The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-07-04, Page 17,
es, . Marian Knoop, 'Kevin
Smith, Heather Ann Staple-
ton, Diane VanOsch, Brent'
VanOsch, Teresa VanRooy,
and Liz Vogt.
The banquet was served in
the Parish Hall by the CWL
at 8.00 p.m., with Father
saying Grace, Principal Dave
Zyluk toasting the Queen,
Father Coughlin of St. Aug-
ustine giving the after dinner
e)s made
urance.
'ou can be disqualified from getting
enefits,for op. to six weeks if you.quit your
ib voluntarily, you were. fired for mis-
onduct, or if you turned down a• suitable -
)b ofret.,
'ou'can still appeal a. decision,by. UI to deny :
ou benefits.
Explaining UI. terms:
*Weeks of Work.
This means weeks of work that are -insurable
Ir Unemployment Insurance, Most •
nployment of 20 hours or more a week
insurable.
*Qualifying Period
What UI calls your Qualifying Period is '
ie 52 weeks`before-we•start your claim,••.Or if
uu ha'd a'"ctaim in the last year, it's the:time
nce that• claim started,
*Variable Entrance
Requirement (VER)
To qualify for Unemployment Insurance
enefits, you' must have worked from 10'to 14
•eeks in insurable employmentduring your
!ualifying Period*; The exact number Of weeks
epends on the Unemployment Rate* in the
:onoinic region where you live.. (Seebelow.)
you don't have enough weeks to qualify
hen you file your claim; we keep your,applica
on in the computer file. If the Unemployment
ate*changes so you then have the weeks you
eed, we will send you a notice.
*Unemployrnient Rate
For Unemployment Insurance, the
nemployinent.Rate used for each of the 48
:onomic regions of Canada is not the current...._.,
ionthly Statistics Canada unemployment rate
i each region. It is a three-monthaverage
rseasonally-adjusted monthly, unemployment
ices.
Canada's Unemployment
Insurance Program
Vorking with � eo le
p... p
who want to work.
1
Employment and
Immigration. Canada
Ron Atkey, Minister
Ernploi et
immigration Canada
Ron Atkey, Ministre
C� ada
students
thanks and Cathy Chisholm
thanking the CWL ladies and .
the servers, which included
1978 graduates. ,
Mr.. Zyluk introduced the
guests at the head table.
Father Ed proposed the toast
to the Graduates, with Diane .
VanOsc:h replying; Lisa
Frayne toasted the parents
with Neil Stapleton replying;
and Carol Foran toasted
Father Dentinger. Liz Vogt
ably delivered by Valedict-
ory address. Father J. Har-
dy, pastor of St. Joseph's,
Clinton was the guest speak-
er and wasthanked by
Heather Ann Stapleton.
Presentations were as fol-
lows: the Proficiency Award
to Brent VanOsch by Eugene
Frayne for the Knights of
Columbus; Honour Roll to
Brent • VanOsch; Heather
Ann 'Stapleton, Denise Con-
nelly, and Liz Vogt by Mrs.
Joanne McDonagh; the Ash-
field Science Award to. Brent
VanOsch by Derk Logten
berg for the -Ashfield Fed-
eration . of Agriculture; :to
Heather 'Ann Stapleton, the
West Wawanosh Science
Award by Raymond Boyfe for
the West Wawanosh Federa-
tion of Agriculture; to Heath-
er Ann Stapleton ,the Music
Award by Denise Dalton; to
Liz Vogt the Citizenship
Award by Mrs. Mary Red-
mond for the .Catholic Wom-
en's League. All the .gradu
ateswere presented': with
diplomas .and gifts by Prin
cipal Zyluk, their teacher,
Mrs.' . Joanne McDonagh,
-`CWL representatives; ~ Mrs.-
Mary Redmond, Mrs. "Tina
VanDiepen and Mrs. Joan.,
Ross. Kevin Smith thanked : MelStn ....for ......:
.presenting New Testaments.
to :;the Grads.
Mr. and . Mrs. • Harold
Zettle of Port Elgin were also
in .attendance., Harold was
the graduates' teacher in
Grade seven.
The singing of -the -national
anthem brought the happy
event to a close.....
AWARDS
Tuesday was Awards Day
at- the school for the Grades
K -Seven. Report .cards were
presented and Special Aw-
ards. Parents were present
for the occasion.
• The Kingsbridge School
Bus Patrollers were .treated
to 'a : day . in Toronto i on.
