The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-06-05, Page 12QODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1969
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MRS. JIM MARTIN
CORRESPONDENT
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- EVENING BRIDAL SHOWER
FOR JEAN DRENNAN
An evening bridal shower was
held at St. Joseph's school here
.honoring Jean Drennan, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Drennan Ashfield, .whose
marriage to Byron Black, Port
Albert is to take place Saturday
. afternoon, June 21, at the North
Ashfield Presbyterian Church.
. _Focal point in the auditorium
was the guest of1por's chair
which was decorated with an
overhead arrangement of
delicate paper wedding . bells
with pink and white streamers
spiralled to the floor.
• Jean: was assisted in opening
her gifts .assisted
Mrs. George -
Collinson, -Goderich, cousin of:
.,a
Kingsbridge Klippings
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the bride, and Pamela Wildgen,
London.
Entertain ept - • prior to the
opening o gifts included the
following personalities: young
Susan Sinnet and Angela
MacDonald with a toe dance;
Miss Patty O'Connor gave a
reading; Mary Lou Barger :end
sister, Jackie Collinson sang a
duet; Flora Simpson sang a
selection called "Jeanie";
Lorraine MacDonald .played the
aceordian and Mrs. Allen
MacDonald brou,ht the program
to a close wi,th,: gam : `. "
Shower h tesses were Mrs.
John " Aust , Mrs. Robert
Simpson, Mrs. Alvin Collinson
and Mrs. Con Hogan: 1Vfiss Faye
Hogan was twprogram M.C.
SCHOOL NEWS-
ANNUAL
EWS-ANNUAL TRACK MEET
Janice Foran and Joe O'Keefe
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waked away with the Senior
field day awards after St.
Joseph's annual track day meet
on Wednesday. •
Intermediate winners were
Mary Ann Miltenberg, (daughter
of John), and Glen Tigert.
JVior high scorers were Mary
Ann Miltenberg, (daughter of
Reis,) and Tom O'Keefe.
Assisting with the score
keeping were Louise Dalton,
Carla Reigling, Mrs. Frank
Reigling, and Maithel Lee
Wilson.
The above athletes will
compete in the Huron County
Track and Field meet in
Kingsbridge on June 12.
T.V. DEBUT
Dean Doherty, 6 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Doherty
. will make- his T.V.-debut when
he appears on Cartoon House,
CKNX, Wingham, Tuesday June
10, as an Assistant Ranger.
CHURCH NEWS
Rosary and Benediction took
place Sunday evening. at St.
Joseph's Church in thanksgiving
for the two weeks of «ood
seeding weather.
Some Kingsbridge residents
attended the ,"Open House" at
St. Joseph's Convent, Goderich
on Sunday from 2 p,m. to 5
p.m. The Sisters are celebrating
the First Centerary of their work
in the Diocese of London.
A one hour documentary on
the Sisters of St. Joseph's is "to
be seen next Sunday, June 8, on
CKNX, Wingham, at 2.30 p.m.
Mrs. Anna Meyers, Wingham is
the producer of the film.,
SOCIAL NEWS
Eddie Van Osch, 6 year old
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son of Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Van
Osch underwent a tonsilectomy
Friday morning at the Wingham
and District ,Hospital and
returned home on the weekend.
U.S. Memorial Holiday
visitors on the weekend with Mr.
kid 'Mrs. Desmond O'Donnell
and Mike :O'Neil were Joyce
Moore, Algoiac, Mich; Mr. and
Mrs.' C. Schindler and baby,
Marine City, Mich; Mr. and Mrs.
Omerrod and baby, New
Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. H. Brace
and family, Detroit; and Gerald
Scola, Detroit.
Visitors with . Mrs. Gus
• Kinahan were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Murray and family, Royal Oak,
Mich.
Visitors since Thursday with
John O'Connor are Mr. and Mrs.
George Hebert and family of
Oakland, California.
Jim Sinnet, sailor, is home on
leave from his boat for 10 days.
