HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-07-01, Page 12MRS. R. WILSON HANDS TROPHY TO SHELLY LINNER
SCHOOL SONG WRITER, ANNE ALDIS, RECEIVES DIPLOMA -
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATION
PORT ALBERT. — Mr. and by the United Church people usage, which was much appreci-
Mrs. Ronnie Trimble and fam- and riei,4hbors presented them ated. Mr. Veldhuis closed the
ily and Mrs. Ida Trimble of with an electric clock and a ; meetingowith the benediction.
Guelph visited a couple of days' purse of money. Mr. and Mrs.' A dainty lunch was served by
with Mr. and Mrs. Elton Draper Crawford'' are moving to Gode the hostess.
last week. rich in July. Then a social Church Services
Mrs. Frank Willis, who was evening and lunch was served Summer services for July at
* a patient in Goderich hospital , by the ladies.. I Christ Anglican Church will be
• .me time,.-has...rPtnrnefl Jai_' conducted by .the ROv_
her home; U.C.W. Meet 1 Brett of Merlin. Morning pray-
Mr..an,d Mrs. Clarence Hoy, � The United Church Women , er will lie at'a 11.00 a.m., with
Terry and Tim visited with met at the home of Mrs.'Led.nor holy communion on Sunday,
Mrs. Earl Tesehke and family 1 for the monthly meeting with July 11.
of •Desboro last Sunday. Elaine i eleven present The president
Teschke is still in the Owen opened the meeting with the
Sound hospital. I call to worship. stressing tho-
Mr. and -Mrs. Elmer Gilders l ughts of peace and not of evil,
and Mr. Coe of Detroit visited i followed with prayer. Scrip-
` with Mrs. Pave Martin and fam- ture was read by Mrs. E. Bogie.
ily over the weekend. Rioll call was given and reports
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lindon
, and three boys of Birmingham
visited with Mrs. Dave Martin
and family Thursday. Then
• they spent the weekend at a cot-
tage.
Mr. Frank Dougherty is • a
patient in Goderich hospital. He
is wished a speedy recovery.
Several neighbors attended
the -trousseau tea on Saturday
in honor of Miss. Arlene Schram,
bride elect at the home of Mrs.
Ivadell Schram, Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Meader and
two boys of Detroit were holi-
daying with Mr. and .Mrs. Arch-
ie Grenier the past two weeks.
Mrs. Alice Trumbley return-
ed to their cottage, last Friday,
having been a patient in Clinton
hospital.
Mrs. Art Forster sold her
property last wtieek.
Reunion -•
There was a family reunion
at Mr. and ,Mrs. Ivan Grigg's
of - London. Among those at-
tending were: Mrs. Dave Mar -
Un, Mr. an Cc Mrs. ord-Martin,
Anna May, ,Jim and }?aul, Mr.
and' Mrs. Earr Martin; " 11th. "and
Mrs. Don Bowden, Larry and
Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bow-
den and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ebner . Gliders„ and Mr. Coe.
Honor Crawfords
Friends"aiud neighbors on Fri-
day night presented Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Crawford with gifts,
1,f'uvn to i titure was , trdseitted
were read and adopted. Seven
sick and shut-in calls were re-
ported. After a business period,
the study book was read -.and
discusses. Rev. and Mrs. Veld-
huis sang ih them Dutch lang-
BIRTHS
ALLISON..—At Alexandra liosf
pital, Goderich, on June 23,
1965, to Mr. and, Mrs. Charles
Allison, Goderich, 'a daughter,
Patricia Lynn.
ROBINSON. -- At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on .June
._..27,,;1965., .to_Mr..and Mss, Guy L
Robinson, Goderich, a datigh-1
ter, Shirley Ann.
The secret ,of life, according
to the Rev. G. Ronson of the
University of Western Ontario.
is to learn how to become soc-
ially maladjusted." •
As 'the 'guest speaker for the
graduation exercises at Victor
Lauriston Public School, the
Rev. Rouson said the only peo-
ple perfectly adjusted to their
environment were "all out in
the cemetery.','
He Vld the audience of par-
ents and graduates at Victoria
School that. the business of
growing -up boiled down to five.
basic "wants" of the individual.
They were, he said:
To live. -
To. feel you need somebody
else.
',filo need a mate.
Change, novelty, excitement.
Something Bigger than -out
selves:
The' clergyman told the stud
e.nts that -they shouliask them-
selves if they were really happy
inwhat they were doing. "If
you don't feel happy at your
age, it is probably because you
have not gat enough to da," he
sand. •
He added: "When it is a ques-
tion of getting fed up with doing
nothing this is the time when
you get into trouble. After a
while some people explode and
do something they shouldn't
do."
Practically People
"Now that you have that
piece of paperto prove you are
prac ically people," said .KreV
Rouson, "you are faced with
this business of growing up."
He "went on: "I don't think it
really matters very much what
you are going to do. It doesn't
make very much difference as
long as you are getting "some-
thing ,out -of it and can contrib-
ute •something to life."
In conclusion he told the
graduates of the importance
yourself,"' he said.
iChairmanfor the evening
Of a sense ; of humor — "To
laugh at people starting with
was Mrs. H. -C. Carroll of the, Schilbe, Carl, Simpson, Char -
Home and School Association,
who sponsored .a banquet for
the graduates and organized
the program and provided the
certificates. ` . .
Ralph Smith,. public schools'
principal, welcomed the stud-
ents and guests and Jack{ Free-
man brought the greeting from
the public school board.
