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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-03, Page 12Jul .3.' 1WM wick CentraI Scho WS ? My 1ti e tra1 Wedne stlaY the mood W40 One 04eitelnent as $u- t audituriur to rewards for the #tit ,mitts moved arm t perfect attendance dur- 1914-1' School year. At- telefitMee award winners were: 'All$04 Edgar, Theresa Koenig, ? i. Van den Break, Ross Lin- ` MelanieSanderson, Albert 'lohkersgoed, David Linton, 'Y Temleinan, hlte Boonstra, Fraser Hayden, Chris- tine Hones, Tommy Itlglis, Thornas Leek, Jackie Burns, Eleanor Gibson, Wendy Langen- doen, Paul Litt, Trevor Poca- luyko, Bryan Schneider, Kim Boyd, Earl Hayden, Kim Pfeffer, Barbara Templeman, Bonnie D'- Arcey, Lynne Chambers, Paul Douglas, Cathy Gibson, Rhea Behrns, Trent Foerter, David Van den Break, Margaret Borg, Susan Mann, Troy Pocaluyko, Sandra Templeman, Donald His- lop, Dorene Leek, Tom Mc- Caughan, Patty Murray, Joanne Kennedy, Rosemary Pellett, Danny Renwick., Kerry Shoe= maker, Frank Van den Break, Allister Kreller, Stephen Litt, Stephen Mann, Nancy Fisher, Peggy Schneider, John Kreller, Dianne Leek, Kim Sanburn, Ivan Bonnett, Grant Ziegler, Donna Bream, Katherine Geiger, Tom Kreller, Mark Pfeffer, Dwayne Sunburn, Ann Sturgeon and Win- ona Ball. The top English students of the school year were awarded badg- es. They were: Charlene Penny, Rhea Boonstra, Marsha Ter- ateege, Brenda Dickson, Darlene McGrath, Steven Burbidge, Peg- gy Lynne. Strong, Karen Camp- bell, John Dunn, Tommy Miller, Carolyn . Strong,, Debbie Shore, Barbara Zwank,. Brenda Mann, Susan Mand, Nancy Dickson, R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST GODERICR The Sgdart 5247661 Mary Beth Soder**, TnmmY Campbell, Barbara Kfttlfraitri9 Michael Disley, Arlene Steffier, Margaret Kreller and Kelly + - ah>am Top rathea'cs students for the year were: Brenda Martin, Kevin Armstrong, Dean Sanburn, Robbie Gallaher, Dean Martin, Tommy Inglis, Bobby Loughran, Lori Reidt, $ilea Gallaher, Mary Rognvaldson, Karen Kaufman, Tammy Brown, Patti Mann, San- dra Templeman, Margaretha Zeeman, Malcolm De Mynn, Grey Brown, Stephen Bilton, Peggy Schneider, Valerie Wright, Lorne Loughran, Geral- dine Oldengarm and John Brent. 4tehievement bars forthemost improved students were present- ed to: Janice Klumpenhower, Cheryl Dickert, Scott Rognvald- son, Gordon Cummings, Wayne Bott, John Watson, Leonard de Bruin, Gail Kreller, Tim Gibson, Michael Sanderson, Don Gibson, Alan Westerturp, Mary Lou Clark, Everett Van Loo, Susan Edgar, Kim Sanburn, Charlene Steffler, Patty Jo Small, Robbie Stafford and Grant Ziegler. Top academic student awards were presented to: Shauna Dane, 1 Alison Edgar, Sonja 'Wrigbti Charlene Henhoeffer, Wayne, Mann, Brent Lockie, JackL Burns, Suzanne Machan, moo'; D'Arcey, Karen Bradshaw IlradthaVit; Nancy Versteeg, Patsy'Fitur Troy Pocaluyko, Jamie Bob Itnglis, Heather ,1Yil;pit; Jeannette Strong, Louise Gtbooll Nancy Fisher, Janna Gowdy, Stephen Williamson, Winona 1 and David McCaughan. Library assistants honored at the assembly were: Joanne Oldengarm, Ellen Johnson, Lynne Chambers, Dawn Sally May Loughran, Su n AWARDS FOR TOP ACADEMIC STANDING were presented last Wednesday night to four members of the Howick Central graduating class. The.winners were: front, Nancy Dickson and Mary Beth Sanderson; back, Malcolm Demynn and Willie Stafford. UISTOWEL 291-2111 AIRLINES • CRUISES BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE LYTH SUMMER FESTIVAL Blyth M modal Hall In Clover Mostly (ro by Hwry 1 6.yt. July It, 10, 12. 1 25, 30 and August 2. The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie July 11, 18, 18, 23, 24,. 