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Clinton News-Record, 1985-6-26, Page 8• Doug Gliders loses a close race to tiary Ceasar curing the oidtimer's sio-peen tourna- ment at Londesboro June 21 to 23. Gilders was playing for Holmesville Store while Ceasar was on the Burkholder team. (James Friel photo) Hullett school busy by Linda Van Spengen • LONDESBORO - The last three weeks of school at Hullett Central School have been busy with graduation activities, camping and many field trips. The Senior Band and the Senior Choir went on tour June 12. They visited Brussels Public School and Mitchell. The Junior Band and Choir went on tour on Jwre 13. These tours that occur at the end of the school days have become an active tradition among the bands and choirs of Hullett. An 'Appreciation Tea' for Mr. MacLennan was held on Sunday, June 16. After 13 years as principal Mr. MacLennan is moving on to Robertson Memorial School in Goderich. Entertainment was presented by the Junior and Senior Band and the Senior Choir. Bruce Bergsma was the master of ceremonies and the guest speaker was Bradley Lion, a former Hullett Student. Mr. MacLennan was presented a plaque from the community. The plaque was hand -made by Jim McEwing. Ralph Buffinga gave an anniversary clock from the Hullett Bus Lines. A penmanship award is, set up in Mr.. MacLennan's name. • Grade 2. held a Sunshine Party in the Library on Thursday. On June 1$.two slowpitch teams went to Clinton to compete in the tournament there. Hullett didn't get any first places but they fought to the end: The Grade 7 class had their annual trip to Toronto on June 21. They visited Ontario Place and saw a game of Blue Jays baseball. June 20. the Grade 8 students went to the Clinton high school to visit their classes for •next year. • On June 21 all the Grade 8's went back to the bush for an outing. They cooked their own meals and did ars interesting water .study. • Jurre 20, after two long weeks of prepara- tion the Grade 8's held their graduation. The banquet was held at the Londesboro Hall - across from the school. After the supper was served everyone walked over to the school for the program. Entertainment by the graduates was all musical. After that was completed, the awards were handed out. - The History and Geography award was donated by the Londesboro Se.nior Citizens and was won by Tracy Salverda. -The.h"Tench award was donated also by the I ondesboro Senior Citizens and was won by Tanya Boonstoppel. - The Mathematics award was won by Paul Hoggart and donated by the Mitchell's Family Market. - The English award was donated by the Summerhill Ladies Club was won by Linda Van Spengen. - The Outstanding Male Athlete was won by Tins Worthington and the award is given in memory of Ted Pickett. - The Outstanding Female Athlete was won by Theresa Overboe and is given in memory of Mr. Pickett. - The Inciustrial Arts award was won by Robbie McCool and was donated ,by the Londesboro Women's Institute. - The Horne Economics award was also donated by the Londesboro Women's In-• stitute and was won by Dawn Riley. - The Effort and Co-operation award presented and donated by Mr. and Mrs. Lee was won by Brenda Finch. - The Top Male Graduate was won by Heng Lee and was .donated by the Londesboro Lions Club. - The Top Ferrrale,Graduate - also donated by the Londesboro Lions Club was won by Kerry Babcock. , • The guest speaker was Rev. Stan Mac- Donald 'and the validictorian was Tracy Salverda. The thence was Hawaii '85. Well rounded recital LONDESBORO -Students of Gail Lear, A. Mus., Londesboro, Ont. presented their an- nual piano recital to a large audience in the Blyth Centre for the Arts, on May 30. The'. performers were delighted to have the op- portunity of playing on the new grand piano and presented a well rounded • program of music in solo and duet form. The offering for the evening was turned over to the Piano Fund. . Everyone joined in singing Happy birth- day to corrunemoratc "Bath's" :300th birth- day this year. Several senior students presented variations on the birthday theme to snow .the development and change. in musical style from Bach's time up to Boogie. ' Kira Stuckey of Wingham, also delighted the audience with vocal solos which showed why she was a scholarship winner at the Walkerton Festival early May. Several other pupils placed in the top three of their respective piano classes. Steven Coultes 'f Belgrave was picked to perform in the Festival of Stars on the