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Lrrckno Semi WI) Vire* noir o Joie 30, 1 .2'` '14,
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Mrs.
Earl Drennan who passed
away a few weeks ago in
• Goderlch. She, was a former
resident of Kingsbridge, and
was a sister to Matt Foley of
• this; area, '
Members .of the choirs
from the• Parishes of St,
Augustine and Kingsbridge,;
• lay readers, Youth Group*
end Father Dentinger, enjoy,
ed a bus. trip to • Canada's
Wonderland at Maple last
Tuesday, {
Congratutationr. to Dirk
and Tinle ;Lon tenberg • who
celebrated their 2Sth wed.
ding anniversaryat to recep•"
tion at the .Lucknow . Legion
on Saturday eveningr •
St, Joseph's Community
School Association has . re. ,
calved a •grant from the
Ministry of Tourism and Rec.
teat* to run a. summer
playground again this year.
• The ',playground will open
Monday, July S and ' run for
seven weeks. Three girls
have been.:. hired for this
project, `• They are Michelle
• Bradley, Diane Van Osch and.
Heather Ann . Stapleton.
These girls attended •the
.Summer . Leaders • Training
• Camp at Camp Menesetnrng.
near Ooderich, during the
past week. Coordinator • for
• the .playground this summer
,Is. Delores Van 'Osch.
Congrwiattrlatirns to all the.
students. in' `the .area Who,
have just " completed a sac•
'cesetful year at a:hoot '
Grade eight graduation
was held on Thursday even.
ing, June 24 at St, Joseph's
CommunityJ School begin.
rang. with a Mass celebrated
by Father Ed. Dentinger,
Following Mass, dinner was
served in the Parish Hall by
members of the C.W.L. and
last year's grade eight grad.
•nate girls,
Following the "meal, Mc
Dave Sharp,aIrman and
act.
ed ch d called
as
upon Linda Van Osch, who
graciously thanked. the ladies
and 'giris .for the lovely meal.
Sally Van Osch ,gave the'
valeditorrlan address. Father
Denttnger introduced the
guest speaker, Mr, Michael
• Garvey,' 0,C., a Mississauga.
lawyer, who also .his a home
in .Kingsbridge. Following
'Mr. ' Oarvey't .very Informs•
time talk, he was thanked by'
Maria Milton` and presented
with..e gift. ..
The presentation of
awards .followed. Mr, • Eug.
ene Frayne, ori behalf of the.
Knights of Columbus, pres.
'anted the Proficiency Award
to three students who tied for
the honour, Sally Van Osch,
Linda Van • Osch and Lonny
poherty ,Eich of them also
received a 'small.. engraved
plaque... •
• Mrs. Joanne McDonagh,
grade eight teacher, present.
ed engraved plaques to the
*indents ,on the honour troll,
for which a ;student, Must
achieve straight A's itt all.
The 41th' Harrison .picnic
was held June 12 Harrison
the
Clinton Conservation Area.
Fortytwo people .attended,
Officers for 1982.83are:
president,:: VIM Harrison; .
secretary.treasurer, Marion
Harrison; directors, .Bud and
Amy' Hunt, Alan and Blanche
Johns; sports, Brenda . Mac.
Lean, Mary and Ralph. Mc.
•Adam,
The following won races or
contests: ° kick the slipper,:
men, till Collins, Gerry Neil.
' ands, Chester Hackett; wont.
. en, .Barb Oesch, Mary Mc..
Adam, Jo -Anne Smyth;
three.legged race, 8i11 Col.
Bins and. Stanley Airdrie,
Barb Oesch and Jeff Desch,
Colleen McAdam and Sheri
Desch; candy toss, all .the
children;. sack relay, Mary
•McAdam's 'team; tooth . pick
and life saver relay, Hazel.
. Collin's team; string and
. spoon relay, Hazel Colon's
▪ team; balloon toss, tied for'
first, Barb Oesch and Mary
le.'01tOrt10-
icnic
,McAdam, Marton ; Harrison
and Lorne Hackett; .tie' for
2nd.. Trevor MacLean and '
Liiss •Hodgert, Scott Hackett -
and Shawn. .Hackett; raffle;
house plant, Diane Nellands;
ease • Pepsi, Donna Collins:* •
planter, Dora Heard, •
Co. itiing the furthest dist.
Once,W`.iif and: Marion Haul.
son; Oldest present, Annie
Harrison; youngest present,
Blue .lane. Smyth; guess'
number of jelly beans, tie, •
•
Scott Hackett, Dora -Heard.:
Running races 1 3 years,
Danny Collins...Lori Collins;.
