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THE LUCKNOW SE1VI'1TEL,.. LUPOW, ONTARIO
WEIINESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1978
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Thursday, January 19
Kingsbridge._ , BY MRS. JOE COURTNEY
This area was shocked to hear
of the sudden passing of a good
neighbour, Mr. Bert McWhinney.
at the Carlow Hall on Wednesday
evening, January 11 in his 69th
year. Mr. McWhinney had lived
alone on the 6th concession of
Ashfield since his wife, the
'former Edna Mae Lapish passed
away. He is ' survived by a
brother-in-law, Mr. Earl Blake of
R. R. 1, Clinton, 2 nieces and 1
nephew. His body rested at the
Stiles Funekal Home -in Goderich.
Morningstar Lodge No. 309 A.M.
& F.M. held a memorial service
at the funeral home on Friday
evening at 9 p.m. The funeral
service and committal was con-
ducted on Saturday at 2 p.ni. by
the Reverend Clyde" Westhaver,
minister of the Dungannon Unit-
ed Church where Mr. McWhin-
ney wasj a faithfie ' attendent.
Temporary entombment was in
the Dungannon mausoleum.
Sympathy., is extended to the
family and relative's of • the° Yate'
Mr. Thomas Hackett who passed
away in the Pinecrest Nursing
Home, Lucknow on Thursday,
January 12 in his 90th year. His
body rested at the MacKenzie -
McCreath Funeral Home., Luck -
now where funeral services were
conducted on Saturday afternoon,
January 14 at 2 p.m. Temporary
entombment was in the South
Kinloss Mausoleum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim O'Neill left
by canon Friday, January 13 for .a
6 week holiday in Florida.
The snow closed St. Joseph's
School at Kingsbridge on Monday..
and `Tuesday, January 9 and 10
but on Wednesday`` school resum-
ed with classes let go at 2.30 pm.
Com inunity volunteers ate
starting to aid the . staff in our
special education program which
is under the guidance of Margaret
Ferguson. The volunteers to date
are Brother Carl Voll, Mary
Clare, Clarice Dalton and Betty
Frayne. It is hoped , that this.
program within the community
shall grow:
Volleyball teams are.travelling
to Stratford and Goderich this
Saturday to participate in the two
Senior . tournaments, _underway.
This allows maximum participa-
tion •for our students at an
inter -school level.
House League "basketball. and
chess are starting on Monday,
January 16 for the Senior and
Junior grades. The primary
grades will bp starting a week
later ,with a 'form of basketball
known as bucketball.
Public speaking is rapidly
approaching and our students are
beginning ' the preparation for
school competitions. After these
come the Royal Canadian Legion
contest and the Ontario English
Catholic Teachers' Competition.
Mr. Ron Cladding, Family. Life
Co-ordinator is to be in the school
next week to discuss the imple-
mentation of our new elementary
Family Life . program , with the
primary teachers.
Course selection for high school
is with the grade eight's again
and Mr. J. Kopas from the F. E.
Madill ,Secondary School, Wing -
ham visited with the students and
explained the possible areas that
the students can enter. 'Mr."
.-Scanlan.of the .Goderich District,
Collegiate Institute will be telling.
the grade eights about the
Goderich Collegiate on Wednes
day, January 18.
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Reverend Father Lloyd Ryan,
Church of Our Lady Guelph
visited during the past week with
his sister Mrs. Walter Clare, Mr,
'.Clare and Mary Luanne.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pritchard
of Mississauga spent the week-
end at' the home of heri mother
Mrs. Mark Dalton and family.
Eddie Sinnett returned to
Gaspe, Quebec, on Tuesday,
January 17 where he is employed
on the S. S. Gulf Canada.
Mrs. Linda Bowler and family
and . Miss Sheila Sinnett of
Stratford spent the weekend at
the home of the latter's mother
Mrs. Jim Sinnett and family.
