The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-19, Page 18PAGE 18—GODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1979
Bride-to-befeted at shower
BY FRAN RIEGLL NG
A miscellaneous shower
was held on Tuesday, July 10
in St. Joseph's School for
Debbie Maine, daughter of
John and Mary Maize. Jo-
anne Doherty, as chairlady,
conducted two contests
which everyone enjoyed. Pat
Helsic read the address to
the bride-to-be. Pat and Jo-
anne O'Neill assisted Debbie
in the opening oft her gifts.
Debbie thanked everyone for
the many lovely gifts. Lunch
was served by her cousins,
Joanne and Anita Doherty.
On Wednesday, Carl and
Fran Riegling and grand-
children, Carrie and Carl,
enjoyed the trip to Bramp-
ton, stopping at a camp site
for a picnic in Grand Valley
on the way, the only cool spot
on a very hot • day, then
"'"continuing -on TO 13rarnpton-to-
the home of the children's
parents, Judy, and Bill Bel -
rose and visiting with them
before returning home.
A miscellaneous shower
was held on Wednesday,
July 11 in Dungannon United
Church basement for Sherry
Boak, daughter of Jim and
Phyliss Boak. Ruth Winter -
mute was chairlady, intro-
ducing those who took part in
the mostenjoyable program.
Frances and Melissa Logten-
berg sang a duet, "Who's
that in the cucumber patch
with Sherry"., with Frances
accompanying on the piano.
Marsha Boak, Sherry's sist-
er, gave a humorous reading,
"He was there and so was
I". Marsha also tap danced
with her mother accompany-
ing on the piano. Mary
Luanne Clare sang "Eidel-
weiss" and "Getting to know
you", accompanied by Phyl-
iss Boak. - the address was
read by Fran Logtenberg
followed by Mary Clare.play-
ing "Here comes the bride".
Sherry led by her attendants,
proceeded to the seat of
honour and opened the many
lovely gifts she received. She
very appropriately thanked
everyone. A lovely lunch was
served.
Recent visitors with Susan
Marshall „were Gerry Mar-
shall and family of Kitch-
ener.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Szyd='
lowski and family of Troy,
Michigan, visited their aunt,
Mrs. Bernadine Kinney.
Thirty-three people travel-
led by bus on Friday, July 13
to the Shrine of,Our Lady of
the Rosary at St. Mary's,
Ontario. Included in the
group were people from God-
erich, Lucknow, St. Augus-
tine and Kingsbridge. Father
Pat Moore and Father Ed
Dentinger Concelebrated
Mass at the Shrine. The
statue of the Pilgrim Virgin
of Fatima was on display and
after lunch the Statue of Our
Lady of Fatima was carried in
procession around the
grounds followed by the
large crowd reciting the
rosary: -This Shrine was built
in 1958 by Father MacDonald
of Scarboro Missions and
there are 50 trees planted
around the small Shrine to
denote each bead of the
Rosary. Fr. Moore has trav-
elled around the world 17
times with the Virgin Satue
and has reached all parts of
the worlt. He has travelled
for 32 years since he began
this Mission. It was a won-
derful outing -for all who par-
ticipated. Future pilgrimage
dates for this summer are
August 13 to 22 inclusive.
Glen Tigert, son off Jack
and Rita, received his Bach-
elor of Arts degree (Honours
Degree) from University of
Western Ontario.
Lucille Frayne, daughter
off Don and, Rose, graduated
from Fanshawe College hav-
ing completed its Mental
Health Worker Program.
Congratulations to these
students as well as to all who
success.. The home -baked
goodies isappeared as fast
as they came in, some buyers
following the ladies bringing
their baking into the hall. A
lot of work, but also a lot off
fun too.
Marcella Courtney of God-
erich, is spending her holi-
days in the area. $he visited
Saturday at the Ken Chester
cottage at Port Albert. She is
Kingsbridge
graduated from the various
colleges,
.Diane VanRooy, daughter
of John and Jean, has been
named as atl tititano Scholar
for her average of 80%.
Congratulations to her for
her fine work.
Remember the Annual
Parish Picnic will be held at
North Ashfield Park, Sunday
July 22.
Marie Judge off Jackson,
Michigan, and granddaugh-
ter, Jody Kim Bentley are
visiting the Courtney famil-
ies -- Vivian Hogan and Con,
Joe Courtney and Teresa,
Grace Austin and John and
Marcella Courtney. Joe
Judge visited for the week-
end with the Joe Courtney
family.
The garage sale held in
Kingsbridge Church Hall on
Saturday past wasa huge
staying at her brother, John
O'Connor's home in Kings-
bridge, and visiting her own
family and relatives.
Gary Cbburtriey Construc-
tion has completed erecting a
pole barn on Reis Milten-
burg's farm on the 9th con-
cession. Interesting to drive
down the 9th and see all the
new homes and buildings
going up and new comers to
the area, living on the 9th.
Jim and Kathy (Dalton)
MacDonald, Julie and Shaw.
na of Chilliwack, B.C. are
spending two weeks with Ray
Dalton and the Dalton famil-
ies as well as with Mr. and
Mrs. Pete MacDonald and
members of their family in
Lucknow.
Kerry and Diane Hogan
and sons Todd and Chad of
Glencoe are holidaying at
Con and Vivian Hogan's,
Holmesville news
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Kerry's parents, and visiting
friends and relatives" in the
area.
Father Houser of St. Louis'
Parish, Waterloo is spending
a few days visiting at St.
Joseph's Rectory with Father
Ed Dentinger and Brother
Carl Voll.
