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Seaforth Public Utility Commission
Seaforth Public
School Report
GRADE 8 TO GRADE 0
Award of Merit in Grade 8, Jim
Scott.
honours-- Powell, Pamela;
Scott, Jim; Turnbull, Janet.
Pees Bemiewiee, fearrY
(les.); Britton, David; Camp-
bell, Kerry; Carter, Leslie; Con-
nell, Ellen; Cosford, Robert
Dobeon, Christie; Eaton, Glen
ul ne; Gail Rec.) Hal.
Jre Ford,( ),
kirk, Brian; Hemberger, Marian;
Kruse, George; Kruse, Richard
(Ree.); Lane, Lynda; MacLen-
nen, Wm.; Matheson, Faye; Mo.
Lean, Mary . Senn; McElwain,.
James; Moore Cheryl; Moore,
Wendy; Sills, Darlene; Wallace,
Judy; Wilbee, Peter; Willmnsen,
June; Wright, Douglas; Wylie,
Rod,
J. W, Talbot, Principal.
GRADE '7 TO GRADE 8
Honours _ Chesney, Barbara;
Longstaff, Barbara; MacLennan,
Susan; Spittal, Paul; Stewart
Bryan.
Pass — Adams, Yvonne; Beat-
tie, Paul; Bennewies, JoAnne;
Boshart, Bill; Boshart, Jane;
Brady, Bruce; Broome, Brian;
Coleman, Joan; Cosford, Sally;
Dinsmore, Shirley; Drage'', Har-
vey; Elliott, Marie; Garrett, Gor-
don; Gorwin, Ruth; Holland,.
John; Hoover,Joan; Hugill San-
dra; Jessome, Bernie; Kelland,
Joyce; Knetsch, Fred; Lamont,
Mary; MacLean, Murdo; Mueg•
ge, Judy; Nixon, Lynn; Oke, El-
aine; Smith, Madelyne; Watson,
Bob; Wright, Blaine,
Mr. Morton, Teacher.
GRADE 6 TO GRADE 7'
Honours — Brady, Stephen;
Dalrymple, Doug; Gorwill, Jean;
Hoggarth, Mary; Malkus, Vida;
Nicholson, Gary.
Pass — Bowering, Correne;
Brugger, Frank; Carnochan, Bill;
Coleman, John; Fry, Wendy;
Gray, Gary; (Hildebrand, Paul;
Hulley, Don; Kling, Peter; La-
mont,
arnont, Sandy; Little, Clarence;
McLean, Alan; McLlwain, Larry;
Montgomery, Jim; Moore, Kerry;
Moore, Mary Ellen; Muegge, Lin-
da; Powell, Robbie; Rivers, Ann;
Rowat, Sheila; Scott, Cheryl;
Westerveld, Jane
Mrs. Boussey, Teacher.
GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6
Honours — Cornish, Jane;
Flood, Sheila; Hodgert, Bryan;
Lauritsen, Ulla,
Pass — Ball, Joe; Barker, Pat-
sy; Beattie, Janet; Bettger, Da-
vid; Beuttenmiller, Gordon; Bey-
non, Rosemary; Bray, Douglas;
Fischer, Brian; Govenlock, Neil;
Kruse, Gene; Malcolm, Moira;
Miller, Debbie; Moore, Penny;
McLean, John; Nixon, Jim;
Price, Myles; Reeves, George
(Rec.); Scott, Wayne; Smith,
Ann; Southgate, Bill; Talbot,
Sharon; Taylor, Bedford; West-
erveld, Blaine; Wilbee, Ted;
Wright, Lynn.
Miss Turnbull, Teacher.
GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5
Honours — Box, Barbara; Cor-
nish, Peggy; Hoover, Linda;
Matzold, Melannie; Turnbull,
Christine; Wilbee, Bruce; Wil-
son, Muriel; Wilson, Ruth Ann.
Pass — Adair, Doris; Bell,
Carol; Bennewies, Roger; Brady,
David; Carnochan, Grant; Car-
ter, Stewart; Dalrymple, Jim;
Dennis, Brenda; Eaton, Brenda;
Eisler, Cindy; Gray, Keith; Har-
vey, Ian; Henderson, Karen; Hu-
ber, Wayne; Matheson, Glenda;
McKellar, Garry; McLean, Gord-
on; Munroe, Faye; Smith, Char-
lie; Watterworth, Jeanette.
