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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-07-03, Page 7The annual Johnston Reunion was held inaSeaforth Lion's Park with an attendance of 50. Linda 'McMichael and Rickie Woods were in charge of races for. the younger ones. Guests were pre- sent from Clinton, Kitchener, Wingham, Lucknow, Auburn, Listowel,, St. Marys, Thorton and Seaforth. Will Head Masonic Lodge 41.m.1.1 Contracts Now Available For VI • WU. VinAlvAJAA 1968Tlymouth "8" A. T., Police Car - 1188808 1968 Chev. "8" A. T. Sedan -1186811 THE .11HEON: le?ceosix..ONI sgotFoinf,, ptiT„, JUVir 3,v fietrp.7 A Rowcliffe, Patti; Stretton, Nan- cy; Travers, Gail; Teacher Mr. Eric Mansf ield. Parsons,,, Richard; Prouty, Esther; Randall, Vernon; Smith, Debbie; Soldan, Robert;-Van Wieren, Jo- Anne; Veal, Michael. • GRADE 5 Buchanan; Brad; Campbell, Greg; 'Dixon, Wendy; Knight, Stephen; Randall, • ; R b Shirley; Rowe, Lori; Rowcliffe, Joanne;',Wareing, Kevin, Teacher; Miss Donna kipper, • GRADE 5 Bell, Sylvia; Caldwell,Jamie; Clement, Bob; liovius, Robert; lngram, Alexander; Ingram, Christine; Koehler, Garry, Mac- Donald, Terry; Mattson, Perry; v=^. :4,449 Munn, Elizabeth; Munn, Jane; Page, Leslie; Smith, Doug. ; Turvey, Elizabeth;. Vanstone, Robert; Vanstone, Susan; Van- Wieren, Clarence; Van Wieren, Robert; Wedge, Chris. Teacher Miss Joan Elliott. GRADE 4 Baker, Brad; Bell, Doug; Keys, Elizabeth; Koehler, Betty Lynn; McKlinchey, Paul; Parsons, Greg; Pepper, Brenda; Pryde, Janet; Reaburn, Deana, Turner, Tracey; Willert, Bernice. ' Teacher: Miss Joan Elliott GRADE 4 'Allan, Norman; Baker, Tammy; Consitt, Dwight; Cooper, Barb- ara; Dougall, Robert; Elliott, Christine; Fields, Marlene; Lee, Guy; MacDonald, Trudy; Mat- tucci, Antoinette; Moir, Garry; Mattucci, Antonio; McClinchey, Nadean; McCurdy, Barbara, MousSeau, Lori; Parsons, Kimb- erly; Pollock, 'James; Randall, Brian; Reid, Robert; Stewart, Kimberley; Thomson, Bruce; Veal, Melissa; Venner, Debbie; Williams, Dorna, Teacher!' Mrs. Margaret Hern, GRADEJ Allan, Donna Jean; Baker, -Ter- ry; Cooper, Stephen; Dalton, Michael; Fields, Leroy; Ingram. Julie; Keys, Bonnie; Lavery, Roxanne; MacDonald, Teresa; Mann, Bradley; Mansfield, Paul; McBride, Bradley; Melanson, Kim; Nixon, Sandra; Pepper, Marilyn; Reid, Debbie; Sang- ster, Gregory; Smith, Jerry; Stretton, Lisa; Tait,' Beverley; Triebner, Michele; Vanstone, Missing A Hensall father a five who fell from his homemade 20- foot cabin cruiser Thursday night into Lake Huron near Grand Bend is missing and presumed dead, Vernon Wedge, 37, was report- ed missing at 4 a. m. Eliday by two companions who were with Mr. Wedge when he fell into the lake. He is an employee at his father's company, Wedge the Mover, in Hensel", J oh n Lowery and James Burwell, Hen- sail, told provincial police at Exeter that the inboard motor had failed and that the boat was adrift when Mr. Wedge fell over- board. Police said the two were un- able to rescue him and remained adrift until the vessel finally reached shore north of St. Joseph about nine miles north of Grand Bend. _• A search of the area proved unsuccessful Exeter OPP reported. • News of BRUCEFIELD Correspondent MRS. HUGH BERRY Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adair and family, Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Jack