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Colborne and Kingsbridge win so •
tMrs..
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Leonard Chisholm
and+Ola visited Olive's
brother and his wife, Mt. and
Mrs. Maurice Payne at Cam-
bridge on"' -Wednesday.
Robbie Haldenby of Luck -
now spent a few days recent-
ly with Brad Park.
Sympathy is extended to
relatives of Mrs. Ken Brown,
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD FISHER
Wed at St. Peter's
who died in Seattle, rec
She is a daughter -in -la
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur B
of Lucknow, formerly of
gannon.
Weekend visitors with
and Mrs. Laverne Pen
were Mrs. Paul Mitma
Mt. Clements and
David Hupp of Detroit.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Liebrock of Atwood
visited the Pentlands.
Mrs Mary•Bere retu
home on Monday after a
day'holiday with member
her family in London
Toronto. Jamie stayed
Toronto and returned
Saturday with his sis
Mrs. Ruth Austin, who
turned to..Tojpmto. Satur
evening.
John and Maylin B
Karen and David of Lon
visited Mrs. Mary Bere
the weekend.
The Lloyd and Terry H
ges' families attended
family__ picnic .at Grant -.Ch
holm's home on Saturd
which also celebrated M
Pearl Watson's 80th birt
day, which is in early Se
ember.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve. Wal
(nee Debbie Hodges)
Belleville, visited her p
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Llo
Hodges on the weekend.
Robert Irvin is now taki
radium treatments in Lo
don, staying down there fi
days at a time and comi
home weekends.
Miss Darlene Stirlin
Thamesville, spent a fe
ays with her grandmothe
rs. Robt. Irvin.
Mrs, Amy Wiggins spe
st week at Bloomfield Hill
ichigan, with Mr. and Mrs.
arl Erickson (nee Dorothy
rser) and Mrs. Cecil Orser.
hey brought her home on
aturday and stayed over till
unday.
The .library, has been mov-
to the home of Mrs. Amy
iggins and a book sale is in
ogress during the next
onth.
Mrs: Sheldon Martin of
ratford visited her sister
d brother-in-law, Mr. and
rs. Jim Errington, on Wed-
sday, accompanied by her
ughter, Mrs. Donald Gil -
re and Michael of New
mburg. `Weekend visitors
h the Erringtons were '
s. Jean Paradis and Mrs.
n Nesbit, both of Cam-
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St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich was
the scene July 21,1979 for the double -ring wedding la
ceremony at which Richard Fisher, son of Mr. -and M
Mrs. Ernie Fisher, Goderich, took Frances McClure, C
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McClure, Kitchener, 0
as his bride. T
The Rev. A.F.Loebach conducted the service. S
Organist was Mark Battye and soloists were Warren S
and Eleanor Robinson.
The bride was given in marriage by her father. She ed
wore a polyester silk sheared gown with high neckline W
and featuring appliques of French lace with scattered pr
blue flowers. A blue satin ribbon under white lace m
outlined the empire waistline. She wore a fingertip
veil with a Juliet cap and carried a bouquet of pink St
roses on a white lace fan.
Maid of honor was .Frances Battye, Blyth. She chose M
a blue polyester ,gown with accordian pleated flounce ne
around the bodice neckline,. worn off the shoulders da
with spaghetti straps. She carried a white lace fan mo
decorated with pink baby carnations. Ha
Bridesmaids Joanne DeJong,. Brussels; —Carol wit
McDowell, Kitchener; and Brenda Teichert, Goderich Mr
wore gowns identical the one worn by the maid of Jea
honor, except they were worn on -the -shoulder. bri
Flowergirl Natalie Theriault of Moisie, Quebec,
wore a floor -length white eyelet gown trimmed with
blue ribbon. She carried a basket of daisies and baby's
breath. bit
Groomsman was Ron Brown, -Goderich. Ushers hon
were Mark Ryan and Brian Allen of Goderich, and sho
Karl Teichert of Seaforth. Sun
The wedding reception was at Saltford Valley Hall. Mo
The bride's mother received her guests in a three- •''well
tiered gown of polyester silk patterned in pink flowers ions
worn with a wristlet of pink sweetheart roses. The sho
groom's mother wore a V -necked floor -length gown of t
blue polyester featuring a sheer blouson top and a at t
corsage of pink roses. ' Farr
Guests were present at the wedding from Port Hope,
Toronto, Kitchener, Quebec, Northern Ireland and the
surrounding area.
For travelling to Cove' Haven, Pocono Mountains, prey
the bride changed to a two-piece sundress with on
matching jacket in blue.
• Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are living in Goderich. "Thi
Prior to her marriage, the bride was the guest of
honor at showers given for her by Sharon Brown,
Brenda Teichert, Marion Cook, Frances Battye,
Audrey. Fisher and Auleen TheriaLllt. •
BUCKLE -UP FOR SAFETY
BRIDAL SHOWER
Miss Frances Logtenberg,
de -to -be, was guest of
our at a community
wer at Dungannon church
day School rooms on
nday evening, which was
attended. She was prev-
ly feted at a friend's
wer at Mrs. Phyllis
k's'and a relative shower
he home of Mrs. Janet
ell.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
v. C. G. Westhaver`
ched his farewell sermon
Sunday on the topic,
ngs in a Pastorate that
Safe driving
is a
family affair.
