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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-05, Page 20BAG 4 IrODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY a, 1977 The Tomb Museum curator, Raymond Scotchrner, reads the inscription on the tomb of Dr. William '*"Tiger" Dunlop, The tomb is located north of Goderich. Clean Up Crew Museum custodians, Russel Pfrimmer (left) and Leroy Erb will be mowing the lawn, trimming out weeds and repairing some of the 124 wooden steps leading up. to Tiger Dunlop's tomb this summer. (staff photo) KINCARDINE 831 Queen St. b Kingsbridge community haipenin tiOl'IAL NEWS_ Conglaudations to Joanne Hickey, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hickey 'and to Joe Phelan of Blyth who were married by the Reverend .Father Ed Uentingcr, C.R. in the St. Augustine Roman Catholic church on Friday evening, April 29. Several from this area attended the wedding reception held in the Blyth Community Centre with music for dancing supplied by the Bluewater Playboys. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended . to the family and friends of the late Muriel Parrish who passed away suddenly on Saturday, April 3o at her late residence 103 Waterloo Street, Goderich in her t;Oth year. Her body rested at the Stiles Funeral Chapel, Goderich where funeral service was held on Mondayafternoon, May 2 at 3 p.m. Interment was in the Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Mrs. Jack VanOsch suf- fered a slight stroke while she and Mr. VanOsch visited with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr.' and Mrs. Maurice Schuurmans in London. Mrs. * VanOsch was admitted to the Wingham and District General Hospital on Thur- sday, April 28. We wish her a speedy recovery. Ralph Austin, who has been holidaying at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs, John Austin and family, and Mr. .Ii)hn Henderson who has been holidaying at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim dlenderson of Lucknow since Good Friday, April 8, returned to. Calgary, Alberta on Sunday, May 1. They were accompanied by Mark Lalonde of Kingsbridge; Leo Redmond of St. Augustine; and Reinhardt Voelmle of Auburn. Sister M. Gilbert Bethany,. Antigonis(7, Nova Scotia and Mr. and Mrs, Dan Weiss of Formosa, Ontario visited on Thursday, April 28 with brother Carl Voll. Mr; Art Dalton and son Brian.' of Hamilton visited on the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Courtney and family.. G.D.C:i. FORMAL a Several parents and students from this area at- tended the Goderich and District Collegiate Institute formal held on Friday, .April .'9 at the school. Congratulations to Miss Judy Cruickshank of Goderich who was chosen school queen,. Other contestants were Marianne Frayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Frayne of Kingsbridge, Mary Burns, Lori Keller and Cathy Reynolds all from Goderich. SOCIAL NEWS A -good crowd attended the dance .sponsored by the Kingsbridge Youth Club and held in the Kingsbridge school gymnasium on Saturday evening, April 30, Music for dancing was provided by disc jockey, Brian Elmslie of C.K.N.X. Wingham, The winner of 'the door prize was principal David Zyluk who shared this prize with the Grade 8 students. Congratulations to Marianne Frayne who placed second in girls' solo 18 years of age and under at the TRAVEL .. SERVICE 396-3477 Be a NIGHTRIDER• Come with us to Freeport or Nassau on Departure Dates May 6 to June 24 and the month of September and save NASSAU HARBOUR INN 7 nights. 5249.00pp 14 nights 339.00pp 7 or 14 nights accommodation, transfers to hotel, inflight FREEPORT CASTAWAYS 14 nights 229,00pp Both of above include: return air fare, meals and drinks. Kincardine Summer rates are now in effect for other yacation areas: Barbados, Hawaii, Florida, anel Las Vegas. Las Vegas all Thursday departures for S days till December 30th, 1977 • 5319.00pp LAS VEGAS -VACATIONS DON'T FORGET THE RECREATION SHOW DROP IN AND SAY HELLO. Air Land & Sea Travel Bev & Ken Clients in Wingham, Goderich and Lucknow Z41350:All other areas call collect. Stratford Musical Festival on Friday evening,. April 29. Area workers in the 1)onuar. - Sifto Salt Mine at Coderich went on strike at midnight Wednesday, April w ark straightening the tombstones in ' the Kingsbridge Cemetery is proceeding satisfactorily. ., WINGHAMMUSIC NIGHT Several interested parents from this area attended the Wingham Music Night held in the F.F. Madill Secondary school autitorium in Wingham on Thursday evening, April 28. Choirs taking part were: .Howick Central Senior school choir: Wingham Public School Primary school choir; Turnberry Central school senior choir; Brussels Public school choir: Howick Ukulele Band; the F.E. Madill Secondary School, Wingham '00 voice choir; Turnberry Central junior choir: Grey Central Public school choir Wingham Public school choir; and a .Massed choir with conductor Laurence Rowbotham from the Listowel Secondary School. SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Eddie (Maureen Dalton) Chilton and son Tommy of Mosse Factory are spending a couple of weeks vacation at the home of her mother Mrs. Mark Dalton and family.while her husband Eddie is attending classes' this week at the University of Guelph. Mrs, Leila Fitzgerald of Stratford and her mother Mrs. Irene Murphy of Gaderich visited on Sunday afternoon with the latter's brother Mr. Frank Austin. SCHOOL NEWS Pupils from St. Joseph's school at Kingsbridge have been active this past week at the 50th annual Stratford Music Festival held at St. John's church, Stratford. Christine Stapleton won first prize in the girls' solo (10 year's and under), Dennis Foran won first prize in the boys' solo t ; years and under) with Paul VanRooy winning second prize in the same class. Maureen Stapleton and Angela Foran won third prizes in the girls' solo class 8 years • and under. Congratulations. Casey Hendriks had the school Monopoly Tournament ready to go Monday, May He says that the tour- nament will last for about two weeks.. Senior girls' handball has started but as of yet there are no results. The Goderich soccer tournament for local elementary schools has been reschedule for Saturday, May 7 in Goderich and the students are working toward this day ' in physical education. The cold weather postponed an exhibition game against Brookside but the game was played on Monday, Mav2, Miss Joanne Hamilton, Grade seven teacher has been named as a member of the Huron -Perth Schools sport council for. the forthcoming school year. • St. Joseph's Kingsbridge has a display of student work at the Dublin office of the Huron -Perth Board. All grades are represented. Wednesday, May 11 is kindergarten orientation day where' next y'ear's kin- dergarten students come to school for the day. Mrs. Riegling then introduces the children to the school and its ways. First Holy Communion is to • be held at St. Joseph's Parish Church on Sunday on Sunday, May 8 at the 10:30 Mass. On this day the students will Sacrament. b. e I C RB d 9 ur fr or at bt n( r on MY MOTHER'S GARDEN -ler heart islike her garden Old fashioned quaint and sweet, 1ht, 'ir nl, q,.,e`ga�o, With here ,a wealth of blossoms, y�s'h, �r �e�heasir .And there a- still retreat „'a 4�rot eet sir Forget•me-notS there linger To full perfectiOn brought, A.11-0 +I. WO, Wd,eSs an And there bloom purple pansies. ro6,4i, • The ty'ren yroz In many a tender thought, MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY. , GIVE US THE PLEASURE OF ASSISTING YOu YOUR CHOICE OF A LOVELY GiFT FOR SPECIAC. 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