Sunday dinner guests with
Carl and Fran Riegling were
Carl's niece, Debby Field
and friend, David Slote of
Kitchener after touring the
Huron County Gaol and other
tourist attractions in the
area.
Recent visitors with Max
and Helen Riegling and four
sons were Phil and Evelyn
Evers of Kincardine, Darryl
and Colleen Morrison of
Toronto and son, Denny.
Sharon McClenaghan and
family of Clinton spent Fri-
day with the Rieglings. Gav-
in--remained-for-.-a few. -days
holidays. Max, Helen and
family spent Sunday visiting
the McClenaghan's in Clin-
ton. Matt and Ursula Rich-
ardson and Laura of Goder-
ich also visited at the Rieg-
ling home during the week.
Pat and Sam Cino and two
children of Hamilton have
bought a summer cottage at
Port Albert, Pat is the daugh-
ter of Alma (O'Brien) Steph-
enson of Ingersoll and a
granddaughter of the late
Dan O'Brien of Goderich.
Stan and Marjorie Bolger
and six children of Cam-
bridge -Galt from St. Pat-
rick's Parish are spending
summer holidays at Point
Clark.
Township .holds picnic
On Wednesday, July 10,
the Goderich Township.
Recreational picnic was
held in the Lakeside Park
in Goderich- Township,
with a good attendance
and rain holding off till
near eight o'clock.
Bev and Charlie Orr did
a very good job getting
the pit going and soon
everyone was putting on
the various' meat to cook
with the fine aroma of
pork chops, steak,
hamburg and hot dogs
cooking, filling the air,
Everyone was soon en-
joying their supper.
Following supper, Bert
McCreath entertained on
his bagpipes which was
very much enjoyed by all
and then Mrs. Marion
Powell, in true form, got
everyone on their feet
and we enjoyed playing
games. First was a
balloon •with the ladies
tying a balloon around
their waist and the men
getting bats of paper to
hit the' balloons. Mrs.
O'Brien of Goderich won
this game:
Then the ear ring game
with four teams playing,
was held and team two
won. The third game saw
the ladies trying to put a
tie on a man- correctly
and this was won by
Millie Lobb and Garry
Martin, all of the town-
ship. We just finished this
game when the rain
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During the day, many
took the walk down to the
lake, as a very in-
teresting path has been
made. Perhaps next year
we could have a bigger
crowd out to enjoy this
event.
Personals
Bonnie and Don Lock-
wood enjoyed a family
get together on Sunday.
From Tabur, Alberta
were Don's mother Mrs.
Lockwood and brother
Gary Lockwood and
grandmother Mrs.
Filgas. Don's sisters Mr.
and "Mrs. John McClin-
chey of Blyth and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Carter and
children of Clinton.
Everyone enjoyed an out
door barbecue.
Clarence and Jean
Perdue enjoyed the day
Sunday with their son and
family in London.
Tom and Mary Cooke
and JoyCe and Aubrey
Kenagy and three
children all of Sault Ste.
Marie visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Eldon Yeo.
Mrs. Alice Porter at-
tended the Federated
Women's Institute of
Canada in Saskatoon
recently. Alice then 'flew
on to visit with her
daughter and son-in-law
in Mission, B.C. While
there, they took a trip to
Powell River and the
ferry to Victoria. Island
and drove to the west
coast of the island. They
'vi's'ited various points of'.
interest along the way.
Mr. 12oger MaGuire of
Wallesey, England is
enjoying a months visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Betties. To date, they
have visited Pitch Pine
Lake and Ottawa. We.
wish Mr. MaGuire a
happy stay here in
Canada.
Ann and Gilbert Brand
and children are happy to
have in their home "Cuc"
from Vietnam.
Sports
In mixed squirts,
Benmiller and
Holmesville were rained
out, while Holmesville
lost to Varna 10-8.
The Pee Wee boys beat
Goderich, while the Pee
Wee Girls also beat
Goderich. The Midget
girls tied with Benmiller,
and playoffs to start first
week in August.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Whaley, formerly.,of Goder-
ich now residing in Florida,
are spending the summer in
one off the cottages owned by
Stan Doherty at Port Albert.
The Whaleys attend church
at St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge
and were part of the crowd
who attended the garage
sale.
Spending the weekelid at
the Howard summer cottage
at Buchanan Beach, just off
highway 21, were Donna
Frayn., Faye Hildebrand,
Rosemary Crawford and
Anne Marie Howard.
Visitors at the Dirk Log-
tenberg home were Ime and
Lies deBoer and Paul, Dik
and Klaasje Veldman and
sons from the Netherlands,
Mrs. Symon deBoer of Luck -
now, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
Logtenberg, Huron Haven
-- Village; ""GeRia and' '-Doug
Dan, Guelph, and Aly and
Tim Reurink enjoyed the get
together.
Visiting at the Walter
Clare home are Mary's
brother, Father Lloyd Ryan
and his' housekeeper, Mrs.
Laura Bolger of St. Clem-
ent's Parish. Mary Luanne's
weekend visitor was her
friend, Marnie Menard of
Newrnarket.
Saturday visitors at Tom
and Karla Hogan's home
were Mrs. Lorena Norris of
Georgetown, Miss Irene Ho-
gan of London, Mrs. Mary,
Toni and Maxie Hogan, ail, of
Goderich.
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Waterloo at the second annual Antique Show and
Sale held at the Bluewater Centre last Friday and
Saturday. Money raised at the show by the
Volunteer Association will be used to buy camp
equipment for the residents of the Centre. (Photo
by Joanne Buchanan)
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