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BX HAROLD .KENDRICK...
Graduation
• Now that it is the beginning of
•June man studen
ing to and fro getti g ready for
the;:. annual graduation ceremonies
Which will. be held' on June 5. With.
just'' three days left until the .be-
ginning of exam, these same 'peo-
ple who :are usually very happy,
are also trying to study 'a few
haus! da ch ':day.
Patti! th d t fler, Grade,XIII, value. $100, Roy
Award, foraoutstanding-school..eiti-
zenshy value.$25, John• Scott.
Bursary from: Women's.- Atixil
ary to Scott ;"Memorial Hospital,:
ue $125,.,Norma-Ho _ .
Legion, Award, value` $50, Hd°
owar
James.-
Dominion - Provincial. Bursaries'
University, value $500, Joan Dal-
ton, Charles MacGregor, Marilyn:
Riley, Kenneth:Thompson; Teach-
ers' 'College,. value $250, Clem^:Stef
o .,e',gra ua ion ceremon- Dungeg, Howard James;. Dougla's
ies;:were 'heid .on Friday the 29th , Jamieson, Donald Tremeer..
of .;May with the.' -giving'.: -out of- «
school Tetters, crests and some' Carter SCIiGregor. °valine
trophies, However;' this is'`the en ,' Charles 'MacGregor•
tiro pro ram for -the: :actuation: •Academic' ,Shields=TO the stit`
•g gr dent :from 'each. grade with the.
°`:OCanada"; 'prayer of invoea- .highest; marks on the...Christmas
tion;: Rev. J. H James; introduc='';and 'Easter e aminations:- ::Grade
tory, remarks L. .P LPlumsteel ',IX, Gisela:Helbig; Grade X, Marie
1 ' •
prrncipa ,, :chairman's,. remarks, Strong Grade;' XI, • Jean -Hill
Oh e Anderson, chairman.: of the ,Grade ,XII M•ar$aret'Weed; Grade
XIH, Douglas; Jamieson.
SchoolCrests
1 To students of the second: and
third year who:'obtain: the required
academie standing Marjorie Hog
gait, 'Arlene ;:.Williamson, Lloyd
Penne.: Marie .Strong Gail' Fin
k,g>
layson • Catherine': Eckert '' Jean.
McNaughton,'Margaret Kerr, Miar-
igaret, Maloney, Gwen 'Storey,' Judy
Wright, Bruce Miller, Robe
Sharp Thomas Love;'=Shirley `B;ol
ager.; William Menheere, 'Jean 1111 -
len, Linda ' Savauge;' Anne ',Short
reed''Yvonne .P hand` A to e t
Van en .hien e1'.
g
2. To not more than one.student
for contribution, to music in the
sch 1= r
00 . Ca odyn Hammond.
3. , To not`'-inore. thanAtwo
g rl
:,and two boys, for .,athletic .attain
attain -
Merit -= Margaret :-Elliott Corinne
`S ith"' E war ark' ,
m d d J cries 'James
Sco�-t:',
To not more _than. hr e_stu
dents who have ;;made a :worthy
contribution to .. school ..activities
generally—Catherine-'Eckert; ''Rab
ert Elliott, William 1VIenlieere;'
Schon! Letters
1: •To 'students .of Grades ;:XII
and XITI who obtain ;:the : required
• academic standing-
Carolyn Neil,•
Williaari Van Den Henget; Maz•,garet
Wood, Franklin.Bry',ans, Fred Flew
tt Itoward ,Jame „yDouglas :Jam
?reson,'Jolin Scott Donald 'Cremeer,•
2 - To .not more than two::girls
and two boys of Grades,`XII .and
:XIII Who obtain the highest stand4
in.g in athletics': m school.an-
dra Doig, Violet RakoWieh, Howard
James; Robert Gouelnoek-
3. ' To: not "more .,than two stu-•
:dents of Grades XIL-:and XIII: who
,have made bn; outstanding :contrr-
butiQn to Dramatics;; .Music • or,
Att—John Scott, Carolyn Neil;
4.. , To not: more. than three stu,,
dents;;of ,Grades • XI'T'. and XIII,
-throughout. their course have been
-outstanding in. leadership, or ;who;
have •made -a ;worthy contribution.
to the 'student •activities in the
;school=Faye ,Love, Marjorie 'Pap
pie, Donald ,Tremeer.
