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Five speakers...from area
schools took, part in the Oral
Communications Festival spon-
sored by the Ontario Public
School Trustees' Association
and' the Ontario Hydro in the
,Brussels Public School on Wed-
nesday, February 6, 19,74. '
:Andrew VanDiepan
representing St. Joseph's,
School at Kingsbridge speaking
on "Hobbies" advanced to
the finals on Tuesday,.
February 12 in Winghain,
Raymond- -Da-iton--•flew -frpm
the Toronto International Air-
port on Wednesday January 30
to spend holidays with this
daughter, Mrs. Jim MacDonald
(Kathleen Dalton) . and
daughters Julie and Shawna in
'Edmonton, Alberta. .
Mrs. Betty Murray ,pf Royal
Oak, Michigan spent two weeks
in this area visiting with her
sister Mrs. Genevieve' Kinahan
and her other relatives- in
Luclnow and Goderich. Mr.
and Mrs, Jack,Murray and
family from Birmingham,
Michigan spent :,the weekend
here and Mrs. Betty .Murray
returned to her home in Royal
Oak with them: .
There were eight tables of
cards in lay at the card party
sponsored.by the C.W.L. held in
the Parish Hall on Friday
evening, February 8. Men's
high `iirize and -second -high
prize were won, h$ Peter
VanOsch . and Father Den -
finger. Ladies' high and secbndr
`— hYgh; prizes - were - w o r -by' Mrs,• ,
Marietta Martin and Mrs, Jack
VanOsdh, Senior.. Another card
partybeing planned for
February 22.. , Ya •
Alvin Moran was rushed to
the Wingham and Dist°rict
General Hospital on Tuesday
evening February 5 whereat-)
appendectomy was performed.
Miss Maria.. -Dalton- and
friend Miss Mary ,Hassel from
London spent the weekend at
the home of the former's
. parents, Mr. and- Mrs,. Dennis
Dalton. H.-
Several
_."Several from this area have
been' laid up .with: ;the --fru. With
snow and colder .temperatures,
perhaps the bug -will disappear. -
Visitors with Mrs. Genevieve
Kinahan -on- Friday evening
were Mrs. Betty Murray, Mrs.
Ursula .Hebert • and ,M,r,
-Mrs. Leo Courtney of Goderich,
John', O'Connor, Raymond
Leddy and John Gilmore of
'Lucknow. '
Jerry 'Heffernan of Stratfqr,d
and Ray Heffernan -of Mitchell'
spent the weekend at the home
of their parents Mr. and -Mrs.
Omand Heffernan. ,
'Several from here attended.:..
the .dande in Ripley sponsored
by the National Farmers' Union
'cin Satt;rday°evening; all -report,
a good time, • •
Mrs., George Pollard (Ma'ry
Theresa Martin) ---and family
Michael and Karen Ann, of
London are spending a; few
days' holidays with - -"relatives ...
here.
Joseph C. Moss of Woodstock
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The Annual Report for 1973
of the Maple Leaf Chapter, Irn-
perial Order .Daughters of the
Empire with 7.5 members shows,
of herparents, Mr,n and ,Mrs. an active year of service to
and formerly of the community and county,
Kingsbridge area passed away Alvin Moran and 'visite—Al with Two members were delegates
at the Woodstock •General Alvin, a patient in hospital, - toAnnual Meeting and ex -
Hospital on Wednesday, -„, -- 'Knights of Columbus mem- . to the't reports were given to
February 6. Sympathy is exten- Tiers and their wives attended a the May meeting. The
ded to his family. . snowmobile party on Saturday delegates showed a. scrapbook
Grade 12 and 13 studentsevening, February 9 held at the. which"" emphasized ' their
played :hockey against their home of Mr, and Mrs. Clem remarks. The Chapter had.
teachers of the Goderich Steffler. representation at the October`'
District Collegiate Institute on Mr. and Mrs, Ken Fitz -Walkerton Area Confers!*,
Friday afternoon as part of the patrick and son, Joey from the Legion Remembrance Day
Winter Carnival, activities. The Goderich visited with Mr. and Church Parade at North St.
