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Page C2 THE COBOURG STAR, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1975 Congregation enjoys Edward Family singers Local champions Sunday morning and Sunday evening, April 13, at the Eddystone Baptist Church, the Edwards Family, which are a singing group from Wooler, Ontario, were invited to entertain at the services, by Mrs. McKenzie of the Eddystone Church. The, Edwards Family consists of 7 - 3 girls, 2 boys, and a mother and father, and they were all fantastic, according to comments made by the congregation. Both church services, morning and evening, were full of people from Eddystone and from surrounding areas. The Edwards Family entertained for one hour in the morning after Rev. Robinson welcomed them. They sang modern hymns, which were enjoyed -especially by the youths. The singers also sang some old revival hymns which .were also enjoyed by most. Before the evening service started, there was a pot-luck supper for all the people wishing to attend. The idea of the pot-luck supper was so that all the people would have a chance to meet the Edwards family. After the supper,, they started rolling again, with many modern hymns and old revival hymns. Then they had a request time, and many reque§ts were made by the congregation. The service ended with a sing-along, and then the Benediction.. Rev. Robinson thanked the Edwards Family on behalf of everyone there, for taking part in the services, and asked everyone to stay The Grafton Hor- Grafton, Monday evening, cnair, and she welcomed for coffee and donuts. 50th anniversary for Grafton Horticulturists ticultural celebrated their APnl 12- everyone. 50th anniversary at the The meeting started with Mrs. Young and Mrs. Canon Nind Hall in Mrs- Chalovich in the Chalovich introduced two of the people who were in the Grafton Horticultural fifty years ago, and they are Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Hare. They were both presented with lovely corsages. Flashes from CPS Mrs. Bangs, a church member, said that the children, as well as the adults, thoroughly enjoyed the Edwards Family. By Kevin Palmer Two weeks ago, room 10 got a new girl in the class named Kathy. We are studying about Japanese religion, Buddhism. On Friday we only had sixteen people in our class because of the storm. We got out at quarter past 2 in the afternoon. Last week room 10 went to the sugar bush. First we went to see the trees. There were three blocks of trees. Then we went to the sugar house. There, we saw them boil sap. They burn tires to make the fire hot. Before we left, we tried the suryp they made. Learning experiences in the kindergarten were enriched last week with a visit to the Sugar Bush at the Bos Farm in Vernonville. We saw how the sap travels from the trees, through plastic pipes into large tanks. When we were there, we saw a tractor come and pump the sap into a tank on the wagon, and take it to the Sugar Shack where it would be boiled down into maple syrup. We were given a taste beore we left. It was really good! Later in the week, after a classroom follow-up, we had a treat by making our own pancakes and pouring maple syrup on the top. Last Wednesday, the students in rooms 7,10, and 5, went to the sugar bush. Each class was taken to the sugar house where the sap was boiled down. We were also taken into the forest. Afterwards, we all had a taste of the true maple syrup. This week our gymnastic club, has been practising for competition at Clark School on April 24. Our class finished a math test on fractions. Jamie Parks and Wendy Crockett tied for 1st place with a score of 37 out of 40. In art, we are doing posters for education week, April 21 to 25. I hope you will all come to see our posters and to hear some of our students' speeches. Last week the grade 8 class started writing their speeches for the speaking contest on April 24. We're also making posters for education week. This week we are hearing and re-hearing the speeches of the students that wish to be in the public speaking contest. They are all fairly well done. We hope that the winner of the contest for our school will come from our room. My Dog, Pal Pal was a beagle and had long ears. Pal was a good dog. We had him for thirteen years. He had a heart attack and had a heart problem from then on. We used to play with him a lot but now he is dead and gone. He died Sunday, March 16, 1975. We cried a lot that night and we missed him in the morning. The morning after he died our big hound was looking for him and so was our bobtail cat. Pal never bothered cats and he would always let the cats curl up in front of him on our mat by the front door. Pal used to take our hound in the woods to hunt. They always brought a rabbit or two home. My uncle saw him and the hound