Candid tes 'For -Secondar:y • 'oho 1
Y
� 0
Gradu'atio4i Diploma:' ; Grade."XII
—Jerry. Achilles, Joan: Bach,,• Judith
Bosliart,"Edith Boyd; Helen.-B'oyes, •
•Jack Broadfoot, : Agnes'•' - Carter,
Gloria ': Carte>z;- Alin : 'Dick, ' :Joan:;
Dinki ' Sandra Doig, :Douglas Eck-
''enswiller,: Carman 7lischer James
`Forrest; Robert FRt ring am,
Students'., Council -Citizenship ; Merle `;Godkiii,;. Don Hemingway,
Presentations:• ".G. A. Whitney
Award G. A. -Whitney;',: ,Alum i
n,
Award, A. Y. McLean; Students''
Council Citizenship Award,. James
Scott Pre 'd n St
esi e t Students' Council's
`bursary. from • Women's Auxiliary-;
to 'Scott
Memorial; Hospital M,rs:;
,
Harold 'Whyte; .
. Wn t resident-' . Legion,
Y president.' gion'
Award : "F. A= ;Dobson vi - r
,, �, ,. ,, ce p esi-
dent, Branch: 156, Canadian:Legion;.'
:,• T_
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SzriithlVLemoriaJ,
p Y,
A °;Barbet; . introduction.'of
Speaker, W::;G. 1�edi"er � ad=
P g. ,
dr"
ess, Mr. .L H: ;: Schaus ` M.A.
.._
Bean, -University of Wafer=
loo...vale`ict ' - ,
d., ory address, Douglas;
Jamieson; `,"God Save the: Queen.":
Athletic Awards
Giils .0"a �:n'
h m io shi s • � junior.
1? .P
ch '
'�. amion� Eileen.:Dolma"e•-`into =,
me ate cha io . e
d? mp.. n, Merger t .,El-
liott; senior'; champion,: ;Joan Bach;,:
Bo s
y Cham ronshi s::'. Junior
chain ion `Wi111am;:C m'bell , m-
"ter. e is h
m d to c amnion; Jeri y: Achil-;
les:-seni champion,-
orRo 'e o
._..` ,,brtGv
end"ock.
Special Trophies:r' Duncan Cup,.
highest 'scoring ;girl, Joan Bach
Barber Gup -bighest scoring inter-
mediate or ,senior:,by, Jerry Achil-:`
les;<Ballantyne`Cup,.highest scar
ing:;jumar boy, William Cai ipbell;-
Sins Cup; `outstanding athlete in
` the: school, Iloward,: James. '
-Shooting — Strathco a
award: best Sliot .in the•; school,
Lewis Knetsch: ,
Whyte Cup, --Awarded to the:stu-
-,deiitaccuniulating::the .roost points
in the,,�?'oultry High School Section.
of the Seaforth Fall; Fair, William-
Mnllson.
cGai�in Shield—Awarded.to. the-:
outstanding' student in Agriculture,"
•Robert- Sharp. '
ee
.'Pul5lic .S a s-�Junior.�
.._ ., ..,_ p hing.:;A;lvard ,
.c r h ,,ia
hampioi ,, Savauge:trap .y, Diana
e..ea
Ferran, ;:seniorrchanipion; M L an
• trophy, Jean Hillen „
A.t`n Award' A:.Ba h rt..
G.. Whi ey s a
cedar' chest,•' donated by Mr. G, A..
Whitney . to the student with , the
highest •marks ori ,;the:, ristmas
alid ::Ea ster examinations Gisela
1Ie1b` .-
i
ig
Trophy,
'C. M Smith Memorial h =:
P Y
To be awarded. to the -:student ob
.i
iii the
the 'highest Marks'
raining, g
school' at' Christmas - and Easter
el'
.Gisela
g
,Scholarship Winners
Alumni Memorial Seholarship,
value $25, Fred Fleivilt.
.y
'a.
mous Martha' 'a.
bolero Sun
Special.
TWO,' AWARD ;;WINNERS of t110,-. X959 graduating , class o£„the
'Stratford 'General Hospital School of Nursing are shown •with'.their
awards following the graduation ; eXercises held in .the Shake
spearean Festival Theatre:Saturday:. They are, left, Helen' Ade-
line :Meilwain; R,E. ;1, Clinton; ,dattghter of Mr, and; Mrs,, George
Mcllwaint who won the City of Stratford medal for;. general profici- '
'calin theory arid practice; and Dr; W. C. •Sproat, award for°:surgi-a
cal teehnique'in the operating room; and .Grace Adeline Siertion,
• R.R:'2, Walton, daughter-gf 1VIr. and. Mrs,„Antone Siemon, who won
the;: Dr. L. 'Robertson -scholarship for proficiency in theory'and
practice' 'and: the Dr. G `r' C. `Jarrett' award for highest marks in
gynaecology. Inset,' left,' is Barbara. June H-ackwell, daugiter of
Mr.: and. Mrs. Wes Hackwell, Walton, who ;',else graduated;. from
the Stratford Hospital, All three are; graduates of S.D H.S.-”
A ,'
H RaOCK NEWS;;
OF THE WEEK
`Mr: and )Mrs Howard :Bernard, treasurer's report , was given b',
Y
of Brussels visited on. Sunday. al- Mrs, ,George Smith:, and `adopted.