28, 30 and August 1. — t _ _ Tickets on sale Sts McAdams to Clinton, The Coach House Travel Service in. Goderich and The Waxworks Boutique In Wingham. or the box office, telephone 523-4452 Admission Adults $2.50 Children 51.50 EAVESTItOUGHING YEAR 'ROUND INSTALLATION COLOURED, SEAMLESS - ALUMINUM OR GALVANIZED We specialize in steel and shingle roofing FREE ESTIMATES M i E ROOFING & RENOVATING Phone 291-1331 Listowel Ma G HTeAi Stoat, , Wither W , GlOrle Fisher, Fisher, *Pan , . rkaren Kaufmann Patsy Faulkner, Gail Kreller and Jaiue a Mc Bars wore also presented .to film oper*tt Stephen. Hilton, &leatherMelody BrentBrewer,, Gary DoStewauglart,s, Paul Douglas, Barbara Nobb find Murray Hays. - Acaden ie baadges for students: with five or more "A's" on there - port card were presented to: Jeff Cunningham, Shauna Dane, Ali- son Edgar,. Andrew Martin, Rhea. Boonstra, Jane Dickson; Jill Ren- wick, Sonja ,Wright, Charlene Henhoeffer, Dean Martin, Chris- tine Hones, Tom 'Inglis, Wayne Mann, Darlene McGrath,. Jude Mulvey, Laurie Schneider, Billy Tishler, Stephen Houser, Ste- phen Burbidge, Brent Leckie, Jackie Burns, Eleanor Gibson, Muriel Huth, Wendy Langen- doen, Paul Litt, Judith McMi- chael, Michelle Moffatt, Sandra Montoux, Trevor. Pocaluykci, Todd Redden, Lori Reidt, Kendra Robertson, Bryan: Schneider, Jamie Stewart, • Peggy Lynne Strong, Karen Campbell, Philip Gowdy, Suzanne Machan, John Dunn, Bonnie D'Arcey, Karen Bradshaw, Karen Kaufman, Doug Kreller, Gail Kreller, Caro- lyn Strong, Debbie Shore, Nancy Versteeg, Patsy Faulkner, Patti Mann, Janice McMichael, Barb- ara Zwank, Jamie Baker, Leisa Garniss, Brenda Mann, Troy Pocaluyko, Marion Huth, Bob Inglis, Susan Mann, Margaretha Zeeman, Tommy Campbell, Louise Gibson, Shirley Versteeg, Wanda Ball, Michael Disley, Jan- na Gowdy, Lorne Loughran, Ar- lene Steffler, Charlene Steffler, Stephen Williams, Michael Van den Break, Rhonda Reidt, Patty Jo Small, Winona Ball, John Brent, Brenda Chambers, Kelly Cunningham, Judy. Dunn, Doreen Foerter, Shelley Jacobson, Lisa Lambkin, Donna Martin, David McCaughan, Caroline Mulvey and Mark Shore. The students who volunteered their help throughout the year to help with the special education program were also awarded badges. They were: Jenna Gow- , Cindy Hunyady, Tommy 1� h rYl enoot, yn Renwick, Lynda Riley, Louise Gibson, Barb Zwank, Pat- sy Faulkner, Wanda Ball, Donna Powell, Heather Wilson, Nancy Dickson, Carole Haasnoot, Mal- colm Demin, Albert Versteeg, Mary Beth Sanderson, Laurie Bream., Greg Brown, Cathy WaI- lace and Karen Fitch. Citizenship awards . were pre- sented to: Sandra Moore, Mark Armstrong, Kathy Kennedy, Brian Langendoen, Mary Anne Gibson, Bradley Armstrong, Ronald Chambers, Troy Temple- man, Bruce Latronico, Wayne Mann, Julie Mulvey, Heather Renwick, Stephen Housser,. Muriel Huthh, .� Wendy Langen- -doen, Todd Reddon, Kendra Robertson, Maureen Mueller, Kim Pfeffer, John Watson, Wendy, , Sanburn, David Hahn, David Mann, Gail Kreller, Tam- my Brown, Rhea Behrns, Patsy Faulkner Patti Mann, Brian Montoux, \ Dawn Stoll, George Tersteege, Ellen Johnson, Gary Bast, Nancy Dickson, Don Gib- son, Donald Hislop, Teresa ;Nickel, Heather Wilson, Mary Sanderson, Laurie Brears, Karen Fitch, Robert Gibson Cathy Wal- lace, Allister Kreller, Stephen Litt, Warren Tishler, Brent John- ston, Barbara Kaufman, Janna Gowdy, Wanda Ball, Lynn Crowe, Tom Strong, Dianne Nancekivell, Stephen Williams, Mark Pfeffer, Kelly Adams, Ann Sturgeon, Donna Brears, Bever- lee McCann, Lisa Lambkin, Rob- bie Stafford, Donald McInnis and Carl van Veen. The student council executive and members were also publical- ly thanked at the assembly. They were:. President Sandy Carson, Vice -President Patsy Faulkner, Secretary Nancy Dickson, Treas- urer Wanda Ball, Karen Kauf- man, Doug Kreller, Mary Lou Ruttail, Bob Inglis, Greg Brown, Mary Sanderson, Russell fill- ings, Winona Ball, Ronnie Lock - ie, Rhea Behrns, Lynne Crowe, Tom Strong, Malcolm deMynn, Gary Grainger, Patrick Ken- nedy, Donna Martin and Regan Dettman. The Howick Grapevine ASSEMBLIES On Tuesday, June 24th the Sports Awards were given out at the assembly. On Wednesday, June 25th another assembly was held for. the Academic Awards. Congratulations to everyone who won an award. —Barbara Kaufman o—o-o GRADUATION Grade eight graduation was held on Wednesday, June 25th at Howick- Central School, com- mencing at 6:30 p.m. This annual event entailed the presentation of awards: the Jean Sperling award of $15 for the top student; four Lions Club