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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-09-11, Page 21• • f 0' WE'RE NUMBER ONE — At SPS's',fietd day in June these girls won in their respective divisions. The students are Pia Marcussen (intermediate Girls), Margaret - Knetsch (Midget girls), Catherine Ribey, (Junior girls), Janie Underwood, (Primary girls) and Joanne Boven (Senior girls). (SPSPhoto) 4 SPS CHAMPIONS The Seaforth Public School had a championship' team this year. The boys are: Bottom Row - Dennis Nielsen, Danny McClure, Jim McDonald, Steve Underwood; Middle row - Kevin Young, Ron Scott, Dave Underwood, Darrell Dietz; Back row - Murray Dragger, John Nielsen, Dave Ellis, Earl Ribey, John Cairns. (SPS Photo) to nou 4 MEDALLION WINNERS — Winners of the boys divisions in the track and field events at SPS were: Steve Underwood (Intermediate boys), Scott Driscoll (Primary boys), John Nielsen (Senior boys), Peter Underwood (Junior boys) and Bert Reinink (Midget boys). Steve Underwood also won the intermediate boys' championship at the Clinton Track & Field meet. (SPS Photo) Teach IS have been AettOng to their schools this week and have begun. sorting through btkOltS and cleaning out drawers. • So, it isn't surprising they haste come across a few loose.ends that need tieing. Some photo s have just 'been released from Seaforth Public School on those glorious last days of schOol. School began this week,. so it isn't inappropriate to reminisce about those final days of school', Last year's top scorers in the Canadian Physical Fitness Tests were Stever Underwood, Jeanne McDonald, Joanne Boyer, Kevin Prager and Mark Underwood. This can serve as a challenge to those starting physical education classes this year. It will be hard for the grade one and kindergan ten students to forget the trip they made to Storybook Gardens in mid-June. Theyhad their lunch in Springbank Park, and then continued on the bus to Storybook Gardens in London. In spite of the rain, they had an exciting time when the father buffalo charged the fence at Mrs. Ellis, riding Humpty Dumpty's Horses and sliding down. Old Mother Hubbard's shoe. Besides the trip, they had a field day too. In the 100 foot running race, Janice Carter won for the girls "and Mike Ball for the boys. It must have been a red letter day for Mike because he came first in the boys' $0 foot running backwards and the shoe' kick. In the girl's running backwards Carol Glanville won first, while Terry McKellar came and took first place in the girls and Ricky Scott in the boys' hopping race. Janice Cater was the best girl beanbag thrower, Christine Campbell, the girls' shoe kick champ, and Ray Little won for the boys'. bean bag throw. The end of June is always an important time for the grade eights. Below two girls' remember the big day. Grade 8 Graduation Tuesday, June 24th at 1:30 p.m. there was a great moment for both grade 8 classes, they had been graduated to HighSchool a s has been done every year. The grade 7's were invited to the Graduation Ceremony. Mr. Talbot began by welcom- ing the parents and friends of the graduates. Sharon Thompson then gave a speech of the advantages of a school in town compared to the McKillop Schools. Graduation Presentations were presented by the home room teachers and Mr. R. Smith, Superintendent of Education. A Y McLean the' guest spealtet was Tittroduced by Irene MarPP. When be finished spealting4Ion Scott expressed the.gratitude of, the grade 8's, Special awards were won by Patt Muegge and Ron Sant. After closing remarks refreshments NOT DAUNTED — Although the girls in this picture did not win the Volleyball championship this year they displayed sportsmanship and skill throughout the tournament in Clinton. They P-e as follows: Bottom row- Janis Vlan Vliet, Anne Ribey, Linda Axtman, Jo Ann k_zerwinski; Middle row - Jo Anne Boven, Elizabeth Reinink, Kim Riley, Brenda Smith, Pia Marcussen; Back row - Dianne Godkin, Jayne Baker, Sharon Thompson, Patti Muegge, Carolyne McClure, SusanRice, Kathey Maloney, Marg. Montgomery. (SPS Photo) Wcry .4711P4Ais 00- graduates, parents Joanne PrO40.11- 6Ando8A.ASelnhly. On Tuesday, ,J400 .24th.04(10. 8A had their assembly, which was the last one for this year. Jeff • 1YloPliers9n 21ed ilia class to .the stage With bagpipes, They • started whh 'O'Cap. da.. then the 7persr 4i prayer. They noon began their was• 01101# and programs.: r• ... Angela Afldrretks$1.' Pracle7*dent Winterize your home right now! An AUTHENTIC OLD MILL In Blyth It's a time for strong leadership Competent, decisive Ieadership.The kind we have in the Progressive Conservative Government led by Premier Bill Davis. It's a government that has fought hard for the rights of consumers, wage-earners, senior citizens, young people. It froze gasoline and fuel prices. Reduced sales taxes. Brought in a guaranteed annual income system for older citizens. Introduced a tax on land speculation profits. Established a $1500 bonus for first-time home buyers. Gave Ontario the finest health care program in Canada and an educational system second to none. Provided broad financial support to farmers. Moved strongly to protect the environment. It's a government committed to action on the cost of living, rent review boards, and a positive response to public concern about crime and violence.The Progressive Conservative Government. It has' experience and strength that Ontario deserves in these challenging times. St. James CWL plans fall work St. James' Catholic Women's League met Sept. 2nd with Mrs. Ray Hutchinson presiding. Fr. Laragh opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Michael Connolly read the minutes of the June meeting and Mrs. Ken Vincent gave the treasurer's. report. Correspondence was read by, Mrs.Robert Core and included a letter from Fr. Spencer, Diocesan Director, congratulating the members on their participation in the Mass offered by the Bishop in St. Peter's Cathedral at the opening of the Provincial Convention in London in July. Spiritual convener, Mrs. Alvin Smale, read the story of the miraculous picture of the patroness, Our Lady of Good Counsel, ' at Genazzatio, During the summer three mad4es had" been offered for deceiied parishioners and lunch had been served following four funerals. The visiting committee for September is Mrs. Carl Feeney and Mrs.• Henry Schwatlz. ' Christian Family Life convener, Mrs. MauriceHuard thanked the ladies who had helped with the Gr. 8 Graduation Party when lunch was served and a Bible was presented to each student. Mrs. Hutchinson welcomed all the members back after the summer vacation and complimented them on such a good turnout for the September meeting. Mrs. Wilbert Maloney was named corresponding secretary and Mrs John Jansen to, the bazaar sewing committee. There was a selection of remnants and yarn that members might make into articles for the sewing booth. Fr. Laragh told interesting incidents that had happened on his trip to Rome and encouraged the members to attend devotions in honour of the Blessed Sacrament to be held from September 21st to September 24th. Excellent reports on the Provincial Convention were give by the delegates, Mrs. Ewart Wilson and Mrs. Smale. It was decided to sponsor a euchre party in the school on ' Friday, October 17th. Lunch was served by Mrs. Harry Hak and Mrs.Gerald Groothius. More donate to Lions Pool fund Additional • donations to the Store 25.00 Seaforth Lion's Park and Pool. 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