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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-03, Page 5Page The Times•Advocate, July 3, i9511 RECEIVE ACADEMIC AWARDS—Sharon McBride and Robert Mickle, top boy and girl in the graduating class at Hensall Public School, were presented with $25 acade- Mic scholarships by Hensall. Kinettes during a ceremony Friday. Mrs. Jack Drysdale and Mrs, Jack Heal made the presentation, The awards will be provided annually Hensall And District News CORRESPONDENTS Mrs, Maycle Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 196 Install Officers At Ladies Night Hensall, Kinsman held ladies night at Armstrong's restaurant, Exeter, on Wednesday night and had as their special guests De- puty Governor Les Parker and Mrs. Parker, president-elect Gor- don Baynham and Mrs. Bayn- ham, of Exeter. Deputy Governor -Elect B i 11 Mickle of Hensall installed the new officers of the Kinsmen and Kinettes clubs in a joint installa- tion ceremony, Paul Bros. of Kirkton 'provided the entertainment. Dancing rounded out the evening. Kinettes Mrs, Earl Soldan was hostess at her home Tuesday evening for the Kinettes meeting. President Mrs. John Heal who presided welcomed three guests from Exeter Kinettes, President- elect Mrs. Ray Frayne; Mrs. Calvin Wein, Mrs. Harold Presz- ca.tor; Mrs. John Deitz won the raffle, A. social hour was enjoyed playing charades, followed with refreshments. Robert Jackson Dies At Home Thomas Robert Jackson, 65, a lifelong resident of the. Hensall district was found dead at his home on No. 4 highway two miles south of Hensall on Thursday, June 26. He had been in ill - health for the past four years. He was unmarried. Private funeral services were held from the Bonthron funeral borne, Hensall, on Saturday con- ducted by Rev. A. E. Holley, of Grand Bend United Church. Inv terment was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Tuckersmith PS Enjoys Contests • The annual school picnic of S.S. No. 2 Tuckersmith was held on the school grounds last Mon- day. A picnic supper was served followed by a program of sports under' the direction of the teach - lir, Miss Dorothy Turner. The winners of the events were: pre-school children, Janice McNichol, Joan l.+inlbeiner; girls, 6-8, JoanN Sinclair, Elaine Johnston; boys, Gerald Dayman, Ray Finkbeiner; girls, 9-11, Mary Norris, Barbara McNichol; boys, Robert Cooper, Al Kyle; girls, 12-14„ Susie Mae Lostell, Buth Ann McNichol; boys, Lloyd Lostell, Young ladies, Margaret Broad - toot, J4largie Elgie; young men, Wayne Littleton, David. Cooper; married ladies, Mrs. John Deitz, Mrs. Bay Consitt; married men, Howard Finkbeiner, John Sin- clair; ladies' kick the slipper, Mrs, John R. Cooper, Mrs. James McNaughton; men, John Sinclair, John,Deitz; girls' three- legged race, Ruth Ann McNichol and. Mary Norris, Joan. Sinclair and Elaine Johnston; boys, Lloyd Lostell and Robert Cooper, Ger- ald Dayman and Gary Deitz. — Girls' sack race, Margaret .Br'oadfoot, Donelda Lostell.; boys, Donald Littleton, Lloyd Lostell; threading the needle, Mrs. John A, Cooper and Howard. Fink- beiner, Phyllis Lostell and Ross McNichol; ball relay, Mrs. John Deitz's team; orange relay, Mrs, JohnCeoper's teem; Skipping re- lay, Mrs, John 1 oitz's team. Dancing to the music of the Norris orchestra brought the eVe nink to a Biose, Fete Departing Member Members of the Hensall_ Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs, William. Brown, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs, William Stnale, Mrs. Mervyn Bell, Mrs. Howard Simile, Mrs. Garnet Allan, enjoyed a social hour on 'Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Willianx Alkenhead of Kip - pen, a member of the Auxiliary, who left on Tuesdey for Beaten, Ont. A gift of a wall plaque