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suit Wriest celebrates Massat Kingsbridge
St. Joseph's Roman Sincere sympathy is extended
Catholic Church at to his family.
Kingsbridge was filled to W ith the Labour Day
capacity on Sunday, Sep- holiday weekend and the
tember 4. Reverend Father opening of schools on
Curmiss, a Jesuit Priest of St. Tuesday, September 3, many
Joseph's College, North ' of the summer cottagers have
Point, Darjeeling, India returned to their homes in the
celebrated Labour Day Mass. city. At St. Joseph's School,
Special music was provided Kingsbridge, principal David
by organist, Mrs, Rosemary Zyluk reports that there are
Flannigan of St. Dennis approximately 120 children
Parish, Kitchener, who ac- registered which includes
companied Opera Singer eight kindergareten pupils,
Mrs. Betty Strauss, also of who will be beginning classes
Kitchener who rendered four on Wednesday morning.
beautiful solos tg the delight Teachers' for the 1977-1978
of her audience. Following year are: Grade 8, Miss
Mass they received standing Joanne Hamilton; Grade 7, • home at RR' 4, Birch Run,
ovations. Mr. Harold Zettler; Grade 6 Michigan on Friday, Sep-
, Garry_ Robert McQuillin, and 5, Mrs. Donald Frayne; tember 2nd.
age 21years, passed away as Grades 4 and 3, Mrs. Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
a result of a car accident on Park; Grades 2 and 1, Mrs. Hogan attended the wedding
Highway 21, just south of Barbara Eedy Kin- of Mr. and Mrs, Brent Wickes
Amberley. Garry had been dergarten, Mrs. Mary in Toronto on Saturday,
missing for one week. Garry O'Keefe, Music teacher, Mrs. August 27.
is survived by his wife, the Lillian Simpson: Special Miss Catherine Kenny of
former Linda Geary, one Education, Mrs. Margaret Detroit, Michigan visited
daughter Sara Lynn. his Ferguson: School Nurse, with Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.
parents Harvey " and Isabel Mrs. ' Joanne Jasper: Bill Vogt and Frank Sullivan from
(Scott) McQuillin of St. Eckert, Director of Friday, September 2 until
•Catharines, one sister, Mrs. Education: Joseph Mills, Tuesday, September 6.
Boris (Brenda) Tonkonoh and Superintendent: Jack Lane, Mr. and Mrs: Fred Cour:
one brother, Rick of Kin- Superinteridentof • Business tney of Toronto spent the
cardine. He is the grandson of and Finance: Bill Kinahan, Labour Day holiday weekend
Robert Scott of Ashfield Sena rare School Board with Mr. and Mrs. John
Township., Trustee. Austin and family visited
His body rested at the !sirs. Wilamina (Lannan) with his brothers Joe and
MacKenzieiFuneral Chapel in Hill of Toronto visited with Teresa Courtney and family
Lucknow ! where funeral friends in this community and- Leo and Marcella
during the last week. Courtney.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph' Mr. and M rs. James
Owens stayed at the home' of Stavalle of Detroit, Michigan
spent the holiday weekend at
their cottage at Port Albert
and visited. with many friends
in this area.
�Mr, and Mrs. Eugene
O'Keefe of Hamilton spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe O'Keefe and family.
Mr.and Mrs.- Albert Voll
and son Joseph of St.
Clements, and Mrs. Clayton
Lienhardt and daughter Mary
visited on Sunday, September
4 with Brother Carl Voll.
Mr.' and Mrs. Michael
Garvey and family of
Clarkson an.d Mrs. Marie„:
Garvey of Toronto spent the
holiday weekend - at their
summer home here.
Joe and Teresa Courtney
and Mr. Frank • Sullivan at-
tended Open House for Mr.
Elmer Rihey, RR 3 Tiverton
• on Sunday afternoon, Sep-
tember 4. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Carter
and with Mrs. Pearl Cole at
Kincardine.
Mr. Wilfred Austin, a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London, since Wednesday,
August 10, was released on
Friday, September 2. He is
convalescing at his home
here.
A very special welcome is
given to Mr. Harold Zettler
who will he teaching the
Grade 7 class at St.
Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge. He will he
coaching some of the sport
activities as well as teaching
Religion and Geography to
the Grade 8's. Mr. Zettler was
horn in Chepstow, Ontario
and is married to the former
his cousin Joe Courtney, Mrs.
Courtney and family during
the past week and visited with
Mr,and Mrs. J/ohn Austin and
family and Mr. and Kis. Leo
Courtney, returning to their
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Theresa Courtney,
correspondent,
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service
nesday,
was in
was held on Wed -
September 7.. Burial
Greenhill Cemetery.
Kindergarten class and coloring books were serious
business for James Seid. James attended kindergarten
at -~Victoria Public School for the first time on Tuesday
afternoon. All the children met with teacher Mrs. Rose
Fisher for about an hour to play and become acquainted.
James decided oto put his nose right to the grindstone.
(staff photo) .
Barbara Rich of Formosa.
They have no family.
Mr. Zettler received his
Elementary Education at
Mary Immaculate Separate
School, Chepstow, attended
five years at the.'Walkerton
District Scondary School and
went to the University 'uf
Guelph for 4 years.. He
graduated in 1975 and worked
for one year, He then at-
tended Teacher's College in
London. Mr. Zettler lives, in
Goderich. His wife is a Supply
Teacher.
