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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-28, Page 24PA -GE 10A—GODER ICH SIGNALTSTAR, THURSDAY, JULY 28. 1977 I 0, strict ne Kingsbridge bride feted A large crowd attended the bridal shower for Miss Bernadine Van Rooy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Rooy, held at St. Joseph's Parish ,Hall at Kingsbridge on Sunday evening, July 1, Mistress of ceremonies Miss Margaret Frayne in troduced the following, numbers, songs by Marie Boyle with guitar , ac- companiment by Marie. Games were played with Teresa Van Rooy, 'Betty Knoop, Joni Smith. and Bernadine Van Rooy receiving prizes. Kathy O'Keefe gave a reading. The address signed by all those present was read to Bernadine by Margaret Frayne. The bride and her two sisters Mary and Diane were seated amid bells and streamers as Mrs. Mary Clare played Here Comes the Bride. Bernadine received many lovely and useful gifts Kirtgsbridge kapers Theresa Courtney, correspondent, 529-7189 and- in . reply thanked ,everyone who helped with the program and the shower and invited all to meet her new husband at the open reception to be held at the Legion Hall in Goderich on Saturday. July 30. Bernadine's marriage to Stephen Reaburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn, RR 5, Goderich, will take place at Kingsbridge on Saturday. July 30 at 3 p.m. \I. N i; Mrs. Ed Redfern of Royal Oak. Michigan is spending holidays with Mrs. Mary Frayne. Mrs. Betty Frayne visited on the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Albert Kraemer at Listowel. Mrs. Diny Reyenders and son Jack arrived last week from Holland to spend four weeks vacation with her sister Mrs. Martin Hendriks, Mr. Hendriks and family. Mr: and Mrs. Clem Steffler and family of Whitelaw, .Alberta are spending the month of July holidays with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Joe Steffler at Walton and visiting with their. former neighbours and friends in this area. Welcome back. Congratulations to the boys from this area who took part in' the bed races held on Friday, July 1, Canada Day. at the Goderich Sesquicen- tennial celebrations. Although they did not come into the winner's category, they deserve a lot of praise for the hours of work and labour put into their efforts. Nurli)1 NT Miss Michelle Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Austin, Miss Debbie Stothers, Bob Rourke and Steve Park were admitted to the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich following a three car pile up on Highway 21 at Dunlop on Friday evening, July 15. The two boys were released on Friday evening. Miss Austin received a shaking up and will be released from the hospital on Monday, July 18. Miss Stothers received a broken ankle and, was released on Sunday following surgery on Saturday. W !tit, Congratulations to Miss Anne Marie Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard, RR 3,. Goderich, who will receive the Peter Adamson Memorial Scholarship for the highest average in Year 4 (grade 12) calculated from the aggregate of six Year 4 subjects. Her average was 90.5 percent. Congratulations also to Darrell Kloeze, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harm Kloeze, R.' R. 3, Goderich who will receive the Veteran's Memorial Scholarship for one of the two highest averages calculated from the aggregate of seven Year 1 (Grade 9) subjects. Darrell's average was 90.9 percent. And congratulations to Eric Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Courtney of RR 1, Dungannon, who will receive the Peter Adamson Memorial Scholarship for the highest average in Year 2 (Grade 10) at Goderich District Collegiate Institute. Eric's average calculated from the aggregate ,of seven Year 2 subjects was 89.6 percent. These scholarships will be awarded at Commencement Exercises held at the .,.collegiate in September. Ripley show this week • k leads Oran The Battle of the Boyne was fought a few hundred years ago and its memory and tradition still lives on. On Saturday. • July 16, Orangemen from nine --enuMiis"me ii Bayfietet– hold the annual celebration of the historical battle. Sponsored by the lodges in South Huron, some 65 groups took paii, in a parade .which marched through village.ESsex. Kent, bton, Middlesex -Elgin, Bruce, North and -South Plans are being finalized for the Annual Craft Show and Sale :which will be presented by Huron -Bruce Arts and Crafts Incorporated in the Ripley -Huron Chin- munity Centre in Ripley on Friday, July 29 from 10 am to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, July 30 from 10 am to 6 pm. The conveners, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles and their committee have ob- tained. a large group of crafters with a varied and interesting array of crafts where there will be something of interest to all ages. Antiques and many crafts such as crocheting, china painting, oil painting, wood products, quilts, ceramics, various types of jewellery, rugs, pottery, leather, dried flower arrangements, _apple head dools, Japanese em- broidery. perfume, silk screening, clay animals, Bruce County Tartan, cop- percraft, paper tol-e, macrame and many more will be for sale by crafters from across Ontario. There will also be demonstrations of some crafts. Everyone enjoys fresh garden produce and home baking which will be available. There will also be lucky draws, entertainment, food and fun. The proceeds, as in the past, will go to community projects. the Lam - W est Perth as well as North and South Huron took part in the event: Bob Cook, the County Marshall from Goclerich-led the parade on horseback. Another special attraction in -11Nevufatzle "WaS`the1Bruie from the Belgrave lodge, who 'has been playing his fife in parades for the last 65 v.ears. John- McCallum, 94, of Huronview was the oldest Orangeman in the parade. Woodhams Orange Lodge won first prize for the best float. while Tom Penhale of • Bayfield, who carried Some of the older members of the irious lodges with his team and wagon, , took second place. The Varna- Orange odge held the third best float The best Ladies Orange Benevolent Association award went to Clinton while Listowel took the prize for the best ladies: True Blue Association entry. North Perth was the best Royal Orange Lodge and Belgrave e. was the best Junior Orange Lodge. A number of bands also took part in the parade and Clintonthe ('Iinton Legion Pipe band 4.41:`.4gPSLiciP=.0.kr.i9e band ik the parade. The best fifeand drum band award went to tInderwood. After the parade, which was watched by an estimated 3 000 spectators, a. fife and drum competition was _Ethel Bruce of Belgrave won in the fifing while Elsie 41, ‘;. Wohley was the best lady fife. 1 the drumming com- petition. Wat Webster. of Clinton was the best in the- men's,...xlivision _144- ---f4eCallum-of-Brusseli7-won in the ladies' class. Along with the parade and competitions. a midway, ball tournament and dance were heldpagthe agricultural park with the help of the Bayfield Lions. 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