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pace in- to spent the weekend with Mr. Peterborough she worked in X11
and Mrs. James F. Scott. Kitchener and Hamilton. FQR, CLDREN 4 — 7
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rennie of , Mr. and Mrs. James — COMMENCING ,DULY 2 -- AUGUSTT-'16
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Toronto were guests of Mrs.. M. R. Devereaux, Mr. and Mrs. John gegistsation Forms AvaftWe at Lower Library, PUblia "ooll I
Rennie. Paul Rau and Mr,. Leo'Hagan of or Separate School Regisbratioa days= Mon, MaY 27 to Thurt;4.
22 members of the men in First Father St ephen Eckert Council, Mw,80, 4—d pin. For information Rhone 527-1214 or 527-x852
The students pf St. Patrick's Presbyterian Charch occupied the of Seaforth and District, attended DEADLINE --- MAY 31 — Maximum 40 childrei
School in Dublin were busy this choir, loft on Sunday morning the annual Knights of Columbus LET US ENTERTAIN YOUR CMLD TMS, c,3p
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year with their music with very when Rev: 'Neill of Stratford was a Convention for the Jurisdiction of
successful results. guest speaker. Ontario at Ottawa durin the
The school had 62 entries in the
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Murdoch
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Stratford Kiwanis Festival with 33
of Detroit were weekend°guests of
Stratford.
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of them placing in the top three.
Mrs. J.D. Cairns.��•
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Five choirs entered but
Brian and Nancy McGregor of
Out of 17 verse speaking
unfortunately none of them
placed. ,However the Grade 4
Peterborough visited on the holi-_
day weekend at the home of his
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Are you one of those people
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Choir did;, place second in the
parents in Egmondville. Brian
who , complaina bout too much
placing first.
Mitchell Festival.
recently received a promotion to
violence on T.V. and hen fight
Out of two triple trios entered
level 129 in the T.D. Bank in
every night about which channel
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in Stratford, one of them placed
Peterborough. Brian's wife Nan-
to watch?
second. Out of seven duets, one
cy;'who has worked in the U.I.C.
placed first, one second and two
office in Peterborough.* since
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He'll forget his
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thirds.
March 1973, was promoted to
never senior
There were 17 entries in the
staff supervisor in' the Claims
year at college. That's when he
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vocal solos. Twelve received
fasts, three
Dept. She received this promotion
by
got his letter. It was from the
- suggesting he take up
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nine seconds and
writing competitions in
coach
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thirds.
chess!
Three students, Ruth
McCreight, Susan Brosens and
ToniAt : Last Night
Bobby Vanderprry received
scholarships 'in this category. �WqdneSdoy'
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Caroline Costello shared a trophy 7
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with another student from — No cover dhe�
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Stratford.
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In the speech arts category ,. i FRIDAY, SATURDAY:—
there were 22 entries from the
"Storm - Crow"
school, 18 of them placing.
Out of 17 verse speaking
entries, there were three firsts, '
three seconds, and eight thirds. COMENG 110\"D.AY:-7
Two student entered the public "Tobruck"
speaking contest, one of them
placing first.
The only entrant to the Bible
reading competition placed
second. Two students who
entet•e8 the. prose reading
category plated first. ,
In the Mitchell Festival the
Kindergarten Rhythm Band
placed first.
There were several entries in
. the piano competition who also
placed.
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Clure thanked the students of
Colborne Central School for their
presentation of 'Tie Pied Pipes of
Hamelin,'
In a note to the Expositor, Mrs.
McClure tells us that not only was
she the great-grandmother df one
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