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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-08-04, Page 11011•11111111111111111111111111111111111111111101% Instant Friendship The warm greeting of your Welcome Wagon hostess with "The Most Famous Basket in the World" will introduce you to our community and start you on the way toward new and lasting friendships. If you are new in town, call 94koin<afrgs, 524-6654 and Phone 524-9676 %11111111111111MIIIIIIIIIIIII0101111111111110 4 ( ler 1 te Kin 'le fens irtin 'yr iird. iers I by Sh s to id to s. 01% • es' • ••, , . 61,* d tf .• were,..;,P,teug4t 'frein .. Reeve :4held a Warren ., Zinn and •''Deputy 31 for. Reeve Finlay ',.MacDonald. Pe'e4ndants of theFather Ed Dentinger kept his King Fapijlles. audience in laughter with Fither itaphael several jokes. Three Morgans C.S,B. of the in attendance were asked to 1Vfissions, stand. They . were Morgan City and -founder of King; Morgan O'ConnOr and eb in1968'celebrated Morgan Dalton. ,Inftstetu. Roman Cathdlic- —ceremonies, Mrs;John Austin KingSbTiOgE at 12 -introduced_ the following noon, for Julia Lane program: baton twirling by fe of Moen King on - Tommy Gilmore; songs by .anniversary her Kingsbridge's Quartet: Rev. o,f organ King was one Father Ed Dentinger, Dennis list eight settlers t6 Dalton; Eugene Frayne and Kingsbridge from Donald Frayne. They were erry, Ireland in 1840 accompanied„ by Sister family of one son and Maureen on the piano. Floyd hters. Courtney, great, great, great ing the memorial grandson of Mr. and Mrs. approximately 75 Morgan King told the history enjoyed .a of the King family. bord dinner in the There were violin selec- dge Parish Hall. tions by Wilfred Hogan ac - of ceremonies, John companied by his sister Mrs. ntroduced the head Lorena Norris of uests: Mr. David Georgetown. - Donna Frayne principal of St. sang several selections with s school at piano accompaniment by dge, Sister Maureen Sister Maureen Dalton. Lisa Warren Zinn, reeve Frayne did Scotch and Irish hfield Township, stepdancing. Songs were sung d Father Raphael by Raymond Dalton and lin, Mexico City, Morgan Dalton with piano of the Genealogical accompaniment by Sister Reverend Father Ed Maureen. By special request R r, Parish Priest at Raymond Dalton sang ridge; Finlay "Galway Bay" and Sister Id - deputy reeve of Maureen sang "Danny Boy". Township; Frank The afternoon concluded with d Mrs. Jack Kinney. violin selections by Wilfred ition was paid to the and Basil Hogan with piano ldren and to the accnmpaniment by Sister families who at- Maureen, viewing of family Coming the farthest 'pictures, displays and was Reverend 'Loughlin, C.S.B. next farthest was McCarthy from anitoba. Greetings reminiscing. of the good oid days. Punch and cookies were served. Relatives were present from .Mexico City; Selkirk, d Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Union local '#wir annual dinner and dance at the Goderich Memorial Arena on ic,evening. Here the local union representatives stand with those On Members hondied for their years of service to the union. Left to Brian Black, business representative for the 'local union, Eli Royal Marie 'Boyle, Readings, *Uri'lthe Kingsbridge Catholic ^rrAks'" Manitoba l Michigan: Diane Stapleton of Thiblie a Plans are being made by Oak, MiohigarifOttawa;done by Janice eaburn of Women's League to hold a Berkley, Michigan, Windsor; Hamilton and Maureen garage sale in the parish hall '• ' R' Stouffville, Obtarip,.„ Kin- Reaburn of Vancouver, B.C. #t Kingsbridge on Saturday, cardine,' 'Huntington, West The offering was taken up by August 6 from 10 until„4 p.m. Toronto, GOderiand the the groom. Mr. and Mrs: John surrounding areas. VanRooy and Mr. 'and Mrs. Eric Reaburn. v-sot-stAinkinsit -v.44 It..-Ignests 'attended Virginia, London,Stratford, the parents of the brideand Congratulations to Susan Theresa Maloney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis , Congratulations, to Ber- nadine VanRooy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Varglooy, RR 3, Goderichand to Stephen George Reaburn , ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn RR 5, Goderich who were married in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church at ingsbridge on Saturday, July 30 at 3 p.m. Officiating at the con- celebrated High Mass were Reverend Father Anthony VanRooy, uncle of the bride from Holland; Reverend Father Jim Lammiere of Chatham and Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, Kingsbridge. Reverend Ralph King of the Goderich United Church gave the sermon. The bride's attendants were her sisters; Miss Mary VanRooy of London was the maid of honor and bridesmaids were Misses Diane, Frances and Teresa