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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-07-06, Page 5Brinsley area students capture school's awards By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Graduation ceremonies were held at McGillivray Central School Thursday evening when diplomas were presented to 31 grade eight students by the principal, Mrs. Ila Hamilton. Mistress of ceremonies for the evening was Cindy Bardawill president of the Students’ Council. Several musical numbers were presented by members of the graduating class and the guest speaker. Joe Dushane of CJBK was introduced by Robin Turner and thanked by David Whiting. Valedictorian was Elizabeth Markus. Awards were given to Elizabeth Markus for English, Mathematics, Geography, French and General Proficiency to Terry Hodgins for History, to David Whiting for Science, to Elizabeth Lagerwerf for Girls’ Athletics, to Rick Lee for Boys’ Athletics, and to Steven Lagerwerf for Greatest Progress. Following the program, the graduates, parents and guests enjoyed a buffet lunch prepared by the grade seven mothers. A lovely graduation cake was made and decorated by Mrs. Graham Eagleson. Personals Becky McAlpine, Karen and Jennifer Lee were in­ vited to Cathy Amos’ bir­ thday party Monday af­ ternoon to celebrate her fourth birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Jake Lager­ werf and family, Janice Hodgins, Mrs. Dorothy Bullock, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hodgins and Andrea, Strathroy and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lewis were supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn. Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey and girls, Kingston visited a couple days last week with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Kevin Steeper, Terry Hodgins, Kathy Maynard and Elizabeth Krainz were a few of the local students who graduated Thursday evening at McGillivray Central School. The United Church Women met Wednesday in the basement of the church for their July meeting. Over the holiday weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick were Mr. & Mrs. Neil Trevithick, Brantford and Miss Ruth Trevithick, Etobicoke. A few from this area at­ tended the dance for Mr. & Mrs. Tom Daley in Dash­ wood on Saturday night. Karen Hodgson graduated from North Middlesex High School and has completed her Grade 12. Shipka residents take holiday trips By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Mr. & Mrs. Alvin 0. Becker, of Roblin, Manitoba, visited last week at his brother’s Mr. & Mrs. Henry Becker, and with other relatives in this area. Mrs. Jack Keller and Sherri-Lynn visited her parents Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kirk, Moorefield, while her mother was a patient in Palmerston hospital last week. Jim and Marg Sweitzer, Mike and Bonnie Erickson spent the week end down Kingston way and had a boat cruise on the Thousand Islands. Jeff and Amy Sweitzer spent the week end with their grandma Mrs. Doris Sweitzer. 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M.39 ^-FROZEN FOOD------7 McCains, Banana or Peanut Butter Cakes $1.39 lb.each 49* EXETER FAMILY MARKET Main^L, South, Exeter Phone 235-0400 visited Tuesday with Mrs. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Mrs. Arnold Keller returned home Friday from Victoria hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Anger, Welland recently married and home from a honeymoon in the Bahamas, spent the week end with their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Terry Pickering, Justin and Jennifer. James Snyder had a week end holiday trip down to the Pennsylvania and the Boston area of U.S.A. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Campbell, Kim and Kelly, Exeter were Sunday night supper guests with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer. Bonnie, Tracey and Shellie Baker, are holidaying at their grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr. this week, while their mother Carol, is visiting her father Al Hemingway, in Califor­ nia. The Baker girls visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Doug Russell, Connie, Alex and Elizabeth. Ken Baker Jr., Stratford spent the week end at his parents home here. The Schilbe reunion was held Sunday afternoon at Shipka Community centre, with about 60 in attendance. Nancy Baker and Sherrie Wilkins of Kitchener, spent, the week end camping at the Pinery Park. Monday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller and Robert were Mr. & Mrs. Otto Schatz, Garden City Michigan, Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Schatz, Dashwood, Mrs. Earl Miller, Steven and Freddie. Birthday congratulations were ex­ pressed for Freddie on his 13th birthday. Harvey, Gloria and Kevin Beirling visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer. Pym clan unite for annual fete The annual Pym picnic was held Sunday June 25 at Riverview Park with a good attendance, all enjoyed a bountiful supper. President Harold Davis welcomed all present and hoped that everyone will enjoy the evening together. Letters were read from Mrs. Marion Rae, London, and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Doan Honeywood extending greetings and best wishes. A moment of silence.with prayer was observed for the three folk who have passed on since the last picnic. Three weddings and three births were reported during the year. Minutes and financial statement of the 1977 picnic were read by Lena Kirkland, secretary and approved. A motion by Alvin Pym and Harry Cole approved a donation of $10 to the parks committee. The picnic for 1979 will be held the same place, same time and the same officers were re­ elected. The couple present the longest married was Hubert and Myrtle Hunter, 47 years. The person with the longest name was baby MacDonald and also the youngest present, Jennifer Dorothy Ann Hunter MacDonald; mystery prize guessed correctly by Marie Branton. Sports were — girls kicking their shoe into a bushel basket, Brenda Shulman; boys kicking their shoe, Dennis Pym. WATCH FOR SUMMERFEST 78 L_____J McCURDY GRADUATES- Graduation exercises for the grade eight class of J.A.D. McCurdy school in Huron Park were held this past week. 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