HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-07-02, Page 3THURSDAY, JULY 2nd, 1959
THE GODER!CHSIG(, . =ST. R
Promotions �nndanced
t Goderich Collegiate:
The corridors of Goderich Dis-
trict Collegiate Institute were a
mass of swirling, excited students
on Friday afternoon as they came
to see promotion results posted up.
Principal. A. R. Scott has an-
nounced promotions for grades
nine, ten, eleven and twelve and.
the graduates of the special com-
mercial coarse.
The names appear in alphabetic -
order. Where a subject ap-
1 rs in brackets after any name,
special permisjsion must be obtain-
ed before th 4 subject is continued
in a higher grade: Marks of those
failing have already been mailed
to students.
Winners of scholarships are as
follows: Veterans' Memorial, grade
nine, 1st, Margje Koopmans, 2nd,
Bonnie Allen; Peter Adamson
Memorial, grade ten, Wayne . Fea,
gan; McKim Memorial, grade 11,
Carol Hindmarsh; -Peter Adamson
Memorial, grade 12, Diane Lerman.*
Detailed results are: ..
Grade Nine fo ,Grade Ten
Dwight Aldham, Barbara Alex-
ander, . Bonnie Allen, Eleanor Al-
ton, Martin Buechler (Math), Shar-
ron Baechler, Lenord Bakelaar,
Robert Ball, Delmer. l3d'dard, Nor-
man Bell, Tom Berry (English),
Mary Helen- Blake, Melvin Blundell
(English), Nancy Boyce, James
Bones William Bradley', Ruth
Brindley, . Sharon Burgess (Math),
Evelyn Cantwell (Ag. Science),
Sherrill Carr, Ross Carter (Eng-
lish, . French), Betty Clements, Bill
Clements, Mary Lou Collinson,
Sandra Jean ,Collyer, Lynne Com-
rie, Shirley Cook (Math),- James
-Caacknell, Lynda a
Craw
ford
,
Dick-
son
Cummings,. Donald Currell
(Math, Frehch), Joan Davis, -David
Dawson;. (Karen Dawson, Klaas de
Groot,' Annette Dickson, I;vonne
Drennan, 'Dennis D:u a 1 w o r t h,
,George ' Durnin; ,Barlbara Djarst,
Barbara Ellis, John Everett, Sand"rr,,�
Fenner, Stanley Fenner, Douglas'
Fisher, Lynda Foster; .S irley Fowl-
er (Soc. •Studies, Ag. Sc.), Joseph
Fritzley, Ethel.Fuller, Terry Grif-
fiths, Norma Hamilton, Ivan Harris,
Edward Harrison (Ag. Science,
Shop), Michael - Helesic (Math,
French), Donna Henry (Math,
French), Susan Hindmarsh, Cheryl,
Anne Holtzman, Ronald Honiuth;
Everett Horton, Roberta Huckins,
Martin Hurst, Philip Jeffrey, San -
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Grade Ten to Grade. Eleven
Joan Alexander (Ag. Science,
Math), Betty Allen, Garry Allin,
Barbara Allison, Pauline Anderson
(Latin), Kathlene Andrews, June
Baechler, Marinus, Bakker, Donna
Beechey, William Bettger, Marie
Black, Lynda Blakp, James -Bridle,
(Latin), Mary Brindley, William
Brindley (Soc. Studies, French),
Sheila Brown, Shif"ley Brown
(Latin), , Doreen •Bu`chanan, Paul
Carroll, Joyce Chamhers, Gunnar
Christensen, Carolyn Clark, Doug-
ias:.Cla'rk,- Linda Cunningham, Alice
Dalton, Donna Dockstader, Rena
Dragstra, Mary . Lou. Drennan
Math), Ruth Durnin, John Ervine,
Donald Feagan,Wayne Feagan,
Donna Gardner (Math), Mary God-
dard, David Gower, Ronald Hallam
(Math), .Carolyn Harnack, Pauline
_);cnderson,- Donna HO 11-z m a n,
Eunice Hoy, Joan Huckins, 'Beaky
Johnston, John Kinkead, Brian
Lewis, Judy Linklater (Home Ec.),
Bruce MacDonald, Connie MacDon-
_ald,..,-:Donald.. Mc,Cor_I?I],•_Sllirley,
McCowan, Peter IMclver (Math),
Sandra McLean (Latin), Jamesc-Mc-
Whinney, Shirley . Ma1loligh, Joyce
Matthews, Audrey Mitchell, Joyce
Mugford, Judy ' (Murphy, Diana
Neville, Donna Opfer, Carol Pent-
land (Ag. Sc.), Ellen Pickell, April
Pridmore, Robert Proctor, Carol
Real, Blair Redmond, 1Vlargaret
Anne Rees, Andrew Riehl, Barry
Pces Third
Reaaing the nieWbers of the,,
.GOderich Lions Club who took
4 "part in theinternlationai Liohs
Club convention parade at
Windsor receritiyi. was the
Goderich ,Legion Pipe Band.
