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Whole Number4769,
SEAFO TH;'>:ONTARIO, FRIDAY; JTitiY 3, 1959.. .
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eek Help In
Application will be made::'to'. the
'Ontario, Labor Relation Board for'
conciliation in the. contract dispute `"_`
between the SGeneral;..Coach: Works.
of Canada -and its,enrployees'mem=
hers of Loc,ah 3054, .United Brother
hood -of Carpenters--and-Joiners of•';;"'
America ,(CLC).
The •decision to ask for -•.concilia-`
tion was taken by the union, ac;.
,cording to• a- company spokesman, •
after negotiations had extended for
less than three weeks
• In a sta-tement •issued•'Tuesday
the company said the union is seek:,
• . ing wage ,adjustments including . a
40 -hour- week with ;:the same taker
,horse pay, plus a 20 per cent in
;crease. This means,' the ,statement;
said,. an' overall •increasepof.52c an
hour; 'or.an :increase.of 43• per cent.:
on the prresent base rate of • $1:21:
'an hour, ;
The • company, a. ; leader in its
field produces , three major types;'
of ,,units, including mobile . homes;
industrial=units-and�tr-avel-itnLts shy:
.has: ° been Successful, by the intra-
.duetion_oLnew; methods;,.:in level- +
(.Continued. oft=•1'a-ge-
et :Record
ilio Brid ., es
�cK • p �
A'rep tom 1e e
d
Construction 'Of -three -:bridges -.in, •
McKillop township "wascompleted;
in record time last week. Supervis
ed
by; road superintendent W,. J.,
Manley, the work; included' the 40-'
foot:• McKay bridge between con
cessions10rand 11 :the 46 -foot -Duf-
fy bridge,' at lot 10 concession .10,;!
and the 46 -foot Gertch bridge, be-'
tween concessions 15 and 16 .
Repeal of the: Canada -Temper
once Aet in Huron.. County. became
• a•possibility this week. as petitions
`began circulating. • throughout the
-county;-seeking- a- prreferendum on'
',the 'question Behind the'move is
the, Huron' Citizens Legal Control
eo;ix►mittee- _: an.__organizatien W:hich:•
is said to be representative 'Of the
county as a ,whole. Chairman of
the committee is. John E. Huckins,
a n ember of -the Gederich'.Council
and a•.' •former mayor of that 'town.
A meeting,; at which' the .commit-
tee, was -formally 'constituted, was
held m` Goderich last week,,,•Mr:
:Huckins said ,
In order to...obtain a vote,,a peti-.
tion carrying at least 25 per cent
of the.'signatures `r of , those persons
the Couitt� r 'of Huron entitled to
vote ata federal: election,.; must' be,
presented to the Secretary of State. Liquor Control Act for :the Canada
at Ottawa. ; If` the` petition i
to be in. order, the Federal Govern-,
ment'may then:•autho'rize`a vote to
be taken.
Acedrding to- Mr. Hue MsTthere
are 'about 30,000 eligible voters in
Huron :County That means ;the peti-
-tion_will-reguire to carry an
of 7,500 names
It is' expected work of obtaining
the necessary „signatures • will be
completed, within two; weeks. 'Next.
steppe to be taken is ; to file notice.
of intention and to lodge -the.-peti=
tion-•' with the. ,Huron Registrar of
Deeds at Goderich, where it may
•be examined` by an interested elec-
tor. If the program. proceeds as -
planned, a vote will.. be taken, in
mid-October,'Mr .Huckin.s said.'
It" hall been -intended to inaugur-
ate a campaign to substitute the
s: found 'Temperance Act. earlier , in the
spring. Announcement of the pro-
vincial election in early., May ,:led
those interested to hold: action in
abeyance until the election ' was
over.
"It` isn't something that should. -
be mixed up - ;with ,politics;" -'Mr...