Mrs Kay, Teacher.
GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5
Pass - Beuereuum, Heather;
Bennewlee, Danny; Borden, Den-
ny; Elliott, Mary; Lament,
Bruce; Loney, Wayne; Mont-
gomery, Gary; Muegge, Leonard;.
Rowat, Jisu; Smith, Stephen;
Southgate, Paul; Townsend,
Bonnie,
GRA12E s TO GRADE 4
Honours --- Boshart, Eleanor;
Doig, Carol Ann; Malkus, Beata;
McLean, Mary Ann; Patterson,
Dianne; Roberton,, Elaine; Wal.
tens, Judy; Williams, Arlene.
Pass-Boussey, .Billy; Broome,
David; Bryans, Barbara;. Corn-
ish, Danny; Knetsch, Margaret;
McLean, Margie;' Moore, Billy;
Snowdon, Jisn,
Mfrs, Ells, Teacher.
GRADE 2 TO GRADE 3
Honours -- Mary Ball; Mark
Ranson; Lorraine Townsend.
Pass Larry Broome; Ruth
Dunlop; Leif Lauritsen; Cindy
MacDonald; Lois Muegge; Dan-
ny Muir; Wilma Westerveld,
GRADE 3 TO GRADE 4
Honours—Dianne Dalton.
Pass --Ray Dennis, Charlynn
Fry, Ronnie Hopper, Judy Hul-
ley, Nancy Hulley, David Long -
staff, Paul Muir, Janice Powell,
Brian Price, Helen S allows,
Charlie Scott, Robert Taylor, Al-
lan Wilbee. (Rea) Bobby Wal-
lace.
Miss McLlwain, Teacher. '
GRADE 2 TO GRADE 8
Honours—Doig, Gail; Gorwill,
John; Harvey, David; Hodgert,
Brenda,
Pass — Bell, Laurie; Bettger,
Donnie; Bray, Sheila; Carno-
chan, Bob; Dalrymple, Ronnie;
Dalton, Roy; Henderson, Ron-
nie; Hildebrand, Douglas; Hol-
land, Jim; Huber, Barry; Kruse,
Laurie; McKellar, Paul; Mac-
Lean, Lynn; McLean. Stewart;
Malcolm, Bruce; Mennell, Ray;
Munro, Mac; Onbelet, Ralph;
Park, Larry; Rivers, Jim; Swan,
Nancy; Wallace, Bonnie; Wet-
terworth, Mao; Wilson, Anita;
Wylie, Valerie,
Miss Elder, Teacher,
GRADE 1 TO GRADE 2
Honours — Bowerigg, Elva;
Crawford, Tommy; Hoover,
Doug; Malkus, Monica.
— Ball,
Akker, Tony;
Elizabeth; Beattie, Peter; Boyes,
Janet; B r i g h t r al l Cathy;
Broome, Kevan; Dalton, New-
ton; Dalton, Ronnie; Dodds, Su-
san; Doig, Ken; Dolmage, Beth;
Glanville, Doug; Holland, Cam;
Hopper, Joan; MacMillan, David;
l oClinchey, Dianne; McLean,
Kathie; McNaughton, . Patsy;
Miller, Vicki; Montgomery, Bob:
Moore, John; Muir, Barbara;
Oke, Mary; Scott, Valerie; Turn-
bull, Marlene; Wilbee, Anne;
Wood, Ralph; Wood, Randy.
Mrs. Mason, Teacher.
KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 1
Andersen, Cheryl; Bell, Lee;
Bowie, Lynn; Beynon, Cather-
ine; Bowering, Patricia; Butt,
Glenda; Campbell, Dennis; Corn-
ochan, Alan; Cornish, Dean;
Dale, Terry; De Groot, Joanne;
Dungey, Brenda; Dupee, Larry;
Eisler, Gary; Fry, Donna; Glen-
ville, Brian; Hammond, Donna;
Henderson, Kevin; Hildebrand,
brand
Joan;' Hulley, Penny; Huber,
Jack; Iszacovics, Barbara; Jes-
some, Silby; Kruse, Heather;
Little, Barbara; Loney, Debbie;
Malkus, Donna; McClinchey,
Randy; McConney, Denise; Mc-
Kaig, Jean; MacMillan, Brian;
Munroe, Gayle; Munroe, Gary;
Noble, Mary; Salisbury, Bill;
Swan, Kenneth; Wilbee, Joan;
Wright, John; Whitelaw, Bill;
Smith, Gerald; Smith, Bill;
Schnook, Janice; Stewart, Ca-
thie.
