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WEARING OF THE GREEN
St. Joseph's Parish, Hall at
Kingsbridge was filled to
capacity on Sunday evening,.
March 16 for the annual St.
PatricIt's variety program
which was sponsored by the
Kingsbridge Catholic Women's
The chairman, Rev. Father •
Ed Dentinger, Cit. greeted the
Irish and those who.,were Irish
only for the evening and told
several Irish, and witty jokes
about the Irish. He was pleased
to see such a large crowd on
such a foggy evening.
Father Dentinger introduced
the folloWing numbers: songs
by the school children of St.
Joseph's, Kingsbridge, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs.
Lillian Simpson; dances by
Miss 'Anderst:in's and Mrs.
Park's classes Kindergarten,
„. Grades 1 and 2 accompanied by
Mkss Andersorkat the piano;
Songs by Rosemary Gilmore;
dance by Mrs. Phyllis Steffler,
her daughter Mary Jo Steffler
and joanne Crawford ;guitar
solo by Dean Doherty; -song by
Michael, Patrick and Lisa
Irish poem by Mary Luanne
Clare; Irish songs by Eugene
Frayne accompanied by
Marianne Frayne; violin music
by Raymond , Boyle ac-
companied by Marianne Boyle-;
Reading by Mrs. Gertiaide
Leddy accompanied on the
piapo by Denise Dalton; songs
by Mary Kinahan's songsters;
dance by Mary Lillian and
KINGSBRIDGE KAPERS
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ro er Carl, accompanied by Lady, Guelph visited on Sunday
Denise. Dalton on the piano; with his sister, Mrs. Walter
Irish songs by Ray Dalton Clare, MVC-fareT- and MarY
afcompanied by Mrs. Lillian Luann,e. Father Ryan attended
Simpson; songs by. Marie and the St. Patrick ts variety con -
Anne Boyle accompaniment on cert held. in the Parish Hall on
the guitar done by Marie; songs Sunday evening in.
songs by the Kingsbridge Youth
Club, with waltzing by ' Billie' With the mid winter break
Johnstone and Kathy O'Ke,efe. starting on Friday, March 14,
Songs by 'Betty 'Lou Dalton saw the beginning of many
and Ethel Gaudette with ac-' hockey tournaments. Many
companiment on the guitar by parents and" their children
Betty Lou Dalton; Irish songs attended games at the Young
by Father Ed Dentinger, Canada ., Peewee Hockey
Raymond Dalton and Cyril Tournarriat , at the Goderich
Boyle, and violin music by Arena in .Goderich and 'the
Wilfred Hogan and Bert Lockridge Midget ToKriament
MeDonaldwith step dancing by at the Wingham Arena.
Billie Johnstone ended another Congratulations to the
delightful St ' Patrick's Day Goderich , Midgets who were
program. . '' consolation winners , in the
Lunch was serve'ci . by the Wingham tournament.. Shawn
Kingsbridge Catholic Women's ' Dalton and Edward Courtney
League. are players on the tea m._
Kingsbridge Youth Club held a . ' HOCKEY NOTES . '
draw for the following prizes: a In Town and Country hockey'
St. Patrick's cake won by Jim playoffs, Kingsbridge defeated
Gilmore; an Easter lily won by Lueknow. with the' score '
Miss Sally VanOsch; and a Kingsbridge 8, Likknow 5. ,
mYstery, gift won by Donald Kingsbridge now has two
Frayne. games to LucknoWs none. The
* third game will be played at the
' 'SOCIAL NEWS
Lucknow Arena this evening Litit
Joe MacIntyre who has been could be the final game of the
a patient in the Kincardine and season so do 'come out and give
District Generali-lospital for JO the boys your support.
' days• was transferred to the In House League Hockey
University Hospital, London on playoffs orf Saturday morning,
Thursday, March 13. March 15, ' the Islanders
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton defeated the Flyers in oVer-
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene tjme; the Seals defeated the ,
Frayne returned to their homes Kings; and the Sabres defeated
• H 1 n ,Simps'on — and Gayle .. ,here ,on Monday, March 10 the Canueks7- This,- Saturday,
----Mac-Ren4iei reading .by _. folbivAng a' 10 day vacation in morning the• Flyers will play
.. South Carolina. - against the Kings at 10 a.m. and
' Jim Sinnett, Chief engineer, ,-the winner of this game Will.
_DIAMONDS _
PART NINE
Conclusion. .
FAMOUS .
DIAMONDS
of the -WO.RLD
The, history of famous
diamonds is a fascinating tale
in which history, romance,
and 'legend are closely in-
terwoven. Great diamonds
haVe often served as the
ransom and gifts of kings,
have been;', the -.cause of
disastrous wars, and the
overthrow'iiflynasties. Many
of the stories -go back into
-history, and it is difficult at
times to distinguish between
fact and legend,. •
• Many diamonds are famous
because of their size, others
because of colour, cut or
perfection. Perhaps the
greatest factor which
famous diamonds is the im-
portance attached to them by
their rOyal owners. The Orloff
is inseparably associated with
'the lost grandeur and
romance of the Russian
Empire, and the largest of all,
the Cullinan, will always....be..
associated with the largest of
all empires, Great Britain.
Diamonds and other gems
were'- the .most important
collateral in the treasuries of
nations and individuals.