ternoo'n - with' Mr' and ?Mrs, ' John The study book was iven''b Mrs.
g �, .�
McEwing: and family. Harvey Taylor on' Ha;
. • ' ,,waiian Is,
Mrs. Watson Reid." baby.lands dealin , wi'
, . , ,,..._. g th the beautiful
daughter,, Donna Irene,I_are home scenery and flowers, and: erfect.
afters ending a. few days with.c ' pl
spending t, timate, where. 46.5'000 , eo 1e
-p, P �
patents,.: Mr and; Mrs,..Geo. Carter, in harmony. --It is .referred' to as,
also Master David Reid:: who has 'Progress in:!Paradise.
been �holida i
rt ,b y ng:wgth Mr. ;and,;Mr Mrs., Two.' lioo
• .ks Missionarie's At
G1enn�Garter and' children. Work 'annd,"t+ actswand • F'igures
Miss;:. ar Lou "e Was' a ' guest
.. � y �. _?o will -be sent t' ,.
be used
. o at meet
of Miss'-Grace:Siemon:at'her sad Ings
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ES
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Featuring
N. PERSON -- �WF'FA�.® ,BILL
nowervs' '-•- HORSES - INDIANS•
* .362 .4X0000 I R U • .ACTS' • .
POPu1AR ' PRtCES
in .the coming months:.The: WM
uatiom exercises�;held.in Stratford .,: • n - --
_...will'lege:
d a crelegate tc Alma, car
last' Saturday. , 'lee: 'n A
g l ugust• • Miss Mary—.Lou
A .successful clean-tipand aint
. P Roe;'was 'suggested`. as delegate.
up; bee was held'; at Burns' Church The > copper ;contest will again, be
T:uesda 'afternoon us
y. � . � "held in June' Ju>,y and ust. The.
Miss Kathleen �Me
g
Lwin-'-e'fi�ter .
-tabled . Misses Karen `. McE,weg
Nora McClure andNancy,McClur
.
e
at a•'"birthda arty on Saturday
afternoon.,
11i
Mrs ° eine
Scott is`t-
-ed
on.•Sunda .with. 1M.r Arid
y •. , nd
Nelsen, , Reid of Walton.
:::1Viiss Marlene' Miller,; •of Tucker
smith, is: visiting with, her -aunt and'
uncle Mr. and Mrs: Wesley • Roe
and family
The regular meeting of ,Burns'
Church WMS was;held at the home
of;; Misses GPady,s:: and Ida Leiper
:on, Thursday afternoon. The meet
ing was "opened, by , Mrs. George
=(Garter Seripture--patsage 1*rer
BLAKE
Misses a
s ry-Nand Elizabeth Tin-
y- spent ent an evening with Mr. and
Y P Y, g h.
Mrs. Peter Gingerich.
Mr. 'Harold:iFinla aeconi an-'
Y. p.
ied by Mr. =Chris Erb,'Zurich,. mo-
tored to. London on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs;` Lee Desch, of Par -
`is, spent the weekend. with `Mr,
and. Mrs. Edmund'Desch and fain -
Mr. and
ain-
Mr.:and Mrs.. Martin 'and, fam-
ily, missionariesJn Uraguay, visit-
ed .with'" Mr; .and Mrs. Ep hriam.
P
S =;Cringer
BRUCEFIELD
CEFFFLD
Theost oned`= o� en A ' '
p P ,W m s ssocia-
•tien visitors'•da i`' e
w b held 'Fri-
y it e, 1.
clay June 5,`at_2 3O when Varna,
Goshen and Bafield} willbe
• Hayfield w 11 guests:
group: was ,reminded ,of'the: invita-
tion='to Constanc
e ora,June •%17 at',2��
o'clock when MFennell :
s nnell-will be.
