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Zyluk. s gues
Dave Zyluk, St. Joseph's
School principal and his wife,
Vtckl, were guests of honour
at -en app ago .night in
the form of a pot luck smor-
gasbordsupper on Monday,
June 8 in the Parish Hall.
Mr. Zytuk has accepted a
principal's position at St.
PaIrlek's School, Yei[ow-
knife,, N.W.T.,starting in
August:
_Chairman for the evening
was Geor8e Brophy, who
also read an address to Dave
on bailiff of the school com-
munity. Other speakers were
Mrs. Rose Frayne, on behalf
(Jibe *aching staff and Rev.
Falba Ed. Dentinger, Parish
Priest.
Mrs. Clarice Daltonalso
spoke on behalf of the
Commun fy School- and pres-
ented Dave with a card and
gift on behalf of parents and
students of the school com-
munity.
Mr. Zyluk thanked every-
one for the evening, stating
that he enjoyed his five years
as principal in Kingsbridge
of hi.;nor appreeiation-dinner
and found the students and
parents most co-operative.
The good tura out insdlecd d
parents and students from
Lucknow, St. Augustine and
Kingsbridge.
On Tuesday morning, the
students of grades seven and
eight, Mr. Zyluk and their
teacher, Mrs. Wilson, Father
Ed Dentinger, Brother Carl
Voll, and several mothers.
boarded a bus at the school
and travelled to Midland.
First they attended mass at
the Martyr's Shrine and
qua
Kingsbridge
news
Delores Van Osch,
correspondent
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toured the grounds. After
lunch, they crossed the road
and enjoyed a very fulfilling
and interesting tobr of St.
Marie Among the Hurons
Indian Village. Afterstop-
ping in Collingwood for
supper at McDonald's, they
headed home, feeling satis-
fied and tired after a most
enjoyable day.
Several from this area at-
tended the Appreciation
Night for Murray Gaunt in
Teeswater, last Thursday ev-
ening.
Mark Heffernan of Lucan,
has been spending a few
days with his grandmother,
Mrs. Yvette Heffernan,
while his parents, Ray and
Sue are on holidays.
On Wednesday afternoon,
June iv, a -Senior's Birth-
day Party'' was held in the
Parish Hall, sponsored by
the C.W.L,, for all the
Seniors who have had birth-
days over this past winter
and spring. The afternoon
was spent playing cards, and
birthday cake and refresh-
ments were served:
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. John Miltenburg
on the occasion of their
fortieth wedding anniver-
sary, which they celebrated
this past weekend: Following
Sunday Mass, which was
said in their honour, the
family gathered at the home
of their eldest son, Tony,
wife, Stephanie, and child-
ren, Wendy and Roger, for a
day of family celebrations.
Home to celebrate with their
parents were Ad and Iris
Miltenburg and Colleen and
Marianne Miltenburg, all of
Elmira, Frank and Doreen
and three children from
Fonthill, Ben Miltenburg of
Wiengbant, Leo and Cecelia
Miltenburg, John and Angie
Miltenburg and Laura, all of
Ashfield.
Mrs: Carl-Riegling,recent-
ly spent the weekend with
her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
John Edmondson and family
of Chatham. Tom and Karla
Hogan, Ambrose and Bar-
bara Redmond were week-
end guests at the Holiday
Inn, Chatham. They all at-
tended the wedding of their
nephew and cousin, Brian
Giroux and Kathy Thompson
at the Blessed Sacrament
Church, Chatham.
On returning home that
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riegling
were old neighbours, Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Lesy and
family of Hoffman's Corners,
near Chatham.
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