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GDC1 '73 - '74 graduates...
�itiontlnued lion!• irage 1A)
other than English i,' Years 4
and 5 at (MCI. `
The Catholic Wor"en's
League prize for the highest
standing in Year .2 Latin was
won by • H Kumudini
Weesasooriva,,daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A.J. Weerasooriya,
Goderich. A
.• The R.D. Munro scholarships
for one rural student and "one
urban student Who. have
specialized in commercial
and or technical subje .>ts and
who htts registered in an, in-
stitution of higher learning,
were won by Doug Hoffneyer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoff-
meyer, R.R. 2 Goderich, and
Ken Cutt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
K.C. Cutt, Goderich.
Joan Schoenhals,' daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W,L. Schoenhals,
Goderich, Won the" Peter Adarh-
son Memorial scholarship for
proficiency 'in Year , 4. Her
average • was' 86.3. Miss
"Schoenhals also won the W,H.
Robertson scholarship for the
highest marks in English in
Years 3 and 4, •
Chris Wiidgen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Wild.gen,
Goderich, was awarded the
A.M. Robertson award for
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McCauley, Mary Ellen McGill, Moni:c•a ;14ifeit, Marjorie Schoemaker, Joan Schoenhals,
Shelley 'McPhee, Alan „Taylor, Mary Van Rimy, Karen Schultz, Pauline Sch-
Milburn, Ric! -Milburn, Glen Joanne Walters, Brian Whitely. .;,:wanz, Patricia Shope, . Pe'ter
Naylor., Joseph O'Keefe, Tanya .' . Slc>tegraaf, Jane- Smith.
Palmer, .Lorraine Pettus.tl SECONDARY • SCHOOL David Sowerby, Ronald
Sherry Plaetzer, Wayne GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Sawerby,,, Louise Stewart,
Pollock; " Leo Redmond, , Pamela Stewart, Patricia
Stephen-Rieck, Mark Riley, Kim Arbour, Sherri Atfield, Stewart; Colleen Straughan,
Janet Rodges. f, Patricia Ball, • Elaine Bean, Richard Stright,
Margaret Royal, 1'liiabetli", Judith, Bedard: `Donald „•Sally -Stringer, Nancy Svcan,
.Sca'man, games Sto,thers;. B dour., Teresa Et,e-german; Brenda • Thompson, Joanne
Lutherans
receive grant
Dianne Ell.ackwell, Alan Bogie. • Thompson, Glen Tigert, Sharon
Sherry Bo,yJe,, Nancy - Tigert, Shelley 'Tigert; Claude
. . 1• Brubacher, Stan Brud'nicki, ,Turcotte.. • ' ` '
e - Linda Carman, Patrick Carter, Debra Turner, Lyn°h Turner,
:Carol Chase, Tim Clancy, John Laurence Vanden Heuvel,'
Clutton, Jackie Collinson, Pat David Vender Ende, Bernadine
Conlon, Ann Coulter, Becky Van Rooy, James Wagler,
of '3 000 Crawford.
•
Debra Walker.
Sherry Boyce, Marie Boyle, John Warr;!,James Watt,
, Nancy Brubacher, Stan Brud- • Shawn Whaley, Bonnie...White
Berea -By -The -Water nicki, Linda Carman, 'Patri.ck Sharon Whitely, Willian,
Lutheran Church of Goderich Carter, Carol Chase, Tim Whitely. r.,... .
was represented at the Ontario Clancy, John Clutton, .Jackie: Casey Wildgenf, ',Leslie
District Lutheran W9rnen's
Missionary League Convention
September 26 and 27 by Rev.
and/ Mrs. Marvin Barz, Mrs,
Glenn' Ritti•nger and Mrs. John
Leith.
The Lutheran Women's
Missionary' League. (L,W,M.L.1
is an international organization
of the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod with the pur-
pose of. providing missionary
progress and development. The . education, missionary in -
winner of this award is chosen spiration, and missionary ser -
by a committee of. Year' 3 vice for and by the ladies of the
teachers who select -a student church.