Mrs. Susanna Weiss of
Walkerton and Mr. and Mrs.
Norbert Oberle and son of
Sheffield visited on Sunday,
September 4 with Brother
Carl Voll.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wisser
of Toronto spent the holiday
weekend with her parents.Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Vassella and
with the Vassella families.
The sincere sympathy goes
to the family of Leonardus
(Leo) Moerbeek who passed
away at Huronview on
Monday, .August 29th, 1977,
Mr. Moerbeek was born on
September 4, 1889 .and would
have been 88 years of age on
the Sunday following his
death.
He is survived by four sons,
John of Goderich, Joe of
Goderich, Peter of Los
Anges, and
Christopher' of Toroniate
no and
one daleughter MCaliforr's, Knneth,
(Mary) Bee of Keswick,.
grandchildren' and 6 great
grandchildren. He. was
predeceased by his wife the
former Elizabeth Raamaker
on August 16, 1964 and by one
son Jacob.
His body rested at the
McCallum Funeral Home,
Cambria Road at East Street,
Goderich until Thursday
. morning, .September 1 when
funeral mass was celebrated
in St.„ Joseph's Roman
Catholic - Church at
Kingsbridge by the Reverend
Father John Winter of St.
Thomas the Apostle Roman
Catholic Church, Windsor,
assisted by Reverend Father
Ed Dentinger, C.R. parish
priest. of Kingsbridge.
Reverend Fathers Loebach of
St. Peter's, Goderich,
Carauana of Parkhill and
Ryan, Church of Our Lady,
Guelph and Sister Mary ' Egypt Cairo
Michael, Mount St. Joseph,
Jerusalem
London were also in at- Copenhagen, et'a
at-
tendance. Newman tout
Pallbearers were an,
. from Toronto 4t
air.
strike thoan
Moerbeek, Art FreemanArl38 �,
Christopher Moerbeek, had to b� bussed
.Joseph Moerbeek, Peter idstead of eavio 6
Moerbeek and John Moer from , the Torpnt
beck Jr. Offering was taken 'national Airport,
up by Ann Mavity, Brenda
Freeman and Pamela
Moerbeek. Burial was in
Kingsbridge Cemetery.
Following the services the .,
family and friends were
served at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Moerbeek.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare
and Mary Luanne returned to
their home here on Mondaj,
August 29 following a three
week Newman Tour to Rome,
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Council
Briefs
• from page :1
to the town of $1,000 per
month over and above 'the
present rate. C & W did attach
an income and expenditure
statement which showed a net
return on investment of 11.77
per cent for. the year 1976.
The matter has been
referred- to the Works and -
Engineering Committee. and
it is expected a meeting will
he held soon to hammer out a
decision. The town has given
some consideration to the
idea of providing its own
sanitation crew, but nothing
definite has been proposedto
date in this regard.
SUMMERDALE 2, LB. BAG
FRENCH
FRIES
ROYALE
-BATHROOM 2
TISSUE
ROLLS 59
FOR. C.
KRAFT 'SMOOTH' 2' LB.' JAR'
BUTTER $1.79
JAVEX 64 FL. OZ.
LIQUID 594
BLEACH
NESTLE'S 23 OZ. TIN
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CHOCOLATE
ROYALE
PAPER, --
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FOR
INGERSOLL'16 FL. OZ.
CHEESE
SPREAD
%1.49
DEL MONTE FANCY 48 FL. OZ.
TOMATO- 694
JUICE
RED TOP 15 OZ. TIN
DOG 6 R $ 1.0 0
FOOD
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Bylaw 67 of 1977 was passed
Tuesday evening at the
council meeting - which
establishes a plan for the co-
ordination of municipal
emergency services in the
event of a "flood, hurricane,
windstorm, blizzard, land-
slide, explosion, aircraft or
rail crash, toxic or • flam-
mable gas escape, building or
structure collapse, un-
controllable fire of the threat
of any of the foregoing".
Councillor Elsa Haydon
pointed out .she found it in-
teresting that Bruce
Generating Station was now
on the list of things which are
potentially dangerous to the
community. However,
Mayor Deb Shewfelt said he
. didn't find that surprising at
all. He said he would have
been more surprised if BNPD
had been left off the list.
CARNATION 18 OZ. JAR BONUS$ 1 9
COFFEE MATE OZS FR E •
FRESH 12 OZ. PKG. CANADA 128 FL. OZ.
COMB . Si
HONEY
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CAMPBELL 10 FL. OZ. TINS iv ' .66F
TOMATO SOUP (; Ou
1.5 LITRE WESTON'S 1 LB, PKG.
PALMOLIVE 61.99 SODA '. 79C
LiQUID CRACKERS
LIBBY'S 14 FL, OZ,
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LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED 14 FL. OZ. R
WiTH 2 O 794
PORK rt
BEANS
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PEAS 3 a 894
TANG PKG. OF 4 - 3'4 OZ.
ORANGE FLAVOUR 99'
CRYSTALS
DUNCAN HINES 18.5 OZ. PKG.
CAKE MIXES
CROWN BRAND 2 LBS.
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69°
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APPLE
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