The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-07-06, Page 13i
Grads A#tend! Banquet
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An awards night program, held
Wednesday evening, June 28,.
concluded the academic year for
the public school - children of
Colborne central school.'
Prior to the program, a grad.
nation dinner was given the 26
grade eight pupils who had suc.
cessfuliycompleted their last
year of public school. Sponsored
by the Tiger Dunlop women's
institute, the dinner . plate of
° cold turkey'was prepared and
served at the . Colborne town.
ship hall at Carlow. During
the ceremonies at the dinner,
Trudy Kernighan, a grade eight
pupil at Colborne central, acted
as chairlady.
Philip Main;. principal of the
12 -room central school, form.
erly known as Z ion public school,
was chairman far the awards
night program held •• in the
,school's modern, spacious play.
room -auditorium.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Following his opening re.
marks, the audience was treated
to a variety of musical numbers
featuring pupils • from the
school. Among those,who• per.'
formed were Gerry Durst, gtli.
tar solo; Ernie Efrimmer, drum
solo; Ernie , incidentally, has
become a seasoned performer
on stage, having appeared in the
musical revue, "Stereoscope
67" presented by the Goderich
Little Theatre about two month's
ago in the high school audi.
torium here. A third number
was an accordion solo rendered
by Judy Robertson.
Donna Bean, a grade eight
pupil, introduced the guest
speaker for the awards night
program, R. G, ("Bob")Shrier,
Goderich Signal -S tar publisher.
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Personal
Mr. 'and Mrs. B. II. Willings,
212 Elizabeth street, celebrated
their, golden wedding anniver-
sary on Tuesday, June 27th.
It was a day of visitors, phone
calls, telegrams, gifts,andnum-
erous, congratulatory messages.
Visiting with Mrs. H, Lednor
oyer the holiday weekend were
Mrs. Mary Dickson, Fred and
Brian Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Balkwill and Karen, all
of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Shutter and. Donald, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Gibson and Miss
Marie Fennell of Hamilton.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Lednor were Mr. and Mrs. Ken.
ne Dickson of Nassau,
as.
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t Round 18 holes $2.50
iday, July 21
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Saturday, July 22
Final Round 18 holes $3.00
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orne Centr
The Signal'Star speaker in.
troduce L 145 address with an
invitation 'to the 26 members. of
the grade eight graduating class
to get up off their chairs and
look . underneath them. After a
second's . hesitationthe grade
eighters followed this diregtion
anda little, commotion followed
while all 26 were busy turning
their ,chairs, over to look for
something' unknown' to them.
When the noise had'subsi' ed,
and the pupils were' resead,
Mr. Shrier posed a question to
them.
"What did you And under-
neath ..•?" No answer.
"Did none of yowl find any.
thing '-=?'' Finally one girl
raised her arm indicating that
she had found the hidden object;
. it was a one dollar bill.
"All right class, that was
meant to illustrate to you grad.
nates that you mot, get off your
seats to make a do 1lar these
days" . Mr. Shrier explained.
POSITIVE ATTITUDE
In a more serious tone, the
Signal -Star publisher used the
rest of his speech to emphasize
the importance of developing a
proper positive attitude towards
one's job, one's career and fel.
low employees.
Following his address, Mr.
Shrier was thanked by two grade
eight pupils, Gerry Durst and
Kathy ' Taylor,who presented him
with a gift on behalf of the
graduating class.
PRESENT AWARDS
Presentation ofawards and
diplomas was next on the pro.
gram , , Members of the Colborne
township central school board
and municipal council were
given the honor of making the
various -presentations. Follow
ing are the awards and diplomas
Presented, and the names of
those pupils receiving them: ,
Sports awards,' based on the
..,<,:„1. annual• field. dal. competitions
held earlier thin spring, were
presented by Claire Harmon,
Colborne' central School teacher
to the following pupils who're»
ceived medallions; Olin Stright
Sue McKee,' • Sandra Feagan,
Dianne Hardy, Elaine Graver,
Doug Fisher .and Mark Kernig.
A hookeyy .. trophy waft pre•
stented by Russell,Vrimmer to.
the .school's hockey"t`eani known'
as Main's Mashers. .Captain
Bruce Stoll accepted' the. trophy
on be ` 1 ' of his fellow team -
memo ` s who were: Laurence
Ashb rry, Ivan Robinson, Jim
Durst.!.aul McCabe, Jim Rea.
burn" , SOlm. , Clutton, Bill -POI;
lock:7'1 en Bogie, Jimmy
McCue, len McNeil, EricScott,
Doug , F. cher, Danny .Duncan, ,
Brian.rave, Roger Moore,
Morgs;oore and Ernie Pfrim.
mer. ', ,
HWr, ,bars, awarded to all
,pupils- tom grades three to
eight whho achieve a 75 per cent
average on their year's work
were presented next. Mrs. Eric
Reaburn, president of the Col.
borne home and school assoc.
cation, presented these awards.
Sportsmanship awards were
then• presented by George Rob.
ertson, a member of the school
board. Two pupils*from each
grade, from three to seven,
are chosen to receive this award
who, ''in the opinion of their
teachers, have been active part.
icipants in the school sports
program showing 'spirited corn.
petition, yet co-operative and
• respectful of the rights of
others.
Subject awards were pre.
sented by Mrs. N. Durst, a
member of the Colborne home
and school group. Receiving
this cash awards through the
courtesy of the Colborne town.
ship Foresters' lodge, were
the following grade eightpupils:
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Trudy Kernighen, English; tied
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Were Gerry Durst and Trudy
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• Receiving proficiency; wards •
were two young scholar's whose
na.mes are no'w familiar, having
.-already' appeared in previous
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Durst andbTrttdy Kernighanwho
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These .awards were sponsored
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secretary of the chapter:
The William Watson awards,
were then delivered to their
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Watson, longtime secretary of
the Colborne township school
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Final 'event. of the program
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IMPOk'f`ANT.CHANGES IN THE ONTARIO HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
MECHANICAL FITNESS OF USED CARS •
A used motor vehicle must be certified as mechanically
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