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' Engagemvits, Cards of Thanks
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.BIRTHS ,
ANDERSEN Air, and Mrs.
J, 0, Andersen, Lucan, are
happy to announce the birth
of a daughter, Ellen Barbara
Voigt, at Victoria Hospital,
London, November 16,
BEAHDET—Mr, and Mrs, Ed-
mond Bcauclet, RCAF Station
Centralia, announce the birth
of a son, .Joseph Richard, at
South Huron Hospital, De.
pember t3 — a brother for
Mark,
CARRAGIIER — Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Carragher, RCAF Sta.
tien Centralia, announce the
birth of twin sons at South
Huron Hospital, December
9,
COWAN — Mr, and Mrs. Don
Cowan, Exeter, announce the
birth of a daughter, Janet
Ruth Ann. at South Huron
Hospital, December 10 — a
sister for Chrisy,
LATTA—Bob and Mary Latta,
RR 1 Clandeboye, wish to
announce the birth of a son,
Douglas William, at St, Jo-
seph's Hospital, Decem her 9
—a brother for ,Jim, loanne
and Donald.
MOLNAR—To Mr. and Mrs, S.
Molnar, Hensall, the gift of
a second son, at South Huron
Hospital, December 10,
.SOUDANT—Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Soudant, fiR 2 Zurich, an-
nounce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Theresa Louise, at South
Huron Hospital, December 9.
TAR.S1TANO—To Dr. and Mrs.
Gerald 'l'arsitano, the former
Pearla 1-fern, Fort Ord, Cali-
fornia, the birth of a daugh-
ter, Pamela Ann, November
14.
ENGAGEMENTS—,
Mr. and Mrs. John Webster,
Exeter, wish to announce the
engagement of their only
daughter, Angela Elaine, to
Mr. Albert Vandeworp, son of
Mrs. Evert Vandeworp and the
late Mr. Vandeworp, Exeter.
The wedding to take place on
Saturday, January 5, 1963, at
4 o'clock, in Bethel Reformed
Church, Huron Street East,
Exeter, Ontario. 13nc
CARDS OF THANKS —
I wish to thank my rela-
tives, friends and neighbors
for the lovely get-well cards,
flowers and visits received
while I was a patient in St,
Joseph's Hospital and since re-
turning home. Special thanks
to Dr. Ecker, Dr. D. A, Mc-
Kenzie, Rev. H. Wilson, Rev.
Livingston, nurses and staff of
second floor, St, Joseph's Hos-
pital.—Mrs. William Elford.
13*
The family of the late Earl
Parsons wish to express their
sincere appreciation to their
relatives, friends and neighbors
for the messages of sympathy,
beautiful floral tributes and the
many acts of kindness shown
them during their recent sad
bereavement, Special thanks
to Rev. Lewis, Dr. Read,
South Huron Hospital staff, B
Wing at Westminster Hospital,
Exeter Legion Branch 167, Din-
/ley funeral home and to all
the ladies who so graciously
helped in every way. 13*
I would like to thank all my
neighbors, friends and rela-
tives for the lovely get-well
cards, letters, flowers and gifts
received during my stay ...in
South Huron District Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Eckcr,
Rev, Lewis, Miss Claypole and
the hospital staff,—Mrs. Clin-
ton Sweet. 13*
We would like to express our
sincere thanks to those who
remembered our auntie, Mrs.
Alice ;Josephine Geddes, with
visits, cards and treats while
she Was a patient at the Roth
nursing borne. Your thought•
fulness and expressions of sym-
pathy at the time of her
death were deeply appreciated,
—Mrs, Olivia Hodgins and Mr.
Charlie O'Brien. 13*
I wish tie thank all those wile
so kindly remembered int with
cards, flowers, treats and visits
while I was a _fiatieht in South
!loon Hospital and Siii re-
turning home.
,and
thanks
to MISS Claypole and her staff,
the Exeter Branch of the Royal
Canadian Legion, Dr. Ecker
and the Harvey ambulance
seryiet,—Milton W. Pfaff. 13*
The family of the late Mr.
11. W. P. Beavers, wish to con.
voy their heartfet thanks for
all the kindnesses and antes.
sitina of S','lnpathy shown in
their recent bereavement, IS"
I wish to Sincerely thank all
my relatives, friendt and
tfoighber$ who remembered
Avith visiLs, cards and flouters
T was a patient in \sic
Hospital, — Mrs. Alin
Pventator. 13c
Mr, arid Mfrs. Almer Tletidrie
4h t.o thank all their vela.
0 -es, friends and neitolhors,
flowers and Cards rectiv-
pit on their got-ten wedding an-
'IVerSary Tuesday evening,
'"ittiither 4,
AitemoRIAM.,.....
NtiLmiti loving memory_ot
my :dear husband, Albert d-
ward Veil, who 'Passed away
One year ago, Detember 19,
1961„
What, WOW I give to clasp his
hand,
His how race see,
To hear his voice and see his
er
stir
`That Meant SO Mich to Md.
I dream or you, dear loved
One, Atta ttt your sniffing Toe.
