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During the last week in
June, 1 went. to two
graduations My niece
graduated from grade eight
in a London school and my
youngest nephew from
kindergarten.
ti1onday evening. the one -
hundred -and -fifty grade
Fight graduates were
treated to a banquet
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Times-Adtocate, July 13, 1978
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Odds 'n Ends
It's graduation tirne
prepared by the grade seven
mothers. Then they endured
a long picture -taking ses-
sion. and finally they filed
solemnly into the packed
auditorium of a nearby
secondary school, while the
grade seven band played and
the audience made up of
patents. friends and
relatives stood watching.
The girls wore long sweep-
ing gowns. and their hair
showed the rewards of hours
spent in beauty shoppes. The
boys wore suits. and a Jew
brave spuls had even con-
sented td wearing ties.
The valedictorian took a
few parting pokes at his
teachers and fellow
classmates' that he hadn't
dared to take earlier in the
year And there wasn't a dry
eve in the house when he
thanked the parents on
behalf of all the students and
the class rose to give their
parents a standing ovation.
As their names were an-
nounced. the graduAtes
made the long walk up the
stairs and across- the olat-
m to receive their
• diploma, and at the other
end, they were blinded by
'flashing cameras. For some
.of them, the official
. ceremonies were just dull -
details that had to be en-
dured before the important
part of the evening began —
the dance.
On the next afternoon• my
youngest nephew matched
into the gymnasium of the
public school with the rest of .
the kindergarten graduates.
They wore red caps with
gold tassels. and they filed
in even more solemnly than
the grade eights. They sat on
benches in front of the
audien -
. arents and
grandparents were the only
invited guests, but I noticed
a few brothers and sisters
and at least .one aunt who
had gate-crashed.
As their names were:call-
ed. the graduates hurried pp
the steps. of the platform to •
receive their Bachelor. of
Kinder_gurten Degrees; ---
BKG N Again cameras
flashed. recording a once-in-
a-hfetune event.
Then the class entertained
the audience by singing
three songs specially
selected for the occasion —
Little Green Frog. Winnie
The Pooh and Small World.
My sister• and brother-in-
law must have felt old as
they watched their "baby"
shake hands with his
teacher and as they watched.
their oldest son drive their
daughter to her graduation.
If they're getting older. it
means yours truly is too.
and remembering my
schooldays doesn't make me
feel any younger' When I
was five years old.
kindergarten didn't exist. at
least not in the rural area
where I lived.
When I was in grade eight.
a bus came to all the public
schoo in t township and
gather the graduates
for a tour of the local high
school in which we would all
get. lost in September. My.
---►shote-zelas-s- cent. yes. both
of us.
On the last day of school. I
was handed a report card
which carried soap kind
remarks from my teacher.
Her message seemed
sincere. but I'm not sure
whether she was'sincerely
glad to have taught me or
sincerely 'glad to get rid of
me.
Shortly after I completed
public school.'the one -room
schoolhouses disappeared
but the fact remains that I
grew up in another era —
-one-room schools. no
kindergarten and no grade
eight graduation dance.
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__ MR. AND MRS. BRAD GREGUS -
"Care -rine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Jeffrey and
Brad, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Gregus were married on
June 24, 1978 in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St.
Joseph. Bride's attendants were Linda Denomme, Theresa
Burr and Jeannette Jeffrey, sisters of the bride. The groom's
attendants were Jim Gregus, Gory -MacLean and Dave Par-
sons. Father Jim Williams performed the ceremony.
Will inspect 4-H gardens
Hurondale III held their
fourth meeting at the home
of Mrs. Judy Simmon's on.
July 10. Ten members an-
swered the roll call which
was "One vegetable from
my garden served to the
family and how it was ser-
ved. '
Marilyn Baarda read the
minutes of the last meeting.
_ The next meeting will)e on
July 31 at Bonme_ rmpbell's
home. --'Tie Home
Economists will inspect the
gardens on July 17. The
books are to be handed in no
later than August 7.
Judy Simmons read the
discussion material- per-
taining to the proper
procedures of canning.
Achievement Day was
mentioned and it was
decided to plan the skit at the
next meeting.
MR. AV..NRS. JOSEPH PATRICK GLAVIN
-Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Was the scene for the June
17 wedding of Patricia Anne Barrett -and Joseph Patrick
Glavin The brides parents ore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrett,
RR 1 Crediton, and the groom's ore Mr. and Mrs. Joon
Glavin, RR 2 Wain. Rev C. F. Sullivan performed the
ceremony. The b -ride was attended by Lorelei Durdin,
Lambeth; Deb Walsh, Huron Park; Maureen Glavin, RR 2
Luton; and Geraldine Buckley, London. The groom's atten-
dants were Daniel Lewis, RR 2 Ailsa Craig; Kevin Barrett,
Eugene and John .Glavin, all of RR 1 Crediton. The flower girl
wos•Simone'Buckley, London, and the ring bearer wos Robbie
Glavin Following -o wedding trip to Niagara Falls and the
Thousand Islands area, the couple took up residence at 109
Kensington Ave., Huron Pork. •Pix by Peake
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