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arents, teachers takeon students in voile
on Thursday, November 24 pfires and cooked their meals
parents and school s at • out in a barn.of over open Eras. They slept
t. Joseph' a played The Guides had a
ingsbridg against Saskat- Hallowe'en party on October
OIleyhallthe winning house, 31 where they played games,
wan, dressed in costumes, had
go team •
the game was races and exchanged treats.
rased tlo be a best of three The Guides are planning
their Mother Daughter
inters• Saskatchewan
99
the�� thete match up banquet. Girl (Joanne)
ers
are Mrs. Ronn
hnlcally
.0However, a third game Menary and Mrs. Denis
is iayndhus a the g re of (Rochell) Champagne.
nts
on,
nts then decided on two
ire games for a best of five
counters. The enthusiasm
tried through and
a B
e were happy with the
nites wereteachers and
en Thets recognize the 3 - 2
an
alt while thestudents2o
im that they had won
was decided that a return
me should be played
inetime in February or
rch. 4-H News
Grades Kindergarten to
with Father Dentinger
Ye started preparing
ritually for Christmas as
lit the first of the Ad
ant
ales. Mrs. Eedy
nd
her explained the
aning of Advent to the
dren.
r, Harold Zettler and Mr.
Ve Zyluk have been
eking with .the two
seleague teams who are
ng to Stratford for a
ron•Perth tournament.
en the two teams met on
day, the seniors won 2 - 0
the juniors gained some
portant experience that
id stand them in good
d on Wednesday,
vember 30.
CORRECTION
A headline in last week's
Signal -Star stating,
"Correspondent's father dies
at 86" was incorrect. Mr.
Frank Austin, father of
Kingsbridge correspondent,
Teresa Courtney, died at age
85. The Signal -Star wishes to
apologize for any confusion
caused by the incorrect
headline.
A Mrs. Eedy and
irrl• , rs. Park,
Al •O'Keefe have started to
la .k with Kindegarten to
de four in preparation for
Christmas concert which
Erii t 1 be held on Friday,
,v
SSE
VI
ember 16 at 8:15 p.m.
ext week, the school
opoly tournament will
rt, There are two
isions, senior and junior.
wilLgo toward house
gue standings.
incipal Dave Zyluk has
n informed by the
varsity of Toronto that he
met requirements for his
is degree in education.
tion will take place
year Congratulations,
Girl Guides
Ingsbridge Girl Guide
pany started up again
year. It started with
ngirls and now has 12. So
the girls have reviewed
passed their motto,
Ise and law, salute, sign,
shake, whistle and hand
als and have done their
turn. There are four
that are Guides already
eight girls are still
ingontheir tenderfoot.
Is who are enrolled in
s are; Linda Sinnett,
by •VanDiepan, Rose
is O'Keefe, Theresa
Rooy, Bonnie Sinnett,
a Hendriks, Shannon
in Mary Lynne
rty, Sally VanOsch,
a Dalton, Vicki Doherty
Linda VanOsch.
e Guide company went
three day hike Friday,
ler 28, to Sunday,
ber30. On their hike they
ted leaves, practiced
aid, made moulds of
al tracks, made cam -
MING EVENTS
Huron Jr. Farmers are
riga dance Saturday, Dec.
koohslde School. Dancing
1:00 A.M. to Maurice
n. Everyone Welcome,
es plee n°.
4 -H Achievement Day for
the club "Featuring Fruit"
was held at the Brookside
Public School on Saturday,
November 26. The nine clubs
taking part were:
Kingsbridge Tuti Fruities;
Trinity 1; St. Helen's; Tiger
Dunlop 1; Donnybrook;
Dungannon 1; Trinity 2;
Tiger Dunlop 2; and
Dungannon 2. Dungannon 3
were unable to attend.
In the morning each girl
took part in a "Getting to
Know Each Other' quiz and
presented a fruit dish to the
home economist Miss Grace
Bird.
Brookside
happenings
Following lunch, ap-
proximately 20 mothers came
for the performance of skits,
demonstrations, exhibits and
presentations of awards to
the various clubs.
