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Congratulations to Jim
Keane of Lucknow and for-
merly -of Kingsbridge . who
celebrated hjis 92nd -birthday..
on'Wednesday,. November 10.
Relatives, friends and neigh-
bours visited with flim on that
evening bringing birthday
congratulations' and best
wishes.'
Jim was born on November
10, 1884, the elder son of John
and Theresa (Fougherty)
Keane and moved with his
parents to Kingsbridge from
their farm at Sheppardton
when. Jim was 61/2 years of
age, living on the 6th con-
cession of Ashfield Township.
As only 4D acres•of'land'was
cleared at that time; Jim tells•
how every spring five acres of
land was marked out and
cleared of willows, poplars,
and elms. Using three big
.horses to cultivate, the first
crop grown was a crop of peas
which was solt at the'
elevators in Lucknow(where
the pig yard is today) .
Jim• is macried...ao• •the
former Irene Moran and they
have a farnilyof one daughter
Ruth, Mrs. Bob Currie of St.
Marys, and one son Roy of
Cardiff, Ontario, five, gran-
dchildren and one • great
grandchild. •
They sold their farm in
Ashfield to Mrand Mrs. Derk
.Logtenburg- -and moved ,to.
•._-hueknovv--ire_-1960 mJinn- has i -
keen memory and is in good`,
health except for a knee that
has been bothering him.
Jim was admittedto the
- Wingham • and District
General Hospital on, Thur-.
sday, November 11 for x-rays
on the knee and hip. His many
'friends wish • him a • speedy
recovery.
SOCIAL NEWS
• r • Mrs. Fred Vasella is •a
' ' patient in the University
Hospital, London.
Commencement . exercises
at the F,E. Madill Secondary
School, Wingham were held
on Friday . evening,
November 12 in the
auditorium at 8:15.
Presentation of the
'Proficiency . awards were
made by Mrs. Marian Zinn of -
Ashfield. Congratulations to
Miss Rita Hendriks, daughter
of.Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Hedriks. who •received her
Secondary School graduation
oma—presented by --Mr.
R.J. Elliott, assisted by Mr.
K.E. Wood. The ceremonies
was followed by arcception h
• the gym.
A large crowd attended the
Memorial Mass for the war
dead and deceased Knights of
Columbus members • spon-
'sored by . the Knights of
Columbus .council 5420. The
mass was celebrated by
Reverend Father Ed Den -
tinker, C.R.. on Thursday,
November 11 at 8 p.m. in St.
Joseph's Parish church,
Kingsbridge. Following the
memorial mass, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack • Needham
presented a travelogue in the
Parish Hall. Master . of
ceremonies was Mr. Eugene
Frayne. Mr. and Mrs.
Needham showed slides of
' their trip' to Rio de Janeiro,
Johannesburg and Kenya and
told of their volunteer work.
Tne highlight of their trip was.
meeting with their foster
child in Nairobi.
Knights of Columbus Grand
Knight, Mr: ` Jerry • Petrie
thanked • Mr. and Mrs.
Needham a and presented
them with a gift •of money.
• • Coffee and doughnuts were
served : and a •spcial hour
followed.
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Jim Keane is 92 yrs. old
Tower" and. "Nation• al War Hamilton Grade 7 teacher , PLANNING WORKSHOP
Memorial". and Mrs. • Maithel Wilson - A planning Workship
Grades_ 3 and 4 . sang Grade 8 teacher. - program for the Township of
"Blowing in the Wind"; and Parents were told that, Ashfield will commence as
"Parents and teachers are the Brookside Public. School-"
Grade 8 student Debbie
Austin recited "ReMern- partners in Family Life • on Monday, November 15. at 8
brance Day" Father ,. E,d Education. Togetherwecan pmMr.' Warren Zinn reeve
nd
1 children row a f. i
Dentinger spoke 'followed by hep c d . , g o Ashf eld Township will be
a minute's silence then a filen,• understand the beauty and chrman' , for this in -
the laying of Poppies' and 0 complexity of human love. In trodu&ctory workshop.
