Clinton News-Record, 1972-07-06, Page 3Thirty six ydurig people graduated last week from their final year at Holmesville
Public school. Members of that Grade eight class are, left to right, front, Debbie
Holmes,DebbieRodges, Evelyn Bell, Cheryl Bell, Joyce McIlwain, Jo Anne Collins,
Mary Ellen Sturdy, Carol Manderson, Kathy Wubs, Joyce Leppington, Betty Orr,
MarvaJackson, Audrey De Putter, Row two, Gary Taylor, Torn Schmidt, Barry Van
der Ende, RustyOrmandy, Teresa Steegstra, Judy Johnston, Linda Blake, Mary Lou
Elliott, Lori Biggin, Carolyn Porter, Randy Potter, Fred Bissett. Back row, Eddie
Johnston, Dale Elliott, Bill Rapson Ron Hesk, John Hoggart, Harry Thompson, Andrew
Hummel, Dennis Hirst, Ricky Penhale, Brian Lobb, Doug Williams.—staff photo
Miss Martha Corrie, recently
graduated from St. Joseph's
Regional School of Nursing,
London. At graduation exercises
in Alumni Hall, University of
Western Ontario. Martha, who is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Carrie, will be on the
staff of St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
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Clintonian Club meets
Thklintonian Club had a very
enjoyable time on Monday
afternoon. June 26 at their annual
picnic in the Clinton Community
Centre.
Business rneetiriRq mg r first
with the Houskife!'S Creed and
the Lord's Prayer in unison. The
president read a short poem.
The secretary's report was
passed as read. An excellent
financial statement was read by
Mrs. V. Lampman.
Roll call was answered by 19
members naming where they
would like to spend their summer
holidays. We had two visitors
present who later joined the club.
Mrs. G. Glazier reported for
the cards and flowers committee.
We have several members sick at
present. There had been 35
hospital and'14 home visits made
the past month.
Holmesville School has busy week
BY MILLIE LOBB
Holmesville Public School was
a busy place this past week with
the Appreciation Night. on
Tuesday, and on Thursday
morning the presentation of
Awards and Certificates.
On Tuesday evening. June 27th.
the parents. former students,
former and present teachers
gathered at the Goderich
Township School to honor the
principal John Siertsema.
A number of former students
presented a humorous skit (To
Serts--With f Love) about a day in
Final arrangements were made
for the annual bus trip to picnic in
Springbank Park on Saturday,
August 19, Mrs. F. Cummings to
look after all arrangements.
I,D,itch Auction winners, were
'•Mrs , T. Leppington, Mrs. C
Cunningham, Mrs. H. Managhan
and Mrs. M. Nivens.
The mystery prize was won by
Mrs. R. Coiclough.
Mrs. E. Kendall entertained
with two readings. Bingo was
played with all members
receiving from one to three
prizes. A few sports were enjoyed
by most present.
A smorgasbord' uncheon was
enjoyed by all before departing
for home.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. L. Lockhart's on Thursday
afternoon, September 7 at 2 p.m.
class when John was their
teacher. Gerry Lobb played the
part of Mr. Siertsema; Eleanor
Lobb was the French teacher.
Marlene Yeo, Susan Lobb, Tony
Bird, Paul Middleton, Marion
Thompson, Carol Weber, Brenda
Forbes, Connie Forbes, and Ivan
Merrill were the pupils.
Everyone who took part did a
wonderful job but the parents
hoped that their children didn't
act like this when they were in
school.
Following an hour of cards the
winners were: High Lady, Barb
Betties, High Man; Jamie
Thompson, Low Lady; Doris
Schilbe, Low Man Ray Potter,
Lone Hands; Helen Westbrook and
Bill Elliott.
Everett Mclllwain who acting
as chairman, spoke briefly before
asking Mr. and Mrs. Siertsema to
Come to the stage where Mrs.
Penhale and Mrs. Don Middleton
presented them with a corsage
and bouttoniere.
Following the address read by
Mrs. Bill Lobb, the couple were
presented with a clock, a gift of
money by Alison Lobb and Pat
Wise, and also a guest book which
was signed by those present. Mr.
Siertsema expressed his
appreciation.
On Thursday evening the grade
8 graduates and their parents
gathered at the school for a
barbecue., games of volleyball
and cards and dancing for the
younger generation.
In ,spite of the miserable
Weather, a good time was had by
all.
AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES
Public Speaking, Senior: Grade
6 to 8; Judy Johnston, Betty Orr,
Colleen Spence.
Junior: Grades 3 5; Robin
Varna
BY FRED McCLYMONT
The United Church Vacation
Bible School will start on Monday
July 10. The sessions will be held
this year in the afternoons from
1:30 to 4:00,
The members of L.O.L. 1035
and their families will celebrate
the 12th on Saturday July 8th in
Goderich.
Flow,ers in the United Church
last Sunday were placed by Mr.
and Mrs. George Dowson and Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Webber in
memory of the late Gary Dowson
and Fred Webber.
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be administered in the
United Church next Sunday July
9th with Rev. Bruce Guy of
Dashwood in charge.
Middleton
Mrs. St. Jacques and Mr. Alan
Sundstrom of Sault Ste. Marie
were weekend guests at the home
of their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Ross Middleton.
Mrs. John Middleton Jr. and
three children of Saskatoon were
present for the St. James
memorial dedication and have
been visiting numerous relatives.
Mrs. Alan Edwards, Dr, and
Mrs. Lawrence Edwards of
Toronto visited last Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton,
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Ormandy, Bob Cox, Marilyn Cox.
Field Day:
Senior, Theresa Steegstra,
Rusty Ormandy.
Intermediate, Colleen Spence,
Mark Bellinger.
Junior, Dianne Schilbe, Peter
Thompson.
Midget, Janet Steegstra, Scott
Raithby.
Interschool Field Day, Patricia
Harris,
Mint Set Presentation; (General
Proficiency), Dale Elliott;
(General Proficiency), Linda
Blake; English, Kathy Wubs,
Geography, Joyce Leppington;
History, Randy Potter;
Mathematics, Betty Ann Orr;
Science, Barry Van der Ende.
Honourable mention of top
student in general proficiency in
Grade 5, Karen Bolger.
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