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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1977
BROOKSIDE
HAPPENINGS
A Softball Tournament was held
at Brookside on Thursday. The
winning teams of Senior Girls and
Senior Boys were from Colborne
School. Junior Boys' winning team
was from Brookside and Junior
Girls' winners were from Robert-
son.
In-school spelling bees were held
to pick spellers to take part in the
Jubilee 3 Spelling Match in
Goderich in July: Those picked in
the senior division were, Greg .
Wilson, Theresa Taylor and SYlke
_Becker with spares-- Eliz ab-et h-
Wilkins and Diane Gibson. The
spares would go to Jubilee 3 in the
event any of the first three named
were unable to go.
In the junior division the spellers
picked were. Scott Wilson, Eliza-
beth Jefferson and Nancy Sproul
with spares Tracey Rising and
14 Marilyn Jamieson.
On Wednesday Mrs. D. Graham
and her grade 6 class accompanied
by Mrs. Bere took a bus trip to
Midland, where they toured the
Indian Village, the museum, the
Martyr's Shrine and the Mission of
St. Marie among the Huronia. It
was a full but interesting day and
the bus driver; Mrs. Brenda Naylor
had them back at the school just
after 10.30 p.m.
Intended for last week
The grade five class from room
10, accompanied by several moth-
ers and teachers, Mr. Ross
Errington and Mrs. Mary Bere,
took a bus trip to Niagara Falls on
Friday. They toured the Marine-
land and Game Farm seeing the
Dolphin show and- show including
seals and Killer Whales. Some of
the group took the tour under the
Falls while others went through a
wax museum and viewed the Falls
from an observation deck. The
weather co-operated beautifully
and the bus was back at Brookside
at 8.40 p.m.
Grade .3 and 4 with teacher Mrs.
Dorothy Chisholm and grade 4 and
5 with teacher Mrs. Tebbutt and
four parents took a bus trip on
Friday to Doon Pioneer. Village
near Kitchener. They ate lunch at
picnic tables on the grounds of the
Pioneer Village, saw through many
interesting buildings and were
back at Brookside at 3.45 p.m.
Students' Council provided the
film "Shane" which was viewed in
the auditorium by different grades
on Thursday and Friday.
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KINGSBRIDGE
Congratulations to Reina Reur-
ink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tyme Reurink, R. R. 7 Lucknow
and to Melville Arnold, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elson Arnold, R. R. 2
Kincardine who were married in
the Trinity United Church, Ashfield
on Saturday, June 18 at 3 p.m. A .
large crowd attended the reception
held in the Lucknow Arena
following "their marriage'.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the Hayden families on the death of
Mrs. Carman Hayden in the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich. The funeral
was held on Sunday,. June 19 with
burial in the Dungannon Cemetery,
The Knights of Columbus Mass
and -Communion Breakfast- was
held in the St. Augustine Roman
Catholic Church, St. Augustine on
Sunday, June 19. Mass was
celebrated by Reverend Father
Caughlin, associate parish priest.
Following Mass approximately 75
guests were served breakfast in the
parish hall by the members of the
St, Augustine Catholic Women's
League. Master of ceremonies,
Eugene Frayne, introduced the
head table guests: Bill Hallahan,
Navigator; Jerry Petrie, Grand
Knight and President of the Father
Nagel Council, Goderich, #5420,
and Mrs. Petrie; Gaeton Jacques,
Deputy . Grand Knight and Mrs.
Jacques; Brother Carl Voll; Rever-
end Fathers Caughlin, Hauser and
Dentinger and Simon Hallahan, 4th
degree Knight and reeve of East
Wawanosh township. Reverend
Father Ed , Dentinger introduced
the guest speaker Reverend Father
Hauser of Waterloo. Reverend
Hauser was thanked by David
Zyluk and presented with a gift.
Bill VanOsch thanked the ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanOsch
returned from a holiday in Holland
on Friday, June 17. Mr. VanOsch
was adMitted to the ' Wingham ,
and District Hospital and transfer-
red. to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London for surgery on Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Frayne of
Cambridge, Galt visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Frayne and family.
Dan Kelly of Bridgen spent the
weekend with his brother. Walter
Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill and
family of Jackson, Michigan spent
the weekend at their summer home
here.
Congratulations to Margaret
Therese Phelan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Phelan of Blyth and
to Tom Young, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Young of Dungannon, who
were married on Saturday, June 18
in Christ Church, Port Albert.
Many attended the reception held
in the Blyth arena auditorium
following their marriage.
A "Walter Miller" night is being
planned for Saturday, June 25 to be
held at the Skyline Hotel, Malton.
Mrs. Mildred Hogan visited for
one week with her sister Mrs.