-guIe
st-P
wose. akee
ro.r
,ted
a'bale'
: valued
at$80 =hadbeen sent ,to Fred
,Victor
Toronto •.'and_ one'
valued at 18 for -:Korea had been
taken to, Mrs McGill;; Clinton. Mts.,
Etank MacGregor gave a" temper
ance'reading Mrs.:;tiarvey' Taylor
read ..a letter explaining , the alio-,
cation and•'Inissions' This' part; of
the,: 'meeting was closed • with a'
prayer of thanks'by.•Mrs „Roe, '
The May- meeting of Burns' WA
was 'opened ::by Mrs: John -°•Riley,-
with-the-t-lieme ,hyrrin and. primer.
✓ ead'. by Mrs.:Harry Tebbutt, Mrs- The ;minutes:•: of the: last; meeting:;
Robert Jamieson, Mrs. J eines How- were . read b- Mrs.:Geor a>. Watt
att and Mrs. Bert Hoggar,tli. While and. 'adopted. '.‘The ' treasu _George,
re-
the• offering w as taken, Miss .Ida ,port, was given iss Jean ei
Leiper,..'played. quiet, music, peor, and a
` rs ' r PPloved.:: A � letter. f oma
M, Geo ge Carter led' in. pray- .the;'new;minister Mr; Fun"e of
er, and the meetin was turned '
g .Nova Scotia'•, was read by; Mrs:.
over to the President, ,Mrs. Wesley • John>.Riley,,asking for information
Roe. The; roll ,calf Was answered- regardingfurnishings in'themans '.
by members', visits'madetc names e
.. , . The: minutes ;;were, read of a.;meef;:
o r hospitals They minutes -of th'e .ibg-held by the manse eon'imittee
last ineetiiig'fwere read -'-by .Mrs. at`th'e-ham ;''f r
t . e A M s. Harvey�Durn-:
G orge•"Wa t and approved Tfi'e
m; in' regardao repairs and decor=`
ametria APe1edThank-y-oii notes
Harold; 'KendrickBarr: ,Hoeg' from- ;severa ; embers were r d'd`
by>
NoM
ren cEwing Marlene Miller, byMrs.. Watt. e
IVlargaret Peeves,, Kenneth. Ryan, . • The• Centennial books 'on Burns';
Donna Smith; James'Steffler;•Mad- 'be"
are now available and can'
elon Townsend, Ronald Uhler be , obtained. from,. Mrs, ;; Qeorge
-Wayne;Wilson, Robert Binnendyk, Watt;: Mrs, George: Carter,i.•.Misses
Kathryn 'Boshart`. John'`: Boshart, Leiper, Mrs.. John: Riley; Mrs.''Wes
3ban..Boyce Harmon :Brodha 'en,, ley- Roe and Mrs.John McEwing;
g
-Catherine Bueianan; ---Margaret-.. :A iftcohect
ian--was -taken:-� Tho
Chesney GlennCoutts Josette Del- meeting -was
closed' with,prayer.oy
berque, BeGlanvilleice:Ellen 'John,Riile .
Gorwnll, Robert''Govenlock, Norma
Itoegy, LeWis Hnetsch, '-S1}irley
Knox, 7, Annie McLeod; Donald Mor-
Bettyy: Muegge, Carolyn Neil,
Karen 'Nicholson, -Raymond Scoins,
Marie, Sinclair, WiUiam,.Van Den
Henget, Margaret Wood.
Candidafes ion :Honour- GradUa
tion, iyiploma Grade •1�II1—p ra,ik-
lin Bryans; James,• C•rich,'Roy Dun-
gey, Ronald Eyre,'Kenneth Feeney;
Fred. ) Iewitt;; •" Sharon Hotltam,
Howard Janies, Ddugglas Jamieson,
Faye Love, Ronald• Mason, ''Roy
N
McQuaid, William; orris, 1Vfarjor-
ie.',Papple, David Perrie,: ,Jeanine:
Perrie, Keith Pethick,• Violet Ralte-'
wich, John Scott, ;Laurence Taylor,
;Donald aremeer.,
Thea ue:
v l of production
forests;,of Canada far exceeds that
of 'all the mines.
Cadet Inspection
';'This year's cadet - work drew to
a close.;With the :'annual inspection
by Major WatS611last Wednesday.
With the hat stirBlazing down,'ev-,
eryonedid their duty :. and the
school was commended for'their,
fine sho g.