was presented to f 'h6 het ()Hite Mrs. Aikenhead, -tit lner of the antertaiitinelit obrTS� mittee, Pupils Tour County Town Thirty six students from grade 5 and 6 of Hensall Public School with their teacher, Mrs. Wal- lace Haugh, enjoyed a trip to Goderich on Thursday afternoon which proved much educational value. They visited the Schaeffer pen plant and learned that there were twenty seven parts in an ordi- nary pen. One of the highlights of the (our was the museum with its display of animals, birds, pri- mitive way of manufacturing, tiny old stone mill, grist mill, and other interesting exhibits. They spent nearly an hour at the m useum. From there they toured Bis - setts and saw how ice cream was manufactured and enjoyed treats of an ice cream cone, and had a lovely view of the river from the Bissett home. From there they toured the Sifto Salt plant and saw the manufacturing of salt and were each given a package of salt to take home. Junior Rooms The three junior room pupils and teachers, Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs, A. Shirray, and Mrs, R. Allan, of Hensall Public School enjoyed sports and games in the school grounds Thursday after- noon after which they were treated to ice cream and choco- late milk. .Awards were given out for pro- ficiency and perfect attendance. Senior Pupils At the conclusion of school, pupils in Mr. R. Reaburn's room at Hensall P.S. enjoyed a get together on Thursday afternoon. A short program was presented with Bob Mickle in the chair in- cluding a piano duet by Peggy Goddard and Carole Brown, story by Margaret Elgie; jokes by Dennis Mock and° riddles by Don Ferguson. Ice cream and pop was served. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. J, Oswald, Mrs. H. J. Sceats, Victoria B.C. were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Faber. Mrs. Sceats was former assistant with Mrs. Faber at Grenfell Association, Labra. dor. Mrs. Robert Allan, on the staff of the Hensall Public School, who has tendered her resignation, was honored at an afternoon tea party held at the school Wednes- day afternoon by the school staff and presented with a gift, Mr. Robert Reaburn, principal, made the presentation. Mrs, Al- lan has taught grade 3 and 4 for the past two years. Mrs, Mary Yaeger was ad- mitted to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Wednesday, Mrs. Albert Alexander, a for- mer member of Seaforth Worn - ens Institute, was -a guest at Sea - forth W.I, 30th anniversary held on Wednesday in the Seaforth Community Centre. . Wallace Haugh Church Elder Mr. 'Wallace A. Haugh, Bruce - field, died in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, Monday night, June 30, in his 58th year. Active member of Brueefield 'United Church, he was a member of the Session, and interested in all church organizations, Surviving are his widow, the former Mary McNaughton, on the staff" of Hensall Public School; two sons, Allan and Neil, at hone; two daughter`s, Ann, London; Suane, at home; his mother, Mrs. Chris 1;lattgh. Lon. don; two sisters, Mrs, -Dr, J, McIntyre, Toronto; Mts. Jack 'Usher, London; one brother,' Dr, Carmen Haugh, Toronto. Resting at the Bontliron funeral chapel, 'Hensall,. Funeral, services will be held from Brucefield Unit- ed Church, toy, at 2 p.m., with the Rev, S. Davison in charge. Burial will be in Baird's Cent etcry, In lieu of flowers donations to the Gideon Millet will be ap. predated. ,4d"ditteent Hensel On Pegs ,7 New Teacher On Staff At PS When Hensall Public School re- sumes this September the staff will remain the same with the exception of lIiss Margaret Woodburn, who will replace Mrs, R, Allan, Teachers will be: Mr. Robert Reaburn, principal; Mrs. Wal- lace Haugh, grades 5 and 6; Miss Margaret Woodburn, ' grades 3 and 4; Mrs. A. Shirray, 