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e d t C â€" Recondary School Honour Graduaâ€" _ ten Diplomas, 25 candidates for ~ Secondary School Graduation Dipâ€" lomas in the Special Commercial Course, 19 candidates in the Busâ€" h.-flcâ€"-ru‘:ueh,nd 17 Dental Assistants in the Sciâ€" ence, Technology and Trades Branch.â€" The valedictory oration ‘was delivered by Robert James. "â€"'â€"-‘.'â€"'7" R FN , ~Duni €200 TV RRBATTE ;-t. lofl:‘;ohum. Dlrlyfl): In The Crang Plaza nesday, Nov. 30, 196 students reâ€" ceived Secondary School Graduaâ€" tion Diplemas in the Arts and Science Branch. At Junior Commencement Exâ€" ercises on the afternoon of Wedâ€" The following is a list of all scholarships and special awards: GRADE 13 AWARDS Board of Education Scholarâ€" ships for General Proficiency: Marsha Onyett, Robert James, Glenn Harris, Brent Cottenden, John Anderson; Alexander Macâ€" Pherson Scholarship for English, Dana Riddell; Kiwanis Club of the Kingsway Scholarship for Hisâ€" tory, Bonnie Turner; Charles Silâ€" verthorn Scholarship for Matheâ€" matics, Richard Slater; Harry S. White Scholarship for Science, John Bigham; David Lyle Streight Scholarship for Languages, Heaâ€" ther Martin; Board of Education Scholarship for Geography, Barâ€" bara . Elliott; Canada _ Packers Award, John Muir; Kingsway Business Men‘s Association Aâ€" ward, Jeremy Cook; The Andrew Wallace Awards, Bonnie Turner and Peter McNabb. John _ Anderson, _ Falconbridge Scholarship; Terence Chute, Board of Governors‘ Scholarship, Mcâ€" Master University; Nancy Desâ€" pard, First Class Honours Scholâ€" arship, York University; Glenn Harris, Board of Governors‘ Scholarship, University of Westâ€" erm Ontario; Robert James, Mrs. Walter Brown Memorial Scholarâ€" ship; Robert Leavens, Admission Scholarship, â€" Queen‘s University; Marsha Onyett, John D. Robins Memorial Scholarship and Marâ€" garet Anna Brock Scholarship; Susan Robinson, Alumnae Assocâ€" jation War; Scott Rutledge, Firstâ€" Class Homours Scholarship, York University. Ontario Scholarships: University Scholarships: | Arte E_w“-'w mee Branch: Board of Education : Mark Bigham, Janâ€" Carole . Anderson, John Anderâ€" son, Mary Beatty, John Bigham, Terehce Chute, Brent Cottenden, Gordon Dearborn, Peter Dion, Kathryn Fisher, Glenn Harris, Robert James, Robert Leavens, Heather Martin, Richard Mathew; Thomas Mawhinney, Brian Mcâ€" Ewan, Peter McNabb, Marsha Onâ€" yett, Laura Rondg, Susan Robinâ€" son, Richard Slater, Bonnie Turâ€" ner; The "Pete" Jackson Trophy for Boys‘ Athletics, Tony Newton; The Girls‘ Athletie Association Honour Cup, Susan Allingham. GRADE 12 AWARDS Arts and Science Branch: The Mr. and Mrs. F. T. James Memorial Scholarship, Victoria Dickenson, Etobicoke Board of Edâ€" ucation Scholarships: Linda Marâ€" tin, Karen Weiss, Wendy Taylor, Susan Black, Linda Shugart. Special Commercial Course: Canadian Coleman C o m p any Limited Scholarship, Mary Vanâ€" stone. Business and Commerce Branch: Etobicoke Board of Education Scholarship, Bonnie MacEwan. Science, Technology and Trades Branch: Etobicoke Board of Education. Scholarship, Diane Nicholls; The Mrs. W. E. Gordon Memorial Award, Douglas Philbrook; ‘The Prefect Awards,; Mary Bell, Donâ€" ald Chapin; The Music Departâ€" ment Award, James Cade; Etobiâ€" eoke Board of Education Music Award, Robert Morley; The Studâ€" ent Council Art Award, Jurate Batura. Annual Commencement Exercises Held At Etobicoke Collegiate GRADE 11 AWARDS Arts and Science Branch: The Harry McGee Memorial Scholarship, _ Susan _ Rosenthal; Etobicoke Board of Education