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Grade 8 Graduation Night Held
Ailucknow Central Public School
100 At Special
Mass and Breakfast
her with autographed clothes pins
as a reminder of the shower. The
bride opened the many lovely and
useful gifts which were carried in
by the little ones present. Lunch
concluded the evening.
Thirty one boxes of used clothing
were boxed and sent to Combere-
mere, Thanks" to all who helped
pack the boxes..
Zone '1 Separate Schools Track
and Field competitions were held in
Wingham on Tuesday, June 15. ,
Schobls taking part were from
Kingsbridge, Clinton, Goderich
and Wingham. Congratulations to
the following champions: Senior
girl, Donna Drennan of St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge;
Senior boy, Peter Hendriks, also of
St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge;
Intermediate girl, Theresa ,Osborn,
St. Mary's, Goderich; Intermediate
boy, Mike Wedlock, St. Mary's,
Goderich; Junior girl, Lisa Rayne;
St. Joseph'. s School, Kingsbridge;"
Junior boy, ' Jeff Denomme, St.,
Mary's, Goderich. The Zone I
finalists will represent their schools
on Tuesday, June 22 at the Annual
Huron Perth Separate. School Track
and. Field competitions being held
in Mitchell.
Congratulations 'to Alex Chis-
holm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Chisholm and Mary Lynn. Cloutier,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Cloutier of Toronto who were
married on Saturday, June 19 in St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church at
Kingsbridge at 4 p.m. Several
from this area attended the
reception held in their honour at
the Saltford Valley Hall that same
evening. Music , for dancing was
supplied by the Sundowners.
Mrs. Nora Sinnett of Gaithers-
burg, Maryland is spending some
time visiting at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James Sinnett and family and her
many relatives and friends in this
community. ,
Joe -Austin, son of Mr. and Ivirrs.
John Austin and. Eric Courtney,, son
..of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney
visited from last Thursday,. Rine 17
until Tuesday, June 22 in Jackion,
Michigan with their aunt Mrs.
Marie Judge, Mr. Judge, and
families. On Friday evening, June
18 they were guests at the wedding
of their cousin James Walter Judge
to Lucinda Ann Jones at the, Queen
of the Miraculous Medal Roman
Catholic Church, • Jackson and
afterwards at the reception' held at
the Holiday. Inn.
Mrs. Bernardine. Kinney, Mrs.
Grace Austin and Mrs. Teresa
Courtney attended the • South
Western Ontario John Galt Council
Heritage Canada second annual
meeting hosted in Goderich by the
Architectural' Conservancy of Ont-
ario, Huron County Branch, on
Saturday, June 19. Registration
was held .at the Historic Jail and
coffee served before a tour of the
Wednesday night of laSt week
was gradUation night for the grade',
eight classes at Lucknow Central
Public School.
The evening opened with 0
Canada, accompanied on the piano
by Nancy Thompson. S. E. Collyer,
principal at Luckn6W Central Public
School, extended words, of
to the students, parents, relatives
and friends in attendance.
The grade 8 students were
introduced by their class teacher.
Mrs. Jack, Fisher introduced
Mark Abbott, Blair Alton, Beverley
Bell, Debbie Bolt, Sharon Bolte,.
Colin Cameron, Ray Cunningham,
Suzanne Corrin, Mike Dennis, Bill
Gibson, Mark Haldenby, 'Steven
Harn,an, Shane Hickey, Janet
Humphrey, Henry Lennips, Karen
Lindsay, Russell Mackie, Brent
Maize, Diannp McBride, Wayne
McDonagh, Mary H. McDonald,
Elaine Morningstar, Lynne Nicol-
son, Janice Thompson, Nancy
Thompion, Jeff Thomson, Alice
Vander Klippe, Aldena. Vansligten-
horst, Ann Webster, Jack Whyt-
ock.
Mrs. Ken Wheeler introduced:
Colleen Adams, Steven "Atkinson,
Cherie Brooks, Brian Bushell,
Carol Bushell, Kevin Clark, Mich-
ael. Cowan, 'Donald del3oer, Faye
Ann Forster, Murray Gibb, Judy
Gollan, Ray 2G uay, Kendra Malden-
by, Jim HaWthorne, Debbie Hayes,
Randy Hayes, Bruce Hedley,
Sandra Hopf, Danny Londry, Kelly
Mackie, Kenny McFarlan, Rajinder
Mehan, ' Clara Milligan, Linda
Moulton, David Ross, Darren
VanBoven, Carol Wilson, Jamie
Young, Vicki Young.
Jack Whytock played selections
on the violin accompanied by the
music supervisor Mrs. Bruce
MacDonald.
Suzanne Corrin presented
gymnastic display.
Shiging and skits followed by the
grade 8 classes.
