The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-09, Page 7Large crowds of interested
parents, relatives. and friends
were" on -hand in St. Joseph's
school gymnasium at
Kingsbridge on Thursday and
Friday evenings, May 2 and 3
to see students of Grades 5,6,7,
and 8 performb in the operetta
"Cinderella's Slipper". • t
The main characters were:
Cinderella, Diane VanRooy;
Stepmother„ Bridget Dalton;
Charlotte, Margaret Foran;
Javette, Nora Va,nDyke; Fairy
Godmother, Mary . Luanne
'Clare; The Prknce,, Danny
Lalonde; Peddler, Pat Boyle;
Lord High .Chamberlain, Mark
Frayne; Thimble -Bonnet,
Blaise Doherty; First and
Second guards, John Franken,
Jim VanOsch; Ladies-
in-
Waiting,'Ann Drennan, Joanne
Van Oseli; Heralds, Joe Boyle,
David VanOsch. All pupils in
Grades 578 took part.
Music supervisor was Mrs.
Lillian Simpson; in chargee of
the Little Green Tailors, Mrs.
Rose Frayne; in charge of the
Minuet, Mrs. Shirley Dodds; in
charge of. .Dialogue, Mrs.
Maithel Wilson; in- charge of
Stage Settings, Mr. Clem Stef-
fler.
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
- Kindergarten registration
took 'place at.. the Kingsbridge
School on Tuesday, April 30
and Thursday, May 2.
Children registering this year
°were born in the year 1969 -and
will begin school in September
1974.
.The following is ,a list of the
15 children who were registered
by their, parents:
Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Doherty; Darrell, sori of
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ronald Durniri;
Dennis; • :son of Mr. and Mrs.
'Gordon Fora -n; 4ngela,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Loran; Sandra, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Gaudette;
Kevin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
)`teinho'ld' H.anl; • Helen,
daughter of Mr: and Mr§.
Henry Hendriks; Arnold, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Knoop;
Arletta, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Martin; Todd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riegling;
Andrea, daughter of 'Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Smith; Mary
Katherine, daughter of Mr. and
;Mrs. Neil- Stapleton; Patti -Jo,.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Sterner; Agnes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. .Joe Van -Osch; and
Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs., .John
VanRooy. •`
This year's Kindergarten
Class hosted the 'First Friday'
morning Mass in St. Joseph's
,Church at Kingsbridge, May 3..
GYMNASTS .
Twenty-three top gymnastic
students of St, .Joseph's. School
at Kingsbridge and interested
parents . were bused to ' the
newly constructed St. Aloysius
School in Stratford on Wed-
. nesday, May 1 to take part in a
gymnastic demonstration as
part of the Teachers' Gym-
, nastic Workshop. "
Pupils taking part were
Grades 7 and 8 from St. Mary's
School in, Hesson; Grades 5, 6,
7 and 8 from the Precious
Blood School in Exeter; and
Grades 1 to 5' from St. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge.
A presentation made by John
..McCarron, Physical Education
Instructor for the Huron. -Perth
Separate Schools to, St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge
as the 1974 Gymnastic Champs
was received by Vicki Lyrin
Doherty and Kenny Van Osch,
Grade 1 students and Principal
Mr. Clem Sterner, on behalf of
'their school. •
Donna Drenryan;"daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dren-
nan was presented ' with a
medal ,as., the. Outstanding
Student -in gymnastics.
Following the presentations,
four Grade 6 and 7 studeritS
from the Kingsbridge school,
Donna Drennan, Pat Boyle
!Raise Doherty and Eric Court-
ney, took- part . in a specially,
prepared sequence to the
delight of the audience.'
Pupils taking part were:
Grade 1, Vicki Lynn Doherty,
Kenny Van Osch; Grade 2,
Shannon Durnin, Shawn
Doherty; Grade 3, Cathy
Chisholm, • Linda Sinnett,
Denise Connolly, Diane Van
Osch, Liz Vogt; Grade 4, Jackie
Dalton, Carl Courtney, Annie
Van Diepan, Jackie Van Osch,
Debbie Drennan, Harry Boyle,
-Willie Hendriks; Grade 5,
° Brian Drennan; Debbie
Austin, Donna Van Osch;
Grade 6,, Donna Drennan,
Grade 7, , Pat Boyle, Blaise
Doherty, Eric Courtney.
The pupils were accorripanied
by their Principal Clem Sterner,.
and Grade 1and 2' teacher,
Miss Nancy Anderson.
SOCIAL: NEWS
• We would like to welcome
M'r and Mrs. Bob Shannon
and family of Port Albert to
our community. They have
taken up residence in the for-
mer Gordon Valad home on the
7th . concession of Ashfield
Township.
Mrs. Martin, Hendriks retur-
ned to her home heregn Mon-
day, April 29 after spending
almost three weeks visiting
with her 'family in Holland:
Her two sisters Marie and Ann
Van der Ven are both seriously
ill in Holland and she enjoyed
her visit with them. •
Mrs. Leila Fitzgerald and
family of Stratford visited at'
their summer home here on
Sunday, April ,28.
Several from this area atten-
ded the bridal shower for Miss
Margaret••Simpson daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simpson on
Friday evening May 3 'in the
North Ashfield Public School.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ross,
Pamela and David of Kitchener
were recent' visitors with Mr.
the weekend and 'attended the Universa
25th wedding anniversary had,.-a`second operation perfor-
-celebrations of his brother and hied this past week. We wish
hint ,a speedy recovery. Miss Margaret Franl4en,
secretary'of the Clinton ..Junior
KINGSBRIDGE KUTIES. .Farmers reports that they have •
The "-sixth meeting of the had a very busy couple of mon-
Kingsbridge Kuties was on tbs. Thy canvassed for the
April 23 _at the home of Mrs. Canadia Heart „Fund and
betty. Frayne. collecte $337.65.
