HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-05-26, Page 19RIPLEY
HURON
CENTRAL
REPORTERS: Darlene Coiling and
Mary Farrell.
OUTDOOR EDUCATION
On May 14th, 'the grade 5:6 class
went on a camping trip to the pine
bush- about 3/4 miles from' the
school on the 8th concession. It
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1976
THE LIICKNOW SENTINEL INCKNOK, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN.
LEAVING 'THE OLD SCHOOL
for the last time, February 1,1 1966,
' SCHOOL REUNION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
baked beans, etc. Following
Saturday evening Mass, a dance,
was enjoyed by the graduates and
present school stnclents in the
• school gymnasium with music for
dancing -provided—by Disc. Jockey
Brian Elmslie from CKNX.
A MaSs for' the graduates was
celebrated on Sunday, May 23 by
pastor Reverend Father Ed Den=
finger, C.R. Folk singing with
aceonipaniment on the guitar by.;
Miss Marie Boyle was provided by
former graduates. A special •
quartette was sung 'by -'Marie and •
Anne Boyle and Mary acrd Berna-
' dine VanRooy. Following Mass,
coffee and donuts were served to
an overflowing crowd.
At. 2.30 in the afternoon, a two
hour program was held in the
school gymnasium' with Mr. Clem
Steffler, principal, -master of cere-
monies. •
The opening chorus was by
Grades S and 6 students of the •
school with piano 'accompaniment
by music instructor Mrs. Lillian
Simpson. • •
ReVerend Father Carauana of.
Parkhill, and Parish Priest at
Kingsbridge at the time of the
building of the new school, spoke
on the History of St. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge and expressed'
his deep appreciation for the help
given him during his four year
pastorate in Kingsbridge.
Arthur Haid, chairman • of the
C.R.C.S.S. Board brought congrat-
ulations to the community' on the
very special occasion of the 10th .
anniversary of St. ,Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge. Quote: "School and
school systems can produce math-
ematicians, 'scientists and scholars,
but if they, don't produce people
who are concerned for one another
- if they don't produce people who
live lives according to Christian
principles, then they have accom-
plished very little. This community
recognized the very basic fact and
built this Catholic School to .insure
John Vintar; Director of Educa-
tion, also brought greetings Of
congratulations as well as Rever••• •
end Father Ed Dentinger, C.R.
parish priest who gave credit to the
school, the children, their teachers,
and especialy to the pioneers who
handed down the' faith.
Miss Kathy O'Keefe spoke on
. behalf of the 182 graduates of the
past .ten years and presented the
teachers,' Fathers • Carauana and
Dentinger and Brother Carl . Voll
with a gift. Letter's of regret for
being 'unable 'to attend the reunion
were received from Mr. Buldger,„
former • school inspector, Mrs.
Barbara (Winter) Moerbeck, the
first principal , of the school, and -
Father Henry Cassano. The first
graduation class of 1966 , were
asked to stand: they were Joseph
Austin, Ronald Boel, Gary Court-
ney, Denise Dalton, Marlene
Drennan, Francis Hogan and Nolda
Miltenburg. • .
A program followed with the
following• numbers: Scottish dances
by Miss Lisa Frayne; readings by
Mary Luanne Clare; . songs by
Marie Boyle with guitar accompan-
Mrs. Harve$, Houston, Lucknow,
was guest speaker, Thursday,' May
20th at the Huron South District
Annual held in• Crediton Commun-
ity Centre. •'
. •
'Walter Marsland of R. 1
Kincardine was a recent winner of
$25. in Wintari6 Lottery. Another
$25 winner wai • Wilbert 'Robb of
Ashfield Township. •
Mr. and IV1rs, Cliff MacMillan
and faniily, Paula, Abigail, Andy
and 'Danny of St. Catharines were
holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. MacMillan. David MacMillan
visited. in Kincardine with friends
and spent the holiday weekend
with his grandparents in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon and
children of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Nixon of Winghain
were• recent visitors with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Nixon,
Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 'MacDon-
ald, Lucknow, returned home last
week from a two-week holiday with
their son Jim at Cloverdale, British
Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broome and
Eric of Seaforth spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Broome of Ashfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keane, Arlene
ON•THEIR OWN
The reason' so many children
are on the streets at night is be
cause they are just too much •
afraid to stay at home alone.
iment; song by Misses Lucille and
Donna Frayne with piano accom-
paniment by Marianne Frayne;
songs by Miss Nancy Anderson
accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Simp-
son' on the piano; gymnastics' by
some students of Grades 5,'6, 7 and
8; the Kingsbridge Youth Club
performed, a skit written and
organzied by Miss Lucille Frayne; •
the senior choir (Grades 6, 7 and 8)
sang several songs and ended the
activities with- "The. School Yell",
with all graduates taking part.
included orienteering, tin foil
dinners and the survival game.
On May 25, 26 and 27th we are
going to Wiarton to the outdoor
Education Centre. We had an
auction at school to raise'money for
it. We all brought in things we
didn't want any more. We raised
$50.35. With this money, • Mr. •
O'Donohue is going to buy the
hotdogs and the hotdog buns, cold
meats, and told drinks. We have to
bring the rest of the food.
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Just another reminder that there .
is Kindergarten Registration on
May 28, 1976 from 1.00 to 3.30
p.m.
left, to right, Joe • Austin, Gary
'Courtney, Denise Dalton, Nolda
Miltenburg.
THE FIRST GRADUATION
CLASS, JUNE 1966 left to right,
Francis Hogan, Ron Boel, Nolda
Miltenburg, Principal Miss Barb-
ara Winter, Denise Dalton, Mar-
lene Drennan, Gary Courtney and
Joe• Austin.
your children would receive a total and Brian of Cardiff and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hunter, Neil and Laura education, an education that gives of Pefferlaw purpose rand meaning to life". spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
G.= Hunter, a/claim. •
Mrs. Frank' Miller of Lucknow is
a' patient in Wingham and District •
Hospital.
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