'who has shown scholastic The, Ontario District
ability and has been active in celebrated its 25th anniversary
many ways in the school at this "13th Biennial conven-
throughout Years 1,2 and +3. , tion which was held at First
This -year's winner of the Lutheran. Church and ;Cleary
McKim Memorial Scholarship Auditorium in Windsor.
for the highest average •in Year The featured • convention
3 ' went to Marilyn Wagler, speaker was the Rev. Theo.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Zeiler of. Flint, . Michigan who
neth Wagler, R.R..2 Auburn.. led the .group .of more than 300
Her 'average was 86,9 percent. i.n. Bible Study...
Joan Coulter, daughter of Especially important to the
Mr. and Mrs. James Coulter; Goderich group is -the gift' of
Goderich, was the winner of they $3000 from the I,..WML towards
Peter' Adamson Memorial ` the building of a ,chapel: in.
scholarship for Year 2, 'Her ,G'oderich. These 'funds are part
average was 94.1? • ••of ' $10,000' to be similarly
The Veterans' Memorial distributed around Ontario
'scholarships for highest marks during the next two years. All
in Year 1 went to•dknfle""Marie funds are received through the
HoWard, ,daughter of Mr. and': love -gifts of LWML members.
Mrs. Robert Howard, ° R.R, 3 All activities of the conven-
Goderich with 8,9.4 percent and .tion carried out the theme
Donna Frayne, daughter of Mr,— "Together Christ - Toyfully".
and Mrs. Donald Frayne, R.R.
3� Goderich with 86.1 percent:
Those who received diplomas
were: Ronald Anderson, Debra
Barker, Jane Bisset, Brenda
Brissette; Louise Ca.nipbell,
Denise Caza,. Carole
.Cruickshank, ',Mathilda
Datema. '
Theresa Dourly, Dennis
Drennan, ' Karen Fincher,
Brenda Fisher, Susan Freeman,
David German, James Ginh.
'Catharine Hamilton, Andrew
Harper, Anna -Marie Harrison,
Steven Henry, Jane Hopkinson,
Cynthia Jardine, I<en'neth
Johnston. ' t'
Valerie Johnson, .Randy
Keller, John Kuipers,--PNicky
L• arnbert, Nancy Lewis, Marion
MacDonald, Maureen
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Collinson, Pat Conlon, Ann Williams, Peter' Willis, Ronald
Coulter, Becky Crawford:: Vyillis, Clarence.. Wilson,` Anne
Wray..
Charles ,Crawford,. Barry
Culbert, Marie Cummings,
Paul Cummings, , Ken' Cutt;
Mary Cutt, Sharon Daer, Chris
Davidson, James 'Denomy. -
Carola Diero•lf; Kathleen
Doherty, Larry- Dannelly,
Michael Donnelly, Theresa,
Doorly, Linda Dougherty;
Maurice Dow,haniuk, Deborah:
Dunlop.:
Carla Elliott, Cheryl Elliott,
Marie Empey, , Nancy
•°Errington, John F,arrish, Paul
Feagan, Brenda Fisher,
"Cynthia Fisher, Donna Foran,
Margaret Frayne.
Sandra Freema'rl, ,Brenda
Glazier, Mary Gregg, Murray
Hagg'it•t, Linda Hakkers.,
Lawrence Hawkins, Dianne
Hibbert, Joanne Hickey.
:Bruce, , Hildebrand, Douglas
Hoffineyer, Valerie Hutchins,
Barry • Hutchinson, Kimberly.
.Jeffery, Deborah 'Johnston,
Gale Johnston, Sharon John-
ston.
Donald Kellestine, s Nina
Knight; Rita Knoop,•Raymond
Kohn'ert, Kathleen • Koziol,•
Lawrence- 'Lassaline, ' John
Longmire:
Robert MacDonald, Rod
MacLennan, Karen MacPhee,
."Wendy McAstocker, William
McCabe, :Richard McClinchey,
Lowisa McDaniel,. Paula
McGuire.
';Cathy Mclvor, M.vr,a`-
McNair, •°Trudty Machan,rDavid
Ma.rtip, Kevin Meriam, Debra
Moore,', Ken ,Moran,. Michael
Moran, Tom O'Brien, ?fancy
O'Keefe:
Dianne Osi5orn, • Mike
Palmer, :Valerie- 'Pa'r.k,;. David
Patterson, Melanie Pitblado,
Wanda. Plaetzer,; • Steve
Remington, David Ross.
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