chase a big buck across his backyard one morning. Pal was a good hunter and we always took him hunting when we went. Now that Pal is dead, our hound has no one with whom to hunt. The cats have no one to curl up on the mat with and we have no one like Pal with which to play. We loved Pal very much. a demonstration on flower arranging, and Mrs. Underwood thanked her. Mrs. H. Harnden read to the visitors what the Grafton Horticultural has achieved in the last fifty years. There were also a number of entertainers present at this meeting. First was an accordion Branch active place Castleton News Mrs. Eric McKague Mrs. H. Buchegger of entertained a number of Castleton attended the ladies at luncheon on shower in honor of Miss Friday. Nina Andrus at the Mr., Mrs. C. Yates Colborne home of Mrs. returned home on William Mason, Wed-Saturday after spending nesday evening, April 9 three months in Florida. Bruce McGregor, Kitchener, spent most of the past week with his parents, Mr., Mrs. Neil McGregor., Don Mcintosh is quite ill in Cobourg Hospital. Mr., Mrs. Ward Maclnroy of Marmora spent Wednesday with her brother, Mr., Mrs. Neil McGregor. Mr., Mrs. Harold Black were in Toronto for the weekend. On Wednesday afternoon, 37 turned out for the Castleton Friendship Club meeting. Euchre and shuffleboard were played Colborne Legion Branch and card winners were - 187 reported an active Ladies high, Edith schedule this month. Broomfield; lone hands, House League Darts ended Nina Warner; low, Orma April 4 with Gale Moffat Calberry; men's high, and Betty Moffat taking Argyle Allen; lone hands, first and Roy Colling and Andrew Kemp; low, Oran Jim Peebles also winners. Day., The Belleville Cribbage Andrew Kemp made a tournament on April 12 report on the Zone meeting was well represented by he and Harold Black at- the local branch and tended at Shannonville on although no one came Monday and there was home with a prize, plenty more discussion about the of fun was had. bus trip to Castleton, The Branch 187 was Indiana. again well represented at On Wednesday evening, the Trenton April 12 Zone April 9, Castleton WI met Euchre tournament, at the home of Mrs. R. Bingo will be held April McQuoid, with 19 attending 23 with a Jackpot of $160.00 and president Mrs. W. and a dance is planned for Turney presiding. April 19 with the Log Cabin Standing committee Boys playing, conveners gave their The branch is selling reports. After Mrs. G. Carr tulip bulbs and Comrade said a few words, Mrs. Ed Rimmer, in charge, Turney presented scarf says that the sales are pins to Mrs. C. Nelson and going well. Anyone wishing Mrs. F. Welton who are to place an order can moving away. contact Ed. New officers are An associate member president Mrs. W. J. Tait; division of the Colborne 1st vice-president Mrs. W. Legions will be holding its Benvenete; 2nd, Mrs. E. first meeting to form an McKague; secretary-tr- executive on April 17 and a eas. Mrs. N. Warner; good forum is expected to district director Mrs. W. turn out. Turney. Branch 187 will be At the close of the holding its election of of-meeting, ice cream and ficers for 1975 on May 81. cake were served by the Renovation of the hall is hostess and Mrs. Don underway through a strong rjucie. working committee. Mrs. W. Graham and gave a guitar solo. Mrs. Bradshaw said that A guest from Cobourg, had all the entertainers did a ,r tremendous job. It was getting close to the end of the first part of the meeting when they had a draw for the flower arrangement, and the winners were: Mrs. C. Reid, first prize; Mrs. H. Newton, second prize, and Mrs. A. Hare won third prize. Everyone was thanked Coles of Colborne were the Bantam House League champions this season: Back Row - left to 'right - Darrel ,\lcMurray, Kurt Viehbacher, Bret Outram, Shane O'Neill. Middle Row: Girls attend Science Fair solo, played by Dianhf for helping celebrate the Deseure, second was some 50th anniversary, and they students from Grafton were all invited for the Public School, and they second part of the meeting, sang four musical num- which was lunch, bers. Last but not. least, B. Pritchard was Danny Burns'and he Judy and Janice Beauchamp and a teacher Beauchamp, of Grafton at Grafton Public school. Public School, entered in a The two girls were driven contest at the Peter- up Saturday with Mrs. of Lakeport, Ontario, Mr. Coach Terry Sabins, Tim Gillespie, Keith Rutherford, Rick Lackey, Rob Lackey. Front Row: Gary Perdue, Ray Mosher, Glen Dudley, John Sabins, Kevin Rath, Wayne Denny, Andy Jones, Lorne Rath. OBITUARY ™u . iL , H.W. KERNAGHAN The death of Harold William Kernaghan, Deep „ , , ,T River, occurred suddenly RaIPn of Lakeport. Home, at Panama City Beach Funeral services were Beach Florida, on March 29, 1975. held at Wilson's Funeral following. Panama City with cremation Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Kernaghan borough Science Fair on Beech, also a teacher at/ Kernaghan was born at C-„*..