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TINI!...t,UCKNOW .SENTINEL.LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st 1972
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FieldDayHeldAt
St. Josephs School
AMBERLEY 1Hiram Collins were Mr. and Mrs.
1Paul Schmidt and girls of Sebring_-_-_.
Congratulations are extended 'to yUie '
Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Thompson 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Steele and
(Janette Lowry) who on Sunday be- grandchildren, Mr. Robert Steele: came the proud parents of .a baby Mrs. Art Wagner, and Mr. and girl •- a sister for Kenneth and Mrs.. Ramly.Doyle , all of Detroit ,
Janeen. spent their. Decoratioh holiday
Best wishes fora seed ek.end-at-their-Pont-C-la-rk-cot-
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recovery go out to Reginald God- tag e. ,
frey , who is a patient in Kincar-
. dine General Hospital. —Mr. and-Mrs7,-tetil-Huirip
Baptismal services were held
and Mark were "dinner guests.
in Kincardine Anglican Church
with Mr. and Mrs.' ,Leonard
Courtney on Sunday at the lake. on Sunday. Mr. and . Mrs. Bill
Godfrey attended •with their infant
son, Jerry, receiving baptism.
Acting as godmother was Miss
Gertrude Lee Walden and as god-
father Leroy Godfrey.
Lester Ferguson conducted the
Church Services at Pine Rivers
United- Church on Sunday in the
absence of Rev. ,Mr. Hill, who is
attending Conference. Larry Ir-
win of Ripley was guest soloist
singing "Let. There be Peace".
Mrs. Lynn Lowry and Mrs. Ernie
Gibson were at the organ and
piano;
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
St. Joseph's School Field bay
was held on Thursday of last week.
Thee events were short dash, long
dash, long distance, long jump,
triple jump, high jump, softball
I
throw. In each division, these
were 'first , second and third place
winners picked. for each event.
As it would be too lengthy to men,
don all these winners, the champs
-for each division are as follows:
Jr, girls „,Donna Drennan.,_ _runners
up, Phyllis Hickey, Leola Chis7
holm; Jr. Boys, Peter Van Dyke,
,runners-up, John O'Keefe , Peter
Hendricks; Intermediate girls,
Donna Frayne, and Anita Doherty,
runner-up, Ann Drennan; Inter-
mediate boys, Tom O'Keefe,
runners-up, Harry Van Diepen-
beek, Frank Van Aaken;
!Senior girls, Nellie Knoop,
runners-up, Virginia ChiSholm,
Mary Ann Miltenburg; Senior
-boys John-era wford-,--runners-up-,-
Eddie Sinnett , Bernie Van' Osch.
In the open events, Girl's shot
put, Nellie Knoop„ Virginia Chis-
holm; Mary Ellen Foran; Boy's
shot put, Terry.Austin,, Darryl
Wisner, John Crawford, and Bernie
a nOlerctia).
I would like to correct an error
made in the write up of the Public
speaking in last week's edition;
in grade five speeches, second
place should have been Joanne
Van Osch, not Joan Tigert. Sorry
girls.!..._ ______, ,.7. _____ - -
ENTERTAIN AT HURONVIEW
On. Wednesday, May 24, the
Ki ridge G. W. L--were-L in---
charge of -the May birthday party
held at HurOnview, Clinton.,
Members of the League who went
were, Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs.
Clarence Doherty, Mrs. Gerry
Vogt, Mrs. Walter Clare, Mrs.
Eugene Frayne, Mrs. Cliff Austin,
Mrs. Jack Van Oadh and Mrs. An-
tone Van Osch. Nine 'school girls
also went along to entertain. Mrs.