Huckins• said, - ;•
Main objection voiced against
the CTA is that while it denies the
sale of : intoxicating; beverages, it
provides. no control as to how slack
-beverages--may�;be -consumed .. Oa -- -
the other hand, while the Liquor
Control, Act, which would" auto-
matically come 'into" effect if the
CTA ;was voted out, does • permit
sale, it .;contains stringent regula-
tions as: to, where, when and by'
whom alcoholic ` beverages may be
consumed.
• 1
Were ;involved,
Two contractors: w T i
etean- and Foster, of ' St. 1 ar s.
M. y...
and Ron Saville, of-Str-atfor-d.•Wor-k'
- commenced,, Jpne •����8 .and, Both � co
n-•
tractors were finished andaway
11 :'day's
rater, on June 17 `.
. The three bridges ,represent a;
cost; in excess bf $9,000, in addition'
to-,iyork- done by the'township staff.
t. •3'he--contraet for 'the McKa3
--bridge.: beld by McLean and Fos::
ter, was $2.085,75:: and steel arnount-.
ed:'to $24281 H Cerrient required was
.
n olved
60 a s,• s�=Bile .materia -1, i v
5..b g
was: 808 yaids. ';Th'.e��'Duffy ',bridge
e
contract also held:by•McLean•and
2006-7.5; Steel
teel
;Fester.:amaunt o
670. a s of cem
ent'
was 258;18; and:b
vl'.s$,g.
handle "'w s
' edt•. Material d a
wer'e;us, .,_
929`• ards. •
O
�.. the Reg. .Saville ..was.. '• cont
.actor.
�.' "e G` rteti 'b"rid a ��'at. •243 ,
•
c,.
Here, .steel, cost, ;$3'46 32: wl�tle,, 700.
:kia'grdss,'orf.ofce-ment•weres
and 108
-material::-were.: involved
'
In each case, •cement` cost 91',
cents a bag
• The . fast completion • resulted
from careful 'Planning, by Mr: Man=
ley • and township • officials and. the'
fullrco-operation of the, contractors;
SEATCIa TR DIS7 3I_CTLHIGH
The following are , the results of
the final examinations at'Seaforth
District High',..School,Individual
subjects iii which pupils failed are
Misted in brackets after the pupils'
!names. The "names of pupils who
'have not: been promoted•are omit-
will
` and .ons Thursday are' in. Stratford • -where they. z,.
- . „ Western Ontario this: week, , n 3
n n oval. vis7t;husband. arrived in ,
UEEN • ELIZABETH and Prince, Phillip • - c.. -.and -hem
,.. .., .., that have :elapsed_sinGe..._Her__1Via3est..
Stratford ;Shakes ear an Festival. al- During�,,the days . .. ,,
attend the. p s .,,� :,;•
Canada hey-liav.�- ( McKa ue
_ their 'to Ontario. (Photos by D. � ).-
tuous welcome as theymade t Y
,a oda' the ...have met with tumul
cirOn Strong�
s .
e ung
in to
Varna. .Tli o
. •.. *A J0 sy
Glam. by Zf 1 n,
Ficnictori:• 1ixc1� late. ,Mrs, ;John, G
First Presbyterian Church Y p ...
list b
`': r -..VI S
P es
young -
.. .The :annual'' ionic'of. First ,•.
p ,
Church was held Friday
`terian.
b
Y_
tie "dance: The
200 n
about with .in a
ames, were�,under `the direction of
g .
the, Junior SundaySehool'teachers,.
M
is'les: Madelon.:fiownsend, , .Ann
Dick'" and Karen, Nicholson;;.; Miss
Jean Scott; and her ,gommittee pro-'
Ile• race : children .under .four
a..
Cath G anville•: iris: under eight,
Y..., l , g •�
' Glanville, Muriel',Glanville;
G n
Carol
r ° lois: ille.
eight;o-12 Carol
v
„girls,t
lanvlle=,., fill 1
2 and'ov-
�;Ca:roltin
er, Dora tb 'Glanville, Bernice,Glan-
y
11e s. fives. to :ei ht, • Murray
vi ,,.boy .g
n -ie boys
-
;eight
Glanville' Leslie:; Gla . bY ,.