Canada.- our family ;life program. we On Monday, November 22
try to give each child an Finlay' MacDonald will be
Games of volleyball are understanding of what itis to chairman for "Agriculture
now being played, League be a man or woman. Children, • November 2,9 Mr: John Austin
standings are as follows: need to knowthefacts of life. • will chair the workshop
Senior Rouse Leagues, and children need to hear program on • --Recreation,
Toronto ('cream A) 3, Toronto• these ;facts from us - the Urban Development chaired
(Team B) 0; ' Montreal 1, parents = Priest and teachers. by Allen Gibson will be
Saskatchewan 1. Inter- - Teo easily they can be presented on:Decemb.er 6. On
mediate House League misinformed Whispered half December 13 Grant Farrish
Volleyball., Toronto 2; truths quickly destroy the will discuss. • Natural
Saskatchewan, 0. " sacred Christian attitude we e,nvironmen't arfd Extractive
On December 15th the try to provide for youngsters. Resources and on January 10
Teachers and, Parents. will Together let pus teach our •Chairman Warren Zinn will
play volleyball against the children about the beauty in -conduct . the Summary
students. MrS.,Nancy Park is all human relationships - man Workshop.
captain of the Teacher°'si to woman, parent to child and All 'land owners and
team.'. • • person to person". residents of Ashfield
It is very important'that the Miss' Hamilton explained Township are urged to attend
residents of • Ashfield the new course to be taught to these very important'
.Township attend the Planning the Grade 7 plass, and Mrs. workshops.
Workshop Program held at Wilson.explained the Grade 8. - .
thea Brookside Public -school course which has been taught SOCIAL NEWS
each • MQnday evening to Grade 8 students for three Winter hit this area with
beginning at 8 p.m. Be there years and has not been quite a severe blaston
and voice your opinions! changed. The film "Maturity Sunday, November . 7th. A
and Health"was shown, blast we weren't quite ready
Several from this area followed by a question and for. Snow, drifting snow, poor
attended the reieption.for answer period, Coffee and visibility and minus 7 tem -
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ferguson , cookies were served. . . peratures caused traffic to
on Friday • -evening, proceed with caution:
November 12 in the Ripley• _ SOCCER The Goderich and District
Comps; -•••-.•__.--...--,—.-......._.-.._.... -.•_.-_.,... The_ Se tar_ , arid•..-._J13.11i-ar----Pr-o -L•ife-Group.. are,•plantrripg•a_
Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan Girls return.. as- soccer garage and -bake sale to be
visited during the past week champions from -the Huron- . held in Mike's Auction
with their daughter Fay at Perth Competitions a week Rooms, South of Goderich 'on
Owen Sound. - ago, gave Str Joseph's school Highway . 21 on Saturday
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hef at Kingsbridge hopes in the November. 20. Donations
fernan and family of Essex direction of the Goderich and , would be sincerely • ap-
visited on the weekend with • District Elementary Schools • predated and can be left in
his parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. goccer Tournament for thea ..Lucknow at Gerry Ross Auto
Gormand Heffernan. - weekend of November 6. Body Shop and .at Clarice
- Once again, Kingsbridge Miss Joanne Hamilton and." Dalton's garage at.'
'will be marked on the road -Mr: David•-Zyluk had been Kingsbridge.
map. With the opening of assigned 'the task of Congratulations; • to
"Sullivan's Restaurant" the organizing the tournament: Henriette Mann, the former
Department, of Highways With help from our neigh- Henriette VanDiepenbeek
installed new "Kingsbridge" bowing schools the schedules daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
highway signs on Tuesday of and venues were arranged. Frank VanDieperibeek who
last week. Individual schools were given - successfully passed her
areas in which'. to help and Registered Nurses
(Intended for last week) then the trouble came. Examinations. Mrs. Mann
On •Thursday Mr. Zyluk attended Fanshawe College,
' • FAMILY LIFE • sent out an `inclement Victoria Campus, London:
Parents of Grades 7 and 8
weather". policy .to•the Severfil from this area.
students- of . St, 'Joseph's- parents of St: Joseph's, attended "Trigon 76'' an
School, Kingsbridge attended . Kingsbridge, Friday" it evening of. ' one , act plays
a Family Life Program snowed. Friday the fields' .presented in the Goderich
presented at the. school on . were covered with water.. District Collegiate- Institute
Wednesday, November. 31' Friday Mr. Zyluk and Miss Auditorium- on Friday and
Master of ceremonies, Mr: Hamilton phoned CKNX, the. Saturday, November 5 and G.
