The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-07-04, Page 2iK". Advance -Times, Thw sdaY,. July 4, 1974
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JUNE 25 WAS GRADUATION DAY for these children from the kindergar-
ten class at Turnberry Central School. The new graduates performed
dances and songs for their schoolmates and parents, who attended the
graduation assembly. After an entertaining program they were presented
with their diplomas. (Staff Photo)
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AFTER A NUMBER of presentations on June. 26, students at East Wawa -
nosh settled down to the main reason for their assembly — to graduate this
year's kindergarten class. Mother Goose was on hand to test the children on
their nursery rhymes. After the testing she presented the students with their
Bachelor of Rhymes degrees. (Staff Photo)
E. Wawanosh Public School'
has Thirty-four graduates
,.BELGRAVE — The Grade 8
graduation ceremony. for 'East
Wawanosh Public School was
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held on June: 25 from seven to
nine in the evening.
Graduates and their parents,
teachers and special guests were
present in the school auditorium.
W. A. Stevenson, principal of
the school, welcomed everyone to
the event and took the role of
master of ceremonies , for the
,night.
Donald Bakela'� trr; !fie ,o4t .i~he „,4�1;
a nates of 1974,intfpgttlp�ei.'the
head table. Richali brr then' in c
troduced the graduates to the -
assembly. Rev. John G. Roberts
asked the blessing for the exc11- .
ent cold plate banquet provided
and served . by .the Belgrave
Women's Institute. They were
thanked for the fine meal by
William Elston.
The Shindigs provided musical
numbers. This group is composed
of Grade 8 graduates: A new and
rising group known as Freedom
Three also performed.
Mr. Stevenson, with aid of Mr. °
Orr, presented the following
athletic awards:
Midget girls, Nancy Verbeek
and Andrea qoultes; midget
boys, Kevin Koehler ; junior girls,
Karen Coultes; junior boys,
Robbie Nicholson; intermediate
girls, Angela Muscheid; in-
termediate boys, Donald Dun-
bar; senior girls, Janet Cook;
senior boys, Wayne Cook.
ELECT
JOHN LONEY
Progressive Conservative
in Bruce
. A Stanfield government will amend
the Income Tax Act to permit a de-
duction for interest over 8% on a first
mortgage for a principal residence.
For example, on a $20,000.00 mort-
gage cit 12%, the annual deduction
would amount to $800.00.
. A Stanfield government will remove
the inflationary 11% Federal Sales
Tax on building materials so that
more new houses and apartments
can be built.
We have solid programs to help
Canada and Canadians
g,
The gi'l'ls' academic award*
from ,the Belgrave Co -Op was
presented by Murray Lougheed
to the top academic student,
Sheila Shobbrook.
Gary Hopper received the
boys' academic achievement
award which is sponsored by the
North Huron Credit Union.
Jack Alexander expressed,,,
greeting and congratulations tom
the grhdu10class on beh _,Y
the Huron Comity, Board of 1- -
cation. He then presented aca-
demic achievement trophies to
top students Sheila Shobbrook
and Gary Hopper;
Miss Joan Currie and Miss
Brenda .Johnston gave a com-
bined presentation which was
very revealing to the students
and parents. They stressed the
role of the individual student in
the secondary school system and
of the new friends to make, clubs
to join and the need of being in
tune with the school. They also
stressed the importance of course
choice, and hard work to achieve
success. .
' The graduating class then re-
ceived diplomas from Mr.
Alexander and the official pro-
gram was closed with "0.
Canada". The evening was very
relaxed and enjoyed by all.
The graduating class of 1973-74
from East Wawanosh Public
School is as follows: Donald
Bakelaar, Lyle Bridge, Lynne
Bridge, Spencer Burley, Dean
Campbell, Wayne Campbell,
Janet Cook, Wayne Cook, Donald
Dunbar, Mary Ellen Elston,
Brian Fidom, Laurie Haines,
Lynne Haines, Kitty Hartleib,
Gary Hopper, Scot Lougheed,
April McBurney, Cameron Mc-
Callum, Wayne McDowell,
Laurine McNee, Elizabeth
Meurs, Constance Meurs, Angela
Muschied, Barbara Muscheid,
Olaf Muschied, Alison Roberts,
Steven Robinson, Karen Scott,
Donald §biell, Sheila Shobbrook,
Lori Thompson, Marni Walsh,
David Wattain, Reta Lynn White,
Bluevale
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller of
London were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent.
Visitors on Tuesday of last week
were Mrs. Robert Stewart and
Mrs. Lorne McAllister of Tees -
water.
A family gathering was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hall on Saturday. Those at-
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rainey of Akron, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hall of Chatham ; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Orvis and Sharon
of Sudbury; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Casemore of Petrolia; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Scott of Newton; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hall of Shakes-
peare and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall
of Brussels.
Union services will begin July
7th when the Presbyterian
Church congregation will attend
the United Church for this month.
Services will be at 11:30 a.m.
There will not be Sunday School
in the Presbyterian Church this
month.
Final assembly
at EWschool
BELGRAVE — On Wednesday -
of last Week, the final assembly of
the year was held in the East Wa-
wanosh auditorium. ' It was held
by the kindergarten class and the
teacher, Mrs. Brydges. .
The Glee Club started the pro-
gram with many familiarsongs
directed by Mrs. Roger.
The graduation ceremonies
were a huge success because the
tiny folk of the school put their
whole hearts into the show and
their teacher had all the little
extras done with an expert touch.
sf t l aw sh is plea to; ti
it + � people entering ,t "
regrets.. that a fine %' '
young people is leafing
.
group o.
for secondary school. Both grad-
uating, classes will be a credit to
their school.
PATRICIA J. KING
• Patricia J. King, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold King.,
RR 2, Wingharh graduated'
from Fanshawe College with
a diploma in Early Childhood
Teacher Education. ° Convoca-
tion exercises` were held on
May 31 at Alumni Hall, Uni-'
versity of Western Ontario.
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