The following awards were
presented: county honors
(those completing six clubs) -
Mary Luanne Clare,
Kingsbridge; Janice
Robinson, Donnybrook;
Sandra Pentland, Dungannon
3; and Janice Hackett,
Trinity 2, provincial honors -
Dorothy Culbert, Dungannon
2. Mrs. Edward Robinson,
Donnybrook was presented
with a five year- leadership
certificate.
Mrs. Ruth Axtman, home
economist from the Clinton
area commented on the skits
and presentations.
The Spring 4-H program
will be "Focus on Living".
Each girl completing the club
"Featuring Fruit" was
presented with a spoon and
certificate.
There were 14 girls enrolled
in the Kingsbridge Tuti
Fruities 4-H Club. They are:
Margaret Swan', Diane
Farrish, Donna Drennan,
Diane Miltenburg, Joanne
VanOsch, Debbie Drennan,
Jackie VanOsch, Shirley
Scott, Ann Drennan, Nancy
.Miltenburg, Kathy
VanDiepan, Donna VanOsch,
Mary Luanne Clare and
Diane VanOsch. Leaders are
Mrs. Marvin (Nannie) Scott
and Mrs. Michael (Joan)
BY DIANE GIBSON AND
BRENDA HENDERSON
Four staff members were
stricken with the cold bug
early in the week. Supply
teachers were Mr. Vito
Stecca in Mrs. D. Graham's
Grade 6 class; Mrs. Barbara
Bakker in Mrs. Nancy
Cameron's Grade 3 and 4
class; and Mrs. Margaret
MacCharles in Mrs. Tebbutt's
Grade, 4 and 5 class. Miss
Vianne Trezise, French
teacher, was also absent
because of illness but there
was no supply.
Hockey has started again
for this season. The boy's
teams are: Bombers, Cap-
tain, Jim Young; Bush-
whackers, Captain, Brian
Taylor; Sharpshooters,
Captain, Bernie Burgsma.
On November 16 the
Bombers lost to the Bush-
whackers 4-1. On November
23 the Sharpshooters beat the
Bushwhackers 3-0.
The girl's teams are:
Trippers, Captain, Lila
Stewart; Slapshots, Captain,
Charlene Elphick. On
November 18 there was a
practice for the girls.
The girls play every other
Friday and the boys play
every Wednesday.
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-- presents --
one with the Wind"
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7 at 8 p.m.
ADULTS 1.00: CHILDREN 7S-
�,., "Wiz
:W iR AND
• zard of Oz"
SATURDAY, DEC. 10 at 2"p.m.
4t Blyth
75'
Yth Memorial Hall
Courtney. The executive are:
president - Mary Luanne
Clare; vice-president -Jackie
Kingsbridge
kapers
Theresa Courtney,
correspondent, 529-7189
VanOsch; secretary - Diane
Miltenburg and treasurer -
Debbie Drennan.
Social News
Mrs. Pearl Congram was
admitted to Victoria Hospital.
London on Monday,
November 28 with surgery to
be performed the following
day. Her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
- Mr. Robert Simpson is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. A speedy
recovery is the wish of this
community.
Mr. Ralph Austin, son of
Mr. and Mrs., John Austin
returned to Calgary, Alberta
on Monday, November 28
following a 12 day visit with
his parents. Ralph had come
home for the funeral of his
grandfather, Mr. Francis
Austin.
Tom Sinnett and Art
Simpson left on Friday,
November 25 for Alpena,
Michigan to meet and spend
some time on the boat the
"Paul H. Townsend" with the
former's father, Chief
Engineer James Sinnett.
Mr. Dennis Dalton returned
to his home hero on Sunday,
November 20 following a trip
to Nelson, British Columbia
with his daughter Maria.
Maria has accepted,a nursing
position at the general
hospital there with em-
ployment to start on Mondy,
November- 28. Dennis and
Maria also visited with Mrs.
Alice (Dalton) Julian of
Anahein, California.
Mr. John O'Connor is
spending the winter months
in Lucknow with his sister
Mrs. Gertrude Leddy and Mr.'
Leddy.
Mrs. Marie Forbes and Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Forbes and
family of Detroit, Michigan
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. John Howard and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Zyluk
recently made a retreat at the
Queen of Apostle Retreat
House, Mississauga from
Friday eyeing until Sunday
evening.