2 and 3; Mrs. R. Elgie, 1; Mrs, H. Scene, kindergarten, Honors In Music Nelson McClinchey was a rue- cessful candidate in the recent examinations conducted. by the Royal Conservatory (Toronto) in London, Nelson passed with honors in Grade IX Theory in harmony. Lowe Reunion Som,, forty descendents of the late John and Elizabeth John INTRODUCTORY ston ):,owe met for their annual reunion at Seaforth Lions Park. They came from Hensall, London, Ethel, Windsor, Ayr, Walton and Brussels. . President John Conley presi- ded for a business session at which a new president, John E. McEWan, of Hensall, was chosen. Mrs. John McEwan was named secretary. Londoners Claims Injured Pigeon • A white pigeon wounded in the right wing found by Bobby Smale, 13, on main street, with band around its leg and num- bered, has been claimed., The owner, Jim Whitworth of Lon- don, has claimed it. He- has a flock of racing pigeons which he has been rac- ing for four years. This'- one, gone for one month, was the only one missing from his flock. He races them as far as Mont- real and' they always return. He was thrilled to get the pigeon back and he thinks the in- jury was caused by the bird striking a wire. Bobby will receive a pair of pigeons in the fall from Mr. Whitworth for his kindness to the pigeon. Section 10 Hay Enjoys Picnic PubIic Schoc.I Promctions. ann l-iensallounce .Putheblic Selproinolmotionsiii teachers school grades. The grade indi° • rates the one to which the pupil' has been promoted. Mrs, Helen Scane teacher he a Grade 1 --- Margaret Allan, J a n i r e Armstrong. Beverley ! Clark, Beth Cook, Fred Bider,. Kenneth Ferguson, Marie Fiford, Donna. Lyn Forrest, Linda Hey, Billy Hoy, Dorothy Kipfer, 'In-! grid Knapp, Cameron McArthur, t Mary Mock, Billy Munn, Brad- ley rryde, Linda Reid, Albert. Rooscboom, Keith Bonet, Pam eta Sangster, Marjorie ,Schwalm, Jane Snaith, Pamela Taylor, . Peggy Vanstone, Murray Walker, Heather Watson. Mrs, Beryl Elgier teacher Grade 2 Billy Bengough, ; Janice Bonthron, Betty Came-; ran, Carolyn Cook, Billy Cornell, Michael Davis, Muriel Fergu-; son, Lynda Fuss, Frances Gil -1 Christ, Michael Hoy, Susan Jinks,. Rny Johnston, Kenneth Jones, John Joyni, Linda Key's, Sha- m Lavery, John Moir, Cheryl Mousseau, Patricia Parke, Allan Reid, Margaret Rooseboom, Sir. ginia Shorthouse, Robert Tay- lor, Leonard Smile. Mrs. Mabel Shirray, teacher Grade 3 — Wayne hell, Chris- sy Cameron,. Arleen Chipehase, Fo Bruce rrest, John Goddard, :Kathie Henderson, Lynda Jane Kipfer. Gary Kyle, Wendy Lor- aine. Karen McArthur, Brenda Noakes, Jane Sawyer, Charles Sehwalm. Joan Simmons, John Skea, dilly Taylor, Roger Wil- kinson. Ettie Wynja. Grade 4 — Gary Anderson, Colleen Baynham, Bevan Bon- thron, Penny Cockett, Gordon Peitz, Paul Drysdale, Joyce Flynn, Laverne Harburn, Suzan- ne Kyle, Cheryl Little, Bobby Moir, Well Shorthouse, Grant Walker, Mrs. 4940 Allan, teacher Grade 4 — Pauline Bell,. Peter 'Bisback, Ricky Buchanan. Clark Forrest, Flora Lee Johnston, Grant Jones. Wendy Moir, Hea- ther Reid, Mary .Sawyer. Kenny i.Smale, Ruth Smale, Billie Sol - Idin, Gerald Volland. Grade 5 --- Trevor Bell, Danny Cameron, Bobby ("arlile, Billie Chipehase, Bryan Fink. Bob For- rest, Glen Harburn, Danny Kip- . fer, Dianne Koehler, Alvin Lav- ery, Marcia Little, Brian McAr- thur, Ann, Mickle, Linda Mock, Bonnie Peters, Ann Sawyer, Bar- bara Schwalm, Lois Simmons, Bobbie Smale, David Smale, !Brian Smillie. George Taylor, Donna Wilkinson. Mrs. Mary Haugh, teacher Grade 6 -.