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Murray Gaunt MPP Was Speaker
Kingsbridge Graduation Banquet
Achievement Awards Were Presen
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THE LKICNOW SENTINEL, 1..tocKNoi4, oNTAnio WEDNESDAY, JUN
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THAT
Peter. Cargill, son of Jackie and
-.Bev McNay of Ashfield, was
christened on Sunday, June 22, at
the . Lucknow United Church.
Family members of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Cooper and Mr. and Mrs.
Kelso IvIcNay were in attendance.
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RON GILLESPIE
Ron Gillespie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Gillespie, Kinlough,
graduated on May 30th as a Survey
Technician from Fanshawe Col-
lege, London with first class
honours.
He has accepted a position with.
Ontario Hydro and is employed at
the Bruce Generating Station,
Tiverton.
THAT
The annual memorial service at
Dungannon Cemetery is scheduled
for this Sunday, June 29th:
Barbara Cameron
On Student
Exchange
Barbara Cameron, 15, _daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron of
Lucknow, leaves Thursday of this
week by 'train from. Kitchener on a
student exchange to the province of
Quebec, arranged by the Canadian
Council of Christians and Jews. •
She is one of 3000 students
involved , in the, exchange.
Barbara will spend two weeks
with a French Canadian family at
Repentigny, Quebec, who have a
daughter about her age. The girl,
Manbn St. Denis, will return with
Barbara on July 10th and spend
two weeks at the Cameron 'home.
Barbara has just completed,
grade 9 at the F. E. Madill .
Secondary School at Wingham. It
is expected she will use the French
language while visiting in Quebec.
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THAT
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• holiday week end. Sunday
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KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
The grade eight graduation was
held for twenty-eight graduates of
St. Joseph's School on Friday
evening. A Mass was celebrated
by Fr. Dentinger at 7.00 p.m. after
which the students, parents and
guests sat down to a banquet in,the
Parish Hall 'served by the C.W.L.
Grace was led by Fr. Dentinger
followed by a toast to the QUeen.
Mr. Steffler, principal, introduced
the head table: Msgr. Phelan of St.
Augustine, Mr.' and Mrs. Bill
Kinahan (trustee Huron Perth
Board); Father Dentinger, Murray
Gaunt M.P.P.; Brother Carl Voll,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Osborne
(Knights of Colitibtis), Mr. Ralph
Foster, Mr. Neil StapletOn, Mrs.
Maithel Wilson, Mrs. Steffler.
A toast to the students was made
by Mrs. M. Wilson with a reply by
Julie Vogt; a toast to the teachers
was made by Joanne Van Osch with
a reply by Mrs. B. Eedy; a toast to
the parents was said by Mark
Doherty with Mrs. Joe O'Keefe
replying.
The Valediction speech was
given by Eric Courtney followed by
Andrew VanDiepen, who introduc-
ed the guest speaker Mr. 'Murray
Gaunt M.P.P. After a very
interesting talk to the students Mr.
Gaunt ,was thanked by Bill Tigert.
Presentation of Awards followed;
Citizenship Award was presented
to John O'Keefe by Mrs. Gus
Redmond from the St. Augustine
C. W. L.Council ; Proficiency Award
was presented to Eric Courtney by
Mr. Pat Osborne from the Knights
of Columbus. .Goderich Council;
Science Awards were presented to
Eric CourtneY by Mr. 'Ralph
representing the Ashfield
Organization and to Pat Bo
Mr. Neil Stapleton •repre
the West Wawanosh Farm
izations.
The Honour Roll Plaqu
presented by Mrs. Wilson
following students: Eric Co
Leola Chisholrn, Blaise D
Mark Doherty, Ann Drenn
Tigert, Joanne VanOsch.
The Public Speaking Awa
presented to John O'Keefe
Clem Steffler. Awards
presented by Mrs. Lillian Si
for their acting in the Ope
SnoW White and the Seven D
best actress, Leola Chisholm
female singer, Julie VOgt;
actor, Bill Tigers: best male si
Andrew Van .Diepeo: most
taining performers were Pat
and Joe Boyle.
Graduation Diplomas and
were presented by Mrs.
Riegling of St. Joseph'S C.'
Mrs. Rita Gilmore of St. M
C.W.L. Lucknow and, Mr.
Kinah'an. trustee for Huron.1
Separate School Board.'
The twenty eight graduates
Bethany Austin. Jeffery Au
John Paul Austin. Joe Boyle,
Boyle, Leola Chisholm. Eric 0
ney, Blaise Doherty. Mark
1161'67, Ann Drennan. Jim Ft
Bernie Gerdes, Nfeile Nana, St
en Howard, Tony Knoop,
Leddy, Maurice ivliltenburg,
O'Keefe. Bill :nem Bob Tii
Midrew VanDiepen. Vera to
Diepen, John VanDiepen, Jou
Variderheydan. David Van0
Joanne VanOst h • Tillie Vogt. H
Wisser.
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