HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-06-08, Page 9.9.
Judith D. Weber, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs., Iden Weber, 196
Strang Court, town, .graduated
from the University o: Western
Ontario recently' With a General
B. degree. She plans to attend
Aidhouse teachers' college,.
London, for a one-year course
and upon graduation, she plans
a camtr teaching high school
English.
Ted Barker, son of Mr, andlkirs.
.Fred Barker, 19eFalmerstonSt.,
Goderich, graduated from Strat-
ford Teachers College recently...
He will begin his teachingcareer
at a Southampton public school
with a.grade six class. The Bank
ker family are celebrating their.
diamond jubilee of residence in
Canada.'
Richard Dwight Aldha;a, son of,
Mrs. Bertha Aldham, Goderich,
graduated from Waterloo Luth/
eran,university with a Bachelor of
Ants degree, on Monday, May Y
23rd. Dwight, who ' majored in
psychology and English, will
teach at Huron Heights district
high school in Newmarket ne::t
September. He is married to the
former .Marybelle Bere and they
have one child, John.
'Bonnie Allen, a graduate or
G ..derich - collegiate' received a
bachelor of household science
degree from the IJniversity ,of
Guelph during the recent convo•
cation ceremonies ;here. Bonnie
is the daughter of Mrs: Sybil
Alleeof town:
Paul Carroll, 196 Wilson St.,
Goderich, successfully complet-
ed•his term, atStrafordTeachers
•College having received the Mc-
Lean award for second highest
marks in combined academic and
practice teaching over the college.
term. Paul, who was working at
the_Ontar'io hospital 4 miles south
of Goderich while attending
teachers college , at the same
time, is . the son of Mrs. and
Mrs. H. F. Carroll, town.
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Rose'Anne Kreps, 333South St.,
Goderich, will graduate from 'Ole
University of Windsor ac its 7th
Convocation •'n Jane ,3,1967 with..
a diploma in nursing .service
administratio!r. Rose Anne, a,
graduate of Mount Fo est d; strict
high schoo'., is the daagh`er o°
Mr. and Mr's. William' Kreps.
Sandra V.V1�ar , "righterof
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Mr s..Joau Tmak .owioz a•ndthe,late
Mr. Antoni Torilkowicx',Goderich
graduated With a Bachelor of
`Arts degree from the University
of Western Ontario last month.
Sandra, a graduate in pyschology,
has pbtained a position in London .
as in assistant social worker.
She expects to return to post grad' •
uate studies in ,,the fall of 1968
to obtain her master of social
work degree.
The former Me ry Blackstonewas
another. gradua' a of ..he University
' of Guelph who received the Ba zh.
elor of household science degree,
.this Month. Miss Blackstone
became' the brides of David
Pequegnat in a double ring cere-
mony -viilch took place in God.
erich on Ap_•:1 22. '
By Catherine Russell
Holmesville School pupils arc-
umulated the greatest number of
points yesterday -at the District
Field Meet held at the Agrtc.
ultural Park .In Goderich, In
second place „was Goderich.
Triple jump, running broad.
jump, shotput, high jump, and
track events were held. Other
schools. -participating were Sear
forth, Clinton, Clinton Air Base,
and Londesboro.
Graduates Are Invited
To. Send In .Photographs. -
For This Special Page
Award .Winning
Three Graduates Are Honored
At Mother, Daughter Banquet
AUB'i12N — Three graduates
were honored last •Week at the
mother and daughter banquet of
the Auburn, C.G.LT. held in the
Sunday school rooth of Knox
Presbyterian Church. The three
girls, Brenda flail, Wendy Sch.
neider ' and Ruth Bere were all
Seated at the head.table,with their
moers along with the president
of the Knox W.M.S., Mrs. Wilfred
San
The president, Miss Brenda
Ball, was in charge of the pro.
gram and the. toast to the Queen
proposeed by W endy S chneider,
race,was pronounced by Rev. R.
MacLean aid about fifty mem.
ers, their Mothers and guests
{partook of :the Smorgasbord SUP* The graduation ceremony was
per: All . the; girls pinned cor. in' charge of Ma's. Bradnock as.
sages on their mothers. Mrs. sisted by Rev. R.U. MacLean
Sanderson brought greetings and the assistant leader, Miss
from the W.M,S, who supports Laura Phillips. She pinned pins
the C.G,i,'T', group. 'rhe head and corsages on each girl grad.
table acid guests were introduced uating. Beginner's pins were pre.
by the Wader, Mrs. Wes Brad. seated to Gall Seers and Marie
nook, , Plunkett who have completed
,� .. thein 'first yeti' __ in tht group
. .. _ s ._tial .�., Ref.- Aff The pining of. hands and the
his message, '"-Pre judice - jud.