- Broyna 13e11, James Bisback, Eric Campbell, Hilary Crockett, Bill Fisher, Bonnie Foster, Keith Hay, .Borst Knapp, Nancy Kyle, Anne Lawrence, Teddy Mock, Suzanne, Bennie. Dianne' Reid. Rob, Rumpel, 'Gail Sangster, (' ary droll, af)tto Smile, Clarke Webster, Zwaantze Wynji. Grade '7 Lyle Christian, Wayne Ellwood, Linda Johnston, Ken Loraine, Sharon 1rtcArthur,. Robert McNaughton, Bobbie Mid- dleton, Patsy Moir„ Linda Noakes, Cathy Scane, Brenda Smillie, George Stasik, Ruth Pet- ty, David Taylor, Ruth Anne Traguair, Gertrude Toonk, Rei- m Wynji, Robert , Reaburn, teacher Grade 8 — Ron Beaton, David Buchanan, Jack Chipehase, Jac- quelinei Crockett, Don Ferguson, Tom Fisher, Bill Harburn, Syl- via Henderson, Louise Jones, Elaine Keys, Gary Lawrence, Erie Mousseau, Katharine Ros- zel, Connie Rumpel, Patsy Schwalm, Rainer Knapp. -, Grade 9 — Carol Brown, Brian Christian, Jerry Drysdale, Mar- garet Elgie, Peggy Goddard, Bruce Horton, Harold Jaques, Carry Jones, Sharon McBride. Robert Mickle, Dennis Mock, Bill Noa:los, Marlena~ "Recd, ADO Rosie', X427 Scene, Care)), Smillie, Greg Spencer. Personal Items Dr. and Mrs. Harry' Joynt aid Judith, Toronto, and Mrs. Alice Joynt, of Hensall, have returned home from a week's "vacation spent at Kentuckyand Virginia. l. They visited' many places of terest including the Calumet farms in Kentucky and saw the: mother of Tina Tam, the famous race horse. They anade the trip by motor. Hensall Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary enjoyed a picnic at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on _Sun* day. A full line of sports were 1 run off. swimming, climaxed with a ball game. Mr. and Mrs. William Aiken, I head and family of Klppen, left on Tuesday of this week for Beaton, Ont. Mr. Aikenhead who I was stationed at St. John's, N.B., with the R.C.A.F., has been posh ed to Camp Borden, near Beaton. Miss Dianne Mather, of Wind. sor, is, holidaying with her grand. ' parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. White I taker. ,. PES A Tfthe NICE., by 4 • 5 FEATURE! Free Cheese Cutter in each pkg. Kraft eese VELVEETA FROZEN FOOD FEATURE! Libby's Tench With fine weather prevailing the annual picnic of S.S. 10 Hay was held at Riverview Park, Exe- ter on Friday with eighty • pre- sent including pupils, parents, and former residents of the dist triet, Sports directed by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau, Mrs. Ken Elder, and Mr. Ed. Funk, were enjoyed. Swimming was also a highlight of the .picnie. The prize winners are: girls, 5 years and under, Kathy Me - Ewan; boys, Freddie Elder; girls, 6 to 9 years, Caroline Campbell, Ann Funk; boys, Lar- ry Elder; girls 10. to 12, Mary Payne; boys, John Elder, Steven Elder; girls, 13 and over, Joyce Faber; boys, Douglas Shirray, Wheelbarrow race, Craig Chap- man and Steven Elder; kangaroo hop, Wayne Payne; three-legged race, Steven Elder and Craig Chapman, Mary Payne and K. Gackstetter; jelly bean on spoon, Katherine Gackstetter, Gary Beaver. Ladies, paper plate on head, Mrs, C, Payne, Mrs. A. Shirray; ladies, kick the slipper, Jnyee Faber; men, silk stocking race, Sandy Munn; men, paper eup and water on heacl, Cordon Munn; guessing contents of can, Jean Munn; balloon and paddle cotiteat, Wilnia Munn and Ken I;lclera man with the largest foot, Hera Tinney. Youngest child present, Mar- tha 11.odsehoonr; oldest person present, William 1-Tyde;. person tvithbirthday closest to June 27, Sandy Munn; person who has lived longest time in 4o. 10 dis- triet, Albert Shirray," Pe,-senel Items Mr. and.Mrs. Ronald Burt and daughter of London, were week- end visitors with Mrs. Burt's parents, Mr, aid 113rs,)W, 11„ Stephensozx, FEATURE! Suns FEATURE! Jet Puffed Kraft arshm FEATURE! Mandarin Sliced ran • 'es SALAD DRESSING 2•Ih. size f 0 R 9 -oz. pkgs. giant 32 -oz. jar large poly bag es 11-01. TINS OF 0 EASY=TO= SERVE Meats AT SUPER SAVE Hamburg 2 Fresh Sade Pork i need Hams inute SteakL�. LES. 5R 49' 59' 794 L.E. LE. Horne Rendered—Bring Your Own Container LARD . 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