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RDS News
The elementary boys' house league volleyball was won by
Phillip Trepanier's team, the winning score being 11-9. The
girls' winning team was Shelly Strauss'.
TEACHER OF THE WEEK
Mr. Poulin is our Teacher of the Week. He was born in
Quebec City and educated, in Northern Ontario and
Windsor. He teaches French to the elementary students. He
has two children. Peter and Marc and they all reside in
Wingham. Mr. Poulin's favourite activity is eating. We
hope Mr. Poulin will continue to teach at R.D.S. for a great
many more years.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
This year our Public Speaking was held on Monday Feb.
28, 1977. In the Senior Division the winners were: Donna
Huber-Traffic Fatalities, and Ann Cluley-Friendship. The
Junior division winners were: Debbie Gamble-Toboggan-
ing. Anne Drzazga-Charles Dickens, and Shelly Hackett-
Use of Leisure Time. Other participants were Karen
McGarvey /Chico, my cat, Brian McQuire-Man versus
Woman, and Julie Cushnie-Shetland Pony. Congratulations
to the winners!!!
SCIENCE FAIR
The secientists that won at our Science Fair this year were
as follows:
SENIOR DIVISION, Jeff Rouse, Polymers; Doug Peter-
baugh, Photography; Greg Rouse, Absorbancy of Woods;
Robbie Lowry and Mark Humphrey, Paper Towels.
JUNIOR DIVISION, MaryMargaret Smith, Testing Tissue
Paper; Margot . Messenger, Noise; Mark Stewart, Home ,
Made Projector.
FIRST IN PUBLIC SPEAKING
Congratulations to Mary Luanne
Clare who won the first prize in the
Junior High School division in the
Royal Canadian - Legion Public
Speaking Zone Cl competitions
held at the Legion Hall in Clinton
on Saturday, March 12.
Mary Luanne is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and a
grade 9 student at the F. E. Madill
Secondary School in Wingham. Mr.
Frank Pike, president of the Legion
Branch in Clinton, welcomed the
first placed contestants from the
Goderich. District Collegiate Insti-
tute, Central Huron Secondary
SChool, Clinton, Seaforth High
School, Ripley High School, Kin-
cardine High, School and the F. E.
Madill Secondary School, Wing-
ham. Mr. Herman Young from
Kincardine was the chairman.
Judges were Mr. Tom Fox; Mr.
Ken Bailey and Mr. Len Needham.
Mrs. Evelyn Carrol, Honorary
chairlady of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Royal Canadian Legion presen-
ted the awards to the Junior High
School winners.. First prize a gold
bracelet and a Certificate of
Achievement to Mary Luanne Clare
whose topic was "Drugs" and to
Jane Allan from Brucefield, and a
student at , the Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton a travel
alarm , clock for second prize
speaking on the subject "Charlie
Farquharson".
In the .Senior High SchoOl
division, Mr. Harold Chambers
presented the awards to the first
prize winner Glenna Ellis, a
student at the Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton, who
spoke on "Young People and
Alcohol". She received a gold
bracelet and a Certificate of
Achievement. Second place winner
was Ken de Boer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill de Boer of tucltnow who
attends the F. E. Madill Secondary
School, Wingham and spoke on the
subject "Land Use". He received a
travel alarm clock. The first place
prize winners will continue on to
the District Level to be held at the
Milverton. Community Hall on
Sunday, April 3.
Joe Courtney, a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London since
Sunday, March 6th, was able to
return to his home here on
Thursday, March 10th.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the Muschied and the Jouwsma
families on the death of Seibje
(Jouwsma) Muschied at the Wing-
ham and District Hospital on
Thursday, March 10th in her 40th
year. Her body rested at the S. J.
Walker Funeral Home, Wingham.
Funeral service was held at the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses, Wingham on Saturday,
March 12th at 2 p.m. Interment
was in the Wingham Cemetery.
A large crowd attended the
reception in honour of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Hogan held at the
Saltford Valley Hall on Saturday
evening, M'arch 12. Music for
dancing was supplied by Carruth-
er's Orchestra.
Irish tenor Jim Sinnett accom-
panied by Mrs. Lillian Simpson at
the piano supplied volunteer enter-
tainment at the ,,_ Legion Hall,
,Goderich on Friday evening, March
11
Plans are being completed for
the St. Patrick's Variety concert to
be held in St. Joseph's Parish Hall
at Kingsbridge on Sunday evening,
March 20th beginning at 8.15 p.m.