_ Joey Airdrie; Kelly Collins; 3
• 5 years, Trevor MacLean;
Shawn McAdam 6 •' .9 year
boys, Jeff Oesch, Timmyir•
, drie; 6 . 9, year girls, Sheri
Oesch, Colleen McAdam; 10
• 14 years, Shawn `Hackett,
Scott Hackett, . Stanley Air
drie; men, Bill Collins, Gerry
Neilands, Jim Collins; wom.
en, Barb .Desch, Brenda
MacLean, Hazel Collins,
June '3, 1982,
Dear
Maudies
Received your letter some time ago, and have neglected
writing, l hope you will have a good Lucknow Jamboree in
$3.
• 1 am enclosing $10,00.to help in a small way, I'm sure they,
wilVhave • a good turnout as usual, 1 hope so,
1 cannot attend now. •in 19&3 1 will be -82 and I'm not a •
traveller any more, In fact there would be so very few 1
would even, recognize.• .• .
Hope all will turn out we1L
Lowe,
Ethel Blue,
academie subjects, through,
out the year.. Receiving this
award were Selly Van Osch,.•
Linda Van Osch, Lonny Doh.
erty,. Maria Dalton, and.
Cathy O'Connor, 'High aver.
age awards were also pres.
anted to Melissa Martin -and
Patrick Frayne,
Science awards were press
ented to Lonny Doherty, by •
Clete Dalton, on behalf of
Ashfield . Farm Organize.
tions, and • Cathy O'Connor,
by Mrs.. Neil Stapleton, rep..
reaerating West %wane*
Farm Organisations.
Miss Mona Daher, French
teacher presented the French
award to Linda Van Osch,
.The • Citizenship Award
was presented to Steve Van
Osch, by Mrs. Ted Martin,
president of St. Joseph's,
C.WV.L.
Patrick Frayne was "'the
recipient of the • Music
award, presented by Music
teacher; Mrs, Lawrence Hog.
era.
Melissa Martin was ' the .
winner of the. Garvey Public.
Speaking Trophy presented
by Mrs. Murk Dalton •
Father Mike Dalton at•.
tended the graduation this,
year, to present a new award,
the Pother Mike ' Dattbn
Sportsmanship award to
Marta. Dalton and Edward
Ptasscheert. He also prem
ented medallions • to the
grade .eight, boy* who have
faithfully. served as Altar •
goy*, .
Mr, Melvin O'Reilly of•
Detroit, presented!. a -New
Testament to each graduate •
and Was thaked ' by. Patrick
Prayne.
Mr. Sharpe and. Mrs Mc.
Donagh, presented the grade
eight diplomas, Mrs. Eugene
Frayne, Cultural Life' Con. •
voter, St, Joseph's• C.W,L;
aid. . Mrs, Neil Stapleton,
representing St,: Augustine ,
C,W,L., presented:. each
graduate with: a small, gift
and werethanked by, Melissa
•Martin, • •
Mr. Hill Klnahan, Huron.
Perth Separate School rep-
relentative ' brought greet•'
hogs from the board, 'The
evening concluded' by sing.
Ing 0 Canada, .
The. graduates are Maria
Dalton, Jackie •Delburque,
Lonny' Doherty, Patrick
Frayne,, Melissa' Martin,
Margaret Knoop; Edward
Plasschaert, ,Cathy 'O'Con.
nor, Danny Wilson, Sally •
Van Osch, Linda Van Osch,,
John Van • Osch and Steve
Van Osch. ,
• On Friday morning, Al.
lowing a School Mass, .report
cards and special awards.
were presented. to the
remaining classes. .of °the
• school, • The Paul . Rlegiing
Memorial Music Scholersahip
award was presented by Mr, '
Max fiegling to Helen Thew
ony, a printery student..
Public speaking, awards were
presented to Sandra Van
Osch, Wendy Mittenburg,
Maureen Stapleton, and Paul
Van Rooy, •
French awards were ppros•
ented to ' Wendy Miltenburg
and Mary Catherine Stapler.
Field Day champion award
Whiner was. Maureen Staple.
ton, Other awards presented
were perfect attendance bad.
ges, special events badges,
and silver dollars for compet.
lug in the -Garvey Public
Speaking competition,
The highlight.. and, most:
exciting event of the day. was
when student Helen
Theony's name was drawn to
throw a cream pie" in the
principal's face, Mr. Sharpe
was a very good sport about
it,
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,The tradition dfcaring is still very
important at WIngfiam and
District Hospital,
This ttadition is reflected,
anew in changes to make entry
to the 1-16spital more
convenient and your stay 'there '
more comfortable;
• At the Mlnlstry ofHealth, we
Bre happy to be a partner hi a
project that helps people feel better•
iri so rrrany ways.
Ministry of Health .
@Ontario
Larry Gro marl, Minister