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r Lauriston School Graduates Honored With Dinn
Oraduatlon fon members of
the', 84"40e eight class at Victor
3#41411sten public school was obi
seyedy a dinner, a program
and presentationa;of awards Meld.
'Tuesday, June 23 at the Vic•
tOla; school::
'Sponsored . by the Goderich
home• and schoolbassociation, a
.+d Per ,v! s served to the grade
eight ,.,giraduating class prior to
the px ogram.
Chairman for the event was
Mars, W. Craven, president of
the Goderich home and school
'association, The program began
'With' it processional and the
' school song. Mrs. R. Cornish,
led the assembly in the home
and school .prayer. -A welcome
to guests and ,visitors was ex.
tended by R. E. Smith, super-
vising principal.
GUEST SPEAKER
Marty Adler,. CKNX .radio
announcers' who , was guest
• speaker , at the graduation as.
sembly, was introduced by.
•Bruce Weary, a member of the
grade eight graduates, Audrey
Mariott, another graduate,,,
of Victor Lauriston, extended
thanks to Marty after his ad.
dress.
Presentation at graduation
certificates was made by Mrs.
J. Lewis, Afterwards, the \fol.
lowing awards, were presented:
Robert Park ,memorial medal
for highest achievement in liter.
ature, grammar, mathematics
and spelling went to Catherine
Russell. R. E. Crawford, prin.
cipal at Victor Lauriston school,
made the presentation. Mrs. Dr.
R. W. Hughes presented the
Maple Leaf chapter's I.O.D.E,
award for general proficiency to
Leslie Lambert. ,Goderich
Womens' Institute award for
general proficiency was gives!
to Diane Gainey by Mrs. R. H.
Wilson.
The Ahnzeek chapter I,O,D.E,
award for literature was pre.
-sented to Robert Coulter by
Mrs. M. Clairmont. Barbara
PORTER'S HILL
PORTERS HILL -.The UCW
of Grace Church met at the home
Of Mrs. Donald -Harris for the
June meeting. The president,
Mrs. Elgin. Coxlwas in charge
of the meeting which ,opened
with hymn 358. The Scripture
was read by Mrs, Bill Town.
shend ' and also the study book
on «Eve"; The-tord's,Pr'ayer
wase repeated in unison. The
secretary and treasurer re.•
ports were given and the roll
call was answered with a pen.
ny for each room in your horse,
Plans -were made for the .
ham and salad • supper. July.19.
Meeting closed with the Miz.
j ah Benediction and the hos.
tess served a lovely lunch. •
SPECIAL SERVICES
Next Sunday, July 2,the reg•
ular morning worship will take
the form of a Centennial ser.
, •
In ,the evening at 8:00 p.m.
there will also be a Centennial
service in Clan Gregor Square,
,Bayfield. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
PERSONAL
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bell on the arrival
of a baby boy last week.
Miller received the "Goderich
home and school' association
award for science from Mrs,.
R. Ashton, a member of the .
home and school group.
Following the awards preset'.
tation, 'Catherine Russell gave
• the valedictory. Members of
the graduating class then sang
the popular Centennial song,.
"Canada",, which was followed
by the national anthem.
The graduates movedindoors
to the auditorium of the Vic.
toria school for a dance after
the program was over.
GRADUATES
Members of ' the grade eight
graduating group are as follows:
Principal. R. E. -Crawford's
Glass: Stuart Asher,, .Shelley
,Bradford,, Dennis Bricker, Ron,
aid. Brown, David Cairruthers,
Robert Coulter, Bruce Craw.
ford, Brenda .Feaga i, Cberyk,
Hamilton, Peggy Hailey, Bar-
bara Haworth, Nancy dills,
Anne _ Hopkinson, Blake. Tones,
'Lesley Lambert, Brice Levey,
Lois Carrick, Dennis 'Little,
Lisa McLean, Barbara Miller,,
John Pa,>iriminger, Susanne Pa.'
quette, Beth Ross, BrianRumig.,
Catherine Russell, Karen Such,
Janet. Sutherland, Michael Ta.
felt, Bruce Walter, Paul Warr,
Mary Wilkin, Carol Willis, Jean
Woodward and Sharon Mitchell.