awards -top two fe- males and top two males. The citizenship awards, academic awards, and school letters, achieved by an accumulation of points; academically, athletical- ly, through events concerning music, and student aids (bus .pa- trol, library assistant, projector operator.) Sandra Carson, students' coun- cil president, presented the graduating students with a vale- dictory speech., The presentation of graduation certificates was featured. Our Howick Central School Bluevale On July 3 at 8 p.m., service will be held in Bluevale United Church for the induction of Rev. Wilena Brown as minister of Bluevale and Whitechurch charges of the United Church. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston were in Brantford on Friday evening attending the Cardiff - Pettit wedding. They were ac- companied by Mrs. Laura Souch and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Colley. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Peacock, David of Winona visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Peacock at the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson of Fort Frances called on Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston one day last week. Dr. and Mrs. Terry Johnston visited at their parents' home after returning from their honey- moon trip spent in Nassau. Mrs. Mabel Harris of Lambeth, Peter Lapkowski, London, and Brian McGavin, Walton, are staying this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Harris, Lambeth, visited with Johnston relatives on Sunday. graduates are sure to remember and treasure this evening. —Nancy Fisher o—o—o PLAY DAY Play day was to held on un- lucky Friday (June) the 13th, but, due to poor conditions in weather, it was held the following Monday. The Kindergarten to Grade Three classes participated in this an- nual event. Such events included sack races, leap frog races and other enjoyable races. It was a successful day for many young pupil• —Peggy Schneider TWO -PITCH TOURNAMENT On Thursday, June 19, seven schools went to Turnberry to at- tend a fun filled day of two -pitch. On Wednesday evening it rained, therefore Howick's (where it was originally to be held) baseball diamonds became too wet. The,' seven schools that arrived at Turnberry were as follows, How - ick, Grey, East Wawanosh, Sac- red Heart, Turnberry, Wingham, and Brussels. The Howick girls won two games and enjoyed play, ijg the other four. The Howick boys won four games, lost one, and tied one. Everyone had a real good,•time. —Diane McLean SPORTS ASSEMBLY The "Sports Assembly" was held June 23. The purpose of this was to award top sports awards— trophies and arm bars to remem- ber. This assembly was put on by Mr. Livermore,Miss Amos ad the Sports Club. It was very joyable. Our congratulations- o out to all successful winners. —Peggy Schneider s piedo-A4--) —A weekend guest with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gerrie, was Miss Penny Gerrie of Toronto. —The Beard of Managers was in charge of the morning worship service at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. John Mann con- ducted the service, Dr. H. Clug- ston read the scripture lesson from St. Luke's Gospel and pray- ers were led by Mrs. Robert Ar- buckle and Mrs. Harry Bateman. The sermon, "Joy in Worship'', was delivered by James Wilson Mrs. Wallace Richardson, Mrs. Murray Underwood and Mrs. John Day sang two numbers. iroommmilimuimus —Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Mc- Elrae and- family of Brantford visited over the weekend with Percy Caslick, Carling Terrace. ---Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grant of Carling Terrace have returned home after a month-long vaca- tion during which time they visit- ed family members in Sacra- niento, California; Vancouver, British Columbia; Brandi ro Ifanitoba; and O rillia, Ontario. audmotherlit rirevor ret9rned 4,4i mother, coot w hey w1# Joon on Wontiost MP. NOMA Vasil* visited i.. atind 111‘414.Y. ., the Weeken4 with Mrsw Mem-. teP:af TqeSwakr and attended the mate Rep*, '. and Mrs. Wa►ee Conn were at Mr. and Mrs, 0040 