Seholarships: _ Catherine ~ Slater, Brian Auld, Linda West. Business and Commerce Branch: Etobicoke Board of Education Scholarship, Janet Bedford, Science, Technology and Trades Branch: Etobiecoke Board of Education Scholarships: Roger Mitchell, Ruth Montgomery; The Luckett Loose Leaf Limited Award, Ronâ€" ald Simpson; The Square D Comâ€" pany of Canada Limited Award, Glen Casson; The St. Lawrence Starch Company Limited Award, GRADE 10 AWARDS Arts and Science Branch: Etobicoke Board of Education Smlnhipfl: Robert _ Anderson, G Stewart, Dianne Dearborn, Sumiec Sugawara. Business and Commerce Branch: Etobicoke Board of Education Scholarships: â€" John â€" Grzybowski, GRADE 9 AWARD®S T es aipt Business and Commerce Branchi . ship, Gordon Young; British Etobicoke Board of Education Scholarship, Judith Simpson, Science, Technology and Scholarships: Howden Young, Keith Townsend, Stephen Grosse; Ditte of Canada Limited Scholarâ€" Twenty local families were preâ€" sented with Christmas food basâ€" kets this year prepared by memâ€" bers of the Kingsview . Village Seventhâ€"day Adventist church and were distributed on December 18. Pastor A. J. Mustard noted that a good number of items were used to fill these bushel baskets and a money voucher was also included. Seventh Day Adventists Food for the baskets was obâ€" tained by the church. The 48 toy gifts included in the baskets for the children of these families were obtained by a special drive conâ€" ducted by Carl K. Scheult from the members in this church. Prepared Food Baskets Directing the preparation of Christmas baskets was Mrs. Richâ€" ard E. Bottomley of 8 Maypole St., Islington. She was assisted by members of the church‘s Dorcas Welfare Society. Pastor Mustard noted that this is the second year the Adventist church has assembled Christmas baskets for families in Etobicoke area since moving to this location over a year ago from the city of Toronto where this custom has been done for many years. In an effort to provide more lasting aid to needy families of Etobicoke, the church operates a LONG WAIT BETWEEN MEALS The wandering albatross, an imposing white bird with a wingâ€" spread of 12 feet, is the largest of all flying creatures. It is comâ€" monly found in the turbulent waters around Cape Horn and other southern waters, where it rides out the worst storms with The wandering albatross usualâ€" ly nests on a small island and the single egg laid by the female reâ€" quires two months of incubation. Even after the chick has emerged, another four or five months must pass before it can fly. During this period the parents return to feed the chick only two or three times a week. Etobicoke Board of Education 2202 Jane Street At Wilson aolle~s" o. f 3 t * & } ) J h s el t 1 6 ‘\.,_..,fi Sale! Lo el) slass Stemware < W ty t 7 t | Capenresfâ€" § + ~ a «* Bu & I ial for New Y I P AR>* o) Cee ) L a} w y now & save ! Special ew Years #l | 4 a\ ; | iÂ¥ > '?5 \‘\ »’e‘l 20 Pce Starter Set Stock up for that big party ! Beautiful handâ€"cut stemware Limited Quantities 4 [ + { 1/ AHyâ€"< 4) heat for everydey ow t M’°?"“ in a choice of the following glasses: cocktail, champagne, h/ wl) N/E TA ies Bm ME BP7 you, hauest, duret, joce and gouiens. kn <<pp \ \-‘3"-) RQ!, 9.97N / Reg. 3.97 \ slours A:,bru of dinner p;,;m, b c ,._.\ 3 4| We (&â€"q“\v’ 1 AAC SR | j * P bread andâ€"butter plates, fruit t M\ j [ 2 d A %‘.\/’! 497 I \ 297 | bowis and cups & soucers. e | oo l@ | ‘ j W f / ea. 