closing nights con- cert. Kim Craig, of Blyth, a former student, was back to render a beautiful Chopin Noc- turne. Kim has now completed her. third year in music at University of Western On- tario. .,Following are the names of pupils taking part from beginners to Grade 10: - Pam Hoggart, Ansley Simpson, Matthew Hunter, Kelly Bosman, Shawn Perry, Paul •Jewitt,• Beth Ward, Cheri Hoggart, Brian Whyte. Jennifer Sottiaux, Heather Bishop, Todd Chadwick, Kira Stuckey, .Shannon. Simpson, Amy Bateman, Glenna Buffinga, Melanie Knox, Sara Lyons, Jennifer Nott, . Theresa Overboe, Jason Nott, Crystal Whyte, ,Jennifer Hunter, Christa Crawford, Leanne Simpson, Shannon Duizer, Patrick gull, Robt. Chadwick, Andrea Grant, Steven Coultes, Lori Livermore, Deanna Lyon, .Julie Howson, Janine Buffinga, Marsha Szusz, . Ron Greidanus, Lisa Duizer, Kim Craig. • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1.985—Page 7 Ham supper realizes By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - United Church Women held a meeting June 17 with President Brenda Radford welcoming all. There were 21 present. The devotions were conducted by Mrs. E. Wood and Gail Lear played the piano. The business minutes of April 5 and May 8 were read by Mrs. Lorne Honking. Correspondence consisted of thanks from the Shaddick families, Mary Longman, Carol and Kay Longman and Bob, Elva Reid family, Mary Peel, Rev. Snihur for the donation to the manse, and a letter from foster child Lam Sue Bing. The treasurer's report was by Mrs. Russell Good. Profit from the ham supper was $1,310.39, It was moved to donate $250 to the Tornado Fund, $250 to the organ fund and $2,000 to the Board of Stewards. The one day Alma College will be held Aug. 19. June Fothergill gave her report on the May weekend at Westminister College. The study was given by Mrs. Wood on the fourth chapter of Matthew. The next meeting will be held July 15. Gr. 8 Graduation The graduation for Hullett Central School was held June 20. Grace and a toast to the Queen were said by Mary Craig. The WI served supper to 34 graduates and their parents. Following the banquet, Paul MacDonald introduced the head table and the introduction of guests and graduates and the toast to the graduates came from Dave Overboe. The reply was by Brenda Finch. The introduction of teachers was by Todd Duquette and the toast to the teachers was from Tanya Boonstoppel. Beverly Kennedy spoke the, appreciation to the ladies and the reply came from Mrs. Eric Anderson. A toast to the school board was given by Herman Gerrits with a reply from Mr. G. Craig and a toast to the school by Mike Van. Hossenhoven with a reply from Mr. Angus MacLennan. The awards presentation was at the school following the program featuring musical numbers by Gr. 8 students. Winning the history and geography award from the senior citizens and presented by Mr. L. flunking was 'Tracy Salverda. Mr. E Griffein presented the French award to Tanya Boons',sppe1, also provided by the senior citizens. The mathematics award was presented by Bill Millson to Paul Hoggart from Mitchell's Family Market; the English award was presented by Mrs. A. Gerrits to Linda Van Spengen from the Summerhill Ladies' Club; Mr..and Mrs. A. MacLennan presented the penmanship award to Julie 1Vierner; the outstanding male athlete in memory of Ted Pickett was presented by Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt to Tim• Worthington; Theresa Overboe, the outstanding female' athlete received her prize, also presented in memory of Mr. Pickett, from' Rosie Cooke; Mrs. R. Lawson presented the industrial arts award from the Londesboro WI to Rr 886-6305 i„i Monday to Friday Ir1,''� l 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Classes start 1st est every rtwnth,J Twin City School of Ha�r°sty1in Waterloo, Ont. •Hairstyling • Barbering •Ear Piercing •Make-up '• 55 Erb St. East 11 lit 1,310 profit Robbie McCool; Mrs. H. Burton presented the home economics award to Dawn Riley, also supplied by the Londesboro WI; the effort and co-operation was provided and ,presented by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee to Brenda Finch; Mr. Airdrie gave the top male graduate award, supplied by the Londesboro Lions Club, to Heng Lee; and the top female graduate, Kerry Babcock, received gre award also from the Londesboro Lions Club from Mr. Repan. Linda Van Spengen introduced the guest speiaker, Mr. S. McDonald. Appreciation to the guest speaker came from Stanley Airdrie. Becky