HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-07-01, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987.
Graduation day came for grade 8 students at Hullett Central School on June 23. Members
of the graduating class are: [frontrow, left to right] Loreena Simpson, Lisa Kennedy, Lana
Lawrence, Shannon Duizer, Sheila Rodger, Angela McCall, Kim Mayberry, Lisa Spence,
Vickylou Riley, Tracy Kennedy, Denise Gross, Annette Lockhart, Karen Plunkett; [back
row] Mike Memer, Ted Vanderlei, Tim Airdrie, Paul Jewitt, Scott Vodden, Gerben Wilts,
Kevin Wright, David Werkema, Shane Taylor, Richard Bergsmaand Kenneth Penfound.
Top Hullett Central students honoured at graduation
HullettCentral Public School
held their Grade 8 graduation
banquet at Londesboro Hall on
June 23.
The banquet opened with grace
and a toast to the Queen by Denise
Gross. Following dinner there was
appreciation shown to the ladies by
Richard Bergsma for preparing the
dinner. The introduction of head
table was given by Lisa Kennedy,
then of the guests and the
graduates. John Jewitt gave greet
ings from the board. A toast to the
graduates was given by Mr. E.
Lockhart. A reply to the toast was
given by Angela McCool. The
introduction of the teachers was
given by Tim Airdrie and Shannon
Duizer and replied to by Mr. Ron
Jewitt.
The program and presentation
of graduation certificates was
completed at the school. There was
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
a grade 8 graduates slide presenta
tion and songs, “Candle on the
water” and “Somehwere out
there”, were sung.
Awards were presented as
follows: History and Geography,
Paul Jewitt, presented by Helen
Lawson from the Happy Gang
Senior Citizens; French, toTim
Airdrie, presented by Mr. Griffin
for Happy Gang Senior Citizens;
Mathematics, to David Werkema,
presented by Keith Allen for T.B.
Allen Ltd.; English, Shannon
Duizer, presented by Margaret
Wright for Summerhill Club;
Penmanship, Tracy Kennedy, pre
sented by Mr. Gingerich for Mr.
and Mrs. A. MacLennan; Out
standing boy athlete, Scott Vod
den, in memory of the late Ted
Pickett, by Mr. and Mrs. John
Jewitt; Outstanding girl athlete, to
Karen Plunkett, in memory of the
late Ted Pickett, presented by Mr.
and Mrs. John Jewitt; Inudstrial
arts, Richard Bergsma, presented
by Margaret Taylor for Londesboro
Women’s Institute; Family servi
ces, Michael Merner, presented by
Margaret Taylor for Londesboro
Women’s Institute; Music, to Kim
Mayberry, presented by Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Bosman, in memory of
Amy; Effort and Co-opera-tion,
Ken Penfound, presented by Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Lee; Top boy
graduate, Shane Taylor, presented
by Mr. Art Airdrie for Londesboro
Lions Club; Top girl graduate,
Annette Lockhard, presented by
Mr. Craig for Londesboro Lions
Club.
Paul Jewitt introduced the guest
speaker, Mr. Bob Shrier. Appreci
ation of the guest speaker was
shown by Michael Merner. Intro
duction of the Valedictorian was
given by David Werkema. The
valedictorian was Shane Taylor. O
Canada was sung by Barbara
Bosman. Bob Shrier gave each of
the graduating class an autograph
ed copy of his book, ‘ ‘Let’s think for
a minute.”
Couple weds in Londesboro Church
Congratulations to Brenda Mil
lar and Alan Young who were
married June 27 in the church.
Congratulations to Earl and
Marilyn Johnston on the birth of
their son Robert Trent on June 27 in
Stratford Hospital, first grandchild
for Dorothy and Frank Johnston
and eighth for Betty and Len
Archambault. Great-grandpar
ents are Bob and Bertha Johnston.
Margaret Taylor, President of
West Huron W.I. attended Tiger
Dunlop W.I. at Benmiller on
Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Riley hosted a
shower for her great niece Lauma
Riley of Fonthill.
Those attending were her moth-
erandsisters, her grandmother
Ora Bruce, Linda, Janette, Ange
la, aunts and cousins.
Atthe July8W.I. meeting Feme
McClure will be showing pictures.
Roll call will be: “ Where would you
like to spend your next holiday?”
Cathy Vella of Toronto spent last
week with her mother Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Vodden.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen return
ed home on Wednesday after a
vacation through northern Ontario
to Saskatchewan to North Dakota
and back through the northern
United States. They visited with
their grandson Brian Jackson in
Fort Frances and cousins in Delisle
and Conquest, Sask.
Wednesday evening visitors
with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook were
granddaughters, Joan Garrow,
R.N., Ottawa; Dora Lynn Blake,
Vicky and Chastity Colquhoun,
Clinton.
Staff Sargeant Richard and Jean
Shaddick, Sandra, David, Lynn
and Nancy of Ottawa spent several
days last week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
On Saturday Jeff, Karin, Shad
dick, Danny, Stephen and Krystal
of London and Derk and Lloy
Garlichs, Waterloo visited then-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick.
Anyone interested in volunteer
umpiring for the children’s team
please sign the sheet on the
bulletin board at the hall diamond
in Londesboro.
SUMMER SCHOOL
1987
The Huron County Board of Education offers the following
courses at Central Huron Secondary School from Thursday,
July 2nd to July 24th, 1987.
A. SECONDARY July 2nd to July 24th 9a.m. to 12:30p.m.
IMPROVEMENT COURSES
English 1G
English 1A
English 2G
English 2A
English 3G
English 3A
English 4G
English 4A
Mathematics 1G
Mathematics 1A
Mathematics 2G
Mathematics 2A
Mathematics 3G
Mathematics 3A
Mathematics 4G
Mathematics 4A
Locals attend games
On June 22 and 23, the Huron,
Perth, Middlesex Seniors district
games were held in Seaforth.
Thirteen Happy Gang Seniors
participated.
Games played were: cribbage,
Cliff Saundercock and Jim McEw-
ing; shuffleboard, Audrey Thomp
son, Hazel Reid; 5 pin bowling,
Edythe Beacom, Don Buchanan,
June Fothergill, Jack Lee, Bob
Thompson; crokinole, Clara Riley,
Lome Hunking; euchre, Jean
Scott, Dora Shobbrook. There were
no winners but all report a good
time. Everyone enjoyed a hot beef
banquet. The guest speaker was
Mr. Jack Riddell, MPP Huron.
Get Great Grass from
THE
524-2424
OR, CALL TOLL FREE
1-800-265-5593
SENIOR TUTORIALS
An effort will be made to provide tutorial instruction for
Senior Secondary students for upgrading purposes.
Individual application to the Summer School Principal is
required.
B. ELEMENTARY July2ndtoJuly 17th 9a.m. to12:30p.m.
Grade 7 - Remedial English
Grade 7 - Remedial Mathematics
Grade 7 - Remedial English and Mathematics
Grade 8 - Remedial English
Grade 8 - Remedial Mathematics
Grade 8 - Remedial English and Mathematics
C. DRIVER EDUCATION July2nd to July 10th 9a.m. to
12:30p.m.
Fees:
Secondary Credit Courses No Fee
Elementary No Fee
Driver Education $90.00
Registration forms and further information are available at
all elementary and secondary schools in Huron County, or by
calling the Summer School Principal.
Frank MacDonald
Principal
“Summer School 1987”
524-7353