The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-08-31, Page 18Ili
PAGE 18 .THE G615ERICH SIGNAL -STAR,' THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 1978
pintail kuties honored at a sut�per
Owners of Ho -Down -
Stables Mike and Betty
Lou Dalton, RR 3,
Goderich held a supper in
honor of the Kintail
Kuties Baseball Team to
officially present them
with the "A" Champion
Ho -Down -Stables Trophy
on Saturday evening,
August 26.
The presentation of the
trophy was made to the
captain of the team,
Eileen Wilson and Coach
Jon Zydbel by Michael
Durnin, son of Mike and
Betty Lou Dalton, riding
Ho -Down -Sun.
During the evening,
members of the Kintail
Kuties team voted on the
most valuable and the
most improved player of
their team. Trophies
were presented to Eileen
Wilson, the Most
Valuable Player and to
Marian MacLennan, the
Most Improved Player.
Beryl McDonald had
already received the
trophy for the best sport
or congenial player.
Following the supper
and presentations,
members of the team
enjoyed a musical
program provided by
members of the ..team
With a• 1 joining in
singsongs.
Special guests invited
other than coaches, team
members and their
husbands were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Vassella, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Farrish
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Courtney.
SOCIAL NEWS
Congratulations to
Peter and Louise
(Dalton) Martin on -the
birth of a baby_girl in St.
Joseph's Hospital,
London on• Friday,
August 18, a wee gran-
ddaughter for Mrs. Blaise
Martin and for Mrs. Mark
Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Dalton and family en-
joyed a week's vacation
in Thunder 'Bay recently
visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Corkum, Rob
and Trish.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Palmer and son
Jim of Dundas, Ontario
are camping at Point
Farms Provincial Park
and visiting on Saturday
with relatives and friends
in this area. Mrs. Dwyer
is the former Hilda
Austin daughter of the
late Mr. and Ars. Philip
Austin,
storekeepers at the
Kingsbridge store.
Members of the
parishes of Kingsbridge,
Lucknow, St. Augustine
and Goderich enjoyed a
picnic sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus held
at Huron Haven Trailer
Park; two miles north of
Goderich on Sunday
afternoon, August 27
beginning at 2 p.m. There,
were games for the young
and the old.
A community shower is
being planned for Miss
Joni Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith,
Goderich and will be held
in St. Joseph's Parish
Hall at Kingsbridge on
Wednesday, August 30 at
8 p.m. Her marriage to
Paulton, son of Mrs.
Mark Dalton and the late
Mark Dalton, will take
place at Kingsbridge on
Friday, September 15.
Several from
Kingsbridge were among'
the 1,200. honored guests
at the installation of John
Michael Sherlock as the
ninth Roman Catholic
Bishop of London on
Monday, August 21 at St.
Peter's Basilica, London.
Mr. Jim O'Neill is a
patientin the Alexandra
Marine and General
'Hospital, Goderich. His
many friends wish him a
spee3recovery.
Mr. Fred Vassella who
was recently hospitalized
in London and Wingham
hospitals was able to
return to his home:
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Judge, Karen, Tim . and
Kelley returned to their
home in Jackson,
Michigan on Friday,
August 25 after spending
holidays with his uncle,
Teen Tones look
for new members
On Tuesday, Sep-
tember 12 at 7 p.m. in
North Street United
Church parlour, the
Goderich Teen Tones will
begin their regular
weekly rehearsals.
An interesting fall,
schedule has been
arranged: September 15
to 17 - Music weekend at
Camp Ambassador;
October 11 - participation
in a variety show at North
Street U.C.; October 15 at
11 a,m. - guest choir at
Auburn' united Church
anniversary service;
October 22 at 8 p.m. -
guest choir at Londesboro
United ' Church an-
niversary service; (and
November to December -
engagements under
consideration. '
Next week the choir
will welcome six new
members, bringing the
total membership to 25:
More girls, especially
those interestedin
singing alto, would be
welcome.
To be eligible, girls
must be 13 -years old or
over, like to sing, and be
prepared to attend
weekly rehearsals and
performance com-
mitments.
Through participation
in Goderich Teen` Tones,
the eoral excellent
training ls receive andex--
P
There are still two
openings, for the camp
weekend.
For further in-
formation, contact Irla
Stewart, director at 524-
8741.
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Joe and Teresa Courtney
and family.
Miss Antoinette Dalton
of Royal Oak, Michigan
visited during the week
with her brothers Ray
and Dennis Dalton and
members of the Dalton
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Sinnett and members of
their family have been
spending holidays
camping at the beach and
visiting with relatives
and friends in this area.
•
• Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Murray ol', Royal Oak,
Michigan are visiting
with her brother Mr. John
O'Connor.
Approximately 25
ladies attended a bridal
shower held at the honne
of Mrs. Jack (Mary)
Farrish honoring Kathy
Adams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Adams,
Goderich on Wednesday,
August 23. Kathy
received many lovely and
useful gifts. She will be
married to Michael
Moran, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Moran, RR 7,
Lucknow on Saturday,
September 16.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Pentland, the former
Joanne Ritchie, were
honored` with .ah open
reception held at. the
Saltford Valley Hall on
Friday, August 25.
Miss Virginia
Chisholm, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Chisholm of Dungannon
and David Caesar, son of
Joyce Caesar and the late
Mr. Paul Caesar of RR 1,
Dungannon were united
in marriage in St:
Jos-eph's Church,
Kingsbridge, on Satur-
day, August 26 at 4 p.m.
Several from this area
attended the open
reception
Mr. __.. Danny Wilson
returned to his boat "The
S.S. Gulf Canada" early
Monday, August 28
following holidays with
his family here.
M. and Mrs. Nick
Perry, Detroit, Michigan
attended the Drennan
family reunion on Sunday
afternoon, August 27 and
will be visiting with
relatives and friends in
this area until Tuesday,
August 29.
Mr. Art Dalton and son
Brian of Hamilton visited
with friends and relatives
in this area on Sunday,
August 27 and were
dinner guests with. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Courtney
and family.
WINNERS
Johanna VanDiepen
has received her
Provincial Honour for
having completed 12
projects on the Outdoor
Living Achievement Day
held on Saturday, August
26 at the farm olEldon
Brown and family.
Johanna was a member
of the Kincardine No_ 2
Trail Blazer 4-H
R"L
Heinenaaking Club. _
Congratulations t
Donna Fraynne daught_<er°'
of, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald '
Frayne, who won the
Champion Road
Machinery Limited
Scholarship in the
amount off $900. Donna is
a Grade 13 graduate of
the Goderich District
Collegiate Institute and is
enrolled in the First Year
General Arts Bourse at
Kings College, London,
Ontario.
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