The Kohinoor, the most,
-famous diamond in the world,
has a long and tragic history
and the 'longest .known
pedigree. Of all gems, it has
been endowed with the
greatest imaginary powers.
When the Kohinoor was
brought to England it weighed
186 carats. It was re -cut and
now is the central stone in the
Queen's State Crown.
A diamond, with any tinge of
blue is exceedingly rare,
especially when a rich deep
dolour is eombined with great,
brillinnce“ as in the Hope
Diamond. It is believed that
the Hope Diamond was cut
from a 67.5 carat blue
diamond in the French CrOwn
Jewels. However this stone
was stolen and it Was not until
1830 that a blue diamond came
on the market; the 44.5 ca-rait
blue was bought by 'Henry
Thomas Hope. The last sale of
this furious gem was in 1911,
to Edward B'. McLean. The
hope diamond was surrounded
by myths of bad tuck. It now
rests in' the Smithsonian
Institute.
The world's largest
diamond was found in 1905, the
Cullinan, weighing 3,106
King Edward VIII, by the
Transvaal gOvernment. Of the
several diamonds cut the four
largest (froth 63.7 - 530.20
carats) are all part of crown
jewelAof England.
IVIAnsr, a smaller, beautiful -
cut gems of today, may have
been part of" one„ of these
larger 'gems, perhaps split
int° maller pieces .by man.
Indeed, some diamonds ',may
have' been recut more than
once and have actuallywonte
'been part of the Great "Mogul
or some other famous
diamond of intriguing history
or mythical power.
Graduate GemmorOgist
Clinton
on -the Paul H. Townsend.
returned to his boat on Wed-
nesday, March 12.
Miss Fay -Hogan of Owen
Sound visitedlast Friday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Con Hogan. On Saturday,
Fay and her friend Bonnie
Barber of London flew by plane
from the Malton airport to
Florida for a 10day vacation,
Miss: - Nancy .0'lieefe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
O'Keefe; Miss Bernardine
VanRc;oy, daughter of, Mr. and
Mrs. John VanRooy; and
Misses Gail Johnstone and
Sharon Whitely of Goaerich,left
°. on Friday evening, March 14 on
a 10 day bus tour to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson
and son Tommy went on the
same bus tour.
Mrs. Jim Martin and friend
from. London flew on Sunday,
March 16 to Florida for winter
holidays. ,
Misses Kathleen . Hogan of
London, Anita- -Hogan of:
Guelph, Leona Hogan of
Harnilton spent the weekend at
their home,here. On Saturday
afternoOn they held a "Girl
Friends" bridal shower for
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Leo
to Matt Richardson in St.
Joseph's Rornan Catholic
Church at Kingsbridge on .
Saturday, ,,April 26. Ursula
received many lovely and
useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
O'Loughlin, and daughter
Patrice of Kirkland . Lake
visited on the Weekend with
Mrs. Bernardine Kinney.
Reverend Father Lloyd
Ryan, Pastor of Church of Our
'play the Canuekg-at-12 p.rn. for
the consolation troph.y.
The Seals will play against
the Sabres .at 11 a.m. and the
winner of this game will meet
the Islanders at 1 p.m. for the
championship trophy. '•
This Slturciay will see the
final game„of the House Leagues
Hockey schedules. Cofne on out
to see •these little boys play •
hockey and' give them: your"
support. They deserve your
support!
On Wednesday, March 26
planning •,.a night of en-
tertainment for the'parents and
the boys registered in House
League Hockey in Lucknow. At
7 p.,rn. there will be an hour of
public skating for the boys and
their parents ;- from 8 to 9 p.m.
an All Star Game; at 9 p.m.
presentations and lunch at the
"Lucknow Legion.
4-H SEW 'IV -SEWS
The Kingsbridge 4-•H Club
held their third -.meeting on
Wednesday, March 12 in St.
Kingsbridge.
They began their 'meeting
when the girls showed what
their blouse pattern and -
material looked like and why
they ilicked it. Leaders Mrs.
Evers and Mrs. VanOsch read
"Suit The Occasion" and
"Wardrobe 1.
VanOsch, Mrs, Evers and Mrs.
VanOsch demonstrated how to
straighten ffibric ends. Later on7
the girls put their patterns out
and pinned them on their
SOCIAL NEWS
pherson and Sandra Lynn of
Brdoklin, Ontario; Captain and
Mrs. William J. Robinson and
Mark of St. Catharines; and
Mr. and Mrs. MiChael Drennan
of G9derich were Weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Drennan. Sandra Lynn and
Mark are rei-naini-ng with their
grandparents for the.holidays.
Several from this area at-
tended the National Farmers
Union meeting at the Municipal
Building, Mitchell on Monday,
Mdrch 17 to hear guest
speakers PreSident Roy
Atkinson and , Woman's
President Jean Leahy. .
Congratulations to• Aubrey
Higgins who celebrated his
82nd birthday on' Monday,
March 17, ReverenciFather
Dentinger, Brother Carl Voll,
Mrs. Rita Howard, Mrs. Jim
Gjlinore, Mrs. Carl Riegling,
Mrs. Walter Clare, Mrs.
Yernardine Kinney, Prank
Austin, Mrs. Leonard ChiSholm
and Mrs. Teresa Courtney
visited with Aubrey bringing
birthday greetings from the
Kingsbrlyge Catholic Women's
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