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24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, , July 7, 1965 | ISRAEL POST bert L. Rogers, 45, a native of Toronto, has been named Canadian ambassa- dor to Israel. Until his ap- pointment, he was head of the Far East division of the external affairs department. --CP Photo Cartwright x PS Results |i BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- The] § otion results at Cartwright antral Public School were: * GRADE 1 Ghlin: Asselsine, Patti Bryans, Robert) = Bilma, Anita Collins, Wanda Collidge, Notman Felstead, Candee Forest, Stew-) £ art Francis, Debra Fraser, Robert Gos-) K. well, David Horton, Leonard Horton, | 4 : Carol Jackson, Johann Keul, Annetta) pgagy. Kegning, Marlene Krockenstoel, Ann) Kk Ma aid, John MacDonald, Heather) ; MacNeal, James Maicoim, Shelley Mec-} a Mahon, Rosemary Oakes, Cindy Pedzi- kowski, Diana Phayre, Linda Redmond, | Raymond Rohrer, Bryan, Sleep, Deborah) 7; ¢ Thomas, Allan Walker, Cinderella War-| 3 ner, Timothy Wheeler, Sharon Wilkins,| ¢ "H Donna Willoughby, Wilma Wolters. K GRADE 1 TO GRADE 2 3 @ordon Bryans, Rodney Fudge, John F Gunter, Cheryl Graham, Paul. Larmer.| : Anne Marlow, Janis McLaughlin, Cr | 3 "t McCall, Eric Post, Terry Robinson, XK e jorie Tait, Ann Tennyson, Harold) t. i ; | GRADE 2 TO GRADE 3 | . wrray Archibald, Gordon Beacock, | f jamin Crawford, Steven Crawford, Dixon, Kenneht Earle, David El-| 3 ligt, Walter Evans, David Felstead, | | ar Gobkes, Paavo Kinnunen, John | 4 1, Debra McClurg, Austin Talt,| , se Train, Michael Van Gestei, Chris- 4 Vine, Andrew Vister. | ; | & GRADE 2 TO GRADE 3 " a Philip Archer, Glenn Beacock, Bima, Michael Clancy, Larry Cooke, Resemary Fallis, Colleen Floyd, Terry) Frier, Patti Gettins, Joey Goswell, Cathy) Pau! Hudson, Carol Huntingdon, | & Donne Jackson, Elaine Jackson, Doug-| 9M jas Johnston, Michael Keul, Cordell Keun-| § ing, Larry Liscum, Sheila Macleod,' 7 David Mathison, Dennis Malcolm, Brian) 4 MeCiurg, Hal McMahon, Diane Perigoe, Randy Prosser. Terry Prosser, Lynda) 1 Saptt, Clinton Sleep, Jay Trewin, Cindy are Van Camp, Kathleen Walker, Michee!! | Walker, Lorraine Warner, Rayner Welts,| im Steven a Harry ; ~ e as ~Wotten, jaine ~ Wright, incy | GRADE 3 TO GRADE 4 , Roddy Campbell, Ann Carnaghen, Bill Clement, Cooke, Glena Dean, Janis Dorrell, R ord Evans, Gall Fallis, Alen AG Katharine Gunter, Diane Hamilton, | 7 Jamieson, Keith) i Peck, Catherine Prosser, Kathieen Sioane,/ Barbare Swain, Debra Swain, Michelle | v Susan Thompson, Brian Tom- Trotter, Mary Van Camp, | 7 Van Gestal, Sidney Visser, Bar- Welts, Larry Werry, Chery! Wright,| 3 Henry Wygerde. \ 3 GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5 \2 busan Archibald, Robert Beacock, Deb-| 7 nen, David Larmer, Mary Ann Mac- = jal, Dariene Malcolm, Ruth Manderson, 1 ugias Mappin, Rickey Mappin,. Mary) 7 Mathison, Dale ga Richard Mifler,;. 7 Barbara Wheeler, Rickey Wilson, Leslie! { Wright, GRADE 5 TO GRADE ¢ Honor standing -- Susan Bolan, 77.9; Darlene Breen, 78.4; Sharon Gray, 80.5; Betty Keul, 75.5; Keljo Kinnunen, 83.8; Neil McLaughlin, 76.4; Paul. Mountjoy, 904; Wayne Scott, 81.8; Stephen Tom- chishon, 81.9: Larry Totten, 75.7. Pass standing -- David Adams, Albert) Burma, Richard Campbell, Murray Car. naghan, Glenne Clement, Alvin Evans, Barbara Evans, James Goswell, Richard Gunter, Johnny Hodge, Larry Jackson, Lloyd Jamieson, Jimmy MacLeod, Kerry cDonaid, David Peshal, Phillip myre, Michael Redmond, Billi Short ige, Marc Sloane, June. Taylor, Debbie! < Thompson, Bruce Wilkins, Janice Wil-| be Sharon Williamson, Catherine Wil-| / GRADE 6 to GRADE 7 Burma, Janet Churchill, Linda Collins Janice Crawford, Heather Dorreil, Suz anne Fallis, Denise Forest, Wendy For- est, Valerie. Frew, Judy Hart, Janice Huntington, James Kelly, Maurie Kinnu-! veh, Stanley Krockenstoel, Rosemary; 4 MacDonald, David MacNeal, Barry Mal-| £ calm, Gordie Malcolm, Marieah Malcoim,| + Biir Martyn, Susan McColl, Grant Mc- Létghlin. inda McLaughlin, Elaine Metcalf, Mountjoy, Trevor Nesbitt, Gary Pfiayre,. Chris Sharpe, Nancy Stinson, Turner, Dianne Vanderheul, Her-| % Vine, Donna Webster, Michael Whee- Tommy Williamson, Suzanne Wilson, Jdhn Wolfe, Eleanor Wright. " GRADE 7 to GRADE 8 First Class Honors -- Heather Brien, 80;5 per cent; Leanne Dorrell, 75.6; Don- ald Edgerton, 79.4; Doreen Goswell, 81.5; Nancy Moore, 79; Norma Wotten, 80.2. | ; Second Class Honors, 66 - 74 per cent: * Richard Bolan, James Clement, Dunsmoor, David Fallis, Judy Felstead Lorie Gobkes, Perry Grandel, Vilko Kin monen, Brian Lee, Leonard MacLeod, Steven Peshal, John Quackenbush, Bren da Rohrer, Robert Swain | Pass Standing: Robert Archer, Alien K Argue, Joanne Bailingal, Graham Duff,| © Larry Evans, Connie Felstead, Douglas! Hudson, Paul Mappin, Ronnie Redmond, Gary Rohrer, Pauline Sharpe, Betty-Lou| Stinson, Barry Trewin, Douglas William. | K son. GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8 K First Class Honors: Rosi Frey, David) Gray, Maija Kinnunen, Linda -Mountioy, Kay Porrel!, Donna Swain, Lorraine Tur- K ner, Carol Werry, Donald Wright. | ass Standing Michael Bolan, Glenn | Maicolm + GRADE & to GRADE 9 First Class Honors: Gal! 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