;: 2:. Rennie Riley, 1
;eight . to. 1 , Ron i ,• . Y .
12'and,.o ver.' R nnie•
Riley;:.: boys. v 4
Riley;Donnie 'Riley; wheelbarrow
race, Ray ,and Murray ;Glanville;
skipping' race, ;'Carolyn'- Glanvi'lle;,
three-legged race Ronnie and Don
nie . Riley married women's race,
Joyce. Wilson, Doreen'McRobert;`
naried,:rrien's 'race, Stew„; Wilson,
John.Gla'hvi11e; women •hick slip
'per, Shirley Glanville, • Doreen ,Me-;
-Robert;'- mien -kick --slipper, Lloyd
Cooper" :Stew Wilson; -Heel potato
race, Shirley Glanville;; •sack race,.
oroth :..Glanville=
Ronnie Riley,-. Dorothy ..y,, ,
1 n, 'lle
young- mens race,; Alex G a ut ,
The Sports. ended With
Floyd';Ri1ey. po
.and eanut scramblefor.
`a sand
Y
t `' h ldr
en.
hec i
`fol=
.•r as
e ed Were O'fficers ei' ct
louts: ,prestdenti John!; Glanville;
e Glanville;
vice=president, ` M lvm' C,� 1
secretary -treasurer, Joyce•Cooper;
sports; ;Mr. 'and Mrs,' Gordon --Mc-
Robert;, table. committee, Leatha
Miiler,�Beulah:McKay • and Winnie
Glanville
Tlie reunion";next • year will be
,held at the Lions 'Park on the first
Sunday' in July, in the:, afternoon.
vided•
a delic•ious lunch
''of e; even
s were,:'
'The:•results :the. x w
ppre-school age Gleti Malcolm; •Jiro:
-Landsborough; kindergarten,'Bren
da Hodgert ; Lorraine Townsend;•
girls; nine and under„ Patsy Bark,.,
er, .Moira 'Malcolm; boys, nine and.
under,: Gary: 'Nicholson. Alan, Me -
Lean, Brian Hodgert - girls, i:1 and
under,'Janie Boshart, Darlene; Sills,
'hyn Nixon;' 'boys 11 and :•under,
r u h- :dim'• `Nixon`
Don Landsbo o g ,
girls; X13' and' under, Darlene Sills,
Meta Ree'e boys, 13 • and under,
vs, ,y, .
Allan:
Patterson, ' Ge0
rge
Reeves,
:
sack race;''girls,Meta Reeves. and
Yn-
nJanie Boshart .andDar-
lene .
arlene;Sills.; boys' sack race, Allan
Don
eves
Patterson >George :`,Re ,
ouch , -..
s- o
Land
b
r g.
Mont s-OId
Seven �
Baby
Dies
a�l
Hen
�
iback
B sb
Seven=months-old Bryan-}
is ck,.
of Mr. and •Mrs
.;Grant.B ba
son a
' short,.
was -found. dead in his home..
ly after ,4 p.m. Friday.. afternoon.
.. :a .
Goddard said: death w S
1)r.. J C. Godd .
ue:: iiilrafa=..
from • asphyxiation; d to
tion of vomit. ,•
a.
•;a .1
.to: be
The niother put the baby
earlier in the afternoon.
later, she found. him dead and. ran
with him across the ° road to ,the
home "of' Mrs.' Catherine` Il:edden,'
and her daughter, Mrs, Alex Short-
• house. called the -doctor.
• ;Dr. Goddard, coroner,- said there
would mat -he:: an inquest.`Bonthron
Funeral Chapel 'were in charge of
funeral : arrangements ,
•Graveside rites for the baby- were
. 'held: Sunday and conducted by Dr.
