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Kingsbridge girl married at St. Joseph's church
By Delores Van Oath
Congratulations . to Beth-
any Austin and Robert Rob-
son who were married at St.
Joseph's Church on Satur-
day. A large crowd attended
their wedding reception at
Brindley's Hall, Dungannon.
Fred Vassella was admit-
ted to the Wingham and
District Hospital ,during the
past week.. We wish', him: a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Yvette Heffernan has
returned homeafter spend-
ing the past `week with Ray
and. Sue Heffernan and Mark
of Lucan.
The Kingsbridge Home-
making 441 club attended
Achievement Night at the
Auburn Community Hall on
Monday evening, .May 4. The
leaders were -Cathy Drennan
and Karen.Reurink. The girls
who completed the club were
• Darlene Kuik, Donna Scott,
Debbie Drennan, Sally Van
Osch and Linda ,Van Osch.
Mrs. Clarice Dalton a d
Mrs. Teresa Courtney were
delegates: to. the. 61st annual
convention of the Catholic
Women's League, London
Diocesan Council, heldat the
Wheels Motor Inn, Chatham
on Tuesday, May, 5, and
Wednesday, x. May 6. Mrs.
Dalton, president of the ..
Kingsbridge League, accept-
ed a scroll on behalf'' of the
Kingsbridge C,W,L,, hon.
' ouring the : local league o
their '60th anniversary in t e
Council (1921-1981).
A resolution prepared nd
researched by the KiI'igs-
bridge C.W.L. •. concerning
absentee foreign ownership
of farm land was passed at
the Diocesanlevel and .will
be forwarded on . to the
Provincial and National Lev-
els, and if passed there, will
be presented to Parliament.
There. are ..110 Diocesan
Councils inf3the London Dio-
cese (of which 98 were repre-
sented at the convention)
with 14,810 members,, the
largest membership ever.
Congratulations to • Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Van. Diepen
who were married in Wood-
stock, Friday evening, May
8. They will reside in. Tillson-.
burg.
Sanction match
held in Bayfield
There they were 7 well
groomed from whisker to toe-
, anil, struttingtheir stuff
before the judges. Sunday,
May 3 the Bluewater Kennel
Club held a Sanction and
Obedience Match at the Bay-
field Arena.
From the entries in the
many recognized breeds of
dogdoni. the club officials ,
smoothly staged a match
which brought the final six
group winners of the day_
together to compete for the
always coveted Best in -
Match award. This went to
an Airedale puppy owned by
Allan and Carole Preece of
Centralia. Five month old
Chalma Alncaire Super Mite,
familiarly known as
"Mouse" was .the overall
winner, who in doing so
upheld a tradition establish-
ed by her father, Ch. Aln-
caire Mr. Dress -up also own-
edby the Preeces and rated
the number two Airedale in
Canada,
The Bluewater Kennel
Club is now busy preparing
for its two Alf Breed Champ-
ionship Dog Shows to be held
Tuesday and Wednesday,
July 7 and 8 in the Exeter
Arena. .
Horticulture Society
taes bus trip
. By Kae Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Art Math-
ewnan visited in Acton on
the rveekdnd with Mr, and
Mrs. Alex Walbie.
We are pleased to report
that Mrs, Marion McCharles
is once again up and around
after being under the weath-
er for about a month.
Cecil Webster has return-
ed to RiAfeld, Ohio,
The Ripley Horticultural
Society had a very pleasant
bus trip on Wednesday.
Their first . stop, was at the
Rock Glenn Conservation
Area. It was here many of the
.ladies found fossils to keep
and saw many waterfalls and.
wild flowers,
They then went on to
Gleicoe to the Tender Toot -
se Retail Outlet Store, Here
you waited on yourself and
picked your . shoes from the
many bins and shelves in the
store, As you can guess
many ladies got two pair or
AI
so.
Fromhere they went to
West Lorne to Swains'
Greenhouses. Then on to
London to the White Oaks
Shopping Mall, Here they
did some shopping and had
their dinner. The ladies from
the Lochalsh area on the bus
trip were Mrs. June Wylds,
Mrs, Dorothy Finlayson,
Mrs. Marjorie MacLean and
Mrs. Kaye Thorbur~n. The
ladies said it was a lovely trip
but came home tired and
refreshed from the beautiful
sites.
Scott -Martyrs, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Doug Martyn of
Ripley, • is visiting with his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Ewan MacLean.
