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Visitors recently With Wal-,
ter Kelly were hi's sister,
Mrs, Eileen_ %rocks of Lakelet
And his brother, and. Wife,,
'Mr. and M. Joe Kelly of
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Austin,
and 'Mr. and Mrs. Neely,
C011ingwood, called on ac-,
quaintances in the commun-
ity during the past week.
A‘visitor in the area during
the past week eSpecially with
Mrs.: Des O'Donnell, was
Miss Beatrice Keenan of
Vancouver. She just returned
from a trip to New Zealand,
and Italy and also ,India
where she visited het •two
foster children,
A warm welconie back to
the community is extended to
Mrs. Mary Frayne. After
%pe'rlding the winter in Lon-
don, Mrs. Frayne is back
to home here for the sum-
mer. It• is also nice to see
John O'Connor back around
the community again.
Mrs. Leinhardt of St.
Clements visited part of last
week with her daughter, Arvin
Dalton, husband, Terry and
grandchildren; Colleen and
Patrick. •
The kingsbridge Area
Seniors ran their first bingo
night on Tuesday in the
parish hall. Thes-e are "to be
held on a regular basis and
the next one is Tuesday of
this week. Itis hoped that
crowds will .orrie . out and
support this group who have
other special events coming
in the future.
St. Joseph's School was
selected to participate in a
Ministry of Education Prov-
incial Review entitled Discip-
linary Practices and Class-
room Management. This,
ally; three students from
grade eight and two from
grade seven met 'as a group;
five parents met as a group.'
Each individual was also
asked to complete a ques-
tionnaire and provide further
comments on the topic of
disciplinary practices and
classroom management,
Two more students have
been hired for the summer
playground to work under
Supervisor Joanne Agnew.
They are Frances VatiRboy
and Jackie Dalton. Three
more students have been
hired to work under the
project leader, for the com-
munity school survey, Mari:
anne Boyle. :They are Kath-
leen Foran, Lisa Frayne and
Rosemary O'Keefe, SandY
Orien is hired as' community
co-ordinator for July and
August:
A new 'teacher has been,
hired for St. Joseph's School
for the next term. Gary
Prince - will replace Mrs:
Nancy Park who is continu-
ing her studies. He will teach
grades three and four.
The May crowning was
heleta-St:Jos-epli's_Church
on' Sunday. A procession of
flowers was brought to the
altar by the school children.
After communion 'the Bles-
sed, Virgin Mary was crown-
ed by Linda Sinnett with help
from her assistants, the girls
from grades• five, six and
seven: • •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vas-
sena,- their daughters,• Yvon-
ne Sinnett and Eileen Wilson
attended the wedding of
took place on Friday when
representatives front., the
Ministry, of Education visited
the school and met with the
the following individuals;
three teachers. met
Mrs. Vassella?s, niece, Mary
Tailloti in Guelph on, Sattir-
day'. ,
Mrs.- Bernadine, Kinney at-
tended:the'Golden Jubilee of
'
:77-14ingoKle youths .
on li44d trip
BY LILLIAN YOUNG Mrs. Wallace Richardson of .
Wingham. The evening was
Lois Hanna, Karen and spent playing euchre and
Liane Young and Lynn, Kar-' visiting, after which a delici-
yn, and Dawn Nicolson were ous lunch was served by the
members of the LUcknow hostess complete with a
band from this district who birthday cake. Present at 'the
went on the band trip to party were Mrs. May Rica-
Ottawa last week. They left ardson, Wallace Old Betty
Lueknow early Wednesday Richardson, Mrs. Ethel Hol
morning. At. Toronto they mes, all of Wingham; Mrs.
played at C. E. Webster Bertha Stokes of Ingersoll,,,
public school and at Ontario -**-Eriel--andor*Cameron" 'Glazier
and friend, Jan, of Oshawa,
Ed and Jean VVightman,
Belgr e' sley and Edna
Young, Lucknow, and Clif-
ford, Lillian and William
Young of Langside. We wish
her many more happy birth-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron George
visited relatives in Strathroy
on Sunday, May 25.
Mrs. Robt. Wynne and
Mrs. Rick Jones attended a
bridal shower for Darlene
Jones in Hanover on Sunday
afternoon.
The Presbyterian C.O.C.
members held their meeting
in• the church basement
• during the church service at
Whitechurch on Sunday af-
ternoon. -Next Sunday there
will be no service at the
Presbyterian church due to
anniversary services being
held at the United Church
that day.
Place. They spent Wednes-
day night .at Kingston.
Thursday they played at a
public school in Brockville
then went on to Ottawa
where they stayed at Carle-
ton University. That evening
they went for a cruise on the
Ottawa river., Friday they
plaYed at Meadowland
school and Sir Winston
Churchill school, both in Ot-
tawa, then returned to the
University for the night.
Saturday morning the played
in the Lions convention par-
ade before leaving for home.
They arrived in Lucknow
early Sunday morning, tired
but happy. They enjoyed the
trip very much.
BIRTHiJAY COLIEBRAttii
A birthday party was held
oh Wednesday evening in
honour of Mrs. MaiRichard-
son's *83rd birthday at the
inane of her son; Mr. 'and • •