ficial score was teachers-. 3,, ...Mrs. Cyril Austin 'and held.a United . and a Citizenship
students 1. Several from this surprise 'birthday party for Court,
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area attenele+-the Winter Car- Mi, e O'Neill on Saturday
Mrs. R. 1V1eCallµin, Citizen-
nival dance at the high school evening, February 9. --' ship . Secretary, reported' that
on Friday evening. •a Mrs. Doug MacDonald Chapter members had attended
Congratulations to Miss Bar- (Marlene Drennan) is'the' new the summer Court held for new
tiara Ann Cutbert, daughter of Avon representative for the'' Canadians and also attended
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Culbert southern part ?of Ashfield the Reception ,h'eld afterwards
of RR 1,. Dungannon who was . Township. She started her new at the Pool side of Vice Regent,°
married on Friday, February.8 .duties on Monday, February 4. . Mrs: R. McGee. Sixteen new
�in the Dungannon ' United . Pupils of St, Joseph's School citizens were presented with:
Church to Ronald Ernest at Kingsbridge are enjoying a IODE :greeting cards.
Snowden, on of Mr. and Mrs. , holiday on Monday, February Mrs. McCallum and Mrs. J.
Ernest Sndwden of RR 2, 11 due to the stormy" weather Wallace, Education Secretary,
Lucknow.: Several from this conditions. Looks as if we attended a Sarah Hale Chapter
areal attended the reception at might 'get ° some wintery a meeting in Clinton to explain
the Legion Hall in Lucknow weather after all. + the work of their departments.
:, following their marriage.GIRL GUIDE ACTIVITIES Several members were present
Several from here attended at the Cenotaph on Remem-
the wedding receptionfor Mr. First Kingsbridge . Girl. -ranee Day •when the Regent
and Mrs. Maurice Hayes at the • Guides regular- weekly meeting
Saltford Valley Hall on, Friday was held at St. Joseph's,. Placed a wreath.
Kin slirid eon Thursday Mrs. J., Wallace, Education
evening, February 8. g.. g, Secretary,' reported on the two
'A bridal shower. .is 'being evening, February 7. The
Planned for Miss Diane . meeting was opened with the bursaries awarded to Huron.
County stuuent& -0418 student
Stothers, daughter of Mr. and roll call, then a guide prayer ` is attending the School of Nur-
Mrs. Arnold Stothers to be held was said.
Nur-
in the •Kingsbridge Parish Mall The girls then` were tested
on Tuesday evening, February, ,about the+trail symbols arid UC W . nCeting
19 at 8:30 "p.m. Her marriage to requirements for several badges
Eric,Drenrian, son of Mr, and were read to the girls and the _ ° ,
Mr-s:-•Hera-rye-Drenna-i�"'w-i-ll---take...._rn giils..,d dedn which ones to- • •
place on -Saturday, March 30: work for. vi•�r:s movie,-
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' Miss Judy, Moran and friend -• ' Campfire , was presented by ,
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The first 1974 general
meeting of the • Victoria St.. .
' U.C.W. was held at the church;.
on 'Monday, Februaryt..4.
Mike Laganusse pf Kitchener. Jean Vogt, 'Donna Drennan and
,spent.the weekend at the home -Mary Luanne Clare,
Viking Tournament
sing t,n Stretford and the other
is a student at Western Univer-
sity. "
IODE calendars were presen-
ted to the adopted rooms in the
School at Christian4slandtand
to the BursaryAward. winners.
Chriatrrittagifts of sports equip-
ment were sent to students at
the Christian Island School:
Closer to home, trophies for
the' Oral 0Communications
Festival were presented. A set
of bookends and two wall
plaques were given. These
were decorated with -the IODE
crest, the occasion and " the
name^of the witi.ner.
The.. , Special Projects' C.oin-
mittee4was responsible for the
'refilling and replacing of the
hanging baskets ori the Town
Square. This year the red,
a ,white and blue colour .scheme
of the Order was carried out in
the fl:gwers.
Once again,
"Concern. for
others" was shown .iii the
• presenta•tion of a., temporary
pacemaker to the Alexandra
= Marine and General Hospital,
The Opportunity Shop is a
service to the Community
providing clothes and
household articles for gale at
low prices:- Members work six
afternoons a year and the Shop
•is open three, afternoons a
week.
The convener, Mrs. C. Buddy
y N
owboys
take c opened the meeting.
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The
• The Harmony .Circle was. in
The: first annual Viking , half,but by the three-quarter charge of devotions; program
senior' boys' basketball tour- . mark .had takena 34-32 lead " and lunch. Mary Morris con-
nament Vas held,h re Saturday over the Sarnia 'school, the ducted the devotional period.
and was rated as "highly suc- •second, place team in the Sarnia<<
Thee --theme was;Fellowship
cessful" by tournament of-, Conference. and LoveQ'>'i �'
President Myrtle Johnstone
ficiars.