Mid klieW that you are happy
In our Father's chosen place.
rercienibered and
sadly trussed by 'Nis wife
Surprise couple
on anniversary
SHig
Magi . sellers Mr. ..and Mrs. Gordon ?artier
were .:taken by serprise on the
occasion of their 40tH wedding
anniversary when their' son and
receive prizes. daughter-in-law and relatives
gathered at their home .and
presented Them 'with a table,
tri-light lamp and Set .0. dishes. P.13.14g$ ,f9R 'Ttig MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN,
'the evening was spent in An assembly of the students of Sitigh was held Friday
7$0'
.contests .and reminiscing and afternoon, December 7, when prizes for the magazine cant-
$1.00
lunch was provided including paign were awarded by the student council.
Those who won were; Peter McFalls, who was given a. an anniversary cake,
tape recorder; Brian Hogarth, a transistor radio; .David John-
Relatives were present from ston, A Man's watch; Shirley Genttner, a lady's watch; George. Port Credit, Mitchell, Strat-
Taylor, a pen and pencil set; Clare Skinner, a ring binder;
ford, St, Marys, Grand Bend, Marilyn Gardiner, desk set; Marion Kerslake, a ,stuffed Hensall, Cromarty and Huron phatit; Steve
Elder, a salesmanship trophy; Tony Leversedge, dale,
a sports hag; Iris Marshall, a leather billfold; Glen Shipman, Douglas Mawson, BR 8 PaVli, a stuffed penguin; Jane pettmer, a bug-a-bear, and Mary
hill, was best man and Norman Co.hrane, who won an identificaiton bracelet. Steeper and Wayne Parsons.
Margaret Salmon of 10D won a tape recorder In a draw ushered;
from names of students who sold over $30,00 worth of sub.
seriptions, From draws from the names of those who sold
three subscriptions or more, Joan Essery obtained a tape
recorder; Jim Coates, a stuffed poodle; Marilyn Galloway, a.
travel kit; Ken Richert, a camera; Larry Hearth, a football; Town topics Elaine Powe, a pen and pencil set; Jane Southcott, a stuffed.
donkey and Linda Stire, a stuffed cat,
Mr. Louis Day is a patient in
PLANS FOR COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Westminster Hospital, London,
Thursday and Friday nights, December 20 and 21, the
having undergone surgery on annual commencement exercises will be held in the auditorium Tuesday. of SHigh, On both nights the program will include skits by
Dr, and Mrs, J. W. Tanner, grade 13, a play put on by grade 12, music by the school
.Robbie and Rickie, Guelph, orchestra and. the glee club and dances by girls in grades spent the weekend with the lat- 9, 10, 11 and 12.
ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thursday night the intermediate certificates will be William Ellerington, awarded to those pupils who completed grade 10, and second-
David Johnston, son of Mr. ary school graduation diplomas to those who completed grade'
and. Mrs. Lorne Johnston, un- 12. Also to be presented are the board of education awards.
derwent an operation Tuesday The awards to be given on Friday include honor gradua-
and will be a patient in War tion diplomas, student council and other special awards. and
Memorial Hospital tor seyeral
weeks,
shields for academic achievement"
Mrs. J. H. Jones underwent ^17 ...• t!,.. 'f.-
suraery in Victoria Hospital,
Lotidon, on Friday, Mrs, Bruno EXAMS FROM A TEACHER'S VIEWPOINT
Morawetz, Toronto, is visiting Although most pupils dread the prospects of writing
in town with h er f ath er J. If . examinations, a considerable amount of work must be done by
Jones and with her mother in their teachers both in the setting and the marking of them.
hospital. The first step in making up the exam is the obtaining of
Mrs. Clinton Sweet has re _ old exam papers to find out the general types of questions to
turned to her home from Smith be asked and the time it took the students to write the
Huron Hospital. exam.
After referring to the work taken and the proportion of
the marks to be assigned to each part, of this work, the
questions are then written and revised, It is often more dlr. TRIPLE CELEBRATION
Three c o u p 1 e s celebrated ficult to set an exam than to mark it because precision is
t, h e i r wedding anniversaries needed in diction to make what is wanted clear,
jointly over the weekend in De- For judging the answers, a marking scheme is devised.
trail. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Wuerth, Some of the teachers mark the best papers first and revise
town; Mr, and Mrs, Roy Swartz, the marking if necessary. From then on the work is, as Mr.
Crediton, joined with Mr. and George Wright puts it, ''sheer drudgery", although one teacher
Mrs, Joseph Swartz in Detroit I spoke to enjoys it. Before the final marks are recorded, term
for the occasion. marks must be added to the exam mark obtained.,
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SARARAS.-111. loving memory
of my dear nephew, Leonard
Samos, who passed away
one year ago, December 12,
Happy and helpful, always eon.
tent,
Loved and respected wherever
he went.
Always so thoughtful, loving
and kind,
1-lis life was a pattern to those
left behind.
—Ever remembered by his
aunt, Mrs, Harry Taylor, and
family. 13*
TINNEY—ln ever loving mem-
ory of a dear father, grand-
father and great grandfather,
Matthew Tinney, who passed
away five years ago, Decem-
ber 16, 1957.
He was a lather and grand.
father, so very rare,
Content in his home and al-
ways there;
He 'guided our path, he helped
us along,
If we follow in his footsteps,
We shall never go wrong,
We smile with the world,
But never forget
In our garden of memories
He lives with us yet.
—A tribute of love and re-
membrance by his family,
grandchildren and great
grandchildren. 13*
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