J. Semple, minister of-Eginondville
United Church. "'Burial, was in'Eg-
mondville cemetery
Suriiiving, besides the .'parents,
are four brothers: Jimmy, Peter,
Allan and Kevin,•. The,Bisback fazn-
ily; until' about a -year ago lived on
`the third concession of McKillop; a
mile. north of Seaforth,
=Whe'eibarr5w race;, Lyn Nixon and
Marys"Jane 'McLean;: Jane' Boshart.
ills ::kick the: li er,'
and Darlene S Pp
girls, Debbie, Miner, ;Jane Boshart;
kick:: the' slipper, boys, Allan Pat-
terson, Don-Landsborough; kick the-
slippery.
he-slipper, • ladies, Mrs;; 'Miller, Mrs:•;
,Rivers; leap.'frog-race„Keri Card=
no and Allan' Patterson Lyn Nixon
and. Darlene;Sills; shoe scramble,
girls Darlene Sills, Jane Boshart;
Shoe, : scramble, boys, Ven Cardno,
Jim' .Nixon::-'
• GLANVILLE'RE'JNION
The -seventh annual Glanville re-
union^ was held , in Seaforth' Lions
Park on Wednesday evening Sup-
per•' was Served to. about 65:;guests.
Sports were: held, .which . consisted
Persons coming the farthest Mr.
and Mrs.. Gordon •McRoberts Gran
SEAFORTH ry f AIR { SPONSORS
FIELD CROP' COMPETITIONS
Three field atop coinpetitioiis
Will be.;sponsored by the Seaforth
Agricultural Society this year: The
'competitions 4, to be held are in
`S'ork ° barley, Garry. and Rodney
oats' and Pfister corn..
Entries, filed with the secretary
this ,week, show 10 entries in bar-
ley, 10 in oats and 11 in corn.
Following field judging,' the grain
will be exhibited at the fair on
September 24 and 25,
Those, entering the competitions
are
Barley
wis T
.- Coyne, Seafort
h, Har-
old
old ryce, $1 1, Seaforth; S
.
Mc�ercher RR 1,Dublin,.Robert
Pothering , ...hare • RR 3, Seaforth;
William Little, RR 1, Seaforth; Guy
»orance
r 'RR 1,' Seaforth; Donald
Juchanan RR : 1, ,ondesboro,
ack. Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield;
Johnny McCowan; 'RR 3, Seaforth;.
J. L.' O'Reilly, RE, 2, Dubltn.
Oats
Bob Rroadfoot,'Seaforth; Lewis.
P.: Coyne, Seaforth; Robert , W.
Campbell, Dublin; • Harold; Pryce,
RR 1; Seaforth; Robert E. MOH" -
RR 2, Seaforth; Gordan Pap-
ple, RR -5, Seaforth; Arthur -S P61-
-ten, ; Dublin; Bob ,Broadfoot, ft,R 1;
Brucefield; Donald Buchanan, Lon
desboro; J. M. Scott, Seaforth.
Prank IVIcClyniont, Varna; Ivan
McClymont, Varna; Jack Broad -
foot,
roadfoot,.RR 1, Brucefield; Bob Broad
foot,' RR' 1, Brucefield:; •Robert
Fotheringham, RR 3, Seaforth;:.
Donald Buchanan, RR 1, Londes-.
Bell,RR 2,
born; John,.• Seaforth;
Seaforth', Kenneth
Stewart,
Robert Scott, .. . RR 5, Seaforth; Jon J.
Lane, • RR :' 5, Seaforth; Wilfred,
i't,'R*- 5, Seaforth,
est person, present, was Bobby Wil
i
oldest e
B a `field and •the
r ce
son,Per,'
r
s: z .
or I<
c' Clark of F u
nvas:Joe
.o � g
e lar -
Clark had ` th
ZV rs. Ed.'. 1 d .b.
a.nd. I - G ,
, rd r,
- t e net Bedard F'
:: 11 Kn h. ( ),
;Tina -Mtn, bu
anvil - resent. ,.,., � n _ ,
,est f x
y yin ham.,
present, � , . viSlon, Statign.,dn � � , ...:. ,
ward _Winner
Grade IX ,.