Alice Vander Klippe delivered
the valedictory address. Alice is the
daughter xof Mr. and , Mrs. Jerry
Vander Klippe of R. R. 5 Lucknow.
Field Day awards were preSent-
ed to: junior girl's champion, Lana
jail with commentary by Mrs.
Dorothy Wallace. A bus tour of the
heritage sights -of Goderich was
thoroughly enjoyed. Luncheon at
the M,aitland Golf and Country
Club was followed by a' business'
meeting with 17 Heritage Canada
affiliated organizations in South,
Western Ontario taking part.
'Plans are, being made 'for a
variety night program to be held in
St. Joseph's Parish Hall on Sunday
evening, July 25 at 8 p.m. Make
plans to attend.
Edward Courtney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Courtney of Goderich
accompanied by Douglas Scott, son
of Robert ,Scott of 'Ashfield left by
car on Monday, June 21 for the
Western Provinces.' Edward plans
to find work while Doug will be
returning in a week's time. They
plan to visit With the several. boys
,froth Kingsbridge and Kintail who
have already found employment in
the West.
alriderson; junior boys, Paul
Picard; intermediate girls, • Judy
MacDonald; intermediate boys;
Rob Henderson; senior girls, Linda
Moulton; senior boys, Mike Cow-
an.
The band proficiency award was
presented to Steve Atkinson. The
Nicolson Memorial, for, outstanding
musical ability, was presented to
Jack Whytock for his accomplish:
ments on the violin. Steve
Atkinson and Nancy Thompson are
being sent to the. Ontario Band
Camp at *avetton for one.,week in
July as a reward for their service to
the band.
The Lizmore award for public
speaking.was pres,ented to Suzanne
Corrin. The Henderson award for
girl's proficiency in grade 8 was
won by Alice Vander Klippe and
the MacDonald award for boy's
general proficiency was won by
Ken McFarlan.
Judy Gollan expressed thanks to
the grade 7 mothers for assisting
with the lunch and refreshments
which -followed the gathering and
Mrs. 'Clarence Ritchie replied.
Singing by the grade ' 8 class
preceded the closing of God Save
the Queen, with piano accompani-
ment by Sandra Hopf.
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
The' Knights of Columbus Mass
'sand Communion $reakfast was
held at 5t. Joseph's, Kingsbridge
on Sunday, ,June 20. Mass was
celebrated y Reverend Father .
John Dietrich of Waterloo, in
memory of Mark Dalton, former
Knights of Columbus Grand
- • Knight.
Following, Mass, approximately.,
100 guests were served breakfaSt
by members of the Kingsbridge
Catholic Women's League, in the
church basement.
Head table guests were: Gaetan
. Jacques, deputy Grand Knight and
Mrs. Jacques from Goderich;
Brother Carl You, Monsignor
Phalen, St. Augustine; Reverend
Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. Chap-
lain; Gerry Petrie, Grand Knight
and Mrs. Petrie from Goderich;
Charles Rau who represented his
son the Grand Knight' from
Seaforth, and Mrs. Rau. Chairman
for the most interesting program
was Eugene Frayne . of Kings-
bridge. Reverend . Father Ed
Dentinger intrnduced the guest
speaker, Reverend Father John
Dietrich of Waterloo who spoke on
"Prayer". - Monsignor Phalen was
congratulated on his recent cele-
brations marking. 40 years in 'the
Priesthood. Mrs. Clarice Dalton
was presented with a' plaque in
memory of her husband Mark.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hartman
and daughter Kathy of ICitchener
spent the weekend' at •the home of
her mother Mrs. Marie Austin.
Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Phil O'Brien from
Goderich. ,
Edward Sinnett, son of Mr and .
Mrs. James Sinnett, WhO is
employed on the S. S. Gulf Canada
has spent two weeks vacation at his
home here. He was to -return to
Point .Tupper, Nova Scotia on
Monday but due to the, pilot's strike
was unable to do so.
Mr. and. Mrs. Con Hogan visited
recently with Miss Fay Hogan,
Owen Sound..
James Sinnett has' returned to
the boat, the "Paul H. Townsend",
in Alpina, Michigan after spending
two weeks vacation .at his home
here.
SHOWER FOR
MISS JOANNE HENDRIKS
On Friday evening, June 18,
1976 about 65 friendS gathered in
St. Joseph'S Parish Hall, Kings-
bridge to honour Joanne Hendriks•
on her future marriage to Ron
Menary. 'Mrs. Anne Riegling acted
as chairlady and introduced the
following numbers, 1. 'Mary Clare
played the piano for a cotnmunity
sing song. 2. Lisa Frayne danced
the Highland Fling and the Sailor's.
Hornpipe. 3. Denise Dalton played
selections on the, piano. Joanne
• and her sisters Betty and Rita and a
friend Marianne Miltenburg were
asked to take the pretty decorated
chairs. Anne Riegling read the
address to the bride and presented, n
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