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GODERICH. SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1E,1980,4AdE T --
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BY DELORES Van OSCH Helen Riegling, who was a of Mary Agnes, was been cu had been packed and taken but a cut back in service it is important that the
winner in the water safety Goderich and lived in Kings- to the Salvation Army. personnel. Dave went on to church, C.W.L. and the
Field day was held at St. contest sponsored by
C,$.N.X.T.V:
Ontario.
Several from the area at-
tended the 30th wedding
anniversary celebrations at
the LucknowCommunity
Centre en Friday ay eveningfor
Grant and Wilma Chisholm.
Separate School Principals
from' the Waterloo Board of
Education, enjoyed the.
weekend at the Resurrection-
ist Camp. Among them was
John Van Osch who visited
briefly with his brothers and
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Van Osch, Luck -
now, on Saturday.
John and Grace Austin
were in Ottawa last week
where John was a voting
delegate to the Annual Ont-
ario Social Service Conven-
tion. While there, they were
visited by -their -niece- and
--nephew, Teresa- and. Wayne
Cormack and Andrea.
bridge in the 1800s. Helen Riegling reported say that although the enroll-
Joseph's
nroll • school know the wishes of the
Josephs school last Tues The draw was Wayne Courtney, son of that the District Commission, ment in the ' school has community and parents. Bet -
day. The winners in each made at the supper hour on h L k Teresa and Joe Courtney, is er for the Beavers and Cubs declined immensely the past ter communication would
" division were: junior girls, T.V. on Friday. Dean won in F 'd home on Vacation for .a few would like to meet with the ten years as well as the lead to a meaningful ongoing
Mau'rea..Stapleton, Colleen the ages four to six class. weeks. Wayne has been sponsoring group. Helen also budget and staff, the school dialo ue, which }n turn, would
Sharon McC1ena han away for 19 months touring- reported' g P
Van 'Osch, Lisa Card; junior � g g ' reported` that' the welcoming • ' is still- 'growtntg` la time- of lrin ho a and- the love of
boys, Paul VanRooy, Sean (Courtney) and children of and working in the Pacific commitee has been estab- adversity with.the help of the God even more to the school.
Wilson and Ronald Plassch. Clinton visited with other Islands, New Zealand and lished and Marie Miltenburg Holy Spirit and the perser Betty Frayne thanked
members of her familyin the Australia. is the chairman. verance of theparish.
aert (tied), Maurice .Del- Dave for his very important
bergue; intermediate girls, community on Friday. She ST. JOSEPH'S C.W.L. Bernadine Kinney report -This summer the school is talk.
Christine Stapleton, Maria also visited her uncle, John The annual joint meeting ed on the Kingsbridge Area bringing employment to the A plant sale followed and a
Dalton and Vicki Doherty O'Connor. of the three C.W.L councils Seniors. The roll call was younger people of the parish. delicious lunch was served
(tied), Tanya Westecott; in- Mrs. Yvette Heffernan and was held in St. Augustine on taken by Rita Howard. Last year it provided three by the hostesses, the St.
termediate boys, Edward son, Jerry, of Stratford, at -Monday evening, June 2. The dinner for the July jobs, this year eight. These Augustine Council.
Plasschaert, Scott Westecott, tended the wedding of their Each council met separately celebrations was discussed. jobs will provide summer
recreation for the elementary
school children of the com-
munity; give the school a
better idea of what direction
the community wishes it to
go; and bring the community
school concept to -the- public.
He went on--to-mention the
-
tennis courts, the school
library, the special education
course to be offered at the
school this fall, the house-
aleaga rogram,'t'i't"e"atlrers= '
that are involved in design-
ing curriculum. and how
some parents act as volun-
teers in the classrooms,
driving to tournaments, etc.
Dave felt the major problem
is still communication, let-
ters are sent home, notices
are placed on bulletin boards
in the churches but somehow
there is something missing.
Dan Wilson; senior girls,
Linda Sinnett, Gerda Hend-
ricks, Betty Jane Foran;
senior boys, Shawn Doherty,
Casey Hendricks, Perry Van
Osch.
This included grade four
to ht: Th younger grades
will have play day at a later
date. These winners will
compete in the zone track
—and: field- meet -=in -Goderich• --0
this coming week.
Congratulations to Dean
Riegling, son of Max and
niece and cousin, Diane
Lehman, in Toronto on Satur-
day. .>
Brother Carl Voll returned
home this past week after a
three week vacation to the
Holy" -Land, Austria and
Germany.
Reis and Marie Milten-
burg returned home on Sun-
day after travelling east as
far 'al `:lilova- Scotia--arrde•N
Brunswick, coming back
through part of the states
and Sudbury in Northern
Mrs. Nora Sinnett and her
cousin, Mary Agnes Keefe of
aalelpina, Whig -Ara' visitd°
with relatives in Goderich
and Kingsbridge, recently.
Mrs. McIntosh, grandmother
for a brief meeting.
Clarice Dalton presided for
the meeting and led in the
opening prayer. A donation
was received from the
Knights of Columbus to-
wards the grade eight gradu-
$tion: A refund che-gire was...
received from the Zehr's
sales slips that the members
have collected.