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Guide News
NATURE HIKE
Saturday, May -24, Caetain
Betty De Bruyn and Lt. Marion
Hay,es took the guides on a
nature hike. The girls looked for
item.sf nature from A to Z and
it was surprising with the things
"they could come up with.
Each patrol built their o
fire and cooked their ow
dinner. Afterwards the tired ,iris
packed up and went home.
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GUIDE MEETING
Thursday,' May 29, the
meeting was opened with roll
call by Lt. Rita Tigert. The
horseshoe was formed and
chapter 11 on Orientation was
studied. 'The Guides, learned
about the earth, sun, moon and
other stars and planets.
Lt. Hayes took the girls aside
for a game called "Elephant."
The Kingfishers had Campfire
with . a quiz on Canada ' and the
meeting was . closed with. the
singing of Taps.
ST. MARY'S SCOOP
MEXICO
Sorge of the grade seven boys
have been making a salt and
flour ' map showing • the
landforms of Mexico. After the
map is dry it is painted
according to the colours in the
legends, The girls made some
Mgxican clothes and are making
paper mache puppets. Some
more boys - made a mural for the
back of the room.
Richard Evans
Room 3 - Grade 7
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE
The Activity Team arranged a
Crop report
The whole cropping system is
very late due to cool wet
weather. Hay and pasture is
slow, most of grains are in but
very slow in germinating and
growing. -
Some corn has been planted,
but only a small percentage.
Some farmers have exchanged
corn for an earlier maturing
variety.
Guide Grapevine
BY SUSAN FREEMAN - .
What would happen if
someone tossed your sleeping
bag into a lake - unoccupied of
course? Most likely this will
strike most people as odd, but at
our meeting, we found that it
does happen! Mrs. -Reinhart,
who is currently teaching us the
fundamentals of camp, showed
us how to enclose the sleeping
bag tightly in a ground sheet and
seal it with a knot. It's atase of
sink or swim (for that matter
float) if this bundle sinks, you're
out of luck but if done, properly
it will float and you've a warm
place to sleep that night. If done
correctly this will prevent soggy
bedding in a case such as that. -
Instead of our weekly meeting
on Monday, next week we are to
meet on Wednesday. The.leaders
have a surprise in mind!
All those who want to work
for their "Religion and. Life'.
emblems ask their ministers for
the requirements.
'The Guide meetings will soon
be over for the summer which is
approaching all too slowly.
Many of us though, will
continue out guide work at
various camps.
SALE
1/2 GAL.
79
White Elephant Sale for Friday
May 30th. Pupils brought old
comic books,, toys and candy
a,d other things. These were
placed in a box at the back of
the room until Friday. Then the
others brought money to buy
these things. The money raised
from this event went to the
Activity Team which. will be
used for later activities.
Anne Melick
Room 3 - Grade 6.
FLOOR HOCKEY'
As soon as the snow -melted
the senior boys got together and,
organized a floor hockey
tournament with four teams:
The Screaming Demonsi the
Cru"s"aders, the Lions' Club and
the Hawks.
Very early in the tournament
the Lions' . Club" and the
Crusaders were put out to leave
the Screamin' Demons and the
Hawks to battle it out. It came
out in the end with the
Screamin' Demons winning. the
title.
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Congratulations to the
•Screamin' Demons!"
Mike Donnelly
Room 3 - Grade 7
VERTEBRATE ANIMALS
For a science project this
month we did vertebrate
animals; animals with •
backbones. There were five
groues; fish, amphibians,- 4
reptiles, birds and mammals. •
.I was put in charge of the fish
group. Anne Melick, Susan
Hawes, Fergus . Burns, Mark
"Bowers and Ronald Chisholm. In
our research we discovered many
things such as; starfish are not
fishes, and a seahorse has only a
head of a horse but is a fish. We
had many diagrams on fins,
kinds, stages, growth and other
things. Many paragraphs were
also written. Our poster was
made by Ronald who put FISH
in black and red. All and all
we've had a very interesting
time!
Janine Fisher
Room 3 - Grade 6
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