Reverend 'Father Chris Grab-
iac, a teacher at St. John's
College in Brantford is celebrat-
ing -Masses at the parishes of St,
Joseph's, Kingsbridge and„ St.
Mary's, Lucknow on weekends
when . Father Ed Dentinger is
holidaying in Florida.
INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK
Sincere sympathy of this com-
munity is extended to • the
relatives and friends of the late .0
Eldon McNamara who, passed
away at. his home in Dearborn'
Heights,. Michigan ,on New Years
Day, Sunday, January 1, 1978 in
his 81st year. His niece and
nephews Alvin and Joyce Moran,
John and Grace ° Austin, Teresa
• Courtney, Vincent Austin, Wil-
fred:Austin and Eldon Austin of
Kingsbridge travelled to Dear-
born Heights on Monday for the
wake' and attended the Requiem
Mass celebrated in St. Thomas
Aquinas Roman Catholic Church
on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.
Temporary entombment was in
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Billy Simpson.left by plane on
Friday, December 30 for Calgary,
Alberta after spending a few
weeks holidays with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson
and family.
The ushers of.. St. Joseph's
Church at Kingsbridge held a
get-to-gether at the home of
Benny VanDiepenbeek on Wed-
nesday evening, January 4. Cards
were played followed by lunch.
Christmas dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dalton and
family were Mr. and Mrs. Art
Bowler and family of Sebringville,
Mr. ' and Mrs. , Jim 'Sinnett and
family, Mrs. Eileen Wilson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wisser
of Scarborough, Mrs. Bernardine
Kinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Vassella.
George Nelson . ^of Calgary,
Alberta spent Christmas holidays
with his fiancee Miss Sheila
Sinnett at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Sinnett. He returned home on
Sunday, - January 8 by plane from
the Toronto Internation Airport.
Wayne Courtney returned to
Calgary, Alberta on Wednesday,'
January 4 by plane from the
London airport following a two
week Christmas and New Years
holiday with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Courtney, and family.
22 members of the. Kingsbridge
Youth Club and Father Ed
Dentinger, C.R. enjoyed ' an
evening ' of bowling at the
_Goderich LittleBowl on Saturday,
January 7. Members were divid-
ed into four teams for the games.;
The Kingsbridge Youth 'Club' hold
their meetings on Sunday after-
noons in the school gym, but
there will be no scheduled
meetings until Father Dentinger
returns from a month's holiday in
Florida.
As
Reverend Father Ed Dentinger,
C.R. leaves for a three„week well
deserved vacation on Monday,
January 9th' by car to Florida. He
travelled with his companion
Reverend Father Clarence Haus-
er, C.R. of Kitchener.
Miss' Antoinette Dalton of
Royal Oak, Michigan arrived here
on Saturday,.. January 7th for a
few days :holidays with her
nephew . Mike and Betty Lou
Dalton and family and other
Dalton relatives. -4.
Approximately 150 skaters
from the three parishes of St.
Augustine, St. Mary's, Lucknow,
and St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge
attended a skating party at the
Lucknow Arena on Sunday after-
noon,'January 8th from 1:30 until
3:15 p.m. A good time was had by
both the young and the not so
young!
Kathleen and Anita Hogan flew
from the Toronto International
Airport on Tuesday, January 3
following a three week holiday
with their parents John and, Rita
(Hogan) Howard and family:
Members of the Kingsbridge
Catholic Women's League • at
Kingsbridge have been invited to
attend the meeting, to be held at
the Anglican Church in Lucknow
to make plans for this year's
World Day of Prayer. This
eeting originally scheduled for
uesday, January ' 10 was cancel-,
led due to stormy weather , and
was held on Thursday afternoon,
January 12. This year's theme is
"Community Spirit in Modern
Living". World . Day of Prayer is
always held on the first Friday of
Match. The . Women's Inter-
Church Council of Canada was
formed in 1918 with 5 churches
involved. 1978 marks the 60th..
anniversary with eleven denomin-
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