Clinton News-Record, 1973-09-27, Page 5Randy MiNer, president of the CHSS Student's Council,
gave the closing remarks at Commencement exercises
last Friday night. (photo by Jack Hunt)
4H club meets
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commencement held
The annual commencement
xercises were held last Friday
.t Central Huron Secondary
ichool with a large crowd of
*rents .graduates and award
v inners on hand,
Rev. A. Beukema gave the
nvoation and Principal R. J.
dornuth and Huron Board
;lhairman Cayley Hill ad-
tressed the audience. Heather
McAdam gave a very thought-,
ul Valedictory address and
his year's student council
resident Randy Miller gave
he closing remarks.
General proficiency awards
were presented to: Year I, Bar-
lift's Bakery Award, Linda
!lake; Year I, CHSS Library
Lwards, Bill Littlechild and
flita Cook; Year II, CUSS
Abrary Awards, Gordon
enkins and Hope Rowe; Year
Fairholme Dairy Award,
,inda Webster; Year HI, An-
tett Jewellers Award, Cheryl
Vebster; Year IV, Technical
'eachers Award, Harry Arts;
ear IV, Murphy Bus Lines
ward, John Mommersteeg;
ear V, Corrie's Red and
hite Award, Mary Ann
laver; Year V, Lavis Contrac-
ng Co. Award, Brenda
Iclough.
Subject awards were presen-
d to the following students in
ar I, The Occupational
achers Award: English,
• ugSStephens; history, Debra
rris; mathematics, Bill Lit-
child; science, Royce Laycox;
ys' shop, Don Cronin; girls'
op, Rosaline McFarlane;
fety award, Ken Riley.
The following received sub-
t awards for Year II: The
-Decorating Awards, Jim
ullen and Hope Rowe; Ball-
acaulay Awards, Don Taylor
d Anne Overholt; Oc-
pational Teachers Award in
all engines, Gordon Jenkins;
arold Wise Ltd. Plumbing
and in sheet metal, Bill
ok; Norman and Verna Car-
r Memorial Award in science,
nda Webster, Robin
cAdam, and Ralph Hoba.
In Year III, the following
ceived awards: Clinton Corn-
unity Credit Union Award,
ry Hesselwoocl; Hughes-
en Award in building con-
uction, Rick Archambault;
pps Pump Award in
echanical technology, Harold
eipel.
In Year IV, the following
ceintUsubject awards: H. W.
olqullonn,Insurance Award in
asinqss mathematics, Diane
ollins; W. C. Newcombe
ward in mathematics, Marion
hompson; Clinton News-
ecord Award in English,
larion Thompson and Lois
urgass; Dr. D. B. Palmer
ward in geography, Jim Rid-
ell; Cyanamid of Canada
ward in science, Francis Van [runen; Clinton Kinsmen
ward in foreign languages,
laron Brandon; E. B. Men-
es Award in history, Jim Rid-
II; Women's Auxiliary to
egion Branch 140
ward in history, Jim Riddell;
oyal Bank Award in a
business subject, John Mom-
rnersteeg; Mabel. Moffatt
Memorial Award i n.
agriculture, Cathy Malcolm;
Bank of Montreal Award in
business subjects, Mary
McAdam;
E, A. Fines Memorial Award
in mathematics, Tony Roest;
Ball and Mutch Furniture
Award in interior design,
Eleanor Lobb; I,G.A. Award in
Marketing, Robert Stirling;
Wil-Dex Award in mechanical
technology, Brian Makins;
Ideal Supply Award in elec-
trical technology, Christopher
Amy; Hughes-Owen Award in
mechanical drafting, Harry
Arts; Kingswell Welding
Award, John Schilbe; McKerlie
Automotive Award in auto
mechanics, Don Wise;
Universal Ignition Award in
auto mechanics, Jim Mid-
dleton.
The Women's Auxiliary to
the Clinton Public Hospital
Bursary was awarded 'to Cathy
Grigg and Grace Benjamins.
Rhoda Munnings received
the George Jefferson Memorial
Scholarship.
The Sir Ernest Cooper Estate
Scholarship was presented to
Tony Roest.
Nola Lee and Paul Byers
received the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 140 Bursaries.
The Clinton Town Council
Citizenship Awards were given
to Gordon Jenkins and Nellie
Van Diepen, and the CHSS
Teachers Citizenship Award
was presented to Gary Cum-
mings.
The W.D. Fair Scholarships
for General Proficiency were
presented to the following:
Year III, Cheryl Webster and
Audrey Gingerich; Year IV,
Diane Collins, Mary McAdam,
Marion Thompson, Lois
Burgess, Sharon Brandon, and
Jim Riddell; Year V, Cathy
Benjamins, Rhoda Munnings,
Grace Benjamins, Tony Roast,
Barbara Elliott, and Mary
Lynn Merrill.
