The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-07-09, Page 9Natural resources worker
speaker at graduatton
BROOKSIDE
By Jennifer Dalton, Madonna Bradley,
Rachel Fairbairn, Dawn Jurgens
Melissa Logtenberg, Bev Aitchison
and Bobbi Ann Menary
Grade 8 graduation was held at
Brookside School on Monday evening,
June 23.
Mr. BM Creighton who works with the
Ministry of Natural. Resources, was the
guest speaker. The valedictorian was
Tanya Turner. Steven Rintoul said grace
before the meal and Kevin Baltzer propos-
ed the toast to Queen and Country. The St.
Helens Women's Institute catered to the
meal and Randy Burt spoke in appreciation
to the ladies.
Mr. Tony McQuail brought greetings
from the Board of Education and Mr.
Arnold Mathers represented the Education
Centre Administratibn.
Shauna Andrew played a piano solo
before intermission. Pianists for the
processional of Grade 8 students were two
Grade 8 girls, Maryon Dow and Rachel
Fairbairn, Mr. Don Cameron . introduced
the graduates and Principal Don Tremeer
presented the diplomas. Melissa Logten-
berg gave a piano solo.
Peter Hooftman introduced the guest
speaker, Mr. Bill Creighton, who spoke
very ably .to the students about setting
their goals and dreams and having the
determination to keep working to achieve
them.
Awards presented were as follows: •
Paul Caesar Memorial Award, presented
by Joyce Caesar to Julie Pentland and
Chris MacLennan; Proficiency Award,
presented for Dungannon W.I. by presid-
ent Elmira Finnigan to Michael Curran;
Science Awards, presented for Ashfield
Federation of Agriculture and Farmer's
Union by Grant Curran to Melissa Logten-
berg; Science Award, for West Wawanosh
Mrs. Lois Ottewell played for 0 Canada
and the young people and their parents
enjoyed a social hour and dancing to the
music of "The Star Spinners", Clare and
Bonnie Hodges. All floral arrangements
were courtesy of Valley Green Flowers,
owned by Donna Sue McClenaghan of
• Lucknow, •
• Story book gardens
On Tuesday, June 17 the Kindergarten
classes and many of their mothers enjoyed
a trip to Storybook Gardens in London,
proiriding •a good experience for the
children.
On Wednesday, June 18, Mr. Don
• Cameron took his Grade 8 class roller
skating in Goderich.
The two Grade 2 classes and their
teachers Mrs. Clarke and Miss Jewitt and
several parents enjoyed a picnic. at St.
Christopher's Beach last week. The
children were put in small groups with a
parent or teacher and walked around the
harbour area observing many points of
interest.
Brookside Staff hosted a luncheon on
Thursday, June 26 for the Adult Volunteers
who helped in the schooLin various ways
through the year. Some tutored individual
children or small groups, conducted drill
activities, made learning materials or
concert costumes, helped repair books in
the library or helped on sports days and
field trips.
All their help was greatly appreciated
'and, each volunteer was presented with a
Federation of. Agriculture presented by oeftifioate. Mrs. Bev Weaver ' and Mrs.
Cecil Cranston to Tanya Turner; Mathem- Marie Webster received special recogni-
atics Award,' presented for St. Helens I tion for faithful, competent help over all
Women's Institute by Mrs. Strutton to three terms.
Michael Curran; Penmanship Award, Mrs. Weaver came every Wednesday
presented by Mrs. Lois Farrjsh to Scott and cheerfully turned her hand to whatever
Strawbridge; Music Award, presented by was requested and also assisted on Field
Students' Council by President Jennifer Day and various field trips.
Mabon to Shauna Andrew; History Award, Mrs. Webster also came all three terms
presented by Mrs. Marian Zinn, to Peter and provided many extra ,experiences for
Hooftman; Citizenship Award, presented
by Benmiller Foresters • by Mr. Lee
Cairncross t� Jennifer Mabon; Geography
Award, • presented by Mrs. • Madeline,
•Anderson ..to Melissa Logtenberg; French
Award, presented by Mr, Rudy Hooftman
to Peter IfOoftrnan; Sportsmanship Award,
presented by Mr. Ross Errington to Julie
Pentland. •
Mr. Cameron presented bars to various
members of the class for achievements
through the year.
• Mrs. Graham and Miss Jill Clynick
presented the Sports Awards to Julie
Pentland and Tim Moss who were senior and hope' you come back in September
champions at Brookside Track and Field eager to share experiences and work hard
Day. •. to achieve your best.
the children such as making dough figures
and writing about them, making ginger-
bread, houses, doing embroidery and
• making chocolates at Easter time.
Mrs. Mary Here presented Bev and
Marie each with corsage and thanked
thein and all the volunteers for their help.
Twenty-three volunteers' were invited to
-the luncheon and "though some sent their
regrets there was a good attendance. The
assistance and understanding of the volun-
teers enhances the learning of Brookside
students,
We wish everyone a happy, safe sunulaer
Legion member dies at 66
William Earl Bogues
William Earl Bogues of Campbell Street
in Lucknow died on June 24 in Victoria
-,tiospital in London. He was 66.
Mr. Bogues was a member of the Old
Light Masonic Lodge No. 184, Royal
• Canadian Legion Branch 309, Radar"- ex
Association and the Royal Canadian Air-
force Association.
Born in Windsor on September 20, 1919,
he was the son of the late Frank Bogues
and Mildred White of Ripley. Be married
Ruth Balkwill on May 17, 1941 at Trinity
United,Church in Windsor. .
He is survived by his wife, one daughter
Linda (Mrs. Lorne Emmerton) of Ripley,
' granddaughters Lori Weber (Mrs. Tim
Weber) of Ripley, Cindy Enunerton of
Ripley and great grandson Brent Weber.
The funeral service Was held at the
MacK4nzie and McCreath Funeral Home,
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