I3roadfoot, Thamesford, cvere visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Broadfoot. "Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mrs. A. Paterson have returned home from a pleasant three week va- ,cation in England and Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lyndon, Toronto, are visiting with Mrs. Wallace Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wits° n spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKay, London. We are sorry to report that Mr. McKay is not enjoying good health. . Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd'Peterson of Sarnia spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Henderson and Gordon. We are glad to report that Mrs....Norman Baird.has returned frorn Stratford Hospital. Miis Elder of Seaforth visited with Mrs. 'A. Hatil and Miss M. Swan on Sunday. Mrs. J. W. McBeath has re- • wined home after spending a . couple of weeks with her, son , l ouglas ,mcBeath ,and family, ' Col respondent S. MAUDE HEDDEN Mrs. Fred Beer has returned home after spending a month with captain and Mrs. J. R. Beer and sons David, John and ' Steven at Winnipeg; and Captain and Mrs. R. D. McArthur and ;9ns Mac and Cam, Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, Bridgeport, spent the week end holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Mousseau and ' family and with Mrs. john Hen- derson and family. WIN DRAWS 'Winners in a draw at Ron's Health Centre Monday were; six-string guitar - Sandy Ingram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingram, R. R. 2, Hensall; Timex watch - Harold Dignan, R. R. 2, Hensall; Dessert flower gift set;-,Mrs. W. Weekes, Hensall; bkriner for two - Mrs. Eric Mansfield, Hen- sall. " SERVES AT CAMP Miss Ann Mickle left by plane Friday morning for Mon- treal and from there by bus to Camp Carowanis near St. Agathe. She will spend seven weeks there as assistant dietition. The camp .accommodates two groups of 100 diabetic children. , The Love-Forrest Reunion was held at Centralia, with eighty members of the clan at- tending from Thedford, Watford, Forest, Grand Bend, Seaforth, Clinton, Exeter and Hensall. A long line of sports were run off, Win Top Student Awards Jeffrey' Reaburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reaburn; Kay • Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. 10avis and Susan, daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. Luther (tied),,were top students of grade ,B of Hensall Public School and • were (61ch,.presented with .$25. 00 • sch olahahip„ 4}0,r4,irk4 many at the School, Friday morn- President Mrs. Ron Wareing, and qee. president, Mrs. Harold Knight of Hensall Kinnette Club made-ithe presentations. Hensall Firemen were•called to extinguish a fire in a car owned-by Roland Vanstone of Hensall, parked in front of the IJank of Montreal, .on. King St, , Saturday afternoon'. Little damage was reported, ' MiSs Judith Mickle received word 'ft'orri the,Royal .Conierya- tory of Music, Toronto, that she ha s passed her Grade 2 Theory examination- with First Class Honours. She is a• pupil of Mrs.. Carol Carter, A, R, , A. Mus. , Seaforth, Ontario. ny; Thompson,-Beatrice, Turvey, Danny; Van Wieren, Patricia; GRADE 3 Webster, Bill; Wedge, Wendy; Beer, Betty; Boyle, Karen; Willert, Darlene, Boyle, Kim; Cook, Jennifer; Elder, Linda; Lavery, Robert; GRADE 3 Alexander, Paul: Armstrong, Murray; Baker, Robbie; Camp- bell, Judy; Clement, Brenda; Elder, Scott; Elliott, F red; El- A, ; Van Wieren, Doreen; Varley, Kenny; Venner, Michael, Ware- ing, Paul; Wedge,. Cathy;Wil.: lert, Ervine. 