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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-24, Page 24DR. AND MRS. EDWARD JOHN RUMBLE Dr. Edward John Rumble son of Mrs. Audrey Rumble of Goderich and the late Stanley Rumble and Rona Isobel Gray, daughter of Mrs. Christine Gray of Burl- ington and the late Donald Gray were united in marriage at Rosedale United Church, Toronto on July 6, 1984. The Reverend Robert Wallace. officiated at the double -ring ceremony. Maid of honour was Melinda Schwartz of London, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Kelly Bennett of Burl- ington friend of the bride and Shirley Gray sister-in-law of the bride. Groomsman was Lawrence Rumble of Switzerland, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Dr. John Porter of Thunder Bay friend of the groom and Russel Gray brother-in-law of the groom. Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Toronto Island. After a wedding trip to Paris, France the couple took up residence in Rosedale. PEOPLE Society hears speaker on "Galbraith Settlers" A regular meeting of the Huron County Genealogical Society was held October 3. It was noted that work at the Brussels cemetery is still at the checking stage. Anyone with time to volunteer should contact Alison at 482-7167. Attendance at the September 22 fifth Annual Workshop was excellent and speakers were enjoyed by all. Much information was gleaned from the day and all went away with fresh enthusiasm to continue their research. It is hoped that there will be a good turnout at the November meeting as it will again be time for election of officers. All new publications and purchases for the library will be displayed at this meeting and business will be set aside - this meeting will be a potluck supper! All attending are asked to bring a main course and a dessert. It is to be at the Goderich Township Hall in Holmesville at 7 p.m. sharp. Chairman Alison Lobb advised that after the November potluck supper, there will be no further meetings until March 1985. This policy has been adopted due to past experience with Huron County winter weather conditions! y' Guest speaker, Edwin Galbraith of 'Toronto, was introduced by Marilyn Engle, author of the Grey .Township book. Mr. Galbraith published the ``Galbraith Settlers", a summary, in 1978. He has contacted about 400 descendents in Ontario and has since clone an addendum. The Galbraith chief lived in a fortress castle on an island in Loch Lomond. As fortunes changed, they moved eastward and spread, across central Scotland, the Hebrides and Northern Ireland. Mr. Galbraith had to look in public record offices in both Dublin and Edinburgh. He noted that people would come across with fishermen from Scotland to Ireland. In 1981 the Canadian and American Galbraiths started the Clan Galbraith Associaton of America. Mr. Galbraith has made an index of the family trees and this is going to be put on computer for easier access. Their next meeting will be held somewhere in Ontario or close .by so he is quite excited about this. Mr. Galbraith recommends going to Ireland and Scotland and doing your own research. Go right to the area your ancestors came from, talk to the locals, get the history of the areas, etc. The library at University College in Cork is very good for genealogical research. He notes that the cost of birth certificates is now 81/2 pounds. He advises that if you must have someone over there do your reesearch for you, set a limit at the very beginning. He also mentions the library at Salt Lake City as an excellent source of research material. As noted, the next meeting will be November 7 at Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville - a potluck supper - 7 p.m. sharp. Members and guests welcome. Call 482-7167 for more information. Contest judges selected for Shoemaker Award A distinguished young author and a local university professor will judge the 1984 Dorothy Shoemaker Literary Award Con- test, originally a Centennial project of the Kitchener Public Library, and named in honour of its former chief librarian. Poet Susan Musgrave willudge the poetry entries, and University of Waterloo professor Ken Ledbetter will select the pro- se winners. The contest is sponsored by participating public libraries in Ontario Library Service - Saugeen, and the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture. It is open to all residents of Grey, Dufferin, Perth, Huron and Well- ington counties, and the Region of Waterloo. Ms. Musgrave was raised on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. To date she has produced ten volumes of poetry and two works of fiction, along with numerous ar- ticles published in periodicals such as Satur- day Night and Toronto Life. Cocktails from the Mausoleum, her most recent volume of poems, will be forthcoming from Mc- Clelland o-Clelland & Stewart in 1985. Mr. Ledbetter has been a Professor of MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE RUMBLE Lawrence Murdoch Rumble son of Mrs. Audrey Rumble of Goderich and the late Stanley Rumble and Alexandra Davidovic daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Davidovic of Yugoslavia were united in marriage at the Russian Church, Rue Toepffer, Geneva Switzerland on May 6, 1984. Maid of honor was Jasmin Filipovic of Yugoslavia friend of the bride and Jelica Acovic also a friend of the bride was bridesmaid. Groomsman was Dr. Edward Rumble of Toronto brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Phipippe Chabil friend of the groom. Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held at the Hotel D'Angleterre, overlooking Lake Geneva. After a wedding trip to Italy and Yugoslavia the couple took up residence in Geneva, Switzerland. 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