Students Karen Scott and
Terry Worsell introduced and
thanked the guest speaker:
Valedictory
Anne Russell gave the Vale-
dictory Address ., in which she
said: "We are approaching the
most radical change in our en-
tire education. .We need to be
prepared for any n:nergencies
or new situations which may
arise."
S11 _ _ e ...'� l].e .,_ ..drop rni
P..14:7;14'.W11-r.0±-1_._ d:-hQ f irrd _nu-
ti�sefiil pTaee It us otomy the
ignorant who despise education
i•s -d i' .eu not only" o
teach us how to make a living
but how to live."
AWARDS
Proficiency Awards: Robert
Park Memorial Medal for gen-
eral proficiency, Anne Russell;
Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E.
for general proficiency, David
Royal; Women's Institute • for
general proficiency, Shelly Lin-
ner; Ahmeek Chapter, I.O.D.E.
for literature, Deborah Day;
Goderich Home and School As-
sociation for science,' Peter
•Kalbfleisch. •
Graduation Classes: (Mr. E.
rawford3 "oliin Allen, Kim
Ainslie, Fred Basler, Beverley
Chapman, Toni Crawford, Syl-
via Dierolf, Jackie Duckworth,
Rolf Hagan, John Hamilton,
David Haworth, Don Leitch,
Ann MacDonald,Jim McAstock-
er, Ken McCarthy, Cathy Mc-
Ewen, Cherita McKnight, Laura
Mero, Susan Miller, • Billy Moh
rings -Vicki Needham,, Glenn
Preston, Gary Reid, Joan Riess,
Ann Russell, Scott Ryan, Paul
lene Smith, Peggy Stoddart,
Susan Stringer, Frederika ten
Hoopen, Charles Thomson, Jan-
ice Twaddle, Janet Wilkins.
(Mrs: R. Shaddiek): •- Susan
Adams, Mary Anstay, Heather
Allen Deborah Baxter, George
Bell, Susan Bellinger,. Michael
Boyce, Carole Chambers, Susan
Cook, Marie Cousins, Sherry
Doak, Wayne Draper, Beverley
Fortune, Horst Gottschalk, Pet
er Herlufsen, Sharon Jewell,
Edward Jones, .Selly' Linner,
Lar=ry Littlechikl ,Bruce Mac-
Phee, Jim Melick, Maureen
Richards, Karen Scott, Sharer}
Scott, Steven Smith, Mike Wil-
son, Karl Teichert, Dad Shear -
down.
Moore): Anne Aldis,
Elaine Berry, Wendy Chase,
Cutt, Debbie Day, Eva
Drerolf,
ar yar S:Alirthe$er-
I-ufsen; Peter'-K-atbfle s ;-Marg-
aret McKee, Heiki Nanz, David
Sheardown' John Vance, Bill,
White.
,(Mr. M. Vrooman): Luana
Bentley, Steven Boyce, Terry
Corbett, Donald Fisher, Donald
Gavin, Ronald Glousher, John
Harrison,,, Jeter -Johnson, Grant
MacDougall, Sharon MacLeod,.
Robert Marion, Carolyn Mc -
,Ewen, Carol filler, Patricia
Moore, Elizabeth Nelson, Eliza-
beth Parsons, Barry Pitblado,
Christie Rompf, Sharon Shear -
down, Mark Sully, Donna Su -
plat, Bruce Utley, Raymond
Volland, Mark Watters, Janice
White, Terry Worsell, Stephen
PERSONAL.
Fred Gilbert, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Gilbert, raced in the
New Ybrk State Championship
go-cart race on June 26 and 27,
and brought home his 56th' tro-
phy. He was competing in A
Super Light. On July 18 he
will be competing at Pennsyl-
vania and in August at the
Grand National in Wisconsin.
PETER KALBFLEISCH RECEIVES AWARD FROM MRS. JUNE- DUCKWORTH
Students Pass Music Examinations
The following students were
successful in the recent 'music
examinations •LT• Western On-
tario Conservatory of Music,
London, field at St. Joseph's
Convent, Goderich:
First class honors, 80-100%;
honors, 70-79%; pass, 60-70%.
Grade 1, Pianoforte: -Wendy
• maker,-"M`ary • 1lizabeiTi
Stimson, first class honors.
(Equal).
Grade II Pianoforte: Debbie
Saltar, honors.
Grade IV Pianoforte: Sherry
Moore, honors; Blake Jones,
honors; Mary• Ann Tevlin, hon-
ors; Martha. Eedy, honors; Ar-
lene Cuthbert, honors.
Grade V Pianoforte: Michael
Walzak, honors; Patricia Wraith,
honors; Lesley Blacker, honors;
Mary Chisholm, honors; Bar-
bara Hugill. honors.
Grade VI Pianoforte: Janet
estbrook, -honors; aye : ra. -
ley, honors; James Prayne, hon-
ors; Kathleen O'Brien, pass;
Corinne Poulin, pass. .
Grade VII Pianoforte: Betty
Durst, 'honors; Lynda Reinhart,
honors.
Grade VIII Pianoforte: Did
Faulkner, first class honors,
Sharon Courtney, honors; De
ise Dalton, 'pass; Patricia Fed!,
pass; Jaret Jerry, pass.
Grade IX Pianoforte: Patrieii
Durst, honors.
Theory Grade II: first el/Ss
honors=3 vid Fa ' her--r-Dn
ise Dalton, Kathleen O'Brien,
Janet Jerry. Pass -Lynda Rein.
hart. .
Grade I: first class honors -
Janet Westbrook, James Frayn
Faye Bradley. -
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For you there is still two months to wear your new hat.
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