Now the Goderich Lions Club
has ibeerr informJ ",ed -by
Ouellette, Windsor, parade
chairman, that the Goderich
band placed third in the Pipe
Band Competition. ` For this,
a cheque for 25 has been for:.
warded to the. Lions Club.
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WORKINGS WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK t:SP LIFO SINCE 1917
Rbegele, Beverley• Scruton, Patricia
Simps on, Lloyd d Skeo
ch
(Latin),
,
.Kathlene Smyth, Grant Sowerby,
Lois Stanbury; .James Stephens,
William Stiles, William Straughan,
Wayne' Treitz, Brian Turner, Jack
Van der Meer, Johanna Van Oenen,
Willemina Van Oenen, Gar t h
Walden, Paul Walmarl$, Edward
Walzak, Mary . Warner, 'Richard
Watson, Rosemary Wilcox, Lawr-
ence Wilson, Anthony Winter.
.Grade Eleven to Grade Twelve
Catherine Anderson, Steven
Argyle (History, Geometry), Paul
Baechler (English, Geometry), Mary
Blackstone, Patricia Boutilier, Bar-
bara Brindley, . Kaaren Brindley,
Gwen Brown, Jane Carter (Geom-
etry), Robert Chamney (Ag. Sc.,
Geometry), Jack dements, Stanley
Connelly, Sandra Cooper, Mollie
Anne Donaldson, Joseph Drennan,
Patricia Drennan (Geometry), Betty
Durnin (Geometry), Nancy Ellwood,
Knox.. Honors Its
Retrmg organist
The Chancel Choir of KnQx Pres-
byterian., Church 'held a supper" on,
Thursday, June 25th, to bid a form-
al farewell to Mr. W. H. Bishop,
A.R.C.M., who is retiring
as organist of Knox Church at
the end of June, after Y0% years
service. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop plan
to remain in Goderich following
his retirement. presiding at the
organ on Sunday, June 28th, Mr.
Bishop completed 62 years of ser-
vice as a church .organist without
a Sunday off for siekneps. Ile has
had an interesting and eventful life
and has been associated with many
famous people. At the age of nine
he had the honor of performing be-
fore the Si
n
•o Sin and since,
then many other such, -
privileges
have been his.
Attending the dinner in honor
of, 'Mr. and Mrs, ,,Bishop were, the
Itev. and (Mrs. R. G. MacMillan,
members of the Ohancel Choir, and
representatives of the Kirk Ses-
sion, the Board of Management
and the Men's •Ciu'b. Mr. L. R.
Hyde led. the gathering in a sing-
song of old favorites. Gifts were
presented by Mr. G. Lodge on be-
half of the Chancel Choir; Mr. L.
R. Hyde, chairman of the Session
Music Committee, and Mr. John,
.Schaefer, chairman of the" "Beard
of Management, on behalf of the
congregation, and Mr. Wm. Asher
on behalf • of the Men's Club.
On Sunday morning, prior to the
Barbara Eustace, Betty Farrish, 9.30 service,. the Junior Choir pre"
Eileen Fellows (_Geornetry),, Sandra sented Mr. Bishop' with--a--pen---and
Finnigan, Christopher F r a n t s i pencil .set as a token of appreci-
(Geom., ' Latin), Percy Garrick ation for his work with them,
Sylvia Giltbeet, Margo Grange,
Robert Hallam, John Hamilton,
Elizabeth Harley (Algebra), Carol. °
Hindmarsh, Nancy Hughes, Marilyn Local CYO ,Host
James, Jane Lassaline (Geometry),
Jerry Linfield,' 'G'ail Lockhart; TQo'..5tj'atf ord iter .,
James Lodge, • Rose Marie Lutz,
Janet MacKay (History, Geometry);
Judy MacKay (Geom.), Phyllis Mc-
Cowan, Diana McLean (,Ag, Sc.,
Geom.), Susan McLean, Gerald 'Mc-
Michael, Donald McWhinney, James
Magie,, Patricia.: Martin, Karin
Mueller, Heather.-•..-Ann•r-Muir,- Pat
'Murphy, Judy Naftel, Marlene
O'Reilly (Geometry), Jo Parsons,
Irene Pfrimmer, Ernest Pinder,
Sylvia via ow
el1, Joanne
Rapsonso
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Ag
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.c ;-,,, ...,,G-orinne-:Redmond,.