Glenda Jairala, Mr. Jairala and
family in Chicago. Mr. Raymond
Hogan motored to Chicago and he
and Mildred took a trip to Iowa and
Wisconsin returning to Chicago to
bring Mrs. Jairala and her two
children to Kingsbridge for a 10
day holiday.
A bridal shower is being planned
for Miss Anne VanDiepenbeek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
VanDiepenbeek, to be held in the
Kingsbridge Parish Hall on Thurs-
day, June 30 at 8.30 p.m. Anne
will be married to Stephen Andrew,
son of Mr. • and Mrs. William
Andrewon Saturday, July 9th in St.
Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge.
A large crowd attended the
dance held at the Lucknow Arena
on Friday,, June 17 sponsored by
the Lucknow Lancers Intermediate
"C" Hockey . Clubs Music for
dancing was by "Lincoln Green".
There were door prizes,' and spot
dances followed by lunch.
Anne Marie Howard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard
and Mary Anne Boyle, daughter of
Mr. and MrS. Raymond Boyle of,St.
Augustine flew from Toronto Inter-
national Airport on Wednesday,
June 15 for a 3 week vacation with
the former's relatives and friends
in Ireland.
Doctor Terry O'Connor and Mrs.
O'Connor of Sco.ville, visited on
Sunday, June 19 with Raymond
Dalton and the Dalton. families.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'LOugh-
lin and daughter Patrice of
Kirkland Lake visited on Sunday,
June 19th with Mrs. Jack Kinney.
Misses Lisa Frayne, 'Sarah
Brophy and Dana Helsic, all pupils
of the Cumbrae School of Dancing
with instructor Mrs. Marian Harv-
ey, took part in a dance recital it
the Town Hall in Kincardine on
Friday and Saturday evenings,
June 17 and 18'.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton
visited on Saturday. with Mr.. and.
Mrs. Brian Dalton and family in
Palmerston:
Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan visited
during the week with their son, Mr.
and Mrs. Kerry Hogan and•boys in
Glencoe.
Reverend Father Ed Dentinger,
C.R. attended a day of retreat at St.
Columban Parish on Tuesday, June
•14. The day concluded with a
concelebrated mass at 8 p.m. to
which the public was invited.
The election for Parish advisory
board officers for St. . Joseph's,
Kingsbridge took place on Sunday,
June 12. Newly elected members .
are Terry Dalton, Cyril Austin,
Antone VanOsch' and Denis Cham-
pagne; Youth representative, Ber-
nie VanOsch; Garvey Public Speak-
ing representative, Mrs. Clarice
Dalton. On the board still are
Clarence. Doherty, Bill VanOsch,
John Austin and Tom Hogan.
Retiring members are Eugene
Frayne, Joe O'Keefe, Jim Martin
and Donald Frayne.
Several from this area enjoyed
the .fun filled game of slow pitch
ball between the CKNX Try Hards
and the Dungannon Aggies held at
the Dungannon Ball park an,d
played under the new lights on
Friday evening, June 17th. The
final score was 13 to 12 for the
Aggies. This game was sponsored
by the Dungannon Agricultural
Society and proceeds will go
towards a new roof on the
Agricultural Hall.
Mrs. Vincent Austin, a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London since
May 26 was released from the
hospital on Wednesday, June 15th..
Welcome is given to Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Snyder and boys who are
residing in the house formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Austin and family on the 6th of
Ashfield.
73 cartons of used clothing were
packed and shipped to Combere-
mere by the Kingsbridge Catholic
Women's League.
The choir from Waterloo took
part in the singing during Mass at
St. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge on Sunday, June 19
and spent the afternoon at the
Resurrection Camp at Lake Huron.
Mark Lalonde and Shawn Dalton
left hy motOreyele on Tliursilay;
June 16 and attended the wedding,
of Mark's brother Jim Lalonde at
New Liskeard on Saturday, June
18. They left New Liskeard on
Sunday travelling to Edson, Alber-
ta for employment during the
summer months.
Grades 7 and 8 students held a
school dance in the school auditor-
ium on Friday evening, June 17.
Students from Sacred Heart
School, Wingham; St. Mary's,
Goderich; St. Anthony's, Kincard-
ine were special guests.
Mrs. Joseph (Mary) O'Keefe will
teach kindergarten at St. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge'. Duties to
commence on September 1, 1977.
Mrs. O'Keefe will replace Mrs.
who is leaving this
area to make her home in
Brownyale, Alberta.
Harold Zettler will be teaching at
St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge
with ,duties commencing Septem-
ber 1., 1977. We welcome Mr.
.Zettler to this' community. '
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mark
Dalton and family were her father
Mr. D. J. Lassaline, who was able
to leave the Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich for the afternoon and her
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (Ann
Dalton) of Mississauga.
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