Lucille Frayne read the ,-,uThey , held a 50-50 draw
minutes of the last meeting.a A during March and the lucky
guest, Sharlene Adams, demon- ticket was held. by . Adrian
strated how to brush hair and Vechoeven, Waterdown. The
, prize was $200. The draw was
made, at a dance held • in the
Auburn Comnmunity Memorial
hall on -March 22.
Three delegates were sent to
the Junior farmer dance 'at
Inn -on -the -Park, Toronto,
shape of face each other had. _ There were Harry Franken,
The seventh meeting of the Joanne Hickey and ''Glen
Kingsbridge Kuties WO place McNeil. •
on Aprilp30 at the home of Mrs. Plans are now being made
Delores. Van Osch. for their spring formal being
The meeting was handed held on May 10 in the Seaforth
over to the leaders and they Community Centre with .music
discussed how you sound and supplied by Revised Edition.
look to others. The membership is 41° -
Jinlor .Farmers
collect X337
ospital in London for heart fund
•.
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mi.s.
Alfred Voll in St. Clernent's,
Ontario. -
The Kingsbridge Youth C,Jub
are planning on honoring the
mothers of this parish to a
special Mother's Day Luncheon'
on Mother's lay, Sunday, May
'12. immediately following the
10:30 a.m. Mass. " ' •
Mr. and Mrs.'Eugene Frayne
visited in , London's Victoria
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what kind of shampoos to use.
Hospital with Mrs. Gilbert The meeting was then handed
Frayne on Sunday.' Mrs ' over ., to the leaders who
Frayne who has been a patient patientO discussed Hair Care.
at this hospital since April 26 The girls divided into groups
was able to return with them to of three or four 'and deeided
her home 11Pre. -what kind of hair ' and what
Mrs. Marie Austin. who ,has
.been spending the winter mon-
ths with her familit was retur-
ned to her home here on Satur-
day by her daughter and ron-
in -law, M and Mrs. Ambrose
'I•i'artman (Agnes Austin) of
Kitchener.
Bill Hogan, a patient at the
Set aside
. At last week's codncil
meeting; members approved an
airport. committee recommen-
dation that $10,000 be set aside,
in this year's :budget to carry
operating expenses at Sky'Har-
bor Airport.
The committee comprised' of
Councillor Bill Clifford; Mayor
Harry Worsell, Reeve Deb
.Shewfelt, Councillor Dave
Gower and Deputy -reeve Stan
Profit `will handle all airport
business until the end of this
year.
Doug Hunter is to be
retained as airport manager for s
the balance of the year at $125
per month, duties to commence
when the airport is taken over
by the Corporation )f the Town
of Goderich - soon now, accor-
ding to the committee.
Various; aspects of the air-
ort's operation, including, 1. uggestions by Bruce Sully of
ominion Road Machinery
Company, are presently under
study. �ff•
• The comrl ittee is also
making` plans for the annual
airshow which will necessitate
closing the' airport road for the
two days -of the event.
Decision was reached to ask
Huron County Council for some
financial assistance - to
"upgrade the facilities for the
benefit of Huron County
residents".
and' Mrs. .Joe Courtney and In other council' business,
f>ily. ' agreement_ was reached that
Students from this area at Gord Smith of'Conklin Lumber
tending the Western University Company in Goderich be ad
at London have completed , vised that council will accept
classes for this past year. three acres for three acres in an
Home for the summer months exchange of land between
are: Ralph Austin with 'his
parents Mr. and Mrs. .John
Austin; Kathleen Hogan with
her pArents Mr. and M-rs. John
Howard; Mary Ann O'Keefe
with her ,parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joe O'Keefe; Peter" Frame with
his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Frayne; Ben' Milten-
burg with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. John M,l.ltenburg; .and
Ken Doherty with his parents
Mr. and Mrs: Frank Doherty.
Brother Carl Voll, visited on
$10,000 in .budget
Conklin Lumber (the former
Sophie Glousher property) and
the municipality.
The purpose,aof the exchange
is to acquire land for the exten-
sion of Suncoast Drive, (In
dusty ial Park Road) from High-
way 21. to 'Highway 8.
It was also pointed out that
if a plah of subdivision is inten-
ded by the Conklin company
Afor this. area, the municipality
would be able .to Demand road
allowance and therefore• felt
the exchange of land should be
on 'an equal basis.
Say sbortag�sinfair
By KEITH ROULSTON
Huron County farmers atten-
ding- the Huron County
Federation-- of Agriculture
meeting in Clinton last Thur-
sday night reacted angrily
when theyheard reports that
nitrogen based fertilizer was
being shipped out of the
'province 'into' Michigan.
Vince Austin, of Ashfield
township reported seeing six
large tractor trailer trucks
loaded with fertilizer heading
acrotis thew international bridge
at Sarnia in about one hour
last week: This, he said, was.
happening • -at a time when
nearly all fertilizer supply com-
panies in Huron county are
unable to fill orders to farmers
placed, in some cases, in
.January. The local suppliers, it
was pointed out, have had their
orders cancelled by their own
suppliers. '
Mike `Miller, field crop
specialist. with the ministry of
'agriculture's Clinton office
warned that crops will be badly
hurt if proper amounts taf
nitrogen fertilizer . are .not ap-'
.plied.
The angry farmers, faced
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