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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-05-19, Page 31in the v. Albi I of µ will be7, P seryl Nater Begin at hday ic calledhjj ing his by the on wing, PATE me ive 7 i„ sr all aja of all' SSIUIIH Chu 4ssista sipatl. R rshif hia as tik 11K„ are GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977—PAGE 7A gsbridg� festival BY MRS. JOE Lamb(William) and Jeffery COURTNEY Murray(Leo). ss time last week I Fgllowing the Mass a light ble to contact Mrs. lunch was served in the impson to obtaigs the Parish Hall by the Members f the Senior pupils of the Catholic Women's participated in the ,League to the children, Music Festival at Father Dentinger, Mrs. the Eedy, the parents, God - d, from dgeschool: Parents and immediate members of their families. rayne and Heather received an 80 in Sincere sympathy is 'ex - class, eleven years tended to the Murray family r, in a class of nine. on the death of Alphonse Murray in the Wingham and phen Frayne, son of Mrs. Donald Frayne District General Hospital on a mark of 82 for Sunday, May 8 in his 82nd voices, in a class of year. Resting at the Heather Stapleton, MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lucknow until Wednesday received 83 marks morning, May 11, thence to Frayne, daughter of .St. Ann's Roman Catholic Mrs, Eugene Frayne Church, Riversdale for Mass 79 in a class of 11. at 10:30. Interment will be in arianne Frayne, St. Ann's Roman Catholic of Mrs. Eugene Cemetery, Riversdale, eceived second prize Congratulations to Mr. and ghteen years and Mrs. Max Reigling(nee Helen ss with a mark of 83. Courtney) on the arrival of a ung people made a baby boy -.on Thursday mendable- showing evening, May 5th at the s their first year at - Wingh•ain and District nis, Keep up this GeneralIiospital. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Hackett and son Aaron spent Friday evening with his brother Joe in Kitchener, and on Saturday, May 7th they all left for a three week vacation visiting with Mrs. Hackett's family and relatives in' the Western Provinces. Miss Mary Luanne Clare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare of Kingsbridge District A-9 Winner in the Lions Club Effective Speaking contest represented and sponsored by the Lucknow and District Lions Club gave her speech on the topic "Drugs" in the Lions Effective Speaking Contest held at the Peterborough Collegiate ,and Vocational School in Peterborough on Saturday, May 7th. Mr. Guy Gibbons of Owen Sound was the chairman for New phone the program beginning at 12 o'clock noon. There were 42 contestants, 20 years of age and under in •the following four groups, English Girls, English Boys, French Girls and French Boys; they represented the 18 Lions club districts in Ontario ds well as those Lions districts from Quebec and Labrador. .There winners were picked from eachgroup to compete against each other for first, second and third prizes;' leaving 12 contestants to speak again in the evening following the banquet. The banquet was held in the Lions Club Hall and enjoyed by over 300 people. Alderman Ed Curtin (representing Mayor Cameron Wasson) brought greetings from Peterborough. Winners in the English girls competitions were, Ingrid MacDonald of Toronto a Grade 13 student, Marianne Payne of Guelph speaking on 'The Sixties' , and Janice Knapp of Brighton speaking on "Being Distinct and Determined.' All the other contestants received a gift of $25.00 cash and a certificate. Dancing to the wee hours of the morning was enjoyed by all. Stu Reavie, President of the Lucknow Lions Club and Mrs. Reavie Mr. and Mrs. Donald illian Simpson at- e music festival on Wednesday and ith the pupil's and hing up the classes accompanied Mrs. uthers, Julia and to . Niagara Falls y visited with Mrs. s son John who chool in that city. pson also visited and Mrs. Bernard f Lewiston, New nd Mrs. Tina or and Agnes, who ns of the Simpson nd also attended a rty at the home of Mrs. Joe O'Neil of New York and a wer for Miss Holly honour of her for- marriage to Mr. uthers. They also . and Mrs. Arnold , who is a niece of ies. Flora Simpson, of Mrs. Lillian has returned home hing her first year toria College, of Toronto. She is for. the summer at s Provincial Park artment of Natural ugene Frayne the weekend with er Mrs. Albert Hesson. y Hogan of Owen nt the weekend at her parents Mr. on Hogan. seph's Roman church at e was filled to Sunday morning, 7 when 17 grade 2 of St. Joseph's gsbridge and area it First Holy in a group under eof their religious Mrs. Barbara Principal David erend Father Ed C.R. Officiated, and rosaries sented to the y the Catholic ague. Gifts from ere presented by avid Zyluk. cy Park provided is while pupils of to 8 sang. The s a list of the along their First union with the e in brackets: herty,(Frank); urnin(Ronald) ; oran(Gordon; an(Mike); Karen n); Kevin hold); Arnold thong); Todd rank); Andrea