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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-29, Page 11COLBORNE CORNER. Glortruckaluting, S1E4 Colborne Central School held its Grade 8 graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 24. The twenty-five graduating students were first treated to a dinner at Colborne Township Hall, catered to by the ladies of Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute. At this dinner, the students showed their ability to perform.. Master of ceremonies was Bud Milburn. Grace was said by Craig McNeil and Adam Moore proposed the toast to the Queen. After the dinner, Heidi Hoernig thanked the ladies and the principal, Mr. Jewitt, gave a toast to the graduates which was replied to by Vicky Vanderbargh. David Duncan then in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. S. Clarke. She was thanked by Scott Baer. Mrs. Little introduced the valedictorian, Lori Milian, who then gave her address. Robin Wark thanked Lori and Reeve Kernighan ex- pressed his pleasure_ Following dinner, the graduation ceremony was held in the school auditorium with Mr_ Jewitt as emcee. Grade 2 awards had been presented to the pupils in the classroom that afternoon but Grades 1,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 pupils received their awards from their teachers at the evening ceremony. Several students won French awards and four students, Heidi Hoemig, Robin Wark, Jennifer Brennan and Janice John- ston, sang a French song, with accompanist Lori Miilian_ Awards were given for public speaking in Grades 4,5,6,7 and 8 with Steven Millian receiving the school trophy and the senior Legion trophy for public; ,speaking_ Alex Hoemig won the junior Legion trophy for public speaking_ Plants were then presented as thanks to the adult volunteers—Betty Miller, Judy Vanstone, Sharon Wray, Ann Feagan and Mary Stoll. The graduation class sang a musical salute to graduation with Mrs. Little as accompanist ,While they sang, pictures of the students in yester years were shown on a screen. After trophies were awarded to the top students ( see them in the Grade 8 graduation special edition next week }, the Grade 8 students sang "I Sing The Body Electric" ac- companied by Lon Miliian, an eceived their diplomas from Mr_ Herman who was their teacher for part of the year and Mrs. Little, their present teacher. Social News Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter, attending the marriage of their great grantlaiece Mary Moore to • Douglas Dodge ° in North Street United Church Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett from Northville, Michigan along with Mrs. Viola Armstrong from Southfield, Michigan. Pat and Sally Armstrong from St. Clair, Michigan and Doug and Linda Tottenham from Owen Sound_ Mr. ani ours. aoruon Kaitting visited in Zurich on Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn have sold their mill in Walton and now will have more, time to relax and enjoy their home and family. They have just returned home from a month's holiday visiting . their daughter Janice and her husband in England. While, there, they also visited friends in the southern part of the country and Scotland as far north as Aberdeen.. They report that the scenery was beautiful and it was a holiday they will long remember. Softball Colborne squirt boys, coached by Jim Brindley, beat ,the Londesboro squirts 14-5 in Londesboro Wed- nesday, June 22. The Colborne boys will play again tonight (Wednesday). *Varna at 7 p.m. Calf Club The second regular meeting of the Dungannon Calf Club was held June 21 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Glen McNeil, FIR. 6 Goderich with 10 membeis present. The meeting opened with the 4-11Pledge and roll call by Perry Van Osch in the ab- sence of Jeff Feagan. It was announced that Jeff Feagan, Kevin Smith, Lisa Thompson of R. R. 5 Wingham and Janice Robinson of R.R. 4 Walton would be taking part in the 4- H Leadership program June 19-25. It was also announced that an Open Judging Competition would be held at Atwood on July 9. Members were reminded of the up- . coming dairy twilight meeting_ Some members attended the careers program at Clinton, high. school Jpne f7 where graduates of: the Huron County 4-H program spoke on how 4-H has af- fected their careers. Judging competition results were handed back. The club did very well at this competition. Kevin Smith received the Huron County Milk Committee Award for the highest score in the dairy section with a score of 95 out of a possible 100 while Jeff Feagan won the C.I.L. Trophy for the highest score in the swine section with a score of 96 out a possible 100_ The lessons were then done. The beef lessons were entitled "Special Management Practices and Disease Prevention in Dairy and Beef and Feeding the Weaned Beef Calf." The dairy Iesson was entitled "Special Management Practices and Disease Prevention in Dairy and Beef." Members then went to the barn where Glen and Cliff McNeil explained their operation and , answered questions. Members judged a class of two year old holsteins with Craig McNeil and Agnes Van Osch giving their reasons for the class and Bob McNeil giving the official reasons. Lunch was served and Darren Connelly thanked Glen McNeil for having the meeting. The next meeting will be held July 19. -- reported by Judy Walter. .Sl'GzY '+ WW Y, 2,1 -Palmle EATS AND TREATS OF BAYFIELD 565-2942 The expression "Dinner is Served" carries a new meaning in Bayfield because of the extraordinary new dining experience that happens at EA.T. CO. every night The kindergarten class of Colborne Central School held . its graduation ceremonies on Thursday, June M. In the class, taught bey Mrs. McMillen, are (top row, left to right) : Kevin Fisher, Kurt Marchl, Adam Culhert, Candy Wagner, Danny McMichael, Angie Duncan, and Steven Bogie. (Second row) : Patty Kubik, Catherine Feagan, Crystal Ribey, Jackie Henry, and Darcy MacDonald. (Third row): Michael Leamen, Dean Chrastina, Nicks Budden, and Cojanna Bond. (Bottom row): Sherry Stephenson,Matthew Schwartz, Teresa Armstrong, and Jana Harman. (photo by Darrell Kloeze) Soup du Jour.. a--a----.- Chef's own Salad..... .....1.90 Seafood Crepes 400 Scallops, baby shrimp and salmon smothered in a divine sauce. Shish Kebob......... - . 3.75 Salad Supreme 3 50 Romaine lettuce, spinach, bacon bits, and egg sheets in a mango chutney, dijon mustard and sour cream dressing. Members of Parliament will speak to community council -It is an excellent way to meet other community workers in Huron County and keep up to date on the services available in our Valerie Bolton, chairper- son of the Huron County Community Service Council, was speaking of the bi- monthly meetings held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. If you are employed or a volunteer in any, kind of com- munity .or socialservice work in Huron County, you may wish to join this council. Meetings are held at 10 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month :"We have a speaker or film at each meeting to..coaaey the work of a group or agency in Huron," Bolton said. In July the guests will be the three members of parliament hav- ing jurisdiction in Huron: Jack Riddell M.P.P., Mur- ray Elston M_P..P. and Mur- ray Cardiff M.P. They will answer questions from those present on how they can aid council members overcome roadblocks they may en- counter when dealing with government. "Just about every community worker will at some time find themselves caught up in 'red tape' or encounter a client who is having some problem with a government service," explained Bolton. "It will 'be valuable to know how we can use our MP and MPPs to help us help others." Membership on the council is only $5 for individuals and $10 for agencies. Members receive minutes of past meetings, including a notice of the upcoming; meeting by mail. The council's F main pur- pose is to provide an infor- mal network of social and community workers making contacts that are necessary for this kind of i work. The council also has several committees which take an active role in establishing new services in the county. Presently there is a transportation ,committee looking at transportation for the handicapped and an ad- visory committee hoping to establish a credit counselling service. 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