First Class Honours.. -(75 100)``
Gerda Christensen; Alex MacLeod,
Linda Papple, Lois: Scott, Geraldine
McTaggart, •: Robert Muegge; Jean
Shortreed tileen: Williamson, Con-
�nie Eckert, Joan .Roberton;,Frank
Rovers, Carol Carter, Margaret
Elgie, Gisela 'Helbig,• Laura Hog
Bart, Margaret MacGregor,• Mary
imacGregor,.. Sandra. •McGonigle,
Janet McKercher; Shirley Rapien,'
Eileen ,Smith, Margaret A. Staple,
ton; Barbara; •Talbot 'Mary':Scott,;
'L Laurie "Stook-
-'Stewart, au
Elizabeth: . e•
Miss' Sharon Strong, RR 2;, Dub
•Wears a•. happy smile :these
days. h ridas night :she was,
named' \: inner Of a:•trip to,Calgaryi
Cala
':'t see the Y.
this 'summer. o g
The,°voun comnctitor, Won out
r • from . estern :On
a W
overs five others f
the finals m ..
a con.
-
test
to- "take •
NX', tele
-the CK
NX by t o
^ AFQRTII P1 C_SCJIOQL
- The followi g' pupils .have been
Promoted from,
Grade; 8 to Grade 9
Honours-�-Adams, -Pauline;. Crich,
Mary; 'Schneider, Darrell.
Pass .Standing -Adair,. Sharon;
Akker,Benny; -Barker, William;
Britten Conine Butt, ; Linda ;,
Campbell • Karl;Clarke Elliott;
Connell,. Clayton • (rec );-,; Dale,
Bruce, Dale, David;:. Drager, Jae
glieline; Fleming, Lee; Glew„ Con-
nie (rec.); Kirk, • Dianne Kling,
Anne;, MCLean, Kim:; Moore. Ken-
dra; Muegge,, Richard , - Reeves,
Meta'; Sim,", Ian, Taylor, ''Gloria;
Watson, David
4._.
n urs:',- 66 7
=' Class
HO 0
"ssSeco
nd ).
sorer Louis:
Larry ,‘:13,tirns; 'Neil ;Crozier;
Devereaux,'° Elsie: Doig, `Nora Gor;
.will,, ' Peter. Kelly Eleanor Keys, -
Curtiss 'M.acDonald, : Jean Balger�
.E'dward:Lamont' Frederick Uhler;
Lauia .:..:hatcher '; Neila: Hillman;
Sharon 1VIcNichpl, Glen Nott, Jean
Reynolds; •William- Teall (Fr.);
:Betty Dolniage;�' Mar aret Hiilen,
Kenneth Polla:rd, .Ge.rtie, Post.rira.,:
-J° an: "'Prvice•--'Marguerite Scott-•
o o
Ho. Ec. ••
le e`Forbes...
Mar n(.. )
0-6
urs 6 5
H no )
Ilii
rd` Classa C
,it
' . D. rot .
Sm h
Third -
'Riley; f h
'Icon y >
Y,
:James
e mah'• J
'c' curGray'
Gra e B
ustin' �:M
rio
et
Ho a
b ri
Fr.. Robert
alongwith .her mother, Dianne Dennis, James Dick, June
hour, elec-: Sharon,
Duringthe supper. ur,.. , ,
officersn• : Marie, .,Stone John
l':� o
ria. M
cL
aehla
•. tr f fr , ,.
Leonard trop y
Leon
a c S
rs. � .
M b�
tion of for 196Q::was held. - ates^ Fr.
oBan En :,Bonnie;.B, ( ),
Tues J g.
Nialtan. airport Y, Y ,,,, a
Pres`de t will be;,William Burd e his. Nano Rakewicli; Margaret Rau,:
i n g take in y
. ,. f r. estern,C�.anada; to
o W
Continued on Margaret
8);
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la = event. Con roue on Page 4)opu x
Grade 7 to 'Grade 8'
Honours ,-- :Atkinson' Connie
•Christensen;:- Kurt; Hollaici, Bar
bara;> Sillery Peter.;
c
e :Asan.
