The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-27, Page 29KINGSBRIDGE KAPERS
Joe Maclntyre passed away
on Monday, March 24 at the
University Hospital in London
at the age of 57. Sincere sym-
pathy of the community is
extended to his wife Marjorie
and to his family Mrs. Lloyd
(Elaine) Collins of Ashfield,
Larry of Brampton and Mrs.
Rob (Marilyn) Coleman of
Guelph; his brother Doctor J.A.
MacIntyre, Yorkton, Sask., and
to his sisters Mrs. Pearl Cole,
Underwood and Mrs. Thelma
Carter of Kincardine, Catholic
Women's League Rosary and
Parish RoSary were said on
Tuesday afternoon and evening
at the McCallum Funeral Home
in Goderich. The funeral Mass.
was Wednesday at Sr Joseph's
Church in Kingsbridge.
Sincere sympathy is also
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dirk
Logtenberg and family on the
death of Mrs. Logtenberg's
brother, Peter DeBoer, in the
Wingham and District General
Hospital on Thursday, March
26 in his, 50th year. Several from
this area visited the
MacPherson Funeral Chapel,
Teeswater and attended the
funeral at Langside
Presbyterian church on Sunday
afternoon. Interment was in the
Teeswater Cemetery.
Mrs. Clem Steffrer has
returned to her home here after
having surgery for appendicitis
at the Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, ,Goderich on
Tuesday, March 18.
. Residents inthis-are& were
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vvithOtit— - hydro—Mr '• ap-
proximately four and a half
hours last MondayMorning.due
to a ,break in the power line
from Walkerton caused by the
sleet stkm. Schools remained
• closed for an extra day's
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Frayne, Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Frayne, Jim and Paul Frayne
attended the wedding of Mr
Frayne's nephew, David
Kraemer to Miss Bonnie
Hayden on Saturday afternoon,
March 22 in St. Michael's
Roman Catholic church,
Waterloo. The dinner and
reception followed in Kitchener
at the Transylvania Club.
Benny VanDiepenbeek and
Paul Frayne left on Sunday,
March 23 by car for.'a lirdair`
vacation in Florida. Mrs. Pat
Martin, Miss Bernardine
VanRooy, Miss Fay Hogan,and
Miss Nancy O'Keefe have
returned to their homes here
after spending last week in
Florida.
Area residents enjoiyed the
Town and Country Irish
' Program which was presented,
in the Legion Hall, Luckrrow on
Tuesday evening, Marth 18.
Taking part in ' the program
from the Kingsbridge area with
Irish music and songs 'were
• Father Ed Dentinger, C.R.,
Dennis Dalton, Eugene Frayne,
Marianne Frayne, .Basil Hogan
and Mrs. Lillian Simpson. Irish
'dancing was -done by Cathy
• Simpson and Lisa Frayne.
Brother Carl Voll entertained
with humorous readings ' and
Irish jokes. Floyd Cdurtney
gave the recitation "Why we
celebrate •St. Patrick's". Mrs.
Bernardine Kinney was in
charge of the prograM. Each
4.4
entertainer wore a lapel
sha,mrock. The bearer of the
Lucky Shamrock, dted March
17 was Cyril Boyle from St.
Augustine. He was presented
with a' plate upon which was
inscribed "The Irish Blessing".
This plate was donated by Mrs.
Kinney. Floyd Courtney read
the Irish Blessing to Cyril as he
made the presentation.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Ross and
family of Kitchener visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Courtney and family..The Ross
•family have purchased.a house
at RR 5, ,Lucknow and will get
possession on April 1. Mr. Ross
has opened an Auto Body shop
in Lucknow. The grand opening
will be held on Tuesday, April 8.
Mrs. Bernardine Kinney
visited on the • weekend with
relatives and friends in Detroit,
Michigan.
Several from •this area en-
joyed the hockey 'games'played
during' the mid winter break
'-vacation, especially the Young
Canada Pee Wee Hockey
Tournament at Goderich and
the Lockridge Midget Tour-
nament held in Wingham.
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HOCKEY
• The third game of hockey for,
the Town and Country Con-
solation Trophy to be played
between Kingsbridge and
Lucknow was cancelled last
Thursday evening. This game
is re -scheduled to be played
tonight (March 27) at 7:30 in
the Lucknow Arena.