The ofers in charge were:
Captain," `F. A.. Dobson, chief in-
structarr,.cadets, Major, Craig Wil
lis; Captain, Lewis Knetsch; Pla-
-toon Lieutenants:: Bob-Binnindyk,
Bob Goveniock,,Ray Scoins,'Betty
Mueggc, . Sandra Doig, Marie
Sinclair, Noreen. VIcEwing, Mar-
garet Wood; Platoon • 3 i.C.d.'s r>
0 S.M., Bruce Miller;
Glen Coutts: Sgts:, : Don Morris;
Larry Bertrand, John Van R'oojen,
Carol Dennis, Ann Morris,' Una Tal-
bot,, Annonette Van Den Hengei,'
Marg. Chesney
Cadet Awards For Inspection
Strathcona Award, best shot in
school, Capt, Lewis Knetsch; best
-boy officers, Lieut: Ray Scoins;•
best boy Cadet Sgt. Larry Bert-
rand; best girl officer, Noreen Mc
Ewing; 'best • girl Cadet, Donna
Smith
The Colour Party consisted of
Lieut, Kathy Eckert and Sgts. Jer-
ry Achilles and Harold Kendrick.
Giwd Sye f
Weilithiswinds up another year
of School. News, -I would like to
take this opportunity to thank, the
many people for malting •this col-
umn a success. li'irat of all, f would,
like to thank you, the readers;; for
your sincere, interest m this of
umn, also the . teaching -staff], for
their interest in -supplying. ine with
information and correcting my- mis
takes.
T wantto thank the student's of
the;;; school for. helping," in making it
a success • with the Questions of
the Week., To aiI;:.thank you very
nitich, and I hope everyone has a
good summer. See you all 'next
,year, I hoped
MERRY MAIDENS
The second meeting of the Mer-
ry,'Maidens was held at Mrs, J.
Broadfnot's on May 29. ,The roll
call Was "one vegetable in thy. gar
den. which requires thinning," and
wasanswered by'16 members. The
next meeting"is td•be held around
the first ' week 'of' July,
Irs.-W.,L. -Whyte discussed. gar-
den , weeds and insects,; and. the
control of:each.. She alsodiscussed
"su,ceessive plantings"- and "our
home :surroundings"- The .group
were Gold._iho roe - an
shrine's'
wire usefla. tQ ile_home::' as well
as how'to° beautif ' the 'home ;with.
_ Y
flower -beds:
Home, assignments are •as ol
lows:Check ve etable. eating
hob
g•. g
records -.u date;.
Taking
record books uPtodate;"begin re-
ject to. improve .•home':surround=
ins' :bring a Vase,
g , , g,some green and
aboait- 12; flowex's_to_tlieLnext., meet_
frig; ;Roll:` call' will be:. ," One Tm-
prove/neutG1 have,'; made or intend'
to;,make .in;'our 'home'.surrauud-
Here's a new, group of wash-
able sundresses with matching.,
bolero jackets:
, The dresses, ate not as. sketch-`
ed, but • come in>;.trim-fitting
styles in shirt waist button -front
effect.
The patterns are bold checks
tz
and fine checks in a wide range
ofcolors. `See these cool dress-
es today.
SIZES -- 12. , TO 44
AND 14rr' TO, 241/2
9
Fashion Right
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UIT,
Now's the time• to :P ick out
your new swim suit and be
readyforthe first sPlash!
�• �,We Can't describe all the new`.
styles, s fabrics, patterns sand-
colors
an
d
colors
that h iceP this m . h
a u s. new
_range._ -
v,
Com
Come in today•and look
look them Quer and
get the best choice.
h�1 -fen.: s- Sizes 1.95
to 16.9
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S COMING JUNE, 21St .
F
TH
A`ER �
._. S DAY.
Start nor •to plan—for,—Father—'sDay,SUNDAY,JUNE=
21st. , ;. Our .Men's Department is • making big prepara
tions for DAD'S SPECIAL DAY !
REMEMBER''- .IT SSU DRY,:,
JUNK'21st•
GRADUATION •ILXERCISES dere held sat X W Collegiate Institute
for aduafes.01 Kitchener -Waterloo Hos ital'Scho 0
gx ,. .. _, �?' al., f Nursing Ba�,
bara Ann; Boshart, .left, . daughter of Mr.: and -Mrs. Lewis Bosliart, Sea
forth ;was• oite•-o€-the saditates:-Also•- gra dim ting -was -Yvette- Van-Pouke
daughter of Mh;Mid Mrs= Adolf. Van Pouke• :''2, B g
g. , ,.R•R , Blyth, The are
radiates of Seaforth: .istrict High School. .
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