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The graduating grade eight class at Lisborne Central School was
honored at a banquet, Thursday, District Education Supervisor
FH Wilkinson presented the diplomas and Scott Cameron of CFPL
TV was the guest speaker. Back row, left, Jim Snow, Allen Knight,
Terry Hewitt, Terry Johns, John Jaques, Doug Smith, Bob Bierling,
Robert case, Brent Biackler, and Jim Lynn. Third row, Rocky
Van der Wheil, Larry Antoine, Dennis Hutton, David Parsons, Mark
Heywood, Joe Wragge, Bob Marshall, Frank Miller, Graham Robin-
son, Doug Miners and Jim Cornish. Second row, Sylvia Paton,
Sharon Batten, Joan Allen, Mary Margaret Jeffrey, Karen Hern,
Nancy Alexander, Doug Penhale, Murray Glanville, Larry Ferguson
and Dwight Etherington. Front, Linda Jones, Beth Passmore, Judith
Cann, Joan Lynn, Karen Kerslake, D'Arcy Etherington, Lois Johns,
Judy Dickey, Janice Thomson and Wilma Neevil. - T-A photo
Learn how gardens grow
Staffa Institute see rose display
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Mrs. Cecil. Bowman and Mrs.
George Vivian were hostesses
for the Agriculture and Cana-
dian Industries meeting of the
Staffa Women's Institute held in
the township hall Wednesday ev-
ening.
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Mrs. Ed Chappel presided when
18 members answered the roll
call by c 4 A new product on the
grocery shelves and your com-
ments".
Thank you notes were read
from the 4-H girls who had
received cup and saucers. A
letter was read informing the
members that the new home
economist for Perth County would
be Miss Saurette.
Each Institute member was
asked to get someone else to
accompany them on the bus trip
in July.
Members decided to purchase
the recent pictures of the Hib-
bert schools and pupils for the
Tweedsmuir history book.
Mrs. John Templeman took
charge for the program and read
a poem. Mrs. Charles Douglas
gave a paper on the motto, “The
$945 greatest part of progress is the
desire to progress."
For her topic Mrs. Douglas
conducted a quiz on "Why does
your garden grow"? She alsohad
on display several varieties of
roses and gave many useful tips
on the care of roses.
Mrs. Templeman conducted a
contest on cans.
A delicious lunch of straw-
berries and anniversary cake
was served by the hostesses,
It was Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bow-
man's forty-second wedding an-
niversary that day.
PERSONALS
Attending Cromarty anniver-
$895
Rivers with rapid flow and
numerous rapids recover from
pollution more quickly than slow-
moving and tranquil waterways.
sary Sunday and visiting with
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Miller and
Ken were Mr. & Mrs, Ken Duncan
and family and Mrs. Jack Dun-
can and Faye, Kirkton.
Attending Cromarty anniver-
sary Sunday and visiting with Mr.
& Mrs. John Templeman and
family were Mr. & Mrs. Eldrid
McNicol and Bob, London, Day
Capling, Mitchell and Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Cole, Jean and Don-
ald, Cromarty.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Norris and family were Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Norris and family,
Brampton and Mts. Jim Lyall,
David and Nancy, Agincourt. Nan-
cy and David remained for aholi-
day.
Miss Eleanor and David Kemp
returned home from Frobisher
Bay N.W.T. on Friday. David
brought four of his Eskimo stu-
dents home with him for a visit.
Mr. & Mrs. George Vivian
and children attended Cromarty
anniversary and visited with Mr.
& Mrs. Carter Kerslake and
family.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and fami-
ly were Mr. & Mrs. Frank La-
mont, Seaforth, and Miss Pat
Meir, Windsor.
Mrs. Gordon Vivian and baby
son returned home from Seaforth
community hospital last week.
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Phgel, pawn Farr, Patti FiOPT.,
Charlene Pioloik, Vicky Hardy,
Bob Ilarreit, Wayne IiinclrnarSh,
L9ri llodginsi Marty Hopps,
Anger Horuk, Don Latta, Bill
LockYer, Richard Mitorai, Cecil
Nickles, Jim Peckham, Don Rid-
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Registration tor swimming
lessons this summer at Lncan
pool was held Saturday for the
first two weeks in July, About
153 of various swimming abil-
ities are now registered.
Playgrotind activities are in
operation at, the community
centre with Miss Laura Hodgins
as supervisor. Those wishing to
have their children participate
Can get full particulars from
Miss Hodgins at 227-4370 or
by phoning the Lucan Community
Centre.
NEW CUSTODIAN
Frank Van Geel will replace
George AtkinS as custodian of
the Biddulph Central School in
September.