The Medway Cowboys of'�tl:eu
Middlesex Conference won the,
championship by beating .L,n-.
don Conference's Beal
'Raiders 55-45 in the final
game. :.
• .eve°:r 11e�%ington scored
$ 13.•
points for the Cowbovs while
Jeff Culbert and Scott"Banford
each added 11.. ,
,,Plant •had• 15'Apoints;
and Bill Laws 10 to lead the
Beal. §corers., ` '
Medway advanced to the
final by beating Sarnia St. Pats '
52-47 in one semi-final ,game,
while Beal beat Woodstock
'Collegiate 53-21 in the other
•semi- final. '
The surprise- of the tour
nament for local fans was the
strong showing ' of the host
GDCI Viking squad. • '
•The ..Viking's. won' the coir
solation final, beating Sarnia
Collegiate Institute rand
Technical School ' 47-40' The
Vikings trailed 21,I at the'
Ron ,Willis' led the Vikings
over Sarnia with 20 points. Jim
Watt. ' added ,,1-0 ,1whtte
Wil'den "al ew,-innint and Pat
Coulon eight.
Don McHenry ---stored ,13
'points' for SCITS.
In preliminary round play,
, the .Vikings gave a 'Much taller
'Woodstock Collegiate ';team ' a,
goad run before 1.00sing,.65-55.
The Vikings .led, 26-24' at the
half..- d
Casey' Wildgen" and Rona'
Willis with 14 points each'and--
Jimo,Watt with .13 led .the
•.Viking scoring.. .
The Vikings then-advanced4
to the consolatyofi. finals by
defeating. Lo,,n'don.. M.ontcalm,
'• 37-32. ,
Pat Cofilon led the`Vilst sin
the ,.sern.i:final victory .with --13
points. Jim. Watt got, eight
points,' Ron Willis, six;,„ Mike
Wildgen six and Casey Wildgei,,
four for ~coach Phil Bugler's'.
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' Information was given on the
coming World. Day of Prayer\,to
-be -.held 'at North St. United
Church, The Invitation to Live
Crusade and U.C.W: meetings.
An outline of the events'
planned for 1974 was given. I
`'looks like ' a busy . and in:,
teresting. ear for the Victoria
St. U.C.W. •
The'. president gave, an in-
troduction to the film, "Dr.
McClure in India --;1966." The'
film showed Dr. McClure- at
work in the villages and in the
mission hospital. Although.
conditions are primitive and
poverty apparent on �all'sicles,
Dr. McClure faced each new
challenge with a determinatiqp
to do 'his best to 'help these
people. He was shown as a find
example of a practising
Christian. -
A question and answer'
period followed -the film,_
A tasty lunch was served and
a time of fellowship enjoyed.
GOPERICR SIGNAL -STAR, ThhU'RSDA
dive year
and her committee, along with
Mrs, R. McGee, treasurer, were
able to report a rnost,successfu1
year, The big hews this year
was the move to larger quarters
and the ladies are indebted to
their husbands -who ,helped
with the move.
z At the Christmas Party Mrs. •
FL Murphy, Membership'
Secretary,presented six' new
members to take their aitir-
mation and two other mem-
bers, Mrs. G. Hays and Mrs. L.
Boyc'e,' received their 25 year
pins. W Mrs. R. Menzies„ was
presented `with a Life Member-
ship.
Services Secretary; Mrs. S.
-" Anderson, and .her committee,
was,busy preparing abate con-
sisting of 200 +articles to be
shipped to our provincial k'
., 'headquarters; • Included in the
bale were five layettes , that
usually are distributed, by the
Canadian Save, the Children
Fund and one.layette generally
goes : to . an Arctic. - Nursing
Station, Members, also sent 23
Emeigeney and Welfare,.
Operation ' Sound, Lucy
Morrison Memorial Fund for
"Education, Services -Pund,d
Special Representatives,
Second Wer Memorial, Com-
monwealth " Relations, Travel
and Exchange, peace Garden,
Concern for Children- - and the
Attawapiskat Fund.
nursery bags.
To 'the 47 children in the
group's adopted classes in the
Christian. Island School, a set
of long underwear and a han-
dknit "shrink" was sent for
each student.' Treasurer, Mrs.
R. Hughes, each -year explains
contributions to the National je
and Provincial Funds listing
the following in 1973: National
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