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The gold and diamond locket she wore had been given to the bride‘s grandmother on her wedding day and had subsequently been worn by the bride‘s mother and aunt when they got married, welfare center at 70 Kingsview Blvd., where clothing and other items are disbursed as a comâ€" The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dietrich of 88 Prenâ€" nan Avenue. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams. Family Heirloom Worn By Jacquelin Ann Dietrich Officiating at the wedding was Dr. Stewart East and Canon F. Arthur Smith of Christ Churchâ€" Deer Park. White standards of gladioli and mums decorated the church. The wedding procession was preâ€" ceded by the singing of the Islingâ€" ton boys festival choir. The proâ€" ; t/a ~\LZ styling in «ither plain dri Ceig n m ce ccu Mn a ESn o7 . 'Q /m\ en orecine n‘:n::‘, :”:‘::; ais (B k4A port, liqueur, claret, juice and goblets. 2L . 0. colours. 4 each of dinner plates, : t‘ *~ 6 caa. y f mes 2 Zl \’ rrediond butler plaies,. 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Glass Set Imported from En glasses in "Wile \Wial m lgwwG)wefim l The bride, given in marriage by {her father, wore a floorâ€"length i white silk organza over taffeta |gown, fashioned on empire line \with scealloped scoop neckline and | |elbow sleeves. _ The bodice was | \made of Chantilly lace, enr:r\ut‘etl‘F with pearls. The skirt‘s full back | \fell into a short train embroidered 1 [with appliques of lace roses enâ€" icruuted with pearls. Chantilly lace |was also used for the bride‘s veill ‘and train that was attached to a |Spanish mantilla headpiece. I (Continued from page 1) to the television whenever a new rocket goes up." The general relaxation of tension since the end of the Stalin era was felt in the governmentâ€"church reâ€" said. "We can now have dialogues with government officials and air questions of concern to the church." Prior to their visit to Toronto, the Hromadkas had spent six weeks in the United States as guests of Princeton alumni and the U.S. Fellowship of Reconciliation. gram of nuptial music was given by organist Wilfred Woolhouse and soloist Roy Hatton. Prof. and Mrs. Hromadka had lived in Princeton for eight years durâ€" ing the war. munity service, Informants may call Mrs. R. E. Bottomley at 233â€" She carried a plumage bouquet of fuchsia denrobium orchids and blue vanda spray orchids with white heather. | The bride‘s attendants were Mrs. Bruce Campbell of Valleyfield, (Continued on Page 3) Happy Confederation Year! (Will you help us make it a real celebration?) Thanks. for your support in the election! Chairman Etobicoke Township Centennial Committee History Section Dorothy Hobbs "Happy New Year‘" Supplies * Bolloons, assorted colours . . .& 1 .e ns 6. . n B# to 87¢ Whistles, Horns & Blowouts. . . . . « + + > 2 tor 19¢ to 43¢ Party Hats, assorted styles . . . . . .. .+ 2 tor 19¢ to 53¢ Party Crackers, small or large . . . . . . . «0+ + 99¢ to 2.37 Nopkins, Plotes, Tablecovers . . . ... ... .. 344 to 87¢ Ideal for everyday use ! Modern styling in «ither plain drip glare or attractive patterns. Assorted colours. 4 each of dinner plates, breadâ€"andâ€"butter plates, fruit bowls and cups & saucers. RNRmntiit _ copmmmrntith 5 lb. Lowney‘s Bridge Mixture Treat your New Year‘s guests with these favourite candies. 2 lb Blanched Peanuts Freshly roasted & subtly salted. A must for every party. a 8t . 