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hussell Review Box 359 ® Russell, Ontario © Phone 445-2051 Vol. 2, No. 9 July 22, 1976 Tuesday, June 29, 1976 saw the last graduation at N.D.D.H.S. at which Russell will be represented. How fitting that Janet Graham should be the Valedictorian. This talented scholar, whose average exceeded 90 percent for the last three years, won, as well at the Valedictorial Plaque, the Ault Award ($100), the Ontario Scholarship Plaque, the Ault Award ($100), the Ontario Scholarship Plaque ($100), the Harold G. Bigelow Science and Math Trophy, the University Women's Club of Cornwall Scholarship ($150), the Queen's University Scholarship ($1,200) and the Gold Medal for the highest average in her class. We wish her all the best as she begins studied next year at Queen's. Russell Area Graduates of N.D.D.H.S. Secondary School Honor Graduation Diplomas - (Level 5) Beverly Cherry, Steve Cumming, Janet Graham, John Heymans, Gerry Smit, Brad Sullivan, Linda Woodcock. Secondary School Graduation Diplomas - (Level 4) Steven Athey, Matilda June 29,1976 Bouwhuis, William Campbell, Nancy Carscadden, Reg Corneau, Donna Cumming, Karen Eldridge, Brenda Latimer, Laurie Magladry, Theo Nyenkamp, Henry Nyentap, Louise Ouellette, Darlene Pratt, Cheryl Stanley, Sharon Todd, Gordon Walker, Linda Weatherall, Denise Woodcock. a \ N.D.D.H.S. Special Gommercial Diplomas Reverend Woolfrey celebrates 30 years § Reverend and Mrs. Leonard Woolfrey, well known and loved during their eight years in the Russell Kenmore charge, were recently honored by the two congregations on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of his ordination. At Kenmore, a_ presentation was made by Mrs. John Ewart assisted by Miss Ann Wood at a special smorgasbord luncheon. Miss Christy McDougall present- ed lovely roses to Mrs. Woolfrey. Present were Frederick and Jan- et, the Woolfreys' son and daugh- ter-in-law. The next Sunday, June 20, was scheduled as the anniversary dinner at Russell. The Woolfreys' were surprised and delighted to find themselves honored on the occassion. A presentation was made by Mrs. Ernie Serton, assisted by Stan Booth. Mrs. Woolfrey received a corsage at this time. In speaking later with the Woolfreys', it was clear that they - were deeply moved by these timely, yet unexpected present- ation. | Russell Fair Program August 6, 7, & 8 FRIDAY -- Judging -- Flowers Jr. Division Baking Agricultural Products FRIDAY NIGHT -- Light Horse & Harness Ponies 7:00 p.m. Under the lights in the Ball Park. FAMILY BROWN WILL ENTERTAIN AND PLA FOR OPENING DANCE ics Starting 8:30 p.m. Matilda Bouwhuis, Chris Corneau, Louise Ouellette, Maureen Shirley, Marlene, Shirley. Metcalfe Public School Graduation 100 and some Grade 8 students were honoured by their Princip- al, Teachers and Families at a very impressive Graduation- at Metcalfe District Public on Friday, June 25, 1976. The audience was entertained by several selections by the School Choir under the able direction of Mrs. McIlwaine and accompan- ied by Miss Laurie Davidson on the piano. The Valedictorian duties were very ably handled by Janet Crerar and the Guest Speaker, Mr. McLean was introduced by Mrs. Carkner, the Vice Principal of Metcalfe Public School. Mr. McLean is the new Principal for Osgoode District High School. In his address he explained the purpose of all the forms the students had been required to fill out pertaining to their High School Courses and urged them to give him their full support as they continued their road of Education at the Secondary School level. Diplomas were handed out to all the students by their respect- ive teachers Mr. Hansen, Mr. Bowley and Mr. Mclhagga then the special awards were given. The most impressive award was to Miss Thompson for the most improved student. It is nice to see someone honoured for their hard work and effort to improve their grades. Congradulations of course, must go to all the other award winners. Mr. Hansen, Mr. McElhagga and Mr. Bowley were each presented a trophy as a token of thanks by their respect- ive classes. Mr. Bowley urged the grad- uates to strive for the best grades possible and also to be them- selves and not follow the crowd just to be accepted. Set your goals high and work to achieve them. A special thanks to Mr. Thomas and all his staff for a graduation which the graduates, I'm sure will long remember. A Parent SATURDAY -- Judging -- 4--H Show Cattle Show Light and Heavy Horses Pony Draw Teen Dance -- Saturday Evening SUNDAY -- Tractor Draw Western Horse Show Sheep Show Chicken Bar-B-Q, 5 p.m. Beef Draw, 7 p.m. Amateur Contest, 8 p.m. See next Review for details. Donald Graham President George Young Secretary Blame The Printer... The Russell Review arrived in the Printer's hands on regular schedule. From that point on it was all downhill. 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