The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-06, Page 12I
PAGE 2--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1975
KINGSBRIDGE KAPERS
Mrs. Joe Courtney 529-1189
Kindergarten, Gra+es 1, 2, • Following, the slides, a panel
3, and 4 students of §t. `discussion followed. On the
Joseph's school at panel„were the Rev. Marvin
Kingsbridge held a' -].arz, Goderich; Dan Mur -
Hallowe'en party at they , phy., Goderich lawyer;
school on Friday, October al. Adrian Keet, president of
Prizes were given for the best Alliance for Life, Wingham
costumes, The ^* 1st . branch; Sally Campeau past
Kingsbridge Girl Guide president; Voice of the
Company. and the Unborn, Wingham; and Mrs..
Kingsbridge Youth Club also Connie Osborn, past chair -
'held Hallowe'en parties. man of the Goderich and
Little spooks also made the District Pro Life Group.
rounds for trick or treat. Lunch was served and a
The Kintail General Store, social hour followed.
owned - and operated by Sympathy is extended to
William VanOsch is 'now , Mrs. Vogel on the death of her
closed for the winter season, husband Ewald Vogel at his
having closed on November 1. home in Kitchener yon Mon -
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney day, November 3. Mr. and
and Mr. Frank Sullivan Mrs, Vogel resided at
visited in London last Kingsbridge during the
Thursday, October 30— summer months having
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murray . bought the lake front from the
of Royal Oak, Michigan and F'raynes some 15 years ago.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Murray, of Twenty-three year old
Birmingham, Michigan Joseph Merri'g n of Pine
visited during the past week River was killed in a car
with Mrs. Genevieve Kinahan accident• on Highway . 21,
and Mr. John O'Conner. • north of Kintail on .Friday
Mr: .and Mrs. Con Hogan evening, October 31. The
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe driver of the car, Kenny
' Courtney were Sunday dinner Merrigan was taken to the
guests with Miss Fay Hogan Alexandria Marine and
of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. General Hospital, Goderich.
Hogan remained with their The body rested at the
daughter for an extra day. ' McCallum ',Funeral Parlour
Janet , Leinhardt, St. •with •Requium ' Mass on
Clements, Ontario visited on Tuesday November 4. Burial
Monday -and Tuesday, was in Colborne Roman
November 3 and 4with her Catholic Cemetery.
sister Mrs. Terry. Dalton and Mrs. Bernardine Kinney
Mr. Dalton. visited during the' past week
Plans . arebeing made for . with her brother Len
an open reception for Mr. and 0'Loughlin arid' 'Mrs.
Mrs, Terry Dalton to be heldO'Loughlin in Rochester,
in the Stratford Valley Hall on ;Michigan.
Friday evening, November
14.
Approximately95 members
of area church groups were
guests of the Kingsbridge
Catholic Women's League on
Monday evening, November 3
for the slide presentation
"Abortion, How It Is” by
Doctor and Mrs. J.C. Willke,
Mrs. Pat Howard returned
to her home here on Thur-
sday, •October 30 after
spending 10 days touring the
Holyland and Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Champagne and daughter
Christine visited •during the
past week with her parents in
L
aver lochere, -Quebec and
held in , the school gym. , with his parentsin Cobalt.
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•Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Graham McNee on Sunday
were their cousins, Mr. and
, Mrs. Elton, Orr, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob .Orr, Dale and
Donna, Lee from near •Kin-
cardine.
Mrs. I- . Eedy accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hen-
derson to . Strathroy last
weekend to visit Mr: and Mrs.
Jack Eedy.
A party of eight froth this
area went moose -hunting
recently and were. fortunate
enough to bag three moose.
Should be some, good moose
steaks in that much meat! '
Mr, Ab Brown escaped
seriQ,l,s` injury when he
ju'mp.ed off the tractor before
it overturned at the foot of the
river hill' 'last week. Two
wagonloads of corn were
spilled out, • •
Barry Anderson is
presently taking a
mechanical course at Fan-
shawe College, London.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Olson on the birth
of their daughter, Amy
•Marie.
Sympathy of ,the com-
munity is extended to Mrs':
Minnie Jones and Mel on the
death of her sister, Mrs. Eva
Rice, 83, in Detroit.Mrs.
Rice's body wascremated
and brought to Ball's
Cemetery near Auburn. Her
son, Douglast Rice and his
family, • Gail,. •Randy and
Gerry of Detroit visited Mrs.
Jones and. Mel on the
weekend.
Hallowe'en • passed very
quietly and the 'trick -or -
treaters in the village were a
credit to their families.
Earl McNee, Belmore;
Miss Ruth Schmidt,
Tavistock; Mrs. Mary Bere,
Jamie and Gerald attended
the 6th Annual awards night
at Fanshawe College on
Friday night at which Gerald
received the Proficiency
Award presented. by Ontario
General Contractor's
Association. They visited
with Mr. and Mrs. John. Bere
and Karen in London arid
went on to Windsor on
Saturday to visit Miss • Ruth
Bere who is taking a post-
graduate course there.