__I--- A__:l in flraftnn Pnhlir> C^Virvrvl ' T.alfPnnrt Ho uioc u Saturday, April 12 Neither of the girls Grafton Public School They were accompanied placed, but they b Cath Beecn of Dale thoroughly enjoyed RyQad g^ and all thpee themselves looking tat all of tne irls nad a terr<fic the other exhibits. time, and a good lunch, Judy and Janice were wnicn was a -courtdsy of driven up to Peterborough Trent University. Friday evening to set up their exhibit, by their B. Pritchard. mother Mrs. Linda Planning Board Lakeport. He was veteran of World War Two and before going to Deep River in 1955 was a teacher in Lakeport and Colborne public schools for many years. He was a former reeve of Colborne Past Master and secretary of Colborne Lodge AF & AM 91; member of the Presbyteriaii Church and Colborne Legion. amendement required. In Deep River, Mr. Kernaghan became principal of Morison Public School until his not retirement in June, 1971. He was actively involved It was moved by Mr. in local affairs in Deep Cochrane, seconded by River: was a member of Mrs. Luedtke and resolved council, Boy Scout com-that Mr. McGuire is mittee, Deep River authorized to attend the Community Church, Deep conference at the Board's River Masonic Lodge, and expense. was secretary of the Carried. Legion. Correspondence was Besides his wife, Ruth consultant and the Ministry. The secretary will apply for grants on advice of the consultant. Township by-laws will be processed first. Cost and grant snarine to be determined. Minutes of the meeting of December 18, 1974 were adopted as circulated and accounts approved "for received'from: Progress Mayhew McCutcheon, Mr. payment as follows: PROCLAMATION VILLAGE OF COLBORNE WHEREAS the civic bodies and service organizations of our community recognize the great service rendered to this community by the Kinsmen, and WHEREAS, the Senior Citizens have also rendered a great service to this community, and WHEREAS, the Association of Kinsmen Clubs and its district and local organizations have set aside the week of April 21 - 26, 1975, to place emphasis on the recognition of our Senior citizens, THEREFORE, I, Walter M. Rutherford, Reeve of the Village of Colborne, do hereby proclaim the week of April 21 - 26,1975 as Kinsmen Senior Citizens Week. Self's Printing (envelopes) $29.83 Self's Printing (amendments) $248.07 Village of Colborne (Jan- Reports, North'd Kernaghan is survived by Newcastle Bd of Education a daughter, Mrs. Edwin re meetings, P.A. Hustler (Mary) Pecs of Oshawa, re Lot 2, Cone. 7, sons Dr. William Haldimand Twp. Ministry McCutcheon of Vancouver, of Housing re change to Dr. Richard McCutcheon Urban Plan, Ministry of of Toronto. There are three Mar) $900.00 Housing re Nappan Island, grandchildren. Also Totten Sims Hubicki (Nov- Ministry of Housing re surviving is a sister, Mrs. 74) 296.97 Hardy Island, Ministry of Albert (Madeline) Waller Totten Sims Hubicki (Dec- Housing re Lot 23, Cone. 1, of Colborne and brother 74) $425.20 Crmahe Twp, Ministry of James of Don Mills. Mr. Totten Sims Hubicki (Jan- Housingre adopting Kernaghan was Feb-75) $122.78 Official Plan, North'd Task predeceased by brother $2,022.85 Force re public meeting, D.C. Hefferon - copy of Carried, letter to Mrs. Luk, Miss Y. Rice re Lot 26, Cone. 1. It was moved by Mr. David R. Dyke re Lots 29-Cochrane, seconded by Mr. 31 Cone. A Haldimand Rutherford and resolved peter Walker re Task that Messrs Roddy and Force Conference, Mrs. Campbell and the Luk - a copy of letter to secretary meet with Mrs. consultants, Maksymec Luk and Mr. Dyke re a-m Associa,_s copy of letter Mr. McGuire, Sealkake Investments re Lots 16-17 Cone. 1 Cramahe. development in Grafton. The secretary to arrange the meeting. It was moved by Mr. Rutherford, seconded by Mrs. Luedtke and resolved that this matter and Mr. Hustler's correspondence be referred to Haldimand Township Council since the conservation study would indicate in all likelihood that a Master Plan PROCLAMATION TOWNSHIP OF CRAMAHE WHEREAS, the civic bodies and service organizations of our community recognize the great service rendered to this community by the Kinsmen, and WHEREAS, the senior citizens have also rendered a great service to the community, and WHEREAS, the Association of Kinsmen Clubs and its district and local organizations have set aside the week of April 21 - 26, 1975, to place emphasis on the recognition of our Senior Citizens, THEREFORE I J.F. Cochrane, Reeve of the Township of Cramahe do hereby proclaim the week of April 21 - 26, "Kinsmen National Senior Citizens Week" J.F. Cochrane, Reeve. 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