Due to the severe winter
weather and poor visibility,
the Youth Club dance,
planned to he held in St.
Joseph's parish hall at
Kingsbridge was postponed
until Friday evening,
December 2.
The' Girl Guide company
held a very successful hake
sale on Sunday, November
27 following Mass.
MIF.
Plans are being made for Mrs. Jack Klinley was' Mrs i$ob` Rourke,
the annual turkey bingos to beU" ad itted to niverslty, Mr, and Mrs, EdWift Mey►er8
held at Kingsbridge in St. Hospital, London on Mon' . London; Messrs. .ioh>ft;id
Joseph's Parish Hall on November 28 for surgery the Alex $proal, WinghaptO4aI'Y.
Saturday, December 3 following day. A speedy Hehn, Wingham; MIsacA,rx'ie
beginning at 8:30 and at St. recovery is the wish of her O'Neill, Goderich. 11r'., ..,and
Augustine on Saturday, many friends. Mrs. _Leo Courtney, Poderich
December 10 beginning at Sympathy of this com- as well as those from
8:30 p.m. The door prize at munity is extended to the Lucknow, Dungannon and
Kingsbridge is a 20 inch family and relatives of the area
stuffed dog. Refreshments late Mr. Frank Austin who
will be served by the Guides. passed away in the Intensive
Proceeds will go to help the Care Unit of the University
Guides, Pro Life and towards Hospital, London on Monday,
installing fans. November 14 in his- 86th
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hogan year. •
and Mr. and Mrs._ Stan Those attending the wake
Holloway flew from the and funeral from a distance
Toronto International airport were: Reverend S.J.
on Friday, November 11 to McDonald, Simcoe, Ontario;
Nassau for a week's vacation. Reverend Sister Maureen
Mr. Gary Courtney and (Helen) Dalton, London;
Toni Lee of London spent the Reverend Sister Mary Cor -
past week in Montreal where nelius, London; Reverend
they attended the Grey Cup Sister Dolorosa (Sullivan)
game between the Montreal London; Mrs. Violet Sutter,
Alouettes and the Edmonton Detroit, Michigan; Mr. and
Eskimos. Mrs. Lawrence Austin and
daughter * Mrs. Shirley
Grohbel, Centre Line,
Michigan; Ralph Austin,
Calgary, Alberta; Mr. and
M. Me• jeunesse,
Liversly Ontarioit La
; Mrs. Irene
Murphy, Goderich; Mr.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Hogan, R.R.
3, Luc:know on the birth of
their son, Christopher James
at the W ingham and District
General Hospital, on
Saturday, November 19.
Mother and baby returned to
their home from the hospital
the following Saturday.
Mr. Frank Sullivan was
admitted to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London on Tuesday,
November 15 for surgery the
following day. He was
released from the hospital on
Monday, November 21.
On Sunday, November 20
about 250 parents, tru,tees,
teachers, .priests and - ad-
ministrators gathered at St.
Patrick's School, Dublin for
the third "Focus on Faith"
Day. This event was spon-
sored by the Huron - Perth
County R.C.S.S. Board and
the Ontario Separate School
Trustees' Association.
The gathering was
welcomed by F.J. Vere,
Board Chairman, Principal of
th•; school Sister Florence
Kelly, Mr. Chris Asseff and
Sister Elaine Dunn of the
O.S.S.T.A.
The theme of the day,
Parental Responsibility, was
developed in the Eucharistic
Celebration by His
Excellency Bishop Sherlock
and various group sessions
William r'annan, London; and concluded with a
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Parker, Reconciliation Rite. Mr.
Arva Mr. and Mrs. Ray William Eckert, Director of
McLean, London; Mr. John Education presented a
1'inleon,
London ; Pat summation.
Thurman, London; Miss Those frorn this area who
Irene Hogan, London; Mrs. attended were: Mr. and Mrs.
Mary Edwards, London; Eugene Frayne; Mr. and
Harry Fitzgerald, London; Mrs. Neil Stapleton, Mr. and
Mrs. Leila Fitzgerald and son Mrs. William Kinahan, and
Jamie. Stratford: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne.
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