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SEili X E NEWS'.
,tions to St. Joseph's
1id'tery well by being
I +ieners in the Huron.
a't Schools, zone 1
finals held last Monday
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' Sehior •Boy, Gordon
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ham; Intermediate Boy. , David
de Boer, St. Mary's ' Goderich;
Intermediate Girl, Donna
Drennan, St. Joseph's Kingsbridge;
Junior Boy, Ted Doherty; St.
Mary's Goderich; Junior Girl, Jo
Anne Crawford, 'Kingsbridge.
Donna Drennan had a perfect
day winning first prize in every •
event` she entered the 100 yard
dash, the 220, the high jump, the
tri/pie jump, and the long jump.
She also was on the winning relay.
team.
Individual age championships
were, also presented with five
winners from Kingsbridge: Grade
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KINLOUGH
. The July meeting of the Holy-
rood Women's Institute will ,be.
held at' the home of Mrs. Raynard
Ackert on Thursday', July 5th at
6:30 p.m. This will be a pot
luck supper. Roll Call: - suggestion
for quick meals. There will be a
travelogue. Directors - Mrs.
Morgan Johnston and Mrs. Raynard
Ackert. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett
of Toronto visited on Saturday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Haldenby..;
George Haldenby spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs.Harold
Haldenby and Geordie at Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robb were
recent visitors ;with Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Stinson and family at Ham-
ilton,
Linda, Larry and Lisa Evans of
Erin visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson.
Lois Nicholson of Milton is
spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. ' Bert
Nicholson.
Mrs. Pearl Lloyd of London visit-
ed with Edna and May Boyle and
with Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Scott. •'
We ,extend sympathy to William,
George and .Art Haldenby in the
death of their sister Mrs. John
(Minnie) .McIntyre of Culross,
Manitoba. They all attended the
funeral on Tuesday afternoon,
making the trip by bus.
The Anglican Services next
Sunday July 1st will be at Ripley,
Bervie and Lucknow. '
Linda, Larry and Lisa Evans
spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs.
William Evans at Whitechurch.
Members of Holyrood Women's
Institute attended the Lucknow
Institute meeting on Wednesday
evening. '
Mrs. Frank Maulden attended a
Curators workshop at Lucknow on
Thursday. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Kinnon of Teeswater and her
brother, 'Sam Stanley of ,Wingham
visited during the week with Mrs.
Marretta Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hodgins
of Wingham visited on Sunday
with Edna and May, Boyle. •
Friends of Mrs. Don Gillespie
are pleased to know that
she was able to return home
from the Wingham and District
Hospital where. she has been a
patient for some time. We wish
her improved health.
Mr,. and Mrs. William 'Evans
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Nicholson.
Miss Sheila Harri>gton ' of Hesp-
9 years old - Joanne Crawford;
Girls 11 years old - Donna Dren-
nan; Girls 12 years old - Ann
Drennan; Boys 9 years old - Brian
Drennan;. and for boys 14 years •
old -.John Crawford.
Congratulations to the
Drennan children, who are the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Drennan and the Crawford child-
ren, whose parents are Mr. and
Ms. Fred Crawford.,
TRACK AND FIELD
On Wednesday, St. Joseph's
School took part in the Track and
Field Day once again at the F.E.
Madill Secondary School in.
Wingham. This was for public
and separate, schools alike, who.
will have students attending. the
Wingham High School.
St. Joseph's school, Kings-
bridge placed first with 218 points
with Howick Central a very close
second with 217 points.
Two Individual Championships
were also won by two ,
Kingsbridge students with John
Crawford taking the Senior Boys
and Donna Drennan, winding the
Intermediate Girls.
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BIIEY CIiEEM•BUSH
eler visited with Lois Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Percy of
Mathison , Mr, and Mrs. John
Quest of Northwood, England
visited with relatives here during
the week.
Relatives from here were enter-
tained at the home a of Mr, and
Mrs. George Percy at Kincardine
at a get -acquainted party for Mr.
and Mrs. John Quest.. She was the
former Joy Percy, daughter of
,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Percy.
Mr. and Mrs. Weir Eckenswilier
were in London over the weekend
attending the Silver Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Morland and also attended
the Morland family reunion on
Sunday at Springbank Park.
Teresa. Jansen granddaughte�i of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy is a
patient in Wingham, and District
Hospital. ,
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