Mr, and Mrs, Rod Finlay-
son and fafnily of Sarnia and
Carol Finlayson and John
Balch of Toronto are visiting
with their mother, Mrs. Dory
othy Finlayson. They are
very busy putting in the
spring grain,
PlIbllc_Spealding
The annual Garvey Public
Speaking Competition for
. poems, readings, and intro-
ductions was held at St,
Joseph's School' last week;. °
Judges for grades five to
eight were Mrs, Joe O'Keefe
and Mrs. Leenard Chisholm.
Winners were as follows:
Grade Eight
Poems: Vickie Doherty,
Mary Lynn . Doherty and
Rosemary Gilmore..
Introductions': Freddie
Durnin, Tommy Gilmore and
Marianne O'Neil.
Grade Seven and Elghti
Impromptu speeches: Ma-
ria Dalton, Kathy O'Connor,
Lonny Doherty, Tom Gil-
more, : Bill Card, Mary Lynn
Doherty. .
("rade Seven:
Poems: Stephen Van Osch,
Lonny Doherty, Jackie Del-
,
burgue .
Introductions: , Sally Ven
Osch, Patrick Frayne' and
Margaret Knoop,
Grade Sims
Poems: Andrea Smith,
Steven Doherty, Kevin
Hank. .
Readings: David Franken,
Arnold Knoop and Kevin
O'Neil.
Grade Flvei
Poems: Colleen' Van Osch,
Maurice : Delburgue,. Agnes
Van Osch. .
Readings: Rocille Rod-
rigues, ,Sean Wilson, ' Arm-
and Doyett. .
Judges for the kindergar-
ten through grade four
speakers were Mrs. Cecil
Blake and Mrs, Larry Park,
Grade Four
Poems: Jim Sinnett, Lisa
Smith,., Marcia LCBreton,
Sharron Van Osch.
Grade Three
Poems: Sarah Brophy,
Rhonda; Hogan, Sandra Van
Osch.
Grade Two
Poems: Helen Theony,
Patricia Stapleton, Bryan OI -
son, Connie O'Connor and
Mike Bowler.
Grade One
Poems: Jarod Holly,
Rachel Brophy, Tommy Hog-
an, Raymond Dalton.
Kindergarteb
Poems; Tom Chilton, Paul
Riegli.ng, Peter Theony,
Tammy Hogrin, Jennifer Tig-
ert. and Jane "'Brophy.
Some little pre-schoolers
had a chance to .participate
by saying a poem.. and
received a silver dollar each.
Taking part were Dennis
Hogan, Jay Riegling, Mark
Chilton; Jason Bony, and
Connie Nicholson,
At the Kiwanis Music
Festival in Stratford this past
week, kindergarten . and
grade One participated, The\
won third in the kindergarten
and grade one choir class and
also third in the kindergarten
and grade one rhythm bared
class. .
Mr. Dave. Zyluk, . school.
principal, has announced
that St. Joseph's Community
School has received an Ex-
perience '81 grant for $1,900
for . their Summper play-
ground program. Three
people will be 'hired .for the
following positions: one sup-
ervisor, and two .leaders,
Saturday, May 23 has been
set aside for the official.
opening of the tennis courts
at " the Community School,
Foy quackgrass control-
Nothing
works like Roundup
A
Before you till quackgrslss
this spring, let it grow until
It's" at thea to 4 leaf stage.
Then, apply Roundup®
You really can get ready to control quackgrass
by letting it grow undisturbed this spring. Don't
touch it or till it, until ifs actively growing and
most weeds are at 3 to 4 leaf stage
(2O cm in height). Then, apply Roundup®
herbicide by Monsanto.
Tillage may break up and spread live
rhizomes throughout your field and all plants
may not re -grow to the proper stage in time
for treatment with Roundup. Roundup, however
controls emerged quackgrass above and
below ground, when used properly,
Roundup is so effective, that many
farmers, using it as the keystone of their
1
quackgrass control programs, have been
able to achieve manageable control for
up to 3 years after one application. And
since Rounduphas no residual soil activity,
you can till and plant wheat, oats, barley,
' , corn or soybeans only 5 days after treatment,
without risk of crop injury.
In those infested fields you plowed last fall,
quackgrass may not be ready for Roundup
before planting. If so, we recommend you wait to
apply,Roundup as a spot treatment in crop --
or after harvest, when quackgrass has regrown to
the proper stage.
• See your dealer 'soon about Roundup,
if you want to control quackgrass---nothing
works like Roundup, "
ALWAYS R AND FOLLOW THE LABEL FOR ROUNtX W.
Roundups is ti registered trtemnrk of Monsanto Company
Monsanto Canada (ne. Winnipeg, MontteMI, Toronto,Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary.
RCP4,1•81 o Monsanto Corrtiphny 1981
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