By this celebration we will also
honour St. Joseph patron of our
parish whose feast occurs on March
19th. Lunch will be served and
everyone is welcome.
Students are writing mid term
examinations this week with the
mid winter' break beginning •on
Friday, ,March 18.
The junior girls' volleyball team
returned to St. Joseph's, Kings- '
bridge from their volleyball tourna-
ment with the runner's up' pennant.
They were coached by Miss Joanne
Hamilton. Girls on the team were:
Teresa VanRooy, Vicki Delburgue,
Lisa Frayne, Marion Knoop,
Heather Ann Stapleton, Liz Vogt,
Cathy Chisholm, Carol Foran,
Diane VanOsch, Linda Sinnett,
Denise Connelly and Betty Jane
Foran. Congratulations girls.
The junior boys played well but
were eliminated .just before the
finals. Mrs. Wilson was their
coach for the games.
In Kindergarten, Mrs. Riegling
is teaching a unit on the family;
Mrs. Eedy is preparing grade two
students for their first Holy
Communion and grade three for
their First Confession. Mrs. Park
and Mrs. Simpson "are busy
preparing students for the Kiwanis
Musical Festival to be held in
Stratford.
On Thursday, March 10th Miss
Eileen O'Brien, Goderich and Mrs
J. McMichael of Dungannon acted
as judges in the second stage of the
Garvey Public Speaking competi-
tions held at St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge. The winners are as
follows:
Grade 8 Poetry: Astrid Plassch-
aert, Joanne Crawford, Jean Vogt;
Grade 8 Introductions: Steven
Frayne, Frances VanRooy, Tom
Foran; Grade 7 Poetry: Diane
Miltenburg, Cathy VanDiepan,
Fred Gerdes; Grade 7 Introduc-
tions: Colleen Foran, Jackie Van-
Osch, Kevin Leddy; . Grade 6 .
Recitations: Teresa VanRooy,
Cathy Chisholm, Denise Connelly;
Grade 6 Write your own poetry: Joe
Gerdes, Carol Foran, Louie For-
ger; Grade 5 Amusing Personal
Experiences: Michael Austin, Cas-
ey Hendriks, Paul Turcotte; Grade
5 Recitations: Perry VanOsch,
Shawn Doherty, Shawn Durnin;
Grade 6 and 5 Skits: Lisa Frayne
and Heather Ann Stapleton; Betty
Jane Foran and Carol Foran,
Teresa VanRooy and Denise Con-
nelly.
The impromtu speeches were
heard on Friday, March 11th. Mr.
David Zyluk, principal and Mrs.
Ferguson were the judges. Grade
8: Stephen Frayne, Brian Smith,
Joanne Crawford; Grade 7: Kath-
leen Foran, Jackie Dalton, Debbie
Drennan.
The primary-junior Garvey
Speaking competitions (grades kin-
dergarten to 4) will be held during
education week on April 20th
beginning at 1 p.m.' in the school
auditorium.,
KINLOUGH
The Holyrood Women's Institute
held a euchre party at the hall on
Tuesday evening. There were 6;
tables in play. The high lady was
Mrs. Ellwood Elliott; high gent,
Ellwood Elliott; lucky lady, Mrs.
Frank Maulden; high gent, Donald
Murray.
Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Schurter and little daughter of,
Greenock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slessor of
Glamis visited on Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs.' Bert Nicholson and
Lois.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott are
spending a while at'' the home of
Mr. and Mr's. - Bob Scott, conces-
sion 4, while they are away on a
winter holiday.
Mrs. Delbert Hedley, Mrs. Lloyd
Johnston and Dennis, visited on
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Visser and
Tracey at Whitechurch. Little
Tracey just got home on Tuesday
from the Wingham and District.
Hospital, where she has been a
patient for a time. On Sunday
Tracey had to return to hospital.
We extend best wishes to Mr.
and Mrs. Art Haldenby, who will
celebrate their 53rd wedding
anniversary on March 22nd.
Dr. and Mrs. D'Arcy Bruce of
Owen Sound were .dinner guests
with Edna and May Boyle on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cook of
Owen Sound visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswiller
of London visited on Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois were
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Evans, Linda
and Lisa of Erin and Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Stewart of Millarton.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles
have left for their annual trip to
Florida.
Mrs. Agnes Hodgins is enjoying
a holiday to California.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1977