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PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1,974
KINIISBRIDGE KAPER$
' Mrs. Joe Caurtnaq 529-1I 09
PUBLIC SPEAKING ,. .
The Public Speaking Com.'
petition made .possible to the
students,of St. Joseph's School
at Kingsbridge by monies left
"-fci'r this ,purpose by James Gar-
vey, took place in the school
gymnasium ° during this past
week. ,
First place. winners were
given $5; second place winners
'$3; and third place $2. Each
child who ' participated was
given a silver dollar.
1 -The following is a list of the
prize winners:
Pre Schoolers: Sandra
Gaudette, Helen Hendriks,
Todd Riegling, Ricky, Shear -
down, Mary Katherine
'Stapleton, Michael Steffler and
Patti -Joe Steffler were all given
NOTICE
The Huron County Plumbing Division will com-
mence inspection undelr bylaw number 28, 1974,
for the County of Huron, on June 3rd, 1974. The
office is located at 105 Shipley Street, second
floor, Clinton and is open from 8:30 a.m. 4:30
p.m. For further information please call Clinton
482-3582 or 482-3791 or write P.O."°Box 897, Clin-
ton.
Inspectors: Don Hullah
Phil Paquette
Inspections:' 10 a.m. - 12 p.nt.
1:30 p.m. 4 p.m.
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CLINTON — GODERICH — KINCARDINE.
a km'aIL gift for corning and
taking part.
Kindergarten, For Each New
Morning, first, Sally VanOsch,
second, Linda VanOsch, third,
John VanO'ch. Drowsy
Ducklings, Darren. "Connelly,
Carrie' Riegling, Lonny,
Doherty. After A Bath..'Maria
Dalton, Edward Plasschaert,
Craig Riegling.
Grade One, The- Doctor,
Vicki , Lynn Doherty, Kennie
VanOsch; Paul Foran.- I'm
Hiding., Christine Stapleton,
Mary -.Jo Steffler.
Grade. Two, Jonathan Bing,
Steven Hickey, Christine Mar--,
tin. Polly The Pony, Shannon
Durnin, Paul Martin,,Michael
Austin. Father We Thank
Thee, John Lalonde, ShaWn
Doherty, Perry VanOsch.
Grade Three, Mark Steffler
(The Quarrel), Liz Vogt (God is
like This), Heather -Ann
Stapleton (God -is Like This).
Someone. Linda Sinnett, Lisa
Frayne, Louie Forgett. The
Brave Hunter, Denise Con-
nelly, Kevin Smith, Joe Ger-
des. '
The judges for the first day
were Mrs. Linda Campbell and
Mrs. Gail Lowry.
Grade Four, Poetry, Jackie
VanOsch, Annie •VanDiepen,
Yvonne Sinnett; Readings,
Debbie Drennan', Michael.
Franken, Diane Miltenburg.
Speeches- Jackie Dalton, Dana •
Doherty, Kathleen Foran.
Grade Five Poetry: Joanne
Crawford, Astrid Plasschaert,
Frances .VanRooy.Humorous
Personal Experiences, Tom
Fran, Tom Franken', Stephen
Frayne, Speeches. Dean
Doherty,' Sharon Gaudette,
Michael •Frayne.
Grade Six,. -Recite Own
Poetry, Mary Luanne Clare,
Gerard Howard, Donna Dren-
nan. Speeches, Floyd Courtney,
Tony Hendriks, Phyllis Hickey.
Grade six poetry and skits
had to be postponed until -a'
later date because of .lack of
time. The judges for the second
day were Duncan A: MacKay of
Auburn and Sam Lariccia --
French teacher at the 'school.
Grade' Seven, Poetry,, first
prize . was tied between Bill
Tigert and Julie 'Vogt, Bob
Tigert, third was tie between
.John Paul Austin and Blaise
Doherty. Introductions..Joanne
VanOsch, Jim Foran, John
O'Keefe. Speeches:, Andrew
VanDiepan, Pat Boyle, Eric
Courtney.
Grade Eight, Poetry, Di; .ie .
VanRooy, Laurie Doherty; Ji f
VanOsch. Introductions, Tom
Sinnett, Nora" VanDyke,
Margaret Foran. Speeches,
Marko Frame, Bridget Dalton,
Jim Crawford:
The judges for. the third day
were. Mrs. Cyril Brown and
Miss , Helen Thompson of
Lucknow.