In Year V, the following
received the W.D. Fair Scholar-
ships for subject proficiency:
history, Cathy Benjamins;
English, Barbara Rudd;
mathematics, Tony Roest; two
combined mathematics, Tony
Roest; chemistry, Tony Roast;
physics, Tony Roest; biology,
Grace Benjamins; geography,
Peter DeGroot; French, Cathy
Benjamins; foreign languages,
Cathy Benjamins,
Ontario Scholarships went to
Cathy Benjamins, Tony Roest,
Rhoda Munnings, Grace Ben-
jamins, Barbara Elliott, Mary
Lynn Merrill and Neil
Mustard,
HONOR GRADUATION DIPLOMA
The following received their
Secondary School Honor
Graduation Diplomas: Winnifred
Armstrong, Cathy Benjamins, Grace
Benjamins, Randy Blake, George
Brown, Frank Cameron, Brenda
Colclough, Anne Crittenden, Bill
Cummings, Gary Cummings,
Dianne Cunningham, Peter
DeGroot, Robert Dick, Barbara
Elliott, Beverley Elliott, Sandra
Graham, Cathy Grigg, Barbara
Keys, Maryann Klaver, Nola. Lee,
Catherine Malcolm, Heather
McAdam, Mary Lynn Merrill,
Rhoda Munnings, Kathryn. Merely,
Neil Mustard, Anne Newington,
Sheila Phillips, Ken Plumsteel,
Laurie Potter, Heather Price,
Thomas Robinson, Tony Roest,
Barbara Rudd, Richard Schilbe,
Charles Snell, Avon Toll, Clare
Wasson, Marilynne Wise.
SECONDARY SCHOOL
GRADUATION DIPLOMA
Catherine Aiken, Chris Amy,
Linda Anderson, Michael Anstett
Paul Anstett, Thomas Archbald,
Harry Arts, Robert Atkinson,
Patricia Badley, Rudy Bakelaar,
Arva. Bell, Lois Beacom, Marie Ber-
nard, Glenda Blake, Gerard Boon,
Sharon Brandon, Anita Brochu,
Debra Brodie, Jenny Brommer, Lois
Burgess, Paul Byers, James
Cameron,
Margaret Campbell, Roderick
Campbell, William Cantelon, Jon
Carroll, Rose Mary Carter, Beth
Chosen, Harvey Cleave, Joy Cleave,
Helen Colclough, Joyce Colclough,
Leslie Coleman, Diane Collins,
Daniel Colquhoun, Constance Cook,
Sandra Cox, Bill Crawford, Patricia
Cummings, Joanne DeGroot,
Patrick Delaney, John Delaney,
Patricia East, Jean Falconer, Kelso
Fitzsimons, Terri Flynn, Katherine
Forbes, Nancy Gibbings, Stewart
Gloucher, Sandra Good, Bradley
Hargreaves, Kenneth Hesselwood,
Deborah Hicks, Gwen Hill,
Beverley Holmes, John Howard,
Judith Howatt,
Hattie Idsinga, David Inkley,
Sharon Ives, John Jansen, Brian
Jewitt, Bonnie Johnston, Shirley
Johnston, Elizabeth Josling, Brian
Kennedy, Cheryl Kennedy, Brenda
Keys, Louise Lazet, Walter Lep-
pington, Eleanor Lobb, Gerald
Lobb, Brian Makins, Sten Mar-
cussen,
Edith Ann Martin, David Mason,
Marilyn Mathers, Mary McAdam,
Patricia McClinchey, William
McDougall, Glen McGregor,
Robert McMahon,
Esther Merrill, James Middleton,
Marlene Middleton,' Rosanne Mid-
dleton, Randy Millar, John Mom-
mersteeg, Robert Montgomery,
Nancy Neal, Joyce Neilans, Jack
Nonkes, Margaret O'Brien, Rita
Pennings, Rodney Pepper, Douglas
Peterson, Linda Poelman, Vicki
Radford, James Riddell,
Robert Riehl, Allan Riley, Gerald
Riley, Robert Rourke, Jo Ryan, Ed
Salverda, John Schilbe, James
Switzer, Elizabeth Schultz, Brian
Semple, James Shea, Brenda Snell,
David Siemon, Elizabeth Steffen,
Bill Stauttener, Doreen Steenstra,
Kathleen Steenstra,
Catherine Steepe, Blaine
Stephenson, Donald Stewart,
Robert Stirling, David Street, Brian
Talbot, Marion Thompson, Peter
Valkenburg, Wilma Van Beaten,
Francis Van Drunen, John Van
Loo, Sarah Walden, Barbara Wise,
Donald Wise, Douglas Wise, Albert
Wubs, and Wendy Zinn,
CERTIFICATES OF
TRAINING
Phillip Abbott, Michael Anness,
Anton Bluckeel, Brent Boak, Steven
Boyd, Catherine Campbell, Douglas
Conley, William Cook, Brian Dale,
Kenneth Girvin, Mary Hardy, Mark
Hearn, Gordon Jenkins, Charles
Kennedy, Gary Land, Judy Meriam,
James Mullen, Gary Munroe,
Ann Nigh, Lawrence Noble, Anne
Overholt, Kenneth Regier, Hope
Rowe, Dianne Sararas, Donald
Taylor, and Nellie Van Diepen,
ST, PAULS A.C.W.