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• Archie Barber, president of the.Goderich Lions Club, presents a Cheque for $2,Sg0 to Mike
Davidson, field secretary of the Canadian National. Institute for the blind. (CNIB), The
• donation is the result of a recent door tp door canvass by Lions members. (staff photo)
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R WELL PAR' g btitness-to'be-a'tt'end'ed-�to.- . --.
The girls were then busy Tiger Dunlop Group, No. 2 with variety
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (Mary & making fancy breads. Cindy Active Risers held their sixth
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girls invite
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BY DEBBIE HARRISON
T- he - .seventh meeting of
Holmesville I 4-H • Club was
held at the ' home of Mrs.
Betties on November 3.
, Eight members answered
�' the roll call, "Name a use for
bread other than for toast or
sandwiches".
The vice-president took this
meeting for a change,
They are having a meeting
oh November 10 for the club
skit. The girls have also
planned a supper to which
..they are inviting their
fathers.
Notebooks must be handed
in to Mrs. Settles December
1.
in,
has to bring 35
cents to pay for extra costs.
Members discussed snacks
and small meals. They found
tit nutritional snack foods •
are good snacks for after
school, other than fun -foods.
They read over the caloric
values of some snack foods,
and discussed Puffy Dutch
Minicakes and Pizza Pups.
Members
all then
demonstrated the making of
the Puffy Dutch „Minicakes
and. Pizza Pups. After they
were cooked, they all enjoyed
eating them.
Dough heads.
make rolls
ill) Westlake and Mrs. Mae Gower, Brenda Sowerby,
Bean who lived in Saltford for
many years are now
residents of Huronview.
Last Wednesday, October
29, about 20 men and women
representing about 40
fami•'lies of Saltford and
surrounding district gathered
in one of the dining rooms in
Huronview to honor Mary and.
Mae
nd-
Mae and Will at a, special
farewell party. •
They all -had an enjoyable
time together renewing
friendships and talking of old
times together after which a
dainty lunch was served and
the friends and neighbours
pr'ese'nted Mary and .Mae
each with a lovely corsage
and brooch and Will with a
boutonniere and electric
alarm" clock.• Many good'
wishes were, extended and
plans were made to visit them
again at Huronview.
4-H GIRLS
Tiger Dunlop Group No. 1
Loafers held their sixth
meeting in Colborne Town-
ship Hall, Carlow, Monday
evening, November 3. Roll'
call, "The supper dish you
made.using bread as the main
ingredient" was answered by
a perfect attendance.
Marie Brindley read the.
Barb Potzel and Donna
Kellestine made Swedish tea
rings,' while Chelsea buns
were made by• Marian
Dwinell, , Betty Sowerby,
Darlene Jewell and Marjorie
Schoemaker. The Hungarian
Bubble Ring was made by
. Christine Riehl, Nancy
Brindley and Marie Brindley,
After these, breads were
made and baked they were
served for' a lunch and the
girls really enjoyed them.
The business of the meeting
was in regard to Achievement
Day which will be December
13. This -group plan on doing a
skit so there was discuskion in
regard to a skit- The 'girls
were advised that their books
are to be handed in to the
leaders on November 24.
Discussion then was based
on breads from other lands,
such as French bread; rye
bread, oatmeal bread, potato
bread, cornmeal sometimes
mixed with white flour which
was called Anadama Bread
and the crusty loaf similar to
French .bread. Theequntries
pertaining to each bread•were
noted.
The meeting closed with the
Creed read by Marian
Dwinell. At the meeting next
Monday evening, the girls
plan on a' social time and
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meeting in . Colborne Town- the fourth meeting of the
ship Hall, Carlow, Monday Taylors Corners Dough,
evening. The eight members Heads was held Saturday,
present answered the roll call November 1 at the home of
"A supper , dish you made Mrs. Diane Baan. The pledge
was followed by a short
using bread as the main
ingredient". a discussion on cover designs
In groups the girls made and achievement day.
Chelsea buns, Swedish Tea Mrs. Baan led the
rings and Hungarjan Bubble v discussion on bread and rolls
ring. , _ in family meals: .Each
During discussion the girls', member was given a piece of
talked about ' breads . from basic roll which was to be
other lands and also about the shaped into rolls of various
skit for Achievement Day•types.'
which will be December 13. When the girls were
finished, they had a platter
full of cl,overleaves,
Parkerhou.se rolls, snails,
bowknots, figure'. eights .and
The ladies of Tiger Dunlop fan -Fans.
Women,s Instittite catered' to.
Baan demonstrated
the Huron County, Plowmen's the making'of sourdough.
Banquet at Saltford Valley Next meeting will be held
Hall last Thursday evening, November 8 at 1:30 at the
October 30.
. Darlene and• David Fisher home of Lynn Hildebrand..
are patients in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
Their many friends wish
them a speedy recovery.
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