All First place winners will
recite their piece on Tuesday
- evening; May 28;, in the .school
gymnasium at 8,. p.m. The first
place winners of the speeches
will be presented with a trophy„
COMMUNITY NEWS
On Sunday, May 26, the
Crowning of the Blessed Virgin
Mary took place during the
10:30 a.m. Mass at St. Joseph's
Church in Kingsbridge. The
Kindergarten to Gracie 4
children walked —in the
procession. carrying flowers
with- Nora VanDyke doing the
-crowning. Grades 5 to 8 school
children were in 'the choir.
.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adelman
(Bernadette ' O'Loughlin) and
daughter,, Mary of Livonia,
Michigan are spending holidays
with her brothers •Leonard and
Matt O'Loughlin.
'Mr. and M"rs. Adrian Dwyer
and family of Kitchener visited
recently with Mrs. Margaret
Dwyer • and `Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Frayne and family.
Mrs. Mary Edwards and
family of London spent the,Vic-
toria Day holiday weekend
with her mother Mrs.
Genevieve Kinah'an.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Voll of
St. Clements and Mr, and Mrs.
•Jerome Voll and family of Kit-
chener visited recently %Ho,
Brother Carl Voll and Fatne,
Dentinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murray of
Royal Oak, Michigan and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Murray of Bir-
mingham, Michigan visited on
the weekend with relatives
here. Betty attended the -baby
shower for great nephews, Scott
and Michael McClenaghan.
Fay Hogan of Owen Sound -is
spending this week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Con Hogan.
Sorority plans
arthritis blitz
At the regular meeting of
Beta Theta :3171 Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held
at the home of Mrs, G. Hazlitt,
3•3A Montreal Street on
Tuesday evening plans were
made for the Chapter's 1974
c►mmuni:ty health services.
project.
Members of Beta Theta will
conduct the annual campaign
►n Goderich for citizens' sup-
port of The Canadian Arthritis
and Rheumatism Society. They
will he assisted in the canvass
of the community by members
of the more recently chartered
Delta Epsilon Chapter of the
Sc rority.
As in the past, this year's
campaign wall take. the form of
'a one-night 2 -hour "blitz" in
September or October, the firm
date to be announced later.
Arthritis. in no longer a
hopeless disease, it can be effect
tively managed in the majority
of cases. The :59ie v's im-
mediate goal yrs co tette con-'
troll' and its scientific in-
vestigator:S now claim that
Society -financed research, .-has
brought Canada to the
threshold of attaining that
goal, an era which' holds every
promise' ,cif abolishing the
excruciating pain and disability
of arthritis 'sufferers.
It k to give every citizen of
Goderich an opportunity to join
the fight t'o conquer arthritis
and, in the meantime, to ensure
that its -victims are provided
with the --Highest standards of
care that tfie"local Chapters 'of
Beta Sigma • Phi- Sorority are
joining forces to conduct the
Arthritis Society's once -a -year
canvass,,of- the community.
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susceptible to moth damage. Make sure your clothes wilbe
in tip top shape for next season, bring them in now for
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Mrs. Wes Bradnack• 5?0535
Members of the Auburn Mrs. Bonnie Arrriour and
Community Hall Boai+.d met daughter, Julie of Kitchener
last week and made plans for a spent the weekend with her
ham and strawberry slipper on grandmother,. Mrs. Elva
June 26 with ,,two sittings, 5:30• Straughan.
p.m..., and 7 p.m. Tickets are to Mr. and Mrs. Russel
be sold in advance and any one Garrison of Kitchener moved
wishing them please phone any into =their new home on
of the members. More about Goderich street recently purr.
this at a later date. chased from Mrs. Guy Cun-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman ningham.
Rodger of Toronto spent last' WI
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 4-H club members were
Emerson Rodger and all were guests at the May meeting of
guests at the Cook -Riehl wed- - the Auburn Women's Institute
ding at Blyth. Emerson retUr- held in the Auburn Community
ned with them and went with Memorial hall. ,
his brother to Mississauga Lake Auburn'. I with their
for the week. tive exhibit on hair ca
'son, Cathy McClinchey, Joyce
Chamney " and Janet Cook.
