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'veer .00nitosory
joining in the chorus,
tertainers were present from.
Arnberley, Goderich, Dick-
now, Kintail, and Kings-
bridge; The, program was re-
corded and pictures taken of
• the eliteftainers. '
Following lunch, Mrs. Ber-
nardine Kinney, president of
this newly - formed group,
spoke briefly, She noted 'no,
generation ,gap' at the party
this evening and hoped this
would always bu the, case.
Although the program Is
-Stsonsated the
bridge Area Seniors, every-
one is welcome to come to
the program of his ,choice.
Plans are being made for
another card party with
musical entertainment to be
held in the month of Novem-
ber. Please feel free to join
us, we'd be happy to have'
you..
The cash bingo, sponsored
by the Kingsbridge Area
Seniors, was held in the
parish hall on Thursday,
October 23: The jackpot did
not go in the allotted'inimber
of calls but will go at the next
mother Mrs. Leona :Vassella,
and sister, Mrs, Linda Bo*.
ler, left by air on Friday to
-visit YVonne's daughter' She-
ila and her husband George
Nelson_and grandson at Cal-
gary, Alberta:'
Congratulations to Mari• -
anne Frayne Who received•
her Bachelor of Musical Arts
degree from the Faculty of
Music at the Autumn Con-
vocation of the University of
Western Ontario, London, on
Friday, October 24. Attend-
ing the convocation wereher
parents, Eugene and Betty .
Frayne, Patrick . and Lisa,.
LaWrence Hogan and Anita
Hogan. :
Marianne presently at-
tending London Teachers'
College.
BRIDAL SHOWER
A community bridal show-
er was held Wednesday,
evening, in the Parish Hall
for Mary McKinnon, bride-
elect of -Jim Frayne. Mrs.
Rita Howard was chairlady
for the program.
Mary Luanne Clare sang
two songs accompanied at,
the piano by Denise Dalton.
Betty Lou Dalton also sang
accompanying herself on:the
guitar. Lisa Frayne danced
the Highland Fling and Rose
Frayne conducted a genie;
poem &Unposed to Mary by
and Jeanette . Hogan
and Marianne Fray, ne was
„Lead these girls:
Mary'Clare played, Here.
Comes the Bride on the plane'
as Mary was ushered to her
seat of honour by her attend-
ants, -Jeanette Hogan' and
Marianne Frayne.. Clarice
Dalton read an address, to
Mary on behalf of her friends.:
and neighbours in the Coto-
munity. After opening, up her.
many loVely gifts, Mary
thanked everyone and invit-
ed all to a trousseau tea
liTagte-d-by Eir Mother, Mrs,
Fraser MacKinnon on Satur-
day, Noveinber 1.
A delicions lunch- was
served by the hostesses; Rita
HOward, Clarice Dalton,
Catherine• Austin and Rose
Frayne.
KINGSBRIDGE AREA
SENIORS
Approximately 45 persOns
attended the first • progres-
sive euchre party and- music-
al program spansered by the
Kingsbridge Area Seniors
held in the parish hall on
Monday evening, October.
20. There were nine tables of
ards in play. High prizes
were won • by Mrs. Yvette
Heffernan and Brother Carl
Voll C.R. Consolation win-
ners were' Mrs, Bert Mac-
Dona d e, Goderichand Den-
nis Dalton. The E4Fd tables,
chair's- and euchre cards,
purchased with.. the New Hor-
izons' grant funds were' used
for the' first.time: •:
program chairman Donald
Frayne; introduced' the• fel-
lowing; Bob Courtney, in
voice and sai phone, accom-
panied-bY 'his wife, joyce;
violin selections,'by,Bert
MacDonald; Elmer Umbach
his accordian led in sing
songs; Mrs. Gertrude Leddy
recited, The face upon the
bar room floor; piano selec-
tions by Mrs. Lillian Sinip-
son; Brother Carl Col C.R.,
gave two recitations, The
'World is Mine, and The
W. C..! Trish and old time
favourite songs were .enjoyed
with Raymond Dalton, Den-
nis Dalton, Donald Frayn
and Elnier Umbach taking
turns or singing tegether-in
the verse with the audience
bingo planned for Thursday,
November 6th, the last one
before Christmas. The conso-
lation prize was shared by
Mildred lehnstonof Nile and
Stephanie Vogt, The door
prize .was won by Itnette
Brown, 'The annual turkey
bingos sponsored by the
Parish of Ashfield, will be
held in Kingsbridge and St.
Augustine before Christmas.
KINGSBRIDGE
KU'RRIC1ULUM•
In-House- Lealgue- soccer,
the grades 7" and 8 cham-
piens are Toronto (blue), and
the finalists in the Grade 4, 5
and 6 division are Toronto
and .5askatchewan. Kinder-
garten to Grade 3 -will start
next week at recesses. The
Intermediate grades will be
starting house league volley-
ball in November,
On Friday morning, a rep-
resentative from the Ontario
Detachment of the Provincial
Police was at the school to
give presentations toy the
students on school bus safety
and vandalism.
BY DELORES- Van cam
SOCIAL. NEWS
CongratulatioriS to 'Cyril
and Catherine Austin on the
occasion of their twenty-fifth
vv-e-dd tig
they eelebrated on Wednes-
day, October 22. A reception
in their honour will be held at
the 11,,iieknow Conimunity
Centre this Friday evening,
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On Saturday afternoon;
the. Kingsbridge Girl Guides
ltiOrig with their Wider; Mrs.'
Rochelle Champagne, and
extra driver, Mrs. Ann Van
Osch, enjoyed a tour of the
Historic Jail, in Goderich.
Mrs. Winnie (Kelly) Hurl-
ley, of Alberta; was a Week-
end visitor with her brother,
Walter Kelly. She also plans
to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Bridget Hedgins 'of Sarnia,
who is very ill.
Jennifer Sinnett Spent the
weekend with her family,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sinnett
and sisters in Detroit.
The community extends
their symPathy to Mrs. Rita
(Foley) Johnson of Goderich
on the death this pasta week
of her husband, James. Mrs.
Johnston, who is a sister. of
Matt Foley of this community
was born and raised in the
Kingsbridge area, -
Mrs. YVonne Sinnett,, her
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