Burgessville WI Tweedsmuir Community History, Volume 2, 1970, page 3

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Mr. and Mrs., graduated. with honors froml ',idd', recently awarded a School and the Faculty of Med- Beecroft attended both cere- ithe hichltectural -Techn010gy3 It)? Ttlu/ee, Scholarship from . icine of the University of West- monies. lPePal_tmem 9f Ryerson Poly- . e ational Research Coun- ' {technical Institute. The cere_3 eil of Canada and will resume! lmonies were held on Wednes- I115 studies at u. w. o. in Sep- 3 ‘day, May 13,1970. Mr. Pearce, tember. He is presently em- 3' ' is currently working with Arch- played by the Sunlife Insur- . litect - Instructor, Mr. David ance Co., Montreal. ( I Isow on an architectural pro- --_-- ' --- _------------------- / f'fe gram of development and re- , l OXFORD ART [ _,----" search for the mentally retard- E ' ed at "Daybreak," Richmond 3 EXHIBITION i Hill, Ontario. Wayne will res 3 I The 12th Annual Oxford) turn ‘to Ryerson in September ' County Art exhibition o enedl to carry on post-graduate work I p I 3 . . . , lsaturday night, at the Public1 lWith emphasis on construction, :Library’s art gallery, li/Cod-l, management and further re-' 3 stock. 6 search into facilities for the 3 _ During the exhibit’s official adult retarded. _ . . . - _--------------------" _ 3openlng, Provincial Judge R. f') e 3Groom of Tillsonburg, com-) 3; mended abstract entries, say-) _ W , (sing, people should be encour-l gaged to put ideas on canvas.: ‘Judge Groom said a place re-l _ T mains for both older, conven- tional art and the newer kind; _ _ T ' in a changing-world. _ 3 . ';, At total of 36 paintings, se-i ', . - ' ( Heated by Mario Polidori, diree-l .. , . i ‘tor of the Glenhyrst Art, ‘1“ "te.. _ _ _ 3.- ? ' _ . _ ECouncil at Brantford, will be;l ' _ C ion display daily until June 26. l Jansen was the former (Miss Lynne and Elizabeth attended .: _ Among the participants who) Linda Lee. Russell Orth was Convocation at the Western had their work accepted from? lthe Master of Ceremonies for University of Western Ontario, ' 'this district were: Mrs. Sara i, the program. Mrs. Charles when their son Dan Cohoe; Moore, with two oil paintings--- ;. Rockett and Miss Cheryl Bielr- graduated from the School of. t y'Otter Creek in Winter" and: ell gave a piano duet and Miss- Administration. 3 3“Meadow in Spring" and Dr.:' es Glenda Boone and Diane Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Pickering,:' iLois Batson, with a silk screen is Barnim gave a piano duet. Sanibel Island, Florida, called V 30f "Poppies" and "Sunlight" in; Bruce Barnim favored with an on the _tormer's sister Mrs., _ 5inks. 3 [accordion solo. Mr. Orth gave Dorothy Glover. 3 t 3 . 3 the address and Rudy and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballan-j i ' V _ ' _ ,‘ Linda were presented with a:dyne, Brantford, spent Sunday, miscellaneous shower of gifts with Mr. and Mrs. Fred sal-l for which they both ttsanketrmon. 3 _ their many friends. Re-i Mrs. Stafford Smith attend; J, dreshments were served duringl Convocation at Western Uni-,', J the social hour. 3versity when her nephew Peter, i, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cohoe, Smith, Woodstock graduated. _ l :3

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