'GRADE 2 Armstrong, Dale; Baker, Bryan; •" McClinchey, Jackie; Mock, Julie; Pryde,,, Robbie; Wareing, Shelley. Teacher; Mrs. Edna Stoneman. GRADE 2 Baker, Vicki; Bell, Danny, Bell, Paul; -Bisback, Cindy; Campbell, Brenda; Campbell,. David; Cor- bett, Jeffery; Dalton, Kelly; Dixon, John; Elder, Paul; Elliott, Edward; Hovius, Mary; Hyde, Lisa; JaCkson, Ann; Lee, Dale; Lenting, Linda; Lovell, Loril Some now homes are so gbod, they get a medal. They're the Medallion all-electric homes. Planned lighting,.clean comfortable electric beating, ample outlets, abundant hot water from a Cascade elegqiric water heater. It all adds up to comfort—. all-electric cbitfort. A Medallion all-electric home 1 is the best investment you can make. .GRADE 8 BrOderick, Karen; Campbell, Randy; Davis, Kay; Elliott, Ricky; Hovius, Effie; Jantzi, pettr; Kipfer, Shelley; Koehler, Keith; Lavender, Brenda; Luther, Susan; Mattson, Terry; Parsons , Brenda; Reaburn, Jeff; Roosebo- om, Martha; Rowcliffe, John; Sangster, Bonnie; Scrabuilo.Dea- nne; Smale, Shirley; Smith, Scott; Triebner, Mary; Vanstone, prissie; Veal, Melonie;Wilson, Ron. GRADE 7 Cook, Kathy; Forrest, Joan; Goddard, Joan; Joynt, Pat; ,Lovell, David; Reaburn, Paul; Rowcliffe, Teachers: Mrs. Mary Jacbbe :Mr. Robert G, Reaburn, GRADE 7 Minn, John; Randall, Patricia; David; Wedge, Jimmy; Willert, Alexander, Ross; Allan,Joan; Reid, Steven; Sangster, Kather- Barry; Williams, Theophilus, Allan, Lloyd; Bisback, Kevin; the; Scrabuik, Richard;. Soldan, Teacher; Mrs. Mary Dalton, Buchanan, Kevin; Campbell, Kathryn; Stan, Dale; Toornstra, KINDERGARTEN Bob; Consitt, Bill; Heal, -Jane; Clarence; Triebner, Harold; Baker, Becky; Beer, Br an;Bell, Ingram, Ricky; Kyle, Doug; y Venner, Stephen; Williams, Ber- David; Bell, Joanne;Campbell, MacDonald, Tony; Smith, Dan- chum - Janice; Dixon, Sandra;Dougall, Helen; Flynn, Lori Ann, Ingram, Barbara; Jantzi, Rebecca; Lee, Sandra; Lenting, Michael, Lov- ell, Timothy; Mann, Vicki, Alexander, Joan; Beer, Linda; McCurdy, Nancy; Soldan, Karen; Moir; Randy; Mousseau, Jon; Knight, Anne; Kyle, Tony; Stretton, Susan; Tait, Vaila, Pepper, Laurie; Sangster, Jeffr- Noakes, Robbie; Parker, Cind Teacher; Mrs. Margaret Horner. ey; Karen; Stewart, y; Bradley; Toornstra, Sam; Trie- bner, Ann; Turner, Tammy; Wareing, Murray; Wedge, Laurie, Teacher: Mrs: Joyce Preszcator. Brown, Cig1;kaPmAell., Fred; Campbell, Jayne; Campbell, Wayne; Clement, Bill; Corbett, Steven; nougat', Brian; Elliott, Ed,; Gass,' Brenda; Gass, Garry; Sangster, Bradley; Shiels, ,Kevin;,' Fami ly Simmons, Dale; Stanlake, Randy; 'Keys, Daryl; Lavender, Brad; Triebner, Grace; Vanstone, Mary • Lovell, Kevin; Page, Martin; liott, Janice; Elliott, Jenny; Fuss, Cheryl; Jantzi, Mary; Mel- Jo-hnsion anson, Karina; Mousseau, Frank; eunion • An Expositor Classified will, pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial-527-0240. " 444 Installation of officers was held at the tregular meeting of , Huron Masonic Lodge ,224, Hen-' sail, on Monday night. Ken Parke: R. R.1, Varna, was instal- led as Worshipful Master of the Lodge, replacing Robert E. Mc- Kinley, Who held the