Pass standing=.Berg z+, Y_>..
Boshart, Mary Jean;' Byerman, Di
anise: Car:dii0`,"IKenny;; MacDonald
g-:
Linda; Mills. David; Mills,''Dou,b
.las.''-Z'eaeher T. W.
Talbot . •
• CLARK REUNION •
The tenth annual Clark• reunion
was held Sunday at Seaforth.Lions
Park with 60 members attending.
Sports -;were directed -by Mr :and
Mrs, Stuart Wilson. •
Results were: as follows: mar-
ried men's race, Dub Wilson, • Neil
Hall; iriarried,women's race, Joyce
Wilson, Ruth Johnston;' young
men's race, Paul Clark, Bill Clark;
.young :ladies' .'race, Sharon Clark,
Valari Clark; children, under. five,
Keith lark; 'Brian Wilson; girls,
5-8, Laurena• Clark; boys, 5-8;
Bruce Clark, Larry Clark; girls,
8-12, ShiirIey'iJohnston,,Nancy Mus-
tard; boys, 3=12, Bruce Clark, Lar-
ryClark; suitcase dress, Mervin
and Ruth Johnston; men kick the
slipper; Stuart Wilson, Jack Mac-
Kay; ladies kick the slipper,',Nan--
cy Mustalyd; banana race, Melvin
and. Irene , Glanville; :',peel potato.
race, Elva ,Metz; skipping contest,
Shirley -Johnston,
The bean and quarter' relay° was
won by the teams captained -by Art
Suter. The lucky plate was won
Moss Laurel- Dale
Is Successful
•;: A quarter century of- service as was born at St. '•Josephsand: mov-
ouribo
c or
of Arts
' retire" his Ba hel
lies. s eceived
for: Rev: J. B. Ff4u , Hi .later r.
, the Univ..
l from,
, degree see in PhTo•so Y
p
list of theg
the ``,active '' I7
men.t .from. s
�nan '.
t ri
Ona o and
versify of Western'
u'
J e
c se was effectiven
ndon Dio e vs
La
graduated,from St.• Peter's seminC
evs
nest of St Patrick's se lied as: parish
also
P e` as a r
in ham., . H b
Re;ni .Durand, from W g
Dr. Ffoulkes' pIans for•:aife in re-
tirement are not yet ,definite, but
he hopes:to snake lis •home in, the
parish' which -lie.' had served since'
1934, and�'in• which lie : can ,count
every household. as a group af'his
friends.;
Failing eyesight.'which;.has made
his work more -difficult in 'recent
years, has been a' factor'in bring-
ing his retirement earlier than
rixight otherwise have 'been the
case
Dr. Ffoulkes,.'in his carer, has
mingled, in his own'°person,,, all
four , :nationalities` .of the ' British'
Isles. Of Welsh ancestory,;and with
a.':distinctively Welsh nanie, 'he
was born in Scotland, schooled in
England,, and-- came to a -•parish!
with an Irish name, _peopled by
Canadians of predominantly' Irish
descent.
- He was born in Edinburgh, Scot-
land; July 12, 1893, and received,
his early education at Worcester
Cathedral.School, Worcester, Eng-
land. I'n 1514 fie eaine to• Canada.
- T•Ie attended' Astumption College,
Windsor; then studied for . two ,
years it St. Peter's' Seminary,, Lon-
don; and `•a, further 'two, years at
the Canadian 'College in.•.•Rome,
where• he took--the_degree bf Doc-
tor 'of Canon Law: •
On his return' to Canada, he - be-
came •a member of "the faculty .of,
St. '. Peter's Seminary; London,
where he taught tcanon.law for 10
years..He was" appointed parish
priest at Dublin, Septernber 4, 1934.