Coo.. lera of Wingham on S nday. Wallace joined Doug Corey g a 1937 Ford while Mrs. n and Mrs. Conley .drove the '57 Thunderbird convertible in the parade of o14 ear ,at Teeswater. A barbecue going -away party was held on. Sundaj► at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Vent, Belgruve, for Mr. and. Mrs. Don Vincent who leave in the near fu- ture for Moncton, New Bruns- wick. Over 100 attended the tys Mrs. Dalton Schultz was admit- ted'Monday fo Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia spent, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier and attended the Farrier picnic. Miss Christine Scott of Hanover spent the weekend at her home here with Mr. and Mrs. Caesar. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert' Sch- wichtehberg, Lori and Kerry of Port Elgin and Albert Coultes spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and family of Blyth. Mr, and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Angela and Jennifer of Exeter were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bee- croft. Miss Doreen Wilson of Toronto , on Sunday called on Charles Lea- ver at Wingham Hospital and on Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft. Lyle Willis is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Willis - and family of Newry. Diane Leddy of Auburn is visit- ing this week with her cousin, Donna Thomson. On Monday both visited with Mrs. Bevin Tif- fin and family. Spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw were Paul of Windsor, Jane of London, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Goderich and Mrs. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons of. London. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dtirnin. FatherAranderbilt of Holland and MI. and Mrs. Halmen of Se- bringville visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bongerman. Bob Bregman received word that his father, Jan Bregman of Exeter, had been admitted to Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Martin and Rachel of London and Danny Martin of Wingham were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young and Beth of Hanover, Mrs. Eugene Gardner; Sandra, Greg and Shel- ley of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Heather, Bradley and Cheryl visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Weirsma were married at Bluevale on Saturday last. Congratulations. Congratulations to • Marty Young and Hilda deBoer on Honored after farewell service BLUEVALE—On Sunday, June 29, the congregation of Bluevale United Church gathered for Larry King's farewell service. Mr. King, a student for the minis- try, has served in Bluevale for the last two years. Members of the Presbyterian Church and their minister, Mr. Baswick, joined in the service. After Mr. King's talk to the children, Alan Campbell, Sunday School Superintendent, presented him with a plaque and expressed on behalf of the children, their love and thanks for his lively interest. The choir's anthem for the ser- vice was "Back of the Clouds".,. During his sermon Mr. King spoke of his two years in Bluevale as a rich learning experience and thanked the congregation, for its support. After the church service, everyone gathered in the Sunday School room where Robert Fra- ser, on behalf of the congre- gation, expressed appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. King for their work in Bluevale, mentioning Mr. King's challenging sermons and his ministry in music and song. He wished him continued success in his studies. Mrs. Audrey Johnston pre- sented Mr. and Mrs. King With a lovely scene done in oils, and Mi- chael Fraser gave Michael King a toy. Mr. King expressed their thanks for the gifts in a few well- chosen words. Following the presentation a lunch was served and a social time spent with the Icing family before their departure. It's a pleasure to.do business when you,stay at the Lord Simcoe. If your calls are downtown you are within walking distance. For uptown calls; the subway is right at our front door. 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