SOLINg
dell? Michael Scott, Ellen Shprn-
101 Bill Westman, John Whalen,
Annhie Aulenback, CherY1Prick -
en, E§ther, Kr4inz 4 Lorraine
Lewis, Bill Henderson, John Hen
son, Rene Wright, Shirley lintton,
Terry Morgan,. Grade 4, Mr. Perrior: Nancy
Riddell, Lynn Stanley, Kathy
Campbell, Ruth Ann Atkinson,
Ken Holland, Billy Lewis, Pat
O'Connor, Dianne Irvine, Bob
Roes. TannY Van A.renthal, Peg-
gy Veno, Albert Thompson, Karen
Mason, Sheila Smith, Dianne Mal,
corn, Karen Henderson, Linda.
Hayter, Donna Leitch, David Ken-
nedy, Cindy Donaldson, Barry
Arnold, Tracy Hayter, Danny Fl-
its, David Stilson, Dick Juergen&
Grade 4, Mrs. Morley: Cheryl
Davis, Rite Evans, Kathy Hearn,
Jean Barker, Clayton Phair, Bar-
bara England, Susan Gebel,
Wayne Hall, Joanne Hodgins,
Derek Holmes, Trudy Wright,
Larry Isaac, Brent Froats, Tony
Vanderhoek, Janis Kestle, Linda
Aulenback, Donnie McFalls,
Linda Earhart, Harry Blom, Har-
ry Foster, Bobby Stuckless,
Ricky Freeman, LindaJosh, Lori
Ann Wilson.
Special Education Class, Miss
Harris: Jane Bowerman, Ron
Hardie, Patricia Hodgins, Doug-
las Hutton, Jack Hutton, Debbie
Kennedy, Larry Wright, Nancy
Casselman, Holly Elson, Brian
Cornish.
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UN., ITEQ
EVENING VPW
The gvenin VOW. .Church
WPPIPTI. 1103 their June meeting.
in the schoolroom last Tueslpy
evening with..the president, Mrs,
Emerson Stanley In the chair.
Mrs. Ed. Melanson and Mrs.
A. A Reilly took the worship.
Pleae were 1:1140. to hold a
pie,pgP. on 444,Uat. 10.
On .behalf. :Of the group, the
president gave Mrs. 00; a
jewelry set,.
SUNDAY pgAyjcg.
The guest speaker at the 11
o'clock service was the Rev.
James Johanson BA BD from
Temple Church, Windsor. •
ANGLICAN
CHURCH SE RVICE
Rev. Robert Andrew Carson,
the new rector of Holy Trinity
Church, Lucan and St. James
Church, Clandeboye, took the 11
o'clock communion service on
Sunday.
He will be on vacation during
the month of July, when ser-
vices will be taken by Paul Carr,
student at Huron College, Lon-
don.
PENTECOSTAL
The pastor took the morning
service and former pastor Rev.
John Sexton was in charge of the
evening service.
BIENNIAL CONFERENCE
Rev. Gordon McDonald, Mrs.
Howard Currie, both delegates,
and another car-load of church
members, attended the Biennial
Conference at Arthur, Saturday
where Mr. McDonald was named
assistant superintendent of the
Ontario-Conference.
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LEAVES FOR NEW CHARGE':
Rev., and Mrs.. E., G. Lan ,.
caster, who have been Packing
for weeks, left• last WednesdaY
for their new home at Forest,
Where Mr, Lancaster will have
charge of Christ Church, Forest,
and St. John's •Church, Kettle
POInt,
It was with deep regret their
many friends said farewell.
MEET
The Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT
met on Tuesday evening in the
Church schoolroom for a pot
luck supper and closing party.
Committees were set up under
the leadership of Mrs. M. H.
Hodgins, Mrs, R. B. Worthing-
ton, Miss Nancy Park and Miss
pMaarrt /3,174rrFaInegarend.prTihmisaritlyypbye thoef
girls themselVeS, was enjoyed
by all.
On Thursday evening, mem-
bers of the Lucan-Clandeboye
CGIT visited Strathmere Lodge
presenting a musical program
and serving tea to the patients.
Mrs. M. H. Hodgins, super-
intendent of the group acting as
emcee introduced the leaders
and the accompanist, Mrs. Clar-
ence Hardy. misses Janis Free-
man and Marlene Butler sang
solos, Kathryn Worthington play-
ed piano solos, Valerie Leitch
gave accordion solos, Marilyn
Hearn, Nancy Park and Graduate
Wendy Cronkite sang trios and
Explorers . Karen Hodgson and
Johanna Engel and -future Ex-
plorer Cora Engel r endered
trios, all of which were greatly
enjoyed by the patients.
Group singing of f a your it e
hymns was 'conducted by Mrs.
Hodgins and tea was served by
the members, many of whom
also took the patients for walks
in their wheel chairs.
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