office dur- ing the past year. Mr. McKinley . is Immediate Past Worshipful Master, Other officials of the Lodge are : $enior-War_den, Rodger Ven- ner; Junior Wardefi';i -Anson Kinley; Chaplain, John C.onsitt; Treasurer, Glenn Bell; Secretary, Earl Campbell; ,Senior Deacon, Al Scholl; Junior Deacon, Jack Bell; Director of Ceremonies, 'Erberson Kyle; Senior Steward, Jim Doig; Junior Steward, Jack Lavender; Tyler, Barry Jackson; Inner Guard, Doug Cooper. r The 1969-70 season will mark the centennial anniversary of the Hensall Lodge,. and special ar- rangements are being made to ob- serve the event in the spring of 1970. i4he Lodge has been as- sured of a visit from the Grand Master of Ontario, to mark 'the occasion. LOVE—FORREST REUNION Windsor. ing. Hi Kids! WING AWAY FREE and ether prizes!' ' "Witch for tnY Safety Con' test in _this newspaper" foliciyed with picnic supper. [Tann toie—orriedtbia -N-4,4 turned as president, -• wilN.orts .,BRID..,E m s yertyn muter, it. R. Mk.- Hensall, bride of Saturday.June 28tn, was honored at a shower by the ladies of Faith Tabernacle and Pentecostal Churches of Ex- eter and Centralia at her home Monday evening. Mrs. Vivan Cooper of Kippen read the pre-. sentation address to Miss Miller and she was presented with many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Shupe and daughters of Champaign, Ill. have returned gorhe after a visit with Mrs. Bertha links and Mr. , and Mrs, Ross Jinks and family, London, and Miss Susan links. Mr. Victor Blatchford of Grimsby Beach viiited with Mrs. Berthalinks last Tuesday. kir r .• Pc,telley.: .deni0i • Repoli*: AeltittiNue0.LD‘IFSE T_INArgoSttifnNo' gicKN 4ss • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIORN: r e•senAtiNtiNgUITIES .• lk tur:Life Assurance Company '4z W-J '7 of Canada -• .7,11 - TELEPHONE 527.0410_ 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH WHITE:- 13gANS WE CAN FILL YOUR NEEDS FOR: 4. CIL Fertilizers Weed Sprays rptam and Patoran The proven weed killers in white beans . Analysis to meet your 'requirements For All Crops HENSALL 262-2527 G. Thompson And Sons Limited GUESS WHAT! GRANDPA FINALLY CONSENTED TO GET GLASSES ! -,,;SPEEDY BiLLAstBILL CdoLittem SO HE COULD FEAST HIS E\ES ON THE NEIGHBOR'S WONDERFUL uSEQ CAR THEY BOUGHT AT BEAuTiFuL! IT HAS THAT SHOwROOAA LOOK! THIS WEEK'S A-1 USED CAR BUYS ' 1967 Chev., "6" A. T. Sedan - H88440 1966_Chev. "6" A. T. Sedan - H88197 " 1966 ,Chevy 2 "6" Sedan, - 1188342 1966 Olds 4-door H.T. A. T. R. PB PS - H87755 1..S0 HE-1\ COULD READ _ BETTER!' R. S. BOX, Chairman D'ORLEAN MILS, Commissioner your hydro F C SILLS, ,Mayor WALTER SCOTT, Manager SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTlyTY COMMISSION DOGS Dogs are not allowed to run at large at any time in the Town of Seaforth. The owners of dogs found running at large may, if convicted, be subject to a penalty of up to fifty dollars. Under by-law No. - 682 commencing immediately Seaforth Police will be enforcing the provisions of this by-law. 1965 Chev. 2--door RT. "8" A. T. - H79507 1965 Chev. "6" A. T. gedan - 1186971 1964 Chev. Coach "6" - 1188660 1964 Pontiac 2-door RT. A. T. - E186927 1963 Olds PE PS A.T. - H87639 1960 Falcon - 1188721 4th cA1044A Ellt2g7 P44e, 527-1750 • SEAFORTH "Serving Seaforth and District for 28 Years" LOT OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M.