fennell of Port Alpert. Anne and. Joe Bills and children Carol Anne and David from Toronto are visiting at the summer home of William and Margaret Balkwill, Port Albert. The children will be vacationing_ for a week at the Ballwin 'cottage. Ernst and Jutta Elissat and children, Debbie and Dean from Kitchener have been vacationing at their summer cottage in Port Albert for several days. Visiting Tom and Anne Livingstone this week were William and Ina Chalk from Galt, Jean Mitcheson from Toronto and Jack and Martha Moore from Elora. George and Amanda Krebs and granddaughter Tamara of Waterloo are spending a few days at their summer home in Port Albert - Don and Darlene Bauer of Port Albert have just returned from a two week camping trip to theeast coast. The Bauers were impressed by the beauty of the Eastern provinces and they report that the crops in Prince Edward Island were good. Accompanying the Bauers on the trip were Merle Bauer, mother of Don and his sister Doreen Kalinowski from London. URRY! 6 DAYS ONLY AUG.„S1$KS24 DEPT 235 C.H.I:P. GRANT .NOW COVERS • HOME UP TO 1971 • 1f you weren't eligible for a "C.I+.I.P.” grant before, you may be now. Homes built priorto January 1, 1971 now qualify. "C.H.I.P." is the Canadian Homelnsuta tion Program pf The ,_Government..00f • Canada. - SaveNowOn ZONOLITE ATTIC INSULATION Zonolite pouring insulation closes oft heat leaks to • make a house more energy efficient. All mineral fireproof vermiculite " OUR REG. 4.69 39 51/2 Kg. Bag DEPT. 235 INSULATION SALE R2O 50 Sq. Ft. Cartons o1 6Fiberglas Pink Attic insulation batts, 15" wide. On sale now for 6 days only at R.12 90 Sq. Ft. Cartons of 31/2" -Fiberglas Pink Wall insulation batts, 15" wide. Fits snugly between wall studs. FIBERGLAS MIK R-12 y JOISTS ON .24''.CENTRES ai 23'' WIDTH FOR CEILING • 2299 It's .6" thick and a carton covers approximately 76 square • feet. Our 6 -day sale price is now only R-12 1 5" WIDTH INA 24' MINI' ROLL - New 24' long roll allows you to insulate an 8' high wall. without piecing. It's 31/2" thick. Covers approx. 30 sq. t: 9 Carton CTN. 669 NERG SAVER DEPT 234 4`x8' Rigid Styrene INSULATION Lightweight and easy to handle and cut. Choice of thicknesses. 4 3/4// R Factor of 2.7! Our Reg. 4 99 R. Facto7 99 *1-1/2" of 5.5! Our8.99 Reg Poiyfiirn Vapour Barrier� 500 SQ. I=T. ROLLS' So YouOur ST. � � � 5.99 60' Per Roll Note: 1500 sq. ft. rolls also available. Ask about our prices. ' DEPT 205 4 MILre 1199OUR91299 So ouSave 1 00 Per Roll STANDARD WEIGHT SHINGLES WITH TEN YEAR WARRANTY Colors as available. Bundle covers-approx 32 sq.ft. seasons •ubbe.•,ed esww 4 SEASON CAULKING An economical, rubberized caulking for seal- ing gaps and cracks. 300 ml. tube. White or grey. LIQUID ROOF COATING Seals • surface cracks to protect 'your home against damage caused by leaking roofs. Sticks. to wood, metal etc. Our Reg. 5.79 pail is now on sale for only - . 79 4 LITRES DEPT 331 •- EA. CAULKING DEPT 430 GUN Similar to 199 illustration. • Our Reg. 2 89 EACH HEAVY WEIGHT Bundle SHINGLES 15 YEAR WARRANTY, You get 50% 'more life with these - heavy weight shingles. ,Colors as available. GODERICH 155 ANGLESEA ST. PHONE 52443E2 /$3S3 ATWOOD MAIN ST. PHONE 336.2214 FREE DELIVERY AT YOUR OODEPICN YARD ,OPEN WEEKDAYS 8AM-6 PM FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS 11:30-S P.M.