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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-08-31, Page 9community bridal .shower held in. Miss Annette Hodges was guest of honour at a bridal shower put on by the groom's relatives in Dungannon United Church Sunday School room on Monday evening, August 21. Contests were handed out as people arrived. Prizes for the contests were won by Mrs. Eva Horton and Mrs. Phyllis Harrison; Mrs. Donna Hayden, Laurie and Linda; Mr's. Lynda McNee; and Mrs. Jean Carruthers. Mrs. Mary Bere in- troduced Annette around the group and escorted her to a chair at the front. Miss Brenda Chisholm, Miss Dorothy Culbert and Mrs. Kathie Stanbury sat up with the bride. The address was read by Kathie Stanbury and gifts were carried in by Laurie and Linda Hayden and Lisa Sillib. Annette thanked those present graciously and invited them to visit her in Goderich after her wedding. Music was provided by Misses Melody and Martha King who sang to Melody's guitar. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed.' A community shower in honor of Miss Annette Hodges, bride-to-be, was held in the Sunday School room of Dungannon United. Church on Thursday, August 24. The bride entered to the music of the Wedding March played by Mrs. Judy McMichael, and took her chair at the front attended by Miss Brenda Chisholm, Miss Valerie Wilson and .Miss Dorothy .Culbert. Mrs. Kathie Stanbury as Chairperson called an Miss Elaine Stewart for a contest. Mrs. Carol Nivins 'gave a reeding. The Stapleton gir4, Mary -CathetThe,......Matzreeri, Patricia and Christine, provided two enjoyable musical numbers with Christine accompanying them with the guitar. Dorothy. Culbert- read the address to Annette •and gifts were pulled in on a decorated wagokby several little girls in- cluding Vicky and Paula Vanderberg, Sherry and Tanya Hodges, Lisa Sillib d Sli M an annon cN e . Annette thanked those present courteously and invited them to visit her in Goderich. Lunch was served buffet style and a social time was enjoyed. • HOCKEY TEAM GET-TOGETHER Mr. and Mrs. Ken Olson were hosts to a barbecue and corn roast at their home on Wednesday, August 23 for last season's Lucknow Pee Wee Hockey team and their families. The boys of the team in the village this month. and their families en- Mrs. Ross McNee and joyed the social time Mr.. and Mrs. Graham together and are grateful McNee were guests at a to Mr. and Mrs. Alton for family dinner in Nile prov4ding the op- United Church on portunity. SOCIAL NEWS After a delicious and Congratulations to Mr. thoroughly satisfying and Mrs. David Caesar feast, manager Wayne (nee Virginia Chisholm) Jerome and coach James who were _ married on Montgomery were each Saturday at Kingsbridge presented with a wallet Roman Catholic Church as a token of appreciation with a reception following for the time they spent at Saltford. with the team. Captain George Alton, assisted by Paul Pickard made the presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler are spending some time at their home Wayne Brooks dies of injury Wayne Roger Brooks, 18, of Goderich died on Thursday, August 24 in University Hospital, London from injuries sustained after being struck by a car on The Square in Goderich on August 19. He was born in Kitchener on December 21, 1959 to Lucille (Cuthbertson) and Brandon Brooks. He lived in Waterlot on Bridgeport Road and then Noecker Street before moving to Goderich ten years ago. He attended Brighton School in 'Waterloo, Victoria Public School in Goderich -and the Goderich District Collegiate Institute. He was employed at -South End Auto Body in Goderich. He is survived by his parents; two sisters, Mrs. Allan (Heather) Stackhouse of Scar- borough and Tammy at home; one brother, Tim at home; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Edna Brooks of Waterloo and one nephew, Jeffery Stackhouse of Scarborough. A funeral service was held aftheMcdalliim Funeral Home in Goderich on Monday, August 28 at 2:30 p.m. The Reverend Ronald C. McCallum officiated. • Interment was in the Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. Pallbearers were Michael Cuthbertson, Lee Cuthbertson, Bill Melick, Dave Johnston, Jim Melick and Don Melick. _Flow.er .p.earer.s . were Wayne...Miller, Ste e . McLean, Dan McLean, Tom Young, 'G ry Powell and Perry Teichert. T vane show gr at y. BY JOANNE WALTERS their ranks. A Variety presented by the group on Sunday evening g at G.D.C.I. to wind 'up their innovative summer season revealed that singers, dancers and,,, musicians are in. their' midst. Highland dancing by Elise and Heather Lin-, dsay and CNE Scottish. Festival winner, Kim Fritzley were highlighted in the show as were two comical performances by mime artist Rob McEwen. _ Anne Robertson, who sang You Light Up My Life, Tomorrow and What I Did