Redford introduced of valedictorian Tracey Salverda. Tanya Boonstoppel accompanied the audience for 0, Canada. Promotion and Awards Sunday Greeters at the United Church on th,. special Sunday were Rev. Dave Snihur ar his wife Caron while the ushers were Shannon Duizer, Denise Gross, Kathy Kennedy and Joanne Wilts. Rev. Snihur announced that on June 30 the pancake breakfast will start at 9:30 and go to 10:30 a.m. followed by a hymn sing. An outdoor church service will be held July 7 at Lions Park in Seaforth. Bible vacation school will be held from July 2-6. Those receiving diplomas were Michael Derek Salverda, Pamela Joanne Salverda and Frederick Robert Peel. The second year seal winners were Ben Thompson, Angie Konarski, Shannon Scott, Christopher Knox, Charlotte Wilts, Crystal Wilts, Cheri Taylor, Mark Shepherd and Robbie Johnston; third year, Jennie Konarski, Earl 'Thompson; fourth year, Jennifer Szusz, Jason Konarski; fifth year, Rhonda Howatt, Christie Scott, Gerben Wilts, Joanne Wilts, Dennis Wilts; sixth year, Todd Shaddick, Tim Lyons, Kent Shillinglaw, Billy Jim Scdtt, Kevin Shillinglaw, Scott Shaddick; seventh year, Kerrie Szusz, Kevin Wright, Brent Howatt, Theresa Knox, ,Melanie Knox; eighth year, Kelly Bosman, Sara Lyons; ninth year, Denise Hulley, Bryan Howatt; tenth year, Kimberly Wright, Brent Radford, Murray. Whyte, Paul Jewitt, Shannon Duizer; eleventh year, Lori Bromley, Michael Radford; twelfth year, Crystal Whyte; thirteenth year, Darlene Hulley; and fourteenth year, Stephen Duizer. Sunday School' promotions, from the nursery to Kindergarten, were given to Ben Thompson, Jeff Johnston, Angie .Konarski, Amanda Kennedy, ' Shannon Scott and Tammy Vincent. Promotions from Kindergarten to primary were earned by Robbie Johnston, Michael Salverda, Jennifer Szusz, Dougie Maize, Charlotte Wilts and Crystal Wilts. Graduating • from primary to junior girls were Kelly Bosman, Cheri Taylor and Angela Horbaniuk and from primary to junior boys were Billy Jim Scott, Kevin Shillinglaw and Scott Shaddick. Graduating into intermediate boys from junior boys were Gerben Wilts, Brent Radford and Murray Whyte and from junior to intermediate girls were Theresa Knox, Shannon Duizer, Vicki Riley and Kathy Kennedy. The anthem was a junior choir presentation with Marsha Szusz as choir director and Lisa Duizer as organist. People report I Margaret Taylor was a delegate to the triennial convention of the Federated Women's Institute of Canada June 16 to 20 at Western University, London. Visiting with Alice Davidson and her mother Grace Fairey on June 14-18 were Pearl and Roland Thompson from Gore Bay. On June 17 Mr. and Mrs. Con Murphy from London spent the day at the same home. They were formerly from Manitoulin Island and are friends of the Thompsons. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernht of Tiverton. Margaret Taylor attended the graduation of her granddaughter Elizabeth Brydes on June 21 from the three year journalism course at Humber College. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomspson visited on June 23 with their family at Conestoga Laker and attended the Memorial service at Bethesada Cemetery Moorefield. Dora Shobbrook spent June 20-23, in Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and family. On June 22 she attended the graduation of Patricia from early childhood education at Conestoga College, Doon Campus, Kitchener. On Sunday morn.irfg she attended the christening of great grandson Robert Curtis Blake at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Penfound attended the June 21 graduation of Ruth Ann from the modelling course at Humber College. Mrs. George Hoggart had eye surgery on June 18 at St. Joseph Hospital, London. Friends hope for a speedy recovery. Visitors on June 26 with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were granddaughter Vicki Dahner and children Kerrie, Melissa and T.J. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Dahner, all from Kincardine. Mrs. Jean Scott spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid in Walton. George Carter, of Hullett Township, celebrated his 91st birthday on June 18 by travelling to Northern Ontario. George, Watson Reid, Ralph McNichol arjd Bob Gardiner visited 'the Walton Hunt camp at Lost Channel in the Parry Sound District. A new cabin was built here in 1978 to replace the one used for many years by hunters going north for the deer season. 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