. ging before you know the facts
about her or him and having no
reason behind it." He told his
-listeners that this is the trouble
throughout the, World today; peo.
pie do not wait to find the truth
"n.nd he ;asked everyone to rid
"herself of all prejudice andlearn
to live together.
Brenda Archambault' thanked
'the speaker and presented hitt
with a gift. A special centennial
treat was the songs sung by Ken
Scott and Barbara Snell of Lon.
de'sboro. They were introduced
by Betty' Moss and thanked by
Shelley Grange.
TIlb guest speaKer, n�za The
itiYr i;•811""U'rEll'ttgge'rg ' lira's-hitrow,- inging Or,:taps.1=00,3,1%
duced by Dian Lapp. He chose for noel banquet to a cldse.
^s
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Paul , F.Linklater, • son of Mrs. .
Anne Linklater; R. R. 5, God-
erich, graduated from Waterloo
Lutheran UniVersity this year •
with a B.A. degree in a four
year "honors •' history and"phil.
osophy" course. The former God-
erich collegiate graduate was one
of 43 graduating students at the
University who achieved a 75
percent average which earned
him .a place on the WLU•J dean's
honor roll. Paul, Who is presently•
on vacation in Europe is un.
aware, of 'the fact that his grad.
uating marks have also won him
a gold medal award in the "hon.
ors history and "pailosephy
course." He begins a teaching
.career alt; Port Perry collegiate
next September. •
Harold William Bettger, son of
Mr.','and .Mrs., Harold Bettger,,.
Goderich, graduated from a four•+
year. 'laonor range" course at
the University of W .stern Ontario
this month. He and 'nis wife, the,
former, Eva. Wicks, Dresden,
Ontario, will be teaching at Nia.
gara Falls at the opening of the
fall school term.
At Western
Three former Goderich collegiate, students,
were among a class of 37 who graduated .
from the St. Mary's general hospital's school
of nursing. The occasion was observed by .
graduation exercises held W ednesday, May 17,
in the Mutual .,Life auditorium at Waterloo:
From ' left are: Judy Denomy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Denomy,"town; Colleen
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Connelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. John
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'Connelly, R. R. ;;3, Goderich; Delores Taman,
daughter of Mr.and 'Mrs. W,J. T*matOL,R 0,:
Goderich. During the pio;;razn; • `a Prize, for
general proficiency was awarded.` to: another
Goderich girl, Antje N iz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Nanz, 138 Wilson Street, toTwn, °
,neje is a second year student' at the St.
Mary's school of nursing.
Goderich District Gra
• Goderich and district students
were among" the 2,1(10 graduates
who took part in the traditional -
MIDDLESEX • COLLEGE
BA General Program; Bonnie
L, Homuth, Clinton; Elizabeth°
Lamont,. Mitchell; Karen J. Law-
son, Listowel;F.H..MacDonald;
Goderich; Leslie A. Skinner, Mit..
chell; Cherry L. Thiel, Mitchell;
• Sandra Ware, Goderich; Juith D.
W ��ber, Goderich,
Girls, And Mrs. Bradn.ock
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convocation ceremonies at the
University of Western Ontario
last week. The ceremoniesbegan
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
BAonors: D.W, Ellison, Mit.
che1,1;iP.W. Pratt, Listowel.
HURON COLLEGE
Bachelor of arts,. general
J.A. MacNaughton,. Exeter; Geor-
gina A. Swanton, Goderich.
a week ago Tuesday and centin.
ued for five days.
Area graduates are as follows:
• SCHOOL OF NURSING °
Bachelor of science in nursing
Elizabeth M. A. Parkinson, Mit:
chell.
Diploma in publi i health Mir:,
sing: Carol E. Donald, Stratford;
Susan E. Hind-marsn, Goderich;
Kathryn A. Jervis, Mitchell;
Gwyneth E. Langley, Stratford,
Glen Ribey Of Goderich was
among the graduates in the
associate diploma in agriculture
course at the University, of
Guelph May 17. •
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