Exhibition games played on
Sunday afternoon between
Bayfield , and Kingsbridge at
the Lucknow Arena resulted in
each team declaring a win.
House League Hockey
playoffs at the Lucknow Arena
on Saturday March 22provided
good entertainment. At 10:00
a.m. the Kings and the Flyers
game ended in a 2 all tie.
It took 17 penalty shots (each
team) to declare the Kings the
winning team and the right to
play against the Canucks in the
Consolation game. At 11:30 the
Sabres edged the Seals 1 -0 and'
the right to enter into the
Championship game against
the Islanders to be played at
1:30. Congratulations to the
• Canucks who edged the'Kings 2
- 1 for the Consolation Trophy.
The championship trophy was
won by the Sabres who defeated
the Islanders with the score
Sabres 4lslanders 0.
March 26th will be the last
game of the season. An all star
game is scheduled to be played
at 8 p.m. Presentations and
lunch will be at the Legion Hall
at 9. Parents bring your skates.
'Puppet Show' at
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the 1 oca 1ary *
The Library can, be fun too,
especially around this time of '
the year. Children over three
and under six will enjoy
puppet show and the story
telling time, this Saturday,, in
Wingham, Blyth and Clinton.
• Bill Partridge, -librarian at
the Huron County Library, with
the' help from the staff, con-
• structed a number of puppets
and the stage for this presen-
tation.
•, "The reason for this show is
• mainly to attract the younger
children tO.corne tothe library,
and see for themselves that this
, place can be fun, not only to
read books,” said Mr. Par-
tridge.
The local library is spon-
soring this presentation with
the help of the staff.
• "During the'. Christmas
holidays, we had about 70
children in attendance here in
God,erfch" corn mented Mr.
• Partridge, an hope we have
the same response this
Easter."
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School renovations
planned for 1975
On the recommendation Qf
their building and property
committee, , the Huron Perth'
Roman Catholic School Board
set priorities for renovations
and construction for 1975 at
their meeting Monday night' in
Seaforth.
First on the list is a general
purpose room and change
rooms at St. PatrickW,
Kinkora, at an approximate
cost of $90,000„ Next the board
plans a library resource room,
change rooms; a health room
and making an admihistrative
area out of the existing
resource centre at St. Boniface,
Zurich, at a cost of about
$102,000.
'If there is a sufficient surplus
left after these two projects are
completed, renovations will be
made t� the existing main
entrance at St. Patrick's
Dublin, to provide a library
resource area.
Priorities were based on five
year enrolment forecasts which
show a declining enrolment in
all the board's schools.
At St. Patrick's , Kinkora, the
,forecast shows enrolment going
down from 203 in 1914 to 140 in
1979. At St. Boniface, enrolment
may decline from 243 to 181. At
St. Patrick's Dublin, the drop
may be from 191 to 141 pupils.
At St. James, Seaforth,
'enrolment may decline frOm
191 o 125 over five years while
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at St. Columban School it may
go from 100 to 68.
The Huron 1:;erth Separate
School 'Board had an overlevy
of $21,763 for 1974, according to
the financial statement for that
year which was adopted at the
board's bi-monthly meeting in
Seaforth Monday night.
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Administrator Jack Lane said
that some .municipalities were
underlexied but to a total of
only $4,400 with no one
municipality over $1,000. He
said this compares very
favourably to the board's first
year of operation i' 1969 when
the net underle fr, as $40,000.
The' $4,400 is t accumulated
underlevy since 1969.
The financial statement
showed an actual revenue of
$2,900,005, $42,951 under the
budgeted figure of 1974. Actual
expenditure per pupil was
$694.75 and the board was under
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Education ceilings by $69,325.
Dublin trustee Joe Looby said
he thought the financial
statement should be printed in
local newspapers and
questioned the present 1)olicy of
handing copies of the statement
tout though the school s and
churches.
"A ' lot of people don't get
them" he said.
Mr. Lane said it would be
quite expensive to advertise in
all the Oapers' in the two
counties. Trustee Michael.
Connolly suggested mailing a
copy of the statement to every
ratepayer. The board decided
to look into alternative forms of •
distribution.
Trustee Looby_slist Mr. Lane
should be congratulated on
such a good financial
statement.
"It's too bad it didn't give
dividends," he said.
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