Mrs. Boswell, Teacher,
Report of St. James' 1 ST, COt~UMBAN
Miss Marlon McIver, Detroit,
with Mr, and Mrs: William Mc -
Ivor;
Miss. Rets Kennedy in St,
Augustine, with Mr, end Mrs,
Bill Kinnahun.
Mr. end Mrs. Bea Flanagan
and Greg, Kitchener with Mr.
and Mrs. V, J. Lane,
Joe Downey, London, with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Eckert,
Joe Sloan, Detroit; Gerald
Sloan, Cobourg; and Toni Sloan,
Napanee; with Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
Sloan,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doyle and
baby, Misses Anne and Helen
Maloney, London, with Mr. aed
Mrs, Frank Maloney.
Mrs, Van Doornik, Holland is
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Vogels,
Mrs. Grant Bailey and family,
Detroit; Mr, end Mrs. Ken Bat-
son, and. Carol, Forest; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank O'Connor and chil-
dren, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
John Fawcett, London, with Mr.
and Mrs. J..1, Holland.
Lou Murray, Misses Mary
Ruth and Betty Ackroyd, Toron-
to,. with Mr, and Mrs, Michael
Murray,
Miss Mary Malone, Windsor,
with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Malone,
Mr, and Mr's. Jerry Eckert, and
daughter, Owen Sound, with Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Dalton,
The July meeting of the local
council of the C.W.L. was held
on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Kale with 3
members present, The President,
Mrs, A, Cronin, presided and op-
ened the meeting with the
league prayer, Minutes of the
previous meeting were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Toni Kale.
The 1st Vice. Pres., Mrs. Nora
Maloney reported 96 paidup
members. Mrs, Jack Lane gave
the treasurer's report. It was an-
nounced that silverware has been
purchased and stamped, Mrs. J.
McIver and Mrs. J. Murphy vol-
unteered to care for the altars
during the month of August. The
plans for the supper to be held
July 19 were discussed, and final
d Rev.Fa-
ther
made.
arrangements
ther Coughlin gave an interest-
ing talk, and congratulated the
ladies on their work and co-op-
eration. A mystery prize donat-
ed by Mrs. Emmett Malone was
won by Mrs. Clarence Ryan.
Mrs. Frank Bowman moved a
vote of thanks to Mrs. Kale for
the use of her home. The meet-
ing adjourned and closed with a
prayer, Lunch was served by
the corinnittee'in charge.
Separate School
GRADE 1 TO GRADE 2
John Arts, Herbert Broome,
Peter De Groot, Jean Devereaux,
Donald Etue, Timothy Hoff,, Dan-
iel Hough, Peter Huyben, Kenny
Jasimaat, John Jansen, John
Lansink, Michael McNichol, Gary
Nash, Ann Nobel, Steven Coster-
bosch, TOM Swinkles, Rosemary
VendenHenget; Josephine Wil.
lesns,
TO GRADE 3
Arts, Joanne; Aubin, Mary;
Devereaux, Neil; Devereaux, Ter-
esa; Devereaux, 'Phomas; Groo-
thiiis, Henk; Heynebergen, Jack;
Janmaet, Luke; Ieunz, William;
Malone, Patrick; Mero, Vernon;
Nigh, Cathy; Segerens, Mary A.;
Sills, Jane; Van Loon, Mary;
Van Miltenberg,, Corrine; Ver-
berne, Hendrina; Bannon, Jas.;
FIeynshergen, Marla; Huyben,
Mary Anne; Jansen, Rudy; Jim -
some, Carol; Travaglione, Lea-
na; Zilor, Patricia; Phillips,
Nancy.
TO GRADE 4
Bannon, Michael; Bedard,
Lynda; Devereaux, Anne M,;
Eckert, John; Eckert, Robert;
Flannery, Joseph; Fleming, Di-
ana; Grootiiuis, Sohn; Hagen,
Flora; FIalpin, Diane; Huyben,
Annie; Johnson, Bonnie; Kuns,
Teresa; McConnell, John; Mc-
Curdy, Wine McGrath, Jas.; Mc-
Grath, Mary A.; Nigh, Patricia;
Ran, Mary J,; Swinkels, Nellie;
Vanderzon, Elizabeth; Van Mil-
tenberg, John.
GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5
Maureen Bannon;' Rosemary
Bedard; Angela Devereaux; Bri-
an Leonhardt; Patricia Nigh;
Douglas Phillips; Billie Price;
Dawna Reynolds; Paul Reyn
olds; Mary Swinkles; Mary.
Claire Trach; Anthony Van
Loon; Arnold Van Miltonburg.
GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6
Patricia Etue; Yvonne Feeney;
Patrick Flannery; Rosemary
Fleming; Mary Hagan; Paul
Hoff; Sharon Johnson; Joyce
Kehn; Louise Kenny; Maryanne
Runs; Jane McConnell; .
David
Nigh; Robin Phillips; Joanne
Van Miltonburg; Maria Van
Loon; Maria Willems
GRADE 6 TO GRADE 7
Gary Bannon; Patricia Ban-
non; Rose Brady; Ray Dever-
eaux; Phyllis Feeney; Paul Ha-
gan; Dianne Lansink, Susan
Leonhardt; Thomas Malone;
Monica McCurdy; William Mc-
Grath, Harry Mero; Patrick Mur-
ray; James Phillips; Mary Ann
Phillips; Fergus Quinn; Gregory
Rau; John Ran; Julianne. Rau;
Mary Sills; John VandenHengel;
Joanne Van Vught; Gerda Wil-
lem; John Willem.
GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8
Alice Bannon; Dianne Burns;
Mary Eckert; James Etue; Bren-
da Flannery; Mary McCurdy;
Dolores Maloney; Bill Morris;
Dianne Salisbury; Patricia
Stiles; Michael Stinnissen; An-
thony VandenHengel; Garry Van
Loon; Barbara Aubin; Robert
Johnson; Mary Lansink; Paul
Nigh; John Price; Paul Pringle;
Maria Travaglione; Joan Wil-
liams.
GRADE 8 TO GRADE 9
Bernadette Aubin; Joan Ban-
non; Therese Bannon; Kenny
Burns, Frank Kehr,; Ann Jes-
some; Doris King; Rosemary
Lansink; Mary Maloney; Anne
McConnell; Catherine, Danny
Murray; Michael Phillips, Wayne
Rau; Anne Sills, Peter . Stinnis-
sen; Mary Van Vugt.
• STAFFA
Eight Schools from Hibbert
Twp., enjoyed a successful Field
Day held at S.S. No. 6, Hibbert
on Tuesday, June 27th. S.S. No. 6
School came first with S.S. No.
2 in second place and S.S. No.
3 In third place. The top athletes
were, Linda Grovier, S.S. No. 2,
and Dennese Kerslake, S.S. No.7
School Section No, 3, Hibbert
held their school picnic icnic on Mon-
day evening at 6 p.m. on the
school grounds. Nearly 100 ad-
ults and children attended.
Looking after the sports for
the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Worden, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
Reg. Elliott. A picnic supper was
enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron,
Vivian and Mr, and Mrs. George
Moore in charge.
The Bowman family held a
gathering and picnic supper at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Bowmanie Theoccasion was the
35th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Bowman.
Bonnie Miller, Brenda Kers-
lake, Joanne and Fay Temple-
man are all holidaying at the
Presbyterian Church Camp at
Kintail, Ontario.
Jane Parsons was thrown by a
horse recently and now has her
leg in a cast.
Mrs. Ernest Templeman visit-
ed over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Cole and family,
Cromarty,
Miss Muriel Scott, London,
spent the 'weekend at her home
here,
Mr, George Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldred McNicol, London, at-
tended Cromarty strawberry sup-
per and later visited with Mrs.
Ernest Templeman and Miss
Margaret and Mr. James Miller.
CROMARTY
Miss Ina Scott of London spent
the holiday weekend " with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carey vis-
ited over the weekend with their
daughter at Georgetown,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and
Alice, accompanied by Mrs. Mar-
garet Tuffin of Port Credit visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Currie, Dorchester, and
with their daughter, Mrs. Jack
McGhee, who is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, with a new
baby daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Tuffin of Port
Credit visited for a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Calder Mc-
Kaig and other friends.
