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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-07-07, Page 45PAGE 16A—GODERIeH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDXY JULY 7, 1977 Graduation Mass held for Grade 8 students INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK - Graduation Mass for the Grade 8, students::.. of St. Joseph's school at' Kingsbridge was celebrated by the Reverend Father -Ed Dentinger, C.R. in St. Joseph's catholic church at "Kingsbridge on Monday evening, June 27 at 7 p.m: The 22 members of the graduating - class took part during the Mass as Altar Servers, readers, the Offering, etc. Mrs. Lillian Simpson was organist. The Communion hymn was sung by Mrs. Nancy Park. The banquet dinner was served in the Parish basement by members of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League. Mr. David Zyluk was the , Master of Ceremonies. Grace was said by Father Dentinger. A toast was made to the Queen. Head table guests were Mr. and Mrs. Deb Wilson; Reverend Father Caughlin, of St. Augustine; the guest speaker Mr. Pat Dunne, principal David Zyluk and Mrs. Zyluk; Reverend Father • Ed Den- tinger; Mr. Gerry Petrie, Grand Knights Knights of Columbus, Mrs. Petrie and Mr. Melvin O'Reilly. Toasts to the students were made by Mrs. Melba Park with a reply by Debbie Austin. Toast to the teachers was made by Tom Foran. with a reply by Mrs. Anne Reigling. Toast to the parents' was made by -Stephen Frayne with a reply by Stan Doherty'. The Valedictorian address was read by Dean Doherty The guest speaker was- Mr. pat Dunne of Walkerton. He is Superintendent' df Programs for the'Bryce7G,rey Roman Catholic School board. He was introduced by istric ne S Auburn ACW hear poems. about summer The Anglican Church Women of St Mark's Church held *heir June meeting at the home of Mrs. Andrew Kirk- connell. Mrs. Kirkconnell presided for the meeting opening with a hymn followed by prayers by Mrs.• Robert Slater. The devotional period " was taken from the Living Message with all taking part. Poems on Summer Days an Summer Evenings were read by Mrs. Elmer Trommer. This part of the evening was closed with a hymn and prayer. President Mrs. Robert Slater presided for the business session. The minutes . were adopted as read by the secretary Mrs. John Daer. The financial statement was adopted as given by the treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. A report was given of the Spring Deanery meeting held recently at Walkerton. It was announced that a meeting will be held at Brussels when a new rector will be selected. The meeting was closed with prayer. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Kirkconnell assisted by Mrs. Donald Cartright. Anderson and- their son Mr. William Anderson of London visited a, week ago with the former's brother, Mr. Tom Anderson at • North Bay. Mr. Anderson retired lately and is enjoying his retirement. Mrs. Myrtle Munro returned home last Friday after a weeks visit in Ottawa with her son, M -r. Glen Youngblut, Mrs. -Youngblut, John and 'Jennifer. She took the plane to Ottawa and on the return to London visited with her son Donald. Mrs. Youngblut and family and they brought her home. Misses Christine, Rhonda SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Reg Carter of Port Elgin and Mrs`. Elizabeth Hill of Goderich visited last Wednesday with • Mr. and Mrs. Qlive'r Anderson. Mrs. Elbert McFarlane went to Ottawa last week by plane to visit her niece Mrs. W.R. Ulm and Mr. Ulm and daughter Shelley. She also visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Stanley Mitch of Lacombe, Alberta who was visiting at the same home. Mrs. McFarlane returned home last Friday. We are sorry to report that Miss Sadie__Carter and her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Hill of Goderich, formerly of Auburn are both patients in Alexandra Marine and General hospital in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Get your "sunshine" money here Summer is far too short to waste any of it through lack of ready cash to buy things you • need in order to enjoy it to the full. Clothd, sports equipment, holi- day accomodation all yours with a low cost, life insured personal loan from Victoria and Grey' uburn news Eleanor Bradnock, correspondent, 526-7595 in Blyth wit William Knox•. Mrs. Bob Turner and Miss Lynn Turner spent a couple of days last week in London and Strathroy. They attended graduation exercises at Fanshawe College at which Mrs. Shirley Hesk graduated as a Health Care Aide. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies• ''visited=Londniriast-week--and-- also Dorchester ,where they attended Memorial Sunday last week-. Mis Lynn Turner returned to .London this week after several days holidaying at her home here. Congratulations to Frank Slater on winning the awarc l for Industrial Arts at the Hullett school at the Grade 8 graduation banquet held last Thursday evening. CHURCH NEWS Classes at Knox United. Church Sunday 'school en- joyed trips and picnics after attendance awards were presented. Mrs. Leonard Archambault with her assistants Mrs. Wayne Millian and Mrs. Fred f.aivrence held -games for nursery and kindergarten clashes. Winners were Lori Armstrong, Sheila Rodger and:Leone Cunningham. This was the hop on one foot. For the race, Sharon Ramsay, Michael Millian and Jeff Nesbitt were the winners. The hop,race in the nursery class was won by Bryan Gross, Donna Lynn and Cathy h Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Victoria Zyluk. He spoke on "The Recipe for Suc- cessful Living", ending with and Jennifer Stadelmann of Blyth visited a few days last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunt, Cathy and James of Kit- chener and Mrs. Bessie Solman of Waterloo visited last week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCauley and Miss Melody Solman. Miss Margaret R. Jackson moved to Huronview last Thursday after several years vrcTORLn.nd GREY VG 'TRUST COMPANY S,NC.E lee° Mulwger A.A. Weetkoriky S24.738I Roderick the Irish Blessing. He was SOCIAL NEWS thanked by Michael Frayne Mrs. John„Howardreturned and presented with a gift. to her home-here:'on Monday, June 20 following a three week vacation in the Western Provinces.: Public speaking awards for students at St. Joseph's Separate School at Kingsbridge were given out recently at a school awards assembly and individual winners at each level given trophies to take home. The winners were, from left, Rose Marie O'Keefe, Grade 7, Dean Doherty, Grade 8, Nesbitt. Throwing the shoe, Sharon Ramsay and Jeff Nesbitt were the winners. Attendance awards were presented last. Sunday morning in Knox United `Church -Su dny--School:--T-hey- were given to the following: First year diplomas Melody Sloman, Sheila Rodger, Leslie Lawrence, Ian Andrews, Jeffrey Nesbitt, Bryan Gross, Cathy Nesbitt, Melissa Clark, Anita Gross, Sharon Ramsay, Bryan Ramsay. Second year seals Lori' Millian; Kenny Millian, Lana Lawrence, Lori Armstrong, Glynis Marie Young, Steven Millian, Anna Marie Young. ,Third year seals, Steven Verbeek, Michael • Millian, Bobby Millian, Angela Millian, Leona Cunningham. Sixth year seals, Angela Schneider, Julie Cun- ningham, Todd Andrews Der -)rick Cartwright. Seventh year seals Brian Wightman, Dennis Schneider, Shawn Seers, - Glenyce McClinchey, Lorie Cart- wright. -- Eighth year seals Julie Daer, Jamie Daer, Sharon Glousher, Carol Seel -s, Patti McDowell, Kiwi McDowell, Nancy Berbeek and Rodger Cunningham. Ninth year seals, Keith Hallam. Tenth year seals, Janice Daer, Brent Andrews. Eleventh year seals, Michael Andrews, Darcy Andrews. 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