Glen Ribey, Lawrence .Ribey (Eng.,
History), Nancy Schutz, Patricia
Stoddart, Chrystal Straughan, Mar-
ion Sutherland, Dianne Taylor
(Geom., Home Ec.), John Terpstra,
Diane Vanderburgh, Michael' Vroo-
man, Charles Wain, Sheila Wal-
mark,Robert Watson, Douglas
Wilson (XII French),, Mary Wilson,
Carolyn Wood, John Wright
(Geom,, French), Donald .Young
History)_ _ c
Grade Twelve to Gr�ad'e-Thirteen'
Ronald Allin (French), Audrey
Allison, William Anderson, Lawr-
ence Black, James Blake, Sandra
Bradley, Wayne Drown, Marion
Currell, . Frances Curry, Maurice
Dalton, Eleanor Durst, Douglas
Feagan, Mary Hay, Fred Israels,
Diane Lierman, Margaret McDon-
ald, Briane McLan (Latin), Donna
McNee, Anne Mackenzie, Karen
.Mallough, . Judy Mathers, John
Morris, Jeannine Munnoch, Sharon
Peachey, Eleanor Picot, Lbrna
Pratt (Ag. Science), Patricia Pre -
vett, Karl Schmidt, Olive Shields,
David Spring, Mae Stewart, Richard
Stewart, Gary Stoddart .(French),
William Sturdy, Margaret Terpstra,.
Jerry Weaver, ' Paul Wilson, Joan
Young.
Graduated from 'Special Commer-
cial -
Sandra Cowley, IVttartha de Groot,
William Fritzley, Helen Fuller, Wil-
liam Gardner, Barkley Spiegelberg,
Mary Lou 'Stirling, Roy Straughan,
Nadine Venn, Ronald -Williamson.
The newly. -formed' Go deri,ch
branch of the Catholic Youth Or-
ganization• was host,,!, on Sunday
afternoon to members of the Strat-
ford 'branch. Some 80 teen-agers
from the two branches proceeded
'from Goderich, •--to Kingsbridge,
where they went swimming, ate, a
.box supper and danced until dark.
Then all proceeded back to the,,
!beach for a wiener • roast, not
e o 0
daunted .._ _the least; by the ..threats. 0 4!� eOA O®00000 O
aT' rain: One of the most popular
features of the evening was the
hay -ride, to and from the beach,
provided by the Kingsbridge mem-
,bers of the Goderich branch of
CYO. Goderich • members had
visited in,Stratford-soon after they
firat organized in April. •
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Great Changes In Spiritual Climate
Today, St George's Speaker Says`
"There have .been iso greater
chail''aI'nywhere than . in *-
spiritual climate -of modern so-
ciety," Canon J. Barton Thomas
said in a sermon at St. George's
Church ,Sunday. "Tide spirit of
the 20th century," he asserted, "is
that of vision after 'vision- fading,
remedy after remedy failing, total,
war, total cons•criptioh -- all the
king'ss hdres and king's t
s
men rush-
ing
to the rescue and frantically,
picking up the pieces all in vain,"
"All the changes and conveni-
ences and innumeral gadgets," he'
said, "seem to •have made our lives
easier and our characters weaker.
Life, has becomeless and less rural
and so less and less natural. It
is not more blueprints we need;
we have had enough, from Ver-
sailles to Geneva. What is wanted
is a visign such as Saul discovered,
on the road to Damascus ---a vision
that will get solnewhere because it
starts somewhere, begins with re-
ligions eonvicti'oli and goes on and
heard` the call from Macedonia. -.
"To .get ' right with God is the
first -great commandment. To ex-
pect such a change in human na-
ture might be a tremendous act
of faith, but to expect any change
in human society without it is
sheer lunacy. There is no use
tampering with the (tarts,: large,....
small, of our secular society, as our
'leaders are still doing. As one
wise man put it, no readjustment
of bad, eggs will ever make a good
omelette. It is not more govern-
ment edicts and orders in council
and legislation and planning we
*need- it- is •'internal regenera tiOrs
And a fresh shining vision of God,
- ,"Hear the cry of Moses, long
ago: ,Stand still and see the salv-
ation of Four. God.' Hear the grac-
ious invitation of the Master:
1 'Come unto me all ye -that labor
and are heavy laden and 1 will
rPfresit b`u.' .. ' ex:c. L s.tYand,'.' said•
Martin Luther; `I can do no other.'
We need a fresh vision and new,
resolution, a renaissance of• the
spirit of (man. They tell us, the
atom is ttie-greatest' 5 -fa-
world; it is, save one, the human
soul.' As we look toward the fu;
ture, proud of the past, we must
raise our sights. It all depends on
what we are aiming at."
Dr. Thomas,. rectoof
f Bis
ho
p
Cronyn Memorial Church, Lonom
and former e •of John's
rector St
Cathedral, Winnipeg, came to
Huron diocese'' • a year and a -half
ago. He ' said` to St. George's:
"This is the most beautiful church
I have yet seen in Western On-
tario or the Diocese of -Huron. ;It
can compare with any, I am sure,
across the country. In the West
a '75th anniversary is not often
reached, and a htmdredth annivers-
ary is very rare, but here you have
125 years or more. You have a
rich heritage here, and may well
thank God, as you do in this ser-
vice today."."
The service was in charge of the
rector, Rev.' Kenneth E. Taylor,
lo.D., who extended, to Canon
Thomas a warm welcome from the
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