Miss Alice Walker spent a
few days last week at Dash-
wood with her cousin Miss Neva
Cockwell,
Several from this district at -
First Presbyterian and Northside
United Churches
Joint Summer
Services
IN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
- 10 A.M.
Sunday School in respective
churches, Nursery school will
meet during morning Worship
11 A,M.
Rev. J. 0, Britton
Everyone Welcome
THE S10AFQRTH NEWS (Phone 84) --Thursday, July 6,
19 61
tended the Caledonian GRlnes at
Embro on Saturday,
Mrs: 115. McDonald of Mitchell
spent the weekend with her sist-
er, Miss Olive. Spears,
Mn Paul Scott, who 15' a stud-
ent at 'Waterloo College, ,eon
ducted the service in Cromarty
Church on Sunday, He . was en-
tertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Scott,
Mr, and Mrs,W. N. Binning,
Richard, Robert and Jane, Mitch-
ell were Sunday visitors at the"'
home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, K. McKellar,
Mr. Eugene Hoste of Ridge'
town is a guest at the home of
his brother and sister-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Hoste.
Mrs. Stella Martin who has
been a patient in Seaforth Hos-
pital, returned to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Remit
-
ton on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, H, R. Currie,
Linda and Joanne of Dorchester
visited on Saturday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Otto Walker.
The annual picnic of S.S. No.
5, Ribbert, was held on the play-
ground on June 29th. About 05
guests sat down to a bounteous
supper at 7 o'clock despite the
threat of an impending thunder
storm. Sports got underway
shortly after. When darkness
fell those present gathered in
the school building where they
were entertained by a musical
program. The presentation of
yearly awards followed: for pro-
gress, Henry Neevel; for perfect
attendance, Margaret Kernick;
for spelling, Margaret Kernick
and Diane Neevel; for average,
Diane Neevel, Verna Christie and
Valerie McPhail; for music,
Verna Christie. The highlight of
the program was the presenta-
tion of a Grade 8 graduation cer-
tificate to Anna Scott who will
attend Mitchell District High
School next term, A celleotion of.
schoolwork and ,crafts completed
during the year, was displayed,
Promotion list, 5.5, 8, Hibbert,
To Grade 2—Valerie McPhail,
Ronnie Gardiner, Linda Hack-
ney, To Grade 4—Alvin Dow,
Heather McPhail, Teddy Her -
nick. To Grade 0—Diane Neevel,
Frances Scott. To Grade 0—Ver-
na Christie, Joanne Dow, Beth
Christie, Joyce Norris. To 'Grade
7—Henry Neevel, Margaret Her-
nia, Dennis Hackney, Agnes
Scott. To Grade 8, Ronald Chris-
tie, Barbara Gardiner, . Stuart
Dow. To Grade 9=Anne:Scott,
The annual picnic of S,S, No,
0 was held at Lions Park, Mitch-
ell on Friday with a good at-
tendance of parents and pupils.
Bible School, will be held in
Cromarty Church from July 10
to 14.
VARNA
The Vacation Bible School oii.
ened on Monday morning in the
United Church with a large at-
tendance of children from Gosh-
en and Varna Sunday Schools.
The members of L,O.L: 1035
are celebrating the 12th in Mile
ton on Saturday of this week,
They have engaged the Bannock-
burn Band to lead the lodge in
the parade,.
Mr, and Mrs. Watson of De-
troit are visiting at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Lee McConnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Don .Barker .and
family of King' City are visiting
this week at the home of Mr,
and. Mrs. ler'edeetenGlys»ont.
The ' United •,Q}rureh Sunday.
School Anniversary will be held
next Sunday at 10,15 a,m• Mr.
Anson McKinley of. Zurich will
give the address.
Mr Brian McAsh has returned
home from. Clinton Hospital aft-
er treatment for an injured hand,
St. Colutnban
DRESSED HAM SUPPER AND SUMMER CARNIVAL
WED. JULY 19th
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Holder of Last Ticket wins $500;00, 1st Ticket and every 50th
Ticket $50,00, — only 500 Tickets to be sold.
PROGRAMME — 7 TO 8 P.M.
Games Wheels Bingo
SUPPER — 5,30 – 8 PM.
Admission: Adults $1.00 Children 50 cents
EVERYONE WELCOME
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