Fran R lingCl tirclait
Convener, reported on the "
First Communion and the
Crownin of Mary. Tina`Van-
Diepen reported that clothes
s planned for l;olborne
Members were asked to
bring small baking to the
reception in the hall follow-
ing Confirmation on Mon-
day, June 9th. Father an-
nounced that Bishop McCar-
thy will be present. -
Clar-ic-e thanked Father for
the work done in the wash-
rooms in the hall. The ladies
are asked to bake for the
garage sale on June 14.
Clarice-TraIfoiiis pthnntrig'
to attend a seminar on What-
ever Happened to Human
Rights, at Ryerson in Tor-
onto, on June 7th.
The annual pilgrimage to
St. Mary's Shrine will be
held Wednesday, August 13.
There will be a paper drive in
the near future. The C.W.L.
Central School'send-of-the-year termis presently looking after the
lunches for the Kingsbridge
Area Seniors Bingo nights.
Betty Frayne presented
Father Dentinger with a pen
and pencil set as a rem-
embrance of the 1980 gradu-
ating class.
Following the meeting, a
combined meeting of the
three councils took place.
Emma Franken introduced
the guest speaker, Dave
Zyluk, principal of St. Jos-
eph's school.
Dave talked about the
Catholic school system which
is at present being attacked
as a Provincial Separate
School System, by a variety
of problems, including de-
clining enrollment, declining
grants and a small tax base
leading to higher municipal
taxes, which in turn lead to a
smaller school budget. There
are more curriculum areas
Vacation time is just
around the corner and to
complete the school term,
Colborne Central School
has an interesting and
busy schedule.
On Thursday, June 12,
Holmesville Public
School band will give a
concert in Colborne
Central School gym-
nasium at ;9:30 a.m.
Parents are welcome.
On June 16 and 17,
Grade 7 students will be
having a camp -out at
Menesetung Camp as
part of their Outdoor
Camping Education
Program.
On Wednesday, June 18
some of -the students will
be taking . part in the
-softball tournament at
Brookside School.
On June 19 and 20,
Grade 8 students will be
taking a year-end
education trip to Toronto
which promises to be
very interesting.
OnJune 24 at -1045 a.m.
: there will -"be the kin-
dergarten graduation at
the school.
Also on June 24 will be
the Grade 8 graduation
classdinner and the
awards night at the
school at 8 p.m.
School will close for
this term on Wednesday,
June 25 at 2:30 p.m.
The students of
Colborne School par-
ticipated in the inter-
school west regional
track and field meet at
Brookside School on May
29 and are pleased to
report that. Heidi Hoernig
was runner-up for the
Midget girls and Chris.
Starkey was .runner-up
for the Senior boys.
SWIMMING
LESSONS
Colborne Recreational
Committee has made
arrangements whereby
the Colborne children will
be able to 'receive
swimming lessons again
this year, Forms were
given to the children at
school on Tuesday of this
week and parents are
asked to co-operate and
please have these forms
returned to the school by
this Friday, June 13 so
that plans can be
finalized. If you require
further information
phone 524-6331.
RECREATION
MEETING
Colborne Township
Recreation Committee
meeting will be in
Colborne Township Hall,
Carlow, on Monday, June
16 at 8 p.m. Several
important items. of
business will be discussed
including softball and the
swimming classes for
this season. Your interest
and help is needed so plan
to attend.
4-H NEWS
The fourth meeting of
Tiger Dunlop 4-1-1 Group
"Wild Flowers" was held
June 9 at Carlow Hall at 7
p.m. The meeting was
opened with the 4-H
pledge and Teresa
Cannon read the minutes
of, ttze .1a.s_t..rpe&t ag.
' IthoriaaBean adopted the
minutes as , read and
Susan Pollock seconded
them.
The members' an-
swered the roll call, "An
emergency which could
happen on an outing and
how I would handle it."
They also learned two
new exercises. They then
discussed their outing
and what they would need
'to bring. After they
helped make candles
decorated with wild
flowers.
Alice Nivins read the
Creed to close the
meeting. The next
meeting will be held
Thursday, June 26 at
Ben mill`er Falls.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter observed their
57th wedding anniversary
on Friday, June 6 and
celebrated the occasion
as dinner guests of Miss-
Grace
issGrace Hunter, Goderich.
Guy Emerson of
Meneset Park is at
present a patient in
University Hospital,
London. His many friends
wish him a speedy
recovery.
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Sincere sympathy is
extended to the family of
the late Maxwell Ernest
(Max) McFarlane of
Meneset Park who
passed away at St.
Joseph's Hospital,
London on ,Sunday, June
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute members will be
observing their Sunshine
Sister banquet. this
Thursday, June 12 at
Dungannon at 6:3Q p.m. It
will be catered to by the
Dungannon Women's
8. Institute.
Seaforth plans market
SEAFORTH - The
Seaforth. Recreation
Committee wants the
town to get greater use
out of Victoria Park and
one of first moves to;'
attract the public could
be an annual farmer's
market.
The committee has also
suggested to the town
that a brochure be made
up to outline events at the
park, as well to provide a
brief historical sketch of
the site.
Also proposed for the
revitalization of the park
is landscaping, - in-
stallation of playground
equipment and other
events like fashion and
art shows, outdoor
weddings and dances.
Seaforth Councillor
William. Bennett said that
some local merchants
have expressed interest
in the park scheme and
added the facility is
already well enough
equipped . to meet the
demands of the project.
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