art); Mary Stapleton(Neil) ; sch(Joe); Paul n); Christine Chael); Peter (Theo); Jeff ert); Richard Denomme ER OP for 2-M. RfELOPINQ • Senior Handball is the major event at the inter mural level at St. Joseph's school, Kingsbridge. First round winners in the boys' competitions are: Ronnie Austin, Brian Drennan, Tom Franken, Floyd Courtney, Tom Forakn, Michael Frayne, Dean Doherty, Rae Forgett, and Steven Frayne. In the girls' competitions first round winners were: Joanne Crawford, Donna VanOsch, Jean Vogt,Sharon Doherty, Astrid Plasschaert, Cathy VanDiepen, Betty Knoop, Frances VanRooy and Darlene Austin. Second round winners so far are Brian Drennan; Steven Frayne and Michael Frayne in the boys' divisior and Jackie Van Osch in the girls. Mrs. Nancy Park an( Mrs. Lilliam Simpson at tended the Music Teachers Meeting at the Board Office in Dublin on Monday May 2 Nancy Park, Grade three and four teacher-has'beeri-named secretary to the Huron -Perth Music Teachers Executive. Mrs. Park and Mrs. Lillian Simpson have done ex- tremely well this year in the Stratford Music Festival with their students and it is to be hoped that they will par- ticipate next year. On Monday, May 2nd, St. Joseph's school, Kingsbridge Senior Boys entertained Brookside school to a game of soccer. Tom Poran opened the scoring for the Kingsbridge team' but Brookside equalized the score on a penalty shot. The game was close and ended in a 1-1 tie. To break the tie each school took penalty shots, five for each school. Brookside hit the bar three 'times but Michael Frayne and Brian Arthur Maloney, Q.C„ the Ombudsman of Ontario, announces that at 8:00 a.m. on August 22, a completely new Centrex telephone system will become operational in the Office of the Ombudsman, to provide significantly ', improved telephone service to both the public calling the Office, and to staff at four locations, Mr. Maloney said the public will have direct access by telephone to any staff member without having to go through the switchboard, which has proved to be the bottleneck in the existing system. "We realize that due to the increased volume of cases over the past six months, the number of calls has grown to a point where the existing telephone equipment often failed," Mr. Maloney added, "and we regret any in- convenience caused to the public on this account." . Under the new system, those who call the general information number (869- 4000) may be transferred to any Directorate at 65 Queen Street West after their par- ticular needs have been ascertained. Such calls can also be transferred to the MacKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. North Pickering . Hearings Office on Consumers' Road in Walter Clare attended the 'ohs Club Effective Don Mills, to Room 157 in the LiLegislative Assembly Speaking Competitions, the Building, or to the Ombud- banquet and the dance sman Royal Commission spending the weekend at the Offices in the King Edward Holiday Inn, Peterborough. Hotel. Bathtubs lReglazed at Home •Irs your bathtub hard to clean? *Does your tub feel like sandpaper? *Does your tub have chips or cracks? *Are you changing the colour of the fixtures in your bathroom? If you have checked any of the above, we con help you. National Glazing can come into your home and reglaze your tub without removal for o fraction of replacement cost. 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Congratulations to the Junior and Senior Girls' Soccer teams of St. Joseph's Kingsbridge who were champions and to the Senior Boys of Kingsbridge who were defeated by Holmesville in the final game to win the runners' up penant. The Kingsbridge Junior Boys placed 4th. Teams taking part were from Holmesville, St. Mary's Goderich:.;Robertson Memorial, and Kingsbridge. Enumerators for the Ontario Provincial Election to be held on Thursday, June 9th, atter.ded a training session held at the Kincardine Town Hall on Friday evening May 6th. Mrs. Irene Dalton and Mr. Harold Adams 'will Saturday, May 7th for be visiting the homes in this Brownvale, Alberta. Mr. immediate area beginning at Steffler plans to visit with his 9 a.m. Monday May 9th. Your son, Mr. and Mrs. Clem name must be on the Voter's Steffler and family in List to be able to have a vote, Whitelaw, Alberta and Frank in this election. will be planting his spring Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill,, crop in Brownvale, returning Peter and Peggy of Jackson, \home .sometime around the Michigan spent the weekend end of May. at their cottage here. Mr. Eddie Sinnett left on Saturday, May 7th for em- ployment on the boat the "S.S. Gulf Canada". Mr. and Mrs. Colin Crawford and family of Aurora spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and the Hogan families. Mr. Jim Sinnett, Chief Engineer -of the "Paul H. Townsend" is spending two weeks holiday with his family here, arriving home on Sunday, May 8th. 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