David Zyluk, Principal of the , schools .and the parents. The Asta art for.Mr. Kenny
school weted ed ireparents—`soccer-tournament.-had_to-be-----A st p
and introduced speaker: Mr cancelled - the games are off. Moran was held on Saturday
- Evert Middel' 'from the evening .November 6 at
Eckert newly elected.s. >•
superintendent of the -Huron_ Goderich United Soccer Club Miss Wa da`Dun an will take
Perth S,._.:...,.,, Scheid had arraneed referees. It had place in St. Joseph's Parish
church at Kingsbridge on .
Friday, November 26. T
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guimond
Students at, St. .Joseph's
schooL, Kingsbridge
presented, a Remembrance
Day program in the school's
gymnasium on Wednesday
afternoon, November' 10.
Interested parents • were
guests. Mr. David Zyluk,
principal of the school was
the Master of ceremonies for
the program. Grade 7 What
Remembrance Day Means to
Me •in 1976, Grades Kin-
~ • dergarten to Grade 2 sang
"Soldiers, --Sailors", Grades 5
and 6 did readings, "Peace
System; Reverend )~ ather Ed
Dentinger, C.R.; Mrs.
O'Malley - Principal of
Sacred Heart School,
Wingham; Miss; Joanne
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require, referees. There were
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and three daughters, Valerie,
Nadine and Nancy of North
Bay,visited with his - sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Champagne and
daughter. Christine from
Friday, .November 5 until•
Monday, November 8.
Several from- this area
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Donor Clinic. held at the-
Goderich District Collegiate
Institute on Wednesday,
November 3. •
Wayne Courtney, son of Mr.
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Congratulations to Betty
Hendriks, daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Hendriks
who received wordthat she
had successfully passed the
Registered . ' Nurses
Examinations;, Miss Betty
Hendriks is employed :at the
Owen Sound General and
.Marine hospital. '
Parents Night was 'held at
the Goderich District
Collegiate Institute on
Thursday, November 4 from
7:30 to 9:30. Due to the falling
snow and the slippery con-
ditions- of the roadsin this
-area not many parents were
able to 'attend This very' im-
oortantfunction:
Congratulations to Mr.
[OCHA[SH.
Sympathy of the corn-
munity is extended to Mrs.
Jack MacKenzie and family
in the suddenpassing of her
brother Mr. Murray. Walden. -
of Pine River. •
Ken Elphick returned home
from hospital, but was unable
to finish his fall work. The
neighbours got together and
did his fall.plowiug doing over
130 a ores in one day.
•
Mrs. • Rhoda MacKenzie
spent. Wednesday in Hanover
at a seminar for tour guides,
escorts and travel agents.
Due to -the bad roads and
storm was forced to spend the
night in Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. ' George
McGregor of Hamilton spent
.a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack MacKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Sykes and
Marjorie former residents of
this ,area and now of.,
Ridgetown called on friends
inthe area during the past
week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luther
were recent visitors in
Ridgetown with relatives
there.
Welcome • home to Mrs.
Douglas Martyn • and new
baby Scott from St. Joseph's
Hospital, London:
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wellington Webster
were their family •Jim. of
Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs,
Atlee Wise and Patricia. of
Ohio.
Eldon Austin -of Dungannon
who was the lucky winner of
, $1,000.00 i'n . the Royal'
CaiT dian Legion,B-rane°h 1�
50-50 : Club Draw: held. in.
Goderich ' . on Saturday,
October 30.
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