Margaret Franken thanked the
W.I. members for sponsoring
the 4-H clubs.
The roll call was answered
by each member telling how.
many neighbours they" had
visited lately. The motto,
"Teenagers need models -not
critics" was taken by 'Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson. Jayne Ar-
thur and - Margaret - Franken
took up the collection
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt repor-
ted on the Officers Conference
held recently at Waterloo
ttrac- university . which she attended.
vas Mrs. Roy Daer conducted a
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies at- commented on by Joanne contest and Faye Hildebrand
tended,,Open House last. Sun-„ Hickey. Other members of was the winner. ;
day fur Mrs. Clara Weldon of Auburn I were Sandra Popp, Lunch was served by Mrs.
Belmont who had been church Faye Seers, Lynn Turner, Judy Donald Cartwright, Mrs. Roy -
organist in the Belmont Van Dongen, Linda Van Daer, Mrs. Elmer Trommer,
Presbyterian Church;, for the Dongen, SherryPlaetzer, Mrs. 'Jessie Naylor and Mrs. j
past 55 years. Also present Wanda Plaetzer, Yonne Bean; Emma Franker'. The prize for
were • Rev. and Mrs. Ure Carol Buurs, Michelle Buurs, the lucky cup went to Mrs.
Stewart of Seaforth,,he being Lorraine Chamney, Doris Thomas Lawlor; birthday
the minister there 58 years ago., Naylor, June Machan, 'Trudy closest, May 24th, Debbie Jef-
Mr. and . Mrs. - William Machan, Karen MoClinchey, ferson; any girl who had sham -
Clothier of London visited last Sandra McClitichey, Kathy pooed their hair that day, Faye
Thursday with Mrs. Celia Penfound, and Jayne Arthur. Hildebrand; and Mrs. Ted
Taylor. --' Lorraine•Chamney sang a solo Robinson won the prize for
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas accompanied by Doris Naylor. corning in a Ford car.
'Il-arnilton of Goderich visited , • Mrs. Donald Haines will be,
last. Saturday with Mrs. Celia in charge of the kitchen at the AT CONFERENCE
June 8 wedding and Mrs. Pastor and Mrs. Alfred Fry
Eleanor Bradnock will convene attended the London Con=
the dining 'room. Several of- ference of the United Church of
fered to assist with the dinner. Canada held at Westminster
David Glousher was to be College, London.
asked to cut the grass at the On Wednesday -evening they
river park and Bud Chamney attended a banquet in honor of
to move the garbage. It was retiring ministers when; Pastor
reported that the slabs placed Fry was .presented with a cer-
there for campfires had went tificate ` and an engraved pen
down the Maitland in the and pencil set to commemorate
recent flood.twenty years in full time service
Orders are being taken for'of the United. Church of
pictures ,taken at the banquet. 'Canada.
• Auburn II 4 -H -Club present Pastor and, Mrs. Fry were
ted the skit, Taking a look at with the Baptist Church for
yourself then and now withmany years, They came to the
Marie Empey as cdrnmentator. Auburn Charge in 1969 from
Margaret Franken, Debbie Jef- the Cargill Charge after eight
ferson, Faye Hildebrand, and years. Theyalso served - at
Marilyn' Wightman played the Charges of Zion:Riversdale and,
parts how make up was put on Tobermory-Settlement,
1920 and 1974 and also how Pastor and lylrs. Fry will
they cared for their hair. Other leave Auburn at the end , of
members were Sherry Verbee,k, June, and will retire to -
Judy Robinson;*—Jane Thomp- Goderich.
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Youngblut and. family of
Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Russel of Burlington and Mr.
and M-rs. Donald Youngbl'ttt
and' family were holiday guests
with Mrs. Myrtle Munro.
Mrs. Jetrid Rueger, Danny,
Terry and Wendy, and Hank
Ferrier of London visited last
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
David, Derrick and Lorie.
Mrs. Ethel Farrow of Strat-
ford 'visited last Sunday with
her brother, Mr. Thomas John-
ston, Mrs. Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies
visited on the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Cliff Bastla and
Mr. Bastla in London.
We are sorry to report that
Albert McFarlane is a patient
in 'Clinton hospital.
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