VanRooy all of Kingsbridge. The groom was attended by Jim Reaburn of Vancouver, British Columbia. Ushers were Joseph and Henry VanRooy, brothers of the bride and Earl Reaburn, brother of the groom. Paul VanRooy was the ring bearer. Organist was Marie Boyle of St. Augustin- and soloists Were John Creces „of Zurich; the dinner' served 'in -the Kingsbridge kapers Theresa Courtney, correspondent, 529-7189 Kingsbridge Parish Hall by members of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League, followed by an open reception at the Legion Hall jn Goderich. Guests were present from Holland; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Van- couver, B.C. London, Elora, Goderich and the surrounding area. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dalton on the birth of a baby girl Elizabeth Antoinette at St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Monday, July 25. Farmers are grateful for the rain that fell on Sunday afternoon, July 31. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Campbell of RR 2, Lucknow on the sudden death of their wee daughter on Sunday, July 31 following the severe wind and thun- derstorm. .and; Raymond Leolieffernan, son of Mrs. OrmorrLHeffernan of RR 7, Lucknow and the late Mr. Heffernan who were married in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church, Dublin on Saturday, July 30 by the Reverend Father Dill. • The bride was given in marriage ' by her parents Louis , and Theresa Maloney. Her attendants were: matron of honor; Mrs. John Shear - down of St. Tohmas; bridesmaids, Mrs. Antone VanOsch and Mary Lou Maloney. The groom was attended by his brother -Albert Heffernan of Essex. Ushers were Jerry Heffernan and Joe Maloney. The flowergirl was Sandra VanOsch and the ring bearer was Ricky Sheardown. The organist was Marianne O'Rourke of Dublin and the soloist was Marianne Frayne of Kingsbridge. Readings were given by her mother and by Jerry Heffernan. Approximately 80 guest'S attended 'the dinner held in the Brodhagen Community Centre followed by a reception. Guests were present from Toronto, Arthur, Montreal, Waterloo, Peterborough; Dublin; Lucknow and Kingsbridge. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Lyal Fitch and family on the death of her husband Lyal Fitch at the Wingham and District General Hspij,ai on Thur- sday, Ju1y-28 in his 63rd year. His body rested at the Currie Funeral, Parlour in Wingham• where services were held on Saturday, July 30 at 2 p.m. Interment was in the Wroxeter cemetery. Mrs. Fitch is the former Rena -4.14fficf; 'daughter 'of, Mr . and - NY ght Maitland Chatntiers Eva arnbrough and Ell t uk received jackets for 25 years of service to the BretherhoOd 'Of Carpenters and Joiners of America al 2222.. They are chartered members still *Wive in • Galachiuk, honored member, Laird Schilbe, president of the union local 2222, Eva Darnbrough, honored member, Tom Harkness, international representative of the union, Maitland Chambers, honored member and John A. T. Pirie and B.R. Robinson both honored for their years of service to the union. (staff photo) 41041 the local -union, They were presented with the Jackets at local. 2222 annual dinner and dance held at the Goderich arena on Saturday night. (staff photo) Mrs, Harvey Miller of Lanes. •Mr. and Mrs. Joe Risdon of Montreal visited, .with her sister Mrs; Ormond Hef- fernan, and attended the Heffernan -Maloney wedding in Dublin on Saturday, July 30. Mrs. Heffernan returned to Montreal with Mr. and Mrs. Risdon for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hef- fernan and family of Essex spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Ormond Hef- fernan and family. Mrs. Irene Weir of ToVonto also visited them on the weekend. Congratulations to Steven Moran and Debbie Dustow who were married at the home of the _bride on Friday evening, July 29. Several from this area attended the receptipn held in their honor folloWirrg their marriage at the Saltford Valley Hall. Will it keep: beating? ANIIIIIMMINIIME/ 11111111111111/111,111 r1:11."All!tlin"00.14!!A osummomm ommummumio onomommumwo Music for dancing was bY Bittersweet, Congratulations to Calvin McClenaghan and to Donna Sue Errington who were married on Saturday, July 30. Several from this area at- tended the reception held in their honor at the Lucknow '''' 4, rI:eYinr:Aur$71b;', 04:::f „,..1'. ' .',tbY SOYA'S Orchestra... Mr. and Mrs) Vincent Au404;41e Graham Hamilton, Sap,p1Mr, ( • andvleftaa. 0 tnMr i omnso. tripndDa-Ond to a9A1 4yg Hamiltonlaunsct Vancouver, voera r, British Columbia. - , , 1111Z4:WM: istrict It depends on YOU Bea RED CROSS Blood:Donor_ * NOVA 6 ID Jo - 20,000 Hz. 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