Tuesday, June 25. They
toured Ontario place and the
C.N. Tower and in , the
evening attended the Blue
Jay -New York . Yankee ball
garne.at. Exhibition Stadium.
The Patroller -s were Marian
Knoop, Teresa VanRooy,
Linda Sinnett, Cathy Chis-
holm, Carol Foran,Heather
Ann Stapleton, Diane Van-
Osch and Denise Connelly.
Chaperones were Mrs. Nan-
cy. Stapleton and Mrs. Con-
nie Connelly.
We are glad to report that
Peter Doherty is progressing
favourably in War Memorial
Sick Childress' Hospital fol-
lowing surgery on June 26th..
Jennifer Sinnett of Detroit
is holidaying with .her cous-
ins, the John Austin family.
Mrs. Nora Sinnett of Gaith-
ersburg, M.D., is visiting
with her son, son, Jim, Yvonne
• and family. Linda and Bonnie
Sinnett leave this week for
Calgary to holiday with their
sister, Sheila Nelson, George
and infant son, Shawn, in
Alberta.
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Francis Hogan visited with
Ridgetown friends over the
weekend, -Kathleen Hogan of
Calgary is on a ten day
holiday at the home of her
parents, John' and Rita How-
ard.
Joe Q' Keefe is home from
Calgary this week. Also
visiting are John and Mari-
anne Gallant and son, Joey of
London.
Members of the Fitzgerald
family of Stratford spent the
weekend at their summer
home on concession nine.
Miss Frances Gilmore of
London spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gil-
more.
Marnie Menard of New-
market visited with. Mary
Luanne Clare for a few days
last week. •
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Belrose
and family of Brampton
spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs: Carl Riegling and fam-
ily. Carrie and Carl Riegling
stayed for holidays with the
Riegling families:
Holidaying at the Antone
.VanOsc.h: home are the Al-
bert Heffernanfamily of
Essex until Wednesday, and
Jerry Heffernan of Stratford
for two weeks. Ray, Sue and
Mark Heffernan of Lucan
spent 'the weekend and left
Mark with Antone and. Del-
ores and took Linda. and
Sandra VanOsch on a camp-
ing trip for the rest of the
week.. Sunday visitors were
John and Anne Sheardown
and family of St. Thomas.
Ricky is spending a few days
with his grandmother, Yvette
Heffernan. Blanche Bilodeau-
of Waterloo spent the week-
end with her sister, Yvette
also.
SHOWER
A miscellaneous shower
was held at • Kingsbridge
School Gym the evening of
June 21st for Miss Elaine
Stewart. Mrs. Nancy Fitz-
patrick of Goderich conduct-
ed several interesting con-
tests and Margaret Austin
read the address to Elaine.
She was assisted in opening
her gifts by her sisters, Lila
and Annabel, and her friend,
Mrs: Debbie Park. The gifts
were carried to her by
Angela, Connie, Laurie,
Mariaan�ne, Kim and Kelly
O'Neill and Anna Rose Goyv.
er. Elaine thanked everyone
and invited all to come to her
home and see all her gifts.
Calling on friends last
week were Mrs. Rita (Wal-
lace). Einniee of Stratford,
her cousin, Mrs. Eleanor
(Wallace) Smith of . Chicago
and their Aunt. Margaret
Wallace" of California,
Mrs. Marie, Austin, Jack
and Mary • McConnville and
son Gerry of 'Toronto called
on friends on. Monday, June
25. They also were guests at
the 40th wedding anniver-
sary of Ted and Loretta
Baechler in . Goderich.
Mrs. Clarice Dalton and
daughter, Maria, Mrs. Betty
Frayne and son, Patrick and
Mrs. Mary Frayne enjoyed a
two day motor trip this week,
sfopping at Bracebridgeto.
tour. Santa's Village and vis-
iting friends at Bracebridge
and Huntsville.
Visiting for three weeks
with the Doherty families,
are Seamus and Carol Rankin
of Edinburgh, Scotland. Sea-
mus is a nephew of the
Dohertys. Judy Tigert of
Hamilton was . home for the
weekend from Hamilton,
An event in the Canada
Week Celebrations in . Kin-
cardine was the banquet held
at the Kincardine Legion
Auditorium on Tuesday ev-
ening, June 20th: Guest
speaker was the Hon, Paul-
ine McGibbon, ' Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario. At the
entertainment which follow-
ed, Lisa Frayne and her
friend, Lisa Husk of Kinloss
Township took partin several
Highland. Dances.:
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