2.37 .. shrouk ahes atwomie s V | _ Mr. Leonard Braithwaite gave |an informal address and discussed |the question about the forthcomâ€" Aing leadership convention and also | points of interest from the past | session of the legislature . There were approximately forty members present and the meeting was called to order by Robert Wigmore, the president. In his opening remarks Mr. Wigmore pointed out that all the members have the opportunity of becoming a delegate. meeting on Tubsday, December 13, at Heatherbrae Public School for the purpose of electing eight deleâ€" gates to attend the Ontario Libâ€" eral Leadership Convention. This convention is to be held at The Royal York Hotel, on January 6 The following were nominated to attend the leadership convenâ€" tion. Mrs. Myra Kates, Carl Budâ€" enz, Mrs. F‘lore-crflalfmny. Roâ€" bert Wigmore, Paul Haynes, Mrs. Anna Angus, Mrs. Anne Braithâ€" | waite and James Concord. Several | alternate delegates . were also | nominated. Mr. Wigmore expressâ€" | ed the thanks of the association | to Peter Watson for the fine job | he had done over the past two years as the original organizer and the first president of the The Etobicoke (Provincial) Libâ€" Stationery Dept. Congratulations to the winners and Season‘s Greetings to everyâ€" one from Jack and Yohanna Durward and long time friend, Mayor Ed Horton, who are pictured above after drawing the winning ticket at Durward‘s Garden Centre. The winners are as follows: Christmas Tree Winners Draw! 1st PRIZEâ€"BOB AMOS, 17 Bethwin Place, Weston 2nd PRIZEâ€"T. C. TOVEY, 7 Tallon Place, Weston 3rd PRIZEâ€"HARRY CROWE, 46 Pettit Dr., Weston 4th PRIZEâ€"RON ZALESKI, 138 Redgrave Dr.. Weston Stock up for that big party ! Beautiful handâ€"cut stemware in a choice of the following glasses: cocktail, champagne, port, liqueur, claret, juice and goblets. 2.55 Special Only 59¢ wundehfldl--lih;: “-’!'I“ & lll". m thrilled to.the lovely story of the birth of Our Saviour as presented by a group of young people at Grace Presbyterian Church the Sunday prior to Christmas, The many hours of preparation and hard work on the part of the perâ€" formers, members of the choig and association. . 3 The meeting was adjourned and refreshments served by the Ladies SIX POINTS TV Sales, Parts & Service 3845 BLOOR ST. WEST One Block West of Six Points Plaza BE 32141 CcOLOR TV (Open Sat. Dec. J1st 9 a.m. to 6 pm) Christmas Pageant I would like to say "Happy Birthday" to all who celebrate one during this busy season, It always seems to me that these people get technicians was amply manifested in the beauty of the staging and reverent and moving performance of those portraying the various Bloor Sf. W. at Montgomery Rd. __:_ Communion Servi 7 p.m.â€""The Christian . Frederick Geoghegan 9:45 a.m,â€"Church School 11 a.m.â€"‘The Word Amongst Us (No. 10) Behold the Lamb. 11 ___(No. 5) In Perfection * Wed., 8 p.m.â€"Midweek Service Saturday, December 31st A COMPLETE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES â€" RECORDS â€" REPAIRS RENTALS AND LESSONS PHONE > OR MAIL! .m.â€"Watchnight Service Dr. E. J. Bnl&y FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE 8224531 OPENING SOON! E€TARDUST EINGSWAY Organist : sPECLALIZING IN CUSTOM BUILT COLUMN SPEAKERS AND AMPLIFIERS Name . Address Phone I am interested in (instrument) Lessons interested in MUSIC CENTRES RENFORTH MALL gyped out of some of the usual thrill of birthdays with ail the bustle and bustle of the Christmas and New Year Season. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO Ev. ERYONE, To those from the land of my birth, Here‘s to us, wha‘s lik us? darn few, they‘re awe Kipling Ave. Baptist EVENING SERVICE Are Invited KIPLING AVE. NORTH AT HINTON Stam Every ] AT MBRS. 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