The regular meeting of the
A.C.W, of St. Paul's Anglican
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. D, Windover. In the ab-
sence of the president, the vice-
president, Mrs. Windover
presided. The meeting opened
with the members prayer and
devotions from the Living
Message which was taken by
Mrs. Windover and Mrs,
Scrabuik. The scripture lesson
followed.
A motion was made to send
$25 to the United Pledge Fund.
Roll call was answered with a
Bible verse having the word
"Joy" in it. Saturday, October
20 was the date set for the
Bazaar and Bake sale. The
meeting closed with Grace.
UNITED CHURCH
The Sacrament of infant
Baptism was held in Hensel(
United Church last Sunday
morning. Denise Nicole, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Brown, received the
rights of baptism. The choir
sang the anthem "God's Child
am I". Rev. Don Beck preached
on the sermon topic "The
claims of Baptism".
At Chiselhurst, David John,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jacobi, and Jodi Beth daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas
received the rights of baptism,
REBEKAH LODGE
The regular meeting of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge was held
Wednesday evening with N. G.
Mrs. Irene Blackwell presiding
and being assisted by V, G.
Mrs, Aldeen Volland.
It was reported that Sister
Hazel Corbett is confined to her
home. A number of get, well
and sympathy cards were
reported to have been sent, It
was decided that Tony Kyle
will came to the Lodge room
son September 27 at 8,30 to
talk about his experiences at
the Pilgrimage for Youth
United Nations tour in New
York -which he attended in
July, The committees in charge
will attend to lunch, after
which there will be a social
hour of cards.
Mrs. Alice Ferg and Mrs.
Leona Parke volunteered to
vist the Queensway Nursing
Home. The installation of of-
ficers will take place on Oc-
tober 3 in the Lodge rooms
with D.D.P. of Huron District
23 with Mrs, Mary Gregg and
her staff installing new officers
of the Amber Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Aldeen Volland and
Mrs. Marg Ingram volunteered
to canvass for the C.N.I.B,
sometime in October. The
Charter was draped in memory
of three past presidents of the
Grand Lodge. A number had
birthdays since the last meeting
and happy birthday was sung
to them. A card was sent to
Mrs. George Walker who
celebrated her 92nd birthday
recently.
OBITUARY
William Robert Bell of Hen-
sel' passed away at Huronview,
Clinton on Saturday, Septem-
ber 22, 1973 in his 81st year, He
was the beloved husband of the
late Gertrude Zuefle; dear
father of John of Chatham,
William H. of Hermit Ronald
of Windsor, Donald of Toronto,
Robert of Thamesford, Mrs,
John (Margaret) Brown, Peter-
boro; Mrs. Henning (Alma)
Ingamensen, Chicago; and
Ellen Knight, Exeter; brother
of Elliot R., Toronto, and Mrs.
James (Jessie) Campbell, Win-
dsor, Also surviving are 17
grandchildren and two great
grandsons.
The late Mr. Bell rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Chapel
until Monday September 24
thence to Carmel Presbyterian
Church when service was held
at 2 p,m. with Rev, Donald
Beck officiating. Interment was
in Bairds Cemetery.
Pallbearers were five sons
and one grandson, William H,
John, Ronald, Donald, Robert
Bell and Allan Knight.
HOLMESVILLE 4-H
Our second 4-H meeting was
held on Monday, September
24th at the Holmesville Public
School.
We picked the "Country
Chefs" as our club nickname.
It was chosen by Chris Wise.
We discussed our handout
sheets and the Canada Food
Guide. We also discussed the
food of New France.
Mrs. Banter and Carole
Weber demonstrated a dish
called grand peres. We all sam-
pled this and most enjoyed it.
-Chris Wise
CLINTON II 4-H
Meeting one took place at
Mrs. Keith Tyndall's on Sept 4.
The election of officers took
place and they are as follows:
president, Susan Tyndall; vice-
president, Glenna Ellis; press
reporter, Karen Tyndall;
secretary, Louise Lovett;
treasurer, Anne Snell; and
phone committee, Judy Tiesma
and Wendy Tyndall.
The project this term is "A
World of Food in Canada."
The first meeting dealt with
food of early Canada. Karen
Tyndall and Susan Tyndall
made baked Indian pudding.
All members tasted it and the
pudding was enjoyed by all
Judy Tiesma held the second
meeting at her home on Sept.
10. The subject matter at this
meeting was "Heritage from
New France." Some of the
foods coming from French
cookery are quite well known,
such as omelets, souffles and
crepes suzettes. Judy Tiesma
made French onion soup and
Anne Snell make grand peres.
Despite the protest against
the onions, even the onion
haters said the soup was good.
The grand peres were a treat
because of the real maple syrup
that was used in making them.
The name of our club for this
project is "Kanata Kooks."
Meeting three took place at
Glenna Ellis' on Sept. 17, The
third meeting was about "The
British Tradition." Such things
as Welsh Rabbit, Finnan Had-
die, Irish soda bread, apple
dumplings and English trifle
were among the dishes that we
could try. Susan Tyndall made
Irish soda bread and Glenna
Ellis made English trifle. Both
were quite good,
Karen Tyndall
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