In Dublin, he has ministered to
a congregation of about 125 fain -
flies, in Ribbert,': Logan and Mc-
Killop townships.
took over
Rev. Father :R:. Durand
priest at t. Patrick's
parishS
-as:... .
t d lune.
o Sau
..D bitit r y
Church,u , n a, y
27 - coing from• Sacred Heart:
Church, Wingham. Father Durand
the : 'rrsh : priest of St: Patrick's;
ed to Stratford,.
as Y . . g y
pa pra-
e attended and g
where. h ed
end . saturda
Dublin came to. an Y Colle late, He
ro ri:, .the
, duated f i . g
27. ` He.. is 'succeeded as parish ary, Lond>j.
k'
byR
In the •' list:.' of graduates, from
Stratford Teachers' •College which
a eared last week, the name of
Laurel
,
u el' Dale,Ftullett ;was •inadvert-
�
ently; left out. Miss Dale is the
daughter of :Mr: and' Mrs. William
J. Dale,, II.R;. 1, Clinton.
Windsor:
•Father Durand has been in the
priesthood for 31 years, and
'in 1954
celebrated his •Silver Jubilee in
W
in g 'ha m,
Rev. A. .J.
` a
He s. a
h ,brother,
who is
d :
DuramPh.)).;"
,a professor
in Philosophy 'at ;
St, Peter's Semin-
ary,,
,
ary,,London; also one sister inthe
Ursulirie Order,Sister Mary Rach-
nest:-of,,ChriSt the: King,Church,` el .
P ., s
ST ,I'A:M -S' SCII6OL
Grade 8' -to Grade 9
With Honors
'Marie Bannon, Carol Burns
*Mary E. Flannery, s Gerry Hall,
Margaret A, Kenny, Ben Lansink,
*Beverly Phillips Tom Phillips,
Paul Rau',' Yvonne -Quinn, =Harry
Rovers,' .Jim•: Sills, *Anne Willems,
Rieny •,Va•n Lo•on.,
'• Grade 7`, to. Grade`. 8•:
Passed ` Nicolle Buys, Kenney
Devereaux, Elaine -Eckert; Tommy •
Etue,' Margaret Ellen. Flannery,
Ricky Fortune, Francis;. Hagan: Jo -r•:
Malone, _ Gordon_ Maloney
Paul Matthews. Betty Nigh:" 'Bob
Reynolds. Tony •.Rovers•, Peter
StUes,;,Gerald•Vanden`Hangel, Hen-
ry,
en
ry ,Verbakel' Ricky Willems.
Recommended Herman •'Lan •
'Sink, Doris King. Rosemary' Rau;
_Ellan Van Vogt, Mary•_Van Vugt,
7;
G to''Gr de
T rade a
n:. Joan
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ss?`d Ber ad t J
1'a p. �.
e
Jan ' • :
•n Theresa,% Bannon,
Banno _„
Marie'Hall:'BernardiHotham; Ann
Jeasome,"Rosemary La,nsink,:Mary
Maloney Ann' McConnell,' Danny
'Murray, Catherine:, Phillips,'Mich-
ael Phillips;`' Wayne Rau, Connie
.Rovers:. Anne_' Sills..
Grades 7 to; Grade '8 • •
Hosiours-Brady. Robbie; Free
Dianne; ::Hoover.. Julie; :McLean.:
-'Susan; Patterson, Allan; < VVliitely.•
Rickey
Pass Standing - Boshart, Paul
, Bradshaw„ ,Louise;' Brock,:. Denis;';
Carter, Emily; Carter. Leta; Char-:
.tees; .Kaye;. Dale,•Nancy; Dick:.
,Joe; 'Felhar,
' Derby;,Fischer, Keith
(rec.-) Fraiser Muriel rec• Mc -
Int, Ronald• MacDonald, Bob
M>11a,
r 'Lorr.ame•' Pinder. Karen•:.
eel'. m
Bob
b • Powell. Linda"
Plu' st y >
:
„Ross,' Brenda; Rhwat,'Bill; � S .h ou1
dli Mar:'
ice Elizabeth; : Snowdon, 'Mary
e.11 ;
Toumsed. Ivy;
Ann; Taylor, :Ray;' T, a ., Joan,.
Taylor,.