Walter Clare was chairlady and
with' Marianne Frayne Ax the piano
the girls,sang several popular
numbers: -Many toes were tapping
as Shiela Sinnett preiented a
SCottish dance, Mary Luanne
Clare 'and -Marianne Frayne gave ,
their prize winning school speech
es, then the ladies ana
joined in. singing Happy Birthday
the twenty residents, who
celebrate their birthdays in May
and each of these ladies or gents'
were presented with a little gift. ,
A light lunch of,cup cakes and
tea was served to approximately'
120 residents. Former area resid-
ents, who joined'in the party. and
-with whom the- ladies had a little
visit were, Norman O'Connor-,
Morgan Dalton and- Leo. Moerbeek
40th ANNIVERSARY
On Saturday , May 20th, Rev.
Father Michael Dalton celebrated
his 40th -anniversary in the
Priesthood at Marian Villa Court-
land , .Ontario; where he resides.
Father Dalton spent` his boyhood
in Kingsbridge. He is how retired
:Sincere s rnpathy is .extended
to Mr ! and Mrs. John Murrarand
family in the sudden death of
their son, David John.
Fred Gilchrist has been a pat•L
ient'in Wingham and Pistrict
Hospital. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Many from South Kinloss attend,
ed the Anniversary Services in
Ripley on Sunda evening when
Rev. J. L. Burgess of Ottawa, a
fortner minister, was guest speak-
Denver
.
Dickie spent last week
in Milwaukee. Wisconsin in
work for Dominion' Road Machin-
ery Company.
RETURN FROM PUERTO RICO
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham
,aturd-
from Vero. Beach, Florida. They
had flown back to Florida "roil]
,Puerto Rico a few weeks a`go.
Mr. and Mrs,. Ira. Pickle attend-
ed the Convocation at 'CtieIph
UniVersity on Thursday where
Douglas received.his Master of
Science degree. '
• There will be .co'nlinuiiion Set-
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Mr: and Mrs. Jim Mills and
family of Weston spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Art Smelt-
zer.
Sunday guests with Mr: and Mrs„
et 0 Conner of Toronto was un=
vice at South Kinloss Presbyterian
area. Another sister Mrs. Margar-
attend.
'Church on Sunday, June 4 at
able tor-attend
Congratulations to Dan Frayne, 12.30 p, m, and Choir Rehearsals
. for
who graduated from the Agriculture
are being held iirprearation.
al College , University._oLGu_elph_,,- ---A414-ster-1-4uglies-
Anniversary Services on June 11.
on Saturday, May 27th. His pAr- ery last week. We hope he
enta, Mr. and. Mrs. Gene Frayne makes a speedy recovery
attended the graduation.
ed to home' here.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Frank NlacKenzie
and He ther visited on Thursday . Mrs. Mary Lambertus, who
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Marsman Lith
Miss Isabelle MacInto'sh of spent the winter months with her
daughter in Hamiltori,,,,has return
and family of London were Sun-
day visitors with Mr'. and Mrs.
Dennis Dalton. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Artibrose Hartman
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and family of 'Kitchener were
QUEBEC VISIT . .
Dake-attended_the_fieef rierd ..._
Ira , Douglas and William week end visitors with: Mil; Cliff
Austin.........ML.:and-Mts-yrnOrld----- ,
doting The Week.
Austin of Toronto were 'also callers Dispersal Sale held at the Bur-
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day, June
. adults left early Monday morning chased'. These .are a Special
Quebec. They will return Satt.tr- loped„It_this centre h$
ejuitneex3crudr.sion to Victoriaville,i Charolais
wash Correctional Centre on
lenity of Guelph.
wWaesdhnceosdwasya,nNalacy;a2v4es. wEie,rgleitpur.
-Hereford cross devel.
the Univ -
Twenty three students and ten -
ut wi .e assisting in Ingersoll
this summer. Members of his
family who.attended the,Anniver-
sary were , Mrs. Josie Cleary of
Wallaceburg, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Dalton of Windsor, Miss Antoin
ette Dalton of Detroit ,
Sister Maureen of London, Ray
Dalton, Terry Dalton, Mr. and
-f thfs I o. •
Hamilton and -also spent some
timeat McMaster University.
-Brian Keith was host to a
Grade XIII class:Party at the
home of his parents*, Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Keith on-Saturday
evening.