For Love, was also featured.Anne may be remembered• for her excellent performance as Eliza Doolittle in the high school's production of My Fair Lady last year. Coleen Maguire, Angela McDonald and Andy Markson -eac-h accompanying them- selves on guitar sang several selections in- cluding songs which they had written both words and music to themselves. Other singers featured were Clarence Knight, Brian Markson and Jennifer Black. The songs were varied to provide pleasure for music lovers of all types - folk, country, classics and popular tunes. Again, it was a pity that not more people turned out to see the talent displayed by these fine performers. Arie Van der Ende, emcee 'for the evening said while 'the audience was a small one, it was also a good one -- appreciative and also involved tapping their toes and singing_ along to some of, the numbers. The GLT group will be busy rehearsing for their winter season next. All summer long they presented one -act plays in the jail yard and hope to be able to continue this text year. Watch f the upcoming full-sc le winter productions. •/ Show The Goderich Litt e Theatre group, alo with some help f om special performers have proven that there is more than just acting ability in HERE TODAY, HERE TOMORROW dof For that special time — an anniversary, a birthdey, a family occasion you want to remember. Will you take a trip that is lovely at the time, but a fading memory? Will you buy a luxury car that you'll soon trade in?' Or willyou buy a beautiful' gem —'a lasting diamond or other fine stone? It will give • pleasure whenever worn, and will become a treasured heirloom fpr generations. What other purchase will giv6grdino ifluCh? Come in, we'll help you select a lasting ine.mory... ANSTE JEWELLERS LIMITED 11 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON 482-3901 SEAFORTH •WALKERTON MBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY AZ3 Please Roto: wo will bo CLOSING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 8 AT 4:00 P.M. Open regular hours Saturday Saturday, August 26 in honour of Mr, and Mrs. Les Johnston on the occasion of their 55th wedding anniversary which is upcoming this ungannon doings Mary Bere adommommik correspondent 529-7915 week. Their family presented them with a portable television .set. Mrs. Johnston is a sister ofMrs. Ross MeNee. Congratulations to Bonita Pollock (Dungannon A ball team) and Mrs. Penny Hodges (Dungannon B ball tem) who each won'llrtipIrpar presented by Clete Dalton for sportsmanship. Mr. and Mrs. John Bere, Karen and David of London and Maylin's sister Mrs. Veronica Nagaur of Trinidad, visited Mrs. Mary Bere on Sunday. Local members of the Bere family also visited their mother. Mrs. Mary Bere visited Miss Elva Horman in Stratford on Wednesday and attended As You Like G CALLING ALL • THE GODERICH SIONAL7STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1978,-,PAQE 9 un annon It at the Festival Theatre with Miss Ruth Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs, Len Biloy, Scott, Judy and Kristin of Detroit are holidaying between a ,cottage at Port Albert and their farm home these two weeks. • Congratulations to Mr. Prank Thom- pson on their 40th wed- ding anniversary which was celebrated with, a gathering of friends and neighbours at Lucknow Legion Hall on Saturday evening.. Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Pentland, Mrs. Dorothy Grange and Mr. Frank Pentland visited Donna and Mike Carney and. baby in Chatham and went on to attend the Salter picnic at Essex. Mrs. Salter is a FERS •BEFORE YOU BUY GIVE SUNSET A TRY! The greatest names in golf ericlorse products sold in our /ProShop: Clubs-Carts-Shoes- liags,Clothing. . The best price in -every price range. Hurry while supply lasts. Clearance Prices. 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She celebrated her 91st birthday this summer. CHURCH NEWS ----- Some from Dungannon attended Nile United Church on Sunday morning to hear, the Fordwich United. Church Choir present the con - tate, "The Miracle Worker", which tells the life off Jesus in story and song. The pianist for the group is Mrs. Margaret Livermore (nee Haines) formerly of Auburn. Nile .U.C.W. held a bazaar and bake sale in the Sunday School room of Nile United Church on Wednesday August 23 which some Dungannon ladies attended. OBITUARIES Sympathy is extended to the families concerned in these recent, deaths: the family of the late Mrs. --Harvey "" Pentland of Woodstock, whose husband was a brother of Mrs. Gladys, Dustow, Goderich; the family of Mrs. Victor Whitely who died recently at Pinecrest Manor. (Mrs. Whitely previously lived in Hamilton and before that resided in the Crewe Community); the family of Mrs. Kenneth Cam- pbell (nee Valerie Stevens) who died in Goderich. 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