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GODERICH SIGNAL;STAR,,T'FTU,R$DAY JUI,Y 6, I9783t--PAGE 3A
The column that's req 'for a purpose
The Clinton Christian School held their graduation
ceremonies last Monday night. Those leaving
Grade 8 for high school are, front- row left to right,
Anita Blok, Tena Bakker, Yolanda Oskam, Mary -"-
Jane Ridder, Dianne Boersma, Mr. R. Schuurman,
Janet Kapteln, Carolyn Greidanus, Anita Siert-
sema and Joanne De Haan. Centre row, George
R'einink, Leroy Dekens, Harry Otten, Gary Nonketi.
Relocate portables
Conrad Kuiper, Jack Snieder, Stephen De Boer,
Jeff Bruinsma, Richard Haimiling and Leo Van De
Ban. Back row, Eugene Hoytema, Ken Benjamins,
Jim P-ostma, Ronnie Zandbergen, Wayne Roorda,
Wayne Datema, Keith Hamming, Bill Greidanus,
John Stryker and James Klazinga. (News -Record
photo)
Precious Blood office
By Alice Gibb his resignation due to The minister added a
The Huron -Perth poor health.review of collision
Roman Catholic Separate Mrs. Denise Cullitgan, statistics indicated there
School board approved an special education teacher had beena number of
$18,000 expenditure to with the board, Was accidents involving a
provide a principal's granted a one year leave disobeyance of the stop
office and health and of absence, without pay,
staff room at Precious from Sepenter, 1978-- to
Blood School in Exeter. Aug. 31, 1979.
The board approved a The board .also
• plan to move one board- received a reply from
sign on the northbound
approach to Perth Road
10, so the sign will be
relocated -nearer to the
intersect on.
owned portable James Snow, minister of, The board also passed a
classroom from their transportation arid motion supporting a
Zurich school and to re c o m m u n i.c a t i o n s petition by Wingham and ,
'locate•-tlte-three°-existing- •'-•fol'lowing them ---May- 31 '. -area' residents w -ho are --
portable classrooms i,now letter concerning the opposed to the possible
at Precious- Blood to intersection of . Highway._ conversion of an existing
No -8 Perth Road 10 building to a pig or
in. the village of Dublin. poultry operation on Con.
. The board had asked 1, Turnberry Township.
both the ministry of The building which
transportation and may be converted is
communications and the between the town of
Ontario Provincial Police Wingham and the first
to survey the existing
traffic situation at the
program starting at the , .intersection regarding
school . in September, 'the difficulty in entering
board Members. agreed No. ''8 highway due to
the- Pel-oea-tion- of the vehicles- parked at the
corner,blocking visibility.
Although " none "'of the
school buses coming tb
St. Patrick's School,.
-Dublinhave been in-
volved in an accident at
that intersection, William
Eckert, director of
education, said "we feel
it's quite a hazardous
situation."
Mr. Snow informed the
board that staff from the
regional traffic office in
London had investigated
their complaint anti
"their findings reveal You;,re getting on when
that parking prohibition the gleam in your eyes is
signs are currently in just_ the sun on your
existence of Highway No. • bifocals.
8 for a distance of 45
make more efficient use
'of space andprovide a
modular unit for the two
offices.
In the past, the one
office has doubled as both
the principal's office and
the staff room.
With a kindergarten
portables into modular
units connected with the
sclioo41 would make better
use of the available
space.
Although David Teahen
/put forward a motion
requesting that the
construction on work be
put to public tender, the
board voted to have C.L.
Martin Ltd., of Kitchener
-area, proceed with the
work.
This'' firm has handled
the moving of portable
classrooms for the board
for some time.
In other business, the
board accepted, -the
resignations of three
.,m etim° b-e„-rs odf th
e"i r s
tPff
,, metFeerrs inx'easwe t a
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absence without pay. Road 10" ' While enormous strides
Martin Skillen, grade 3, "However, it was notedhave been made in
4 teacher at St. Mary's that mororists are communications in
School; G-adera-eh---a-nd---p-arkiltg-in-th-is_prohi-r`eeent-years there's still
zone on Highway No� a lot to be said for the
front of Kramp's Service smile.
Station and Lunch Bar.
Therefore, an additional +++
parking prohibition sign
will be erected at this A gossip is someone
lbcation to more..clearly - who puts two and two
define the prohibited together and gets four
zone," Mr. Snow said. more thp,.anybody else.
concession road east, IA
mile from Sacred Heart
School, Wingham.
• Although the township
council has turned' down
an appticatirm-f0-cu.nvert
the barn, there is some
concern the owner will
take his application to a
higher authority, such as
the Ontario Municipal
Board.
Donald Crowley,
chairman of the board,
said he failed tb un-
derstand what connect -ion
SMILE
Harold Zettler, grade 7
teacher at St. Joseph's
School, Kingsbridge, both
submitted • the.ir
resignations.
Thomas Kilgallin, the
- custodian at Holy Name
of Mary School, St.
Mary's, also submitted
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the issue, has "with our
educational system."
William Kinahan, vice-
chairman, said "It will
have a big connection if
the wind is in the Might
direction."
A copy 6f the motion
supporting the petition of.
residents opposed to the
construction of a pig or
poultry operation will be
forwarded to Turnberry.
council by the board.
ristian School
raduates 29
?t was a full house on
Monday evening, June 26,
when graduation exer-
cises were held at the
Clinton and District
Christian School (CDCS)
fon29 of their pupils.
The principal, Mr. R.
Schuurman, welcomed -
all and expressed his
pleasure at such a fine
attendance on a hot land
humid evening.
The pupils of Kin-
dergarten through to
Grade 7, along with their
teachers displayed their
talents -in a program they
put together for the grads
and the audience as 'well.
The t eme, God's faith
fulne s was carried out in
both song and choral
speaking.
Mr. Shuurman then
briefly addressed the
grads, using a portion of
the scripture, John 14,
which was chosen by one
of the pupils as the basis
of his talk.
Mr. L.. Uyl, vice-
principal, assisted Mr.
Shuurman in presenting
the graduating students
with their certificates
and Bibles.
SMILE
Joe: We, have a cuckoo
clock. `.
Judy: Ours won't work
either.
After returning to their
seats, the valedictorian,
Kenneth Benjamins, was
.given the opportunity to
speak. Ken brought many
chuckles from the
audience as he related
some of the things he
remembered from his
eight.years at CDCS.
This year, the history
award, which is made
available to all --Clinton
and area schools by the
local IODE chapter, went
to a very deserving
Grade 8 pupil, Carolyn
Greidanus. The history
teacher, Mr. Allen
Lutgendorff, who made
the presentation, stressed
that the pupil who has put
the most effort into the
course, rather than the
top mark, gets the award.
Mrs. Hamming,
president of the PTA
presented three of CD-
CS`s teachers, who are
leaving, with gifts as
tokens of appreciation for
their years of service at
the school. Miss E.
Vandenberg, and Miss
Klomps are both taking.
up teaching, positions
elsewhere, while lylr.
Lutgendorff is embarking
on a business career.
Mrs. Hamming wished
God's blessing upon their
new work.
Jack Roorda, chairman,
of the board, offered his
congratulations, on behalf
of the board to the grads
and closed the evening in
prayer.
After the formal
exercises, the PTA
served their annual
strawberry---secra-I-at the
school. It seemed fitting
to close this way, on such
a warm evening.
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work would be done in 10 weeks.
The didn't arrive until February, when ice
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several phone calls they turned up on, May
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