'`Wilson,."All.an. '
-Grade Eta Grade
f •
David; Dob-
son,
Britton..
Honours .
Davi
Hon
son, Christie; Powell. Pain ,•Turn-
bull, Janot; .Willumsen, ;June, ,
Pass, Standing-Bennewies. Bar-
; Butt..BJenda; • Campli,ell, Ker-
ry; Carter, Leslie Cosfota 11nb-:
ert; Elliott: Helen; Elliott. Jolene;
Habkirk,' $ri'an; Hemberger. Mar-
ian;,
ar
ian Hildebrand:. Ronnie; Hugill.
Sandra; • Helfand, Joyce; Kruse,
Dick; ... Kruse, G'eorge , Lamont;
Y
Mas. , ;- Lane, Lynda; MaeLennan,
Bill;. McDowell.' :Bill; McLean;
Mary Maoni Jenn>McLlwain;: Jinf; Math-
eson,
ath'
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e 'F e•., Moore, Cheryl; Moore,
s aY
Wendy;.
'
Nixon,
Lynn; Orren,
Kim; ;
Scott, - Katie; Sint,Darlene; Wel-
lace JOY; Wi
lbee
Pe.
ter
, Wright
Blaine; Wright, Doug. •
Grade 5,;to `Grade :6
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• Grades to. Grade .6, •
Passed - Barbara Aubin, : Alice
Bannon, Dianne Burns, Mary Eck-
rt:-Janzes.Etue, Brenda"Flannery,
al
Rober-t ,Johnson- (.sec), M}ch e
Keh'n•'(
rec,), Mary
Lans
i (rec.
),
Dolores ,Maloney
mMorr
is,
• Pahl Nigh, ;iohrrPrice' Paul''Prin
.
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,
e -Johan
na �I'.overs . D Salis-
bury,
alis-
buryDianne b
, Patricia Stiles, '1,f is •Trav -
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]ion'e. Anthony Van den Han
gel,
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Helma. Van Loon: Joan. Williams,
rade
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Grade
Passed-GaryPatricia
Bannon,' P
r"'dy` •
Dev
Bannon, Rose Brady,
ereaux, Phyllis • Feeney, Paul Hag-
an, , Madelyn Hotham, Dianne Lan -
sink, jJoyce ;Kehr ':(rec,),. Susan
Leonbardt, .Tom Malone,; Bill Mc-
Grath. Pat Murray, ,James Phillips,
r
11yyII,aryegoryAnneRau : Phil(lips,
sec.), FJohnergus:Qauui'Junnl,
GR
Janna Rau,. Gerarda• Ravers, Mary
Sills; John Van Den'Jlengle- Joan
Van _Vugt Iden Verbakel, Gerda
Willens' J2shr'willems.
Grade 3 to Grade 4' ,
Passed -Patricia Etue, Yvonne
Feeney, Pat•Rosemary'.
Fleming, Mary' 'Hagan,
,
Paiil'.iloff,
;Sharon, Johnston,- Ston -Louise.
: KenriY
x
Jane 'McConnell,
ll
> Darid.
Nigh,
R
ob-
iPht1 tps, Mary Maria Van
oon Joanne Van Miltenburg, Anne
.
eakt,Maria e s.:.
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Patrick's. Itoman `Ca olic
riskpriest at, St..catholic
OULIiES DCL, retired. June 2 -from the appointment ,af• pa M ..... ,
REV. J. B. FF' . ., . Patrick's , .,7 .. , ,...,• .
Latin,; the " be ediction;given in the
:The 'cornerstfiil@ .record;;, in;h n ,..:., S
Ghurch, Dublin. .�e has been at St. since 1934., ,,en. ' 'ri '
t. Dr. Ffoulkes has be a sh priest at St.
the - Most Rev.` F. 1P. Mchlva :when ;the. church, •at.,7Rublin `uvas buil p p
ye2rJ900, by the p!to3 v • .. , Y, ,. .,.,
.'
the :lifetime of tli church.building. (B If photo). •
Patrick's for nearly half c - �,
•