If you're
NEW IN TOWN
--and-don t -know
which way to turn,
call the
e�pin�{ToQ�i,
LD,
hostess at 524-9676
You'll be glad you did
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Stratford, a represen-
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Life Insurance Society of
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This designation Is
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and life insurance law,
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psychology,
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win soccer tournament
ungannori
doings
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Marie Park correspon
stand the Test off Time". The
choir sang the anthem,
"Morning Has Broken", led
by organist Mrs. Jean Elliott.
Mr. Westhaver expressed
his thanks and appreciation
for support and co-operation
from the various organiza-
tions of the church, and
especially their executive
members. He expressed the
regret felt by Mrs. West -
haver and himself on leaving
after only twoyears but felt
they could not turn down the
opportunity to move to a
larger charge.
Attention was drawn to a
beautiful tapestry depicting
"The Nativity Scene", which
has been donated to the
Dungannon Church by Mrs.
Ross McNee and hung on the
wall behind the choir. It was
given to Mrs. McNee by a
member of the family who
dent 529-7719
purchased it in Egypt some
years ago.
At the conclusion of the
service Mr. Lorne Hasty,
clerk of the session, and Mr.
K. K. Dawson, came to the
front and asked Mrs. West -
haver to come up to be with
Mr.- Westhaver. Mr. Hasty
read.an address to them and
Mr. Dawson presented them
with an envelope on behalf of
the congregation. Mr. West -
haver thanked those present
sincerely and again express-
ed regret at leaving their
friends in Dungannon. Very
best wishes are extended to
the Westhavers in their new
charge.
Mr. George Cowan has
been appointed lay minister
for this charge and will take ,
up his duties next Sunday,
September 2 with regular
services. He will be movin
R
Into the manse soon. Pres- In the second game Luck-
bytery will appoint a supero now ousted Kingsbridge 4 -
visory minister to -attend the 1. Scorers for Lucknow we
sacraments such as wed-
dings and baptisms. Mr
Cowan is -not a complete
stranger as he taught school
in Dungannon at one time.
We bid a .welcome to him and
his family and hope his stay
in Dungannon will be mutu-
ally rewarding.
-SPORTS
In soccer on Tuesday,
August 14, Lucknow defeat-
ed Colborne 1 .-0 at Colborne
in a make-up game. On
Thursday, August 23 at
Lucknow, Colborne and
Lucknow played to a 2 - 2 tie.
Final league standings:
Dungannon 7 wins, 2 losses
and 1 tie for 15 points;
Lucknow 4, 5 and 1 for 9
.points; Colborne, 3, 5 and 2,
for 8 points; Kingsbridge, 3,
5' and 2, for 8 points. Total
goals decided 3rd place
finish.
SOCCER TOURNAMENT
Brookside School was
home ground for the •Dun-
gannon team and the site of
the first League Tourna-
ment, Saturday, August 25.
The first game got under-
way at 11 a.m. and saw
Colborne bomb Dungannon 6
- 0. Scoring for Colborne
were Monica Etzler I,- Brian
Dam 1, Jeff Stoll 2, Terry
Bean 2. The shut out was
earned by Chris Starky.
Vancouver relatives visit
The Wedding Feast
was the lesson delivered
by Rev. Norman Pick of
Ontario Street United
Church last" Sunday
morning in the
Holmesville United
Church. Jackie Norman.
and Janice Mayhew sang
a duet and Irvine Tebbutt
along with Stewart
Farquhar 'received the
offering.
Personals
Jack and Jan, Margo
and Geoff Norman of
Vancouver, B..C. are here
visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Norman and
enjoying family dinners
and get togethers with
their relatives and
friends. May we wish
them a happy time and.
good trip home.
Neil and Todd Hadley
of London enjoyed a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Van Ninhuys and family.
Cathy Van Ninhuys
spent some holidays with
the Hadleys at their
summer home at
Collingwood. While there
Cathy received some
horse riding lessons.
Jim and Irene Durnin
of London were in the
area to enjoy a visit to
Blyth Theatre and on to
dinner with Don and
Isobel Harris.
The community wishes
O2vners
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Holmesville
news
Blanche Deeves, correspondent
to offer their sympathy to
the families of the late
Guy Ives.
• 4-H update
Girls who want to join
the 4-H • Homemaking
Club in Holmesville must
482-3383
be 12 years of age or older
and must be 12 by Sep-
tember 1, 1979. They
would like at least six
girls to join. For more
information call Grace
Bird, 482-3428.
re
,Chris Irwin 1, Mark Londry
1, and Wayne Phillips 2. '
Kingsbridge's first loss
was only 'a temporary set
back as they came up and
nicked Dungannon 2 - 1 for
the "B" championship and a
well-earned trophy. Scoring
for Kingsbridge was Brent
Van Osch. Paul Jerome
tallied for Dungannon.
In the "A" championship
game Lucknow and Colborne
battled for 55 minutes with-
out scoring, then on a
penalty shot with just 5
minutes left, Terry Bean
scored, giving Colborne a 1 -
0 lead and the game:
After the "A" game the
trophies were presented by
tournament organizer,
Stephen Park. Team captain,
Brent Van Osch, received the
"B" trophy on behalf of his
Kingsbridge team mates.
Chris Starky and Terry Bean
represented the "A" champs
to receive the trophy for
Colborne.
Monica Etzler was voted
most valuable player and
received a soccer ball.
Lynn Murray was voted
Most sportsmanlike player
and received a soccer ball.
A ball raffle was held and
won by Judy Godfrey. Ron
Olson won a ball for naming
the league for next season...
The league will be known as
the Inter -County House
League (Soccer).
A picnic supper was enjoy-
ed by those who stayed. It is
hoped that everyone enjoyed
themselves this season play-
ing soccer.
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