.Graduates from Mrs. R. Shad•
dick's class are: Brenda An.
drews, Larry Barfoot, Jim
Bradford, Rosanne Deuomme,
')arlene ,Draper, Dale Fritzloy,
Susanne Gardiner, . Dianne Gan,
ley, Gordon Glaer, Nancy.
Glenn, Gail Good, Glenn Green,
Janis Green, Patti Jenkins, Rob.
ert Jerry,. , Wendy Johnston,
•Rosemary, Bowers, Anne Legg,
Dwayne L,inner, Bonnie Little.
child, ' John 'MacDonald, Seng
MacDonald, Rdbert Macey, Wil-
liam McGee, Boli McGuire; Ken
Meriam, Brian Sandy, Penny.
Sheardown, A11anSparling,Judy
Sproul, Sherry Treit, Cheryl
Youngblut, Tim Sheardown.
Jr. Farmers Hear Guest
AA
The monthly meeting of the
Clinton Junior Farmers washeld
in the Clinton Town Hall with
Ray Brown as guest speaker. He
is the salesman for Chitman
CREWE
CREWE - Mrs. Crozier Sr.,
and Miss Lorena Crozier, Lon.
don, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Crdziex. ,
Bill Finnigan Toronto, and
Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Henry and
twi granddaughters, Pine
River, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Finnigan.
This community would like to •
extend sympathy to Bert Fin-
nigan on tie loss of his wife.
hemicals and he spoke on weed
and insect control 'oa field crops.
He showed slides of test plots
to reveal his conclusions.
The m^ening adjourned to the.
board room _'f "the Department
of Agriculture where • they join.,
ed the Junior Institute members.
Plans were completed for the
float to b' entered In the Clip•
ton Spring Showi parade.
Guest speaker of the evening
ws•s James _,.Stewwart from Tre.
land. He spoke and showed slides
on agriculture in Ireland. At the
close of his address he was prey
sented with a desk set of clock
and pan. The Clinton Junior Far.
mers were honored to have him
stay in H iron county for a week
with Bob McNeill of R.R. 6 God.
erich.
Following the meetingthe girls
served °lunch. Murray Hoover,
president of the Huron County
Junior. Farmers was also pre.
sent.
Joanne Cook presided for the
Junior Institute meeting apd they
had a demonstration on using
make-up and creams by Mrs.
Brian Hallam, R.R. 1, Auburn.
6.
Graduates from Mrs, D. Hay.
den's class are: Jeanette' Ain.
slie, Jane Baxter, Margo Bet..
tger, Faye Bradley, Cynthia
Campbell, James Daer, Kenneth
Davidson, Carol Duckworth,
Susan Erb, .Hent Gerrtts; Janice •
Glen, Linda Glenn, Rolf ceps
tschaik, Helen Hetherington,
Marie Hibbert, Robert. Mao-
Donald ,Sharon Burchill? Rob.
ert MacLean, Suzanne MacLeod
Gaye Mexo, Edward 'Miller,
Nancy Miller, Trudy Nelson,
Terry Patterson; Gerda Potzel
Burt Robinson, Clare Sager,
1,otiise Schaefer, Cindi Watt,
Bruce Weary, Richard Whet-
stone; Susan' . White, hath
A
RONTO
r, Prizes •
Whitten and Bill Stewart.
Graduates from M. Vroomans
class are; Brian Allen,. Sandra.
lee Baker, Ricky Ball, Mark
Barker, Clare Burchill, Jen:"
nifer Cadman, Cathy Curry,
Steve Doak, Susan Duckworth,
Gayle Fisher, 'Betty Glousher,
David -Harrison, Randy Hills,
Corrine Hoy, Marcia Luipby,
Bruce MacDonald, Nancy Mac*'.
Donald, Audrey Martott; `Bob
Mathieson, David McConnell,,
Mora" --Ann Miller; Jim Mots,
Mary Ann Millar, • Jim Moh.
ring; Shirley Mohring, Cheryl
Stewart, Ron Straughan, Step.
hen Stringer, Larry Thurlow,
Ken Wettlaufer, David Will tam s.,
Total number of Victor Lau.
riston public school graduates
this year was 130, •
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