HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-02, Page 18• r '
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stu4ezfls read
rigs„ brought up the
offeratory gifts and sang the
hymns.
Tlds year brings a new
member to our staff. Mrs.
Mary P. Smith will be teaching
wades 1-3. The rest of the staff
remains the same as last year:
kindergarten, Mrs. Mary R.
Smith; grades 3-4, Mrs.
Frances Craig; grades 5-6,
Mrs. Nancyliohnes; grades 7-
8, Mrs. Aileen Craig and Mr.
Adrian Pansioan; remedial
education teacher, Miss Mary
Flannery; French teacher,
grades 7-8„ Mr. Gaetan Blan-
chette; music teacher, Mrs.
Lillian Simpsce.
Somehow we hope to keep the
right person with the right
name.
New students
We would also like to
welcome the students and their
fhmilies who are new to the
school this year.
Starting Kindergarten this
year are: Lynn Bezaire, Linda
Brand, Paul Brand. Jody
ram
-Cleo
rina ROW, Jeronw Ten Rag,
Kelly ehoonderwoerd, Teresa
VIM den Elmo.
Other new students aro; in
grade 1, SuzanneMelsaae; in
grade 2. Dwane Mcisaac; in
grade 4, Jackie Shea.
Election
Prior to the provincial
election on 18 September, the
students of grades 7-8 con-
ducted a mock election to see
whom they would elect in this
riding. The district returning
officer was Brenda Dupee, the
poll clerk was Eddie Laurin,
and the scrutineers were
Danny Merner , Ray Flynn, and
Jeff Schmidt,. Grades 5 to 8 did
the actual voting.
The results were as follows:
Liberals 34, Conservatives 9,
NDP 5. As you can see, their
choice of a representative for
this riding was not too different
from theresults of the real
election.
Student council
After this exercise in voting
procedures, elections were held
to determine student council.
Alt the students voted in this
election. '
The results were as follpws:
President, Jeanne Middleton;
vice-president, Brenda Dupee:
treasurer, Danny Mernet ;
secretary, Eddie Laurin; Class
Representatives — grades 74,
Peter MeMabon Jim DYkstra;
grades 5-6, Marg Dupee;
grades 3-4, Colleen Seruton;
grades 1-2, Barbie Brand;
reporters — grades 74 Mary
Hill; grades 5-6, Denise Cor-
bett; grades 3-4, Billy
VanNinhuys.
One of student councirs first
projects is to raise tummy for
the annual Arthritis.Campaign
sponsored b the Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority and the Clinton
Kinette Club. Student council
have decided to hold a bake
sale on Wednesday, 1 October.
At that time, a Bunny cake
donated by Mrs. M. Merner,
will be raffled off.
Smile
The children were at camp
and the parents were having a
quiet Sunday breakfast.
"I miss them already::
sniffed the wife, '`Don't your'
-Husband: Now thav you
mention it I do. Why don't you
knock over my coffee and rub
jam in my hair?"
Sorority leads Arthritis drive
The regular meeting of Zeta
Omega, the Clinton chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi, was held an
September 23 at the home of
Gayle Wise.
The opening ritual was
repeated, followed by the roll
call and minutes, and
treasurer's report
Vice-president, Audrey
Kemp led a discussion on
nishing new -members in the
spring, and it was agreed by all
members. Tice ways and means
chairman announced October
25 date for the annual
Hatloween dance; tickets will
be on sale soon.
The social chakman
reminded the members of\ the
trip on October 7 to London, to
take in a show.
The service report gave
details for the **Arthritis Blitz"
on September 23-26. They would
like to make this the best
campaign yet, so the support
from the town of Clinton is
needed. The Canadian Arthritis
and Rheumatism Society
(C.A.R.S.) is ever increasing
and expanding their help and
services for the public and
naturally requires the citizens
support.
The cultural program was
given by Linda Bell - and
Michelle Hansen, on "What
Women Are Heir To".
The closing ritual was
repeated arid lunch was served.
Iniee Phelan
treet.
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Since her warriagetoGeorge
belan in 1919. Mrs. Phelan has
sided In Clinton. He
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The funeral was. held Iv.
*AY* September 29, 194 at
Ftmerattieme, with Rev.
Sharplesofftelating, Interment
followed at the Clinton
Cemetery -
Pallbearers were Don Kay,
130bCanvbelL Ken Pickett and
Murray Draper.
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at 11z00 p.m. (11130 in Newfoundland).
Men's swim and gym
starts at Vanastra
The men's gym and swim
program began last Wednesday
evening in Vanastra with 20
members sweating it out.
The instructor, John Lawson
has started his second year
with the • gym and swim
program. Two years previous
instructing gym swim. Mr.
Lawson ran the men's Physical
fitness program at the Central
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Before that tune, Mr. Lawson
was the Physical training in-
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Armed Forces Base in Clinton
before it closed down.
The gym and swim program
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body, followed by a game of
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The program begins at 8 p.m.
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Anyone interested is
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