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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-07-02, Page 4changed to a two piece brown Snit with white jacket and white accessories. The couple will reside in Woodstock. The Parents of SS # 4 )31.4r, ford, where Miss Ro pins teaches, and the teachers of Burford school area held miscellaneous shower et the school Thursday, Jane 18. Many beautiful gifts Were received. and a pleasant evening of euchre was enjoyed, Pour basement for Chiselhurst church Volunteer members Chiselluntt United Church have completed the work Of poUring a flew cement floor in the basement of their structure. The work was done Under the. atiperVISIOn of Earl 'Welt: The it working men took Short breather to have this photo snapped and then Went right back at it ega.in. Men in the picture are Bill ditiSoni Percy ItarrisiAlvin Cole, sack triarielli nick Taylor, David BrOCkt Harvey Jacobi, Clarence Coleman, William Brintnell, Earl TreffrY, Earl :biek and Hugh Norris. photo 4 Cl 4.7 r--40 L7-c?)c,y,90 Awe r) 0.1.10 I 001000 \,\ 1 MINUTE STEAKS LB. 794 Meat by-Products Macaroni/Cheese Loaf, Chicken Loaf, Dutch Loaf L. 39t FRESH SIDE PORK LB. 39t LOIN or BUTT PORK CHOPS L.. 554 11/.1110•11EMININVidli, 16-oz. jar 21C 5 L. $1 qts 6/$1 5/$1 No. 1 (Good Size) Watermelons Grocery Specials French's Prepared Mustard Golden Dew Margerine Super-Save Ginger-Ale York Fancy Quality Peas Or Cream-Corn Giant Tide EACH 69t plus deposit Frozen Food Specials Sunkist Lemohade 6-oz. tins 4/49 20-oz. Grocery Specials PE R* twAVE MARKE TS 11111111._ Hilts ,, • ii1/11 llllll llllll I II. lllll HENSALL 111 TING11 E / Produce York Beans With Pork Crisco 20-oz. 3-1b. pails 's Chase/Sanborn Instant Coffee 1.... $1.53 STORE HOURS: Closed all day every Monday; open all day Wednesday; open SatOrday evenings until 10 p.hi, SPECIALS FOR JULY 2,3.4 Pit 1M. recently at, the Ausable Censer., vatien school held for students from liSDHS and Parkhill at Camp Sylvan. Mips Mabelle Whiteman tamed home :recently frem ing hospitalized in Stratford General N9spitalt Mrs, Bazel Blake of London visited recently with Mr, & Mrs, Vivan Cooper and family, NTT, & Mrs, 4icharagoro10, David and Cindy of coderich visited Sunday with thP latter's father, mr, Robert Thomson, Kopen .district. girl. weds Maritime man The Henspil ,Recreation. Council Page 4 July 2, 1964 Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs. Maude Hedden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 Py MRS, NORMAN, 14RP Joanne Lucille Irene 13001n., sen became the bride of Harold McEwan. White at a ceremony in St,. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, Saturday, June 27 at 1 pin with Rev, Howard plant officiating, The bride is the daughter Of Mr, and Mrs. Irving F, Rob- inson RR 1 Varna and the groom of Woodstock is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. White, RR Lawrencetown, The church was decorated with an arrangement of white mums and red carnations, Irving Robinson gave his daughter in marriage and the soloist, Robert Cochrane of Clinton sang '`The Wedding Hymn" with Miss Jean Ivison at the organ. The bride chose a floor length white satin gown with chapel train, a seed pearl head piece and nylon shoulder- length veil, She carried a bou- quet of white mums with white Bible. The bride's mother wore a costume of blue and white fig- ured jersey with white acces," aories. The groom's mother Was unable to attend. Maid of honor was Mrs. Lyllas Gaskell (sister of the bride) of London, wearing a street length red silk ensemble, matching jacket and white accessories and corsage of white mums with red ribbon. Earle White of Ridgeville act- ed as best man for his brother. George White and Richard Rob- inson ushered guests. A reception was held on the lawn at the home of the bride's parents, 4th concession ofStan- ley. Those assisting were Misses Gail, Donelda and Bon- nie Robinson, cousins of the bride. For a wedding trip to Nova Scotia and P,E.L the bride Give gifts to members Summer Playground Plan playground for youngsters Hensall Recreation Council is sponsoring a sum m e r play- ground for children 5 to 12 years commencing Monday, July 6, 9 to 12 daily and will feature arts, crafts, parades, field day and other sports. Recreation director is Eric Mansfield, assistants are Miss Cathy Scene, Miss Ann Mickle, Den •Lenaghm, Bill Soldan. The various sports will be held in the Community Park. Kinettes donate $800 in year The closing meeting of the Hensall Kinette Club was held at the home of president Mrs. John Delis. It was announced that over $800 dollars was don- ated to service work in the community in the past year. A social evening was enjoyed with "crazy whist", and the winners were Mrs. Homer Campbell and Mrs. Wm. Clem- ent. Lunch was served. Winners of the lucky tea cups were Mrs. Robt. Caldwell and Mrs. Wm. Mickle. for children 5 to 12 years PERSONALS Communion service was held Smiday in St. Andrew's UC, Mr, & Mrs. Charlie I-lay and Mrs. Wayne McBride joined the church by certifipate, Mr. Nelson Hood returned home Saturday from Victoria Hospital London• and is much improved in health, Grant Jones spent a week Commencing July 6 Close to 400 at smorgasbord A successful smorgas- bord supper featuring turkey and ham and fancy desserts was held at the United Church Wed- nesday evening 24th with ap- proximately 375 plates served. Sponsored by the UCW of which Mrs. Walter Spencer is presi- dent, this has become an an- nual event. Leaders of the four units together with their members Who assisted with the project are Mrs. Ron Mock, Mrs. Ro- bert Reaburn, Mrs. Edison For- rest and Mrs. James Mcallis- ter. 9 to 12 daily Hensall School Board, teach- ers, wives and husbands, enjoy- ed a banquet at the Latin Quar- ters, London. Howard Scene chairman, and Robert Reaburn, secret ar y- treasurer, were presented with desk sets as this is their last year on the Hensall School Board. At the beginning of 1965 they will be amalgamated with Hay Township. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. D av I s were unable to be present, due to the fact that Mrs. Davis, a member of the school board is ill in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. END FOR VACATION The final meeting until after the summer vacation period of UCW unit 3 was held with Mrs. Ron Mock presiding. Devotional "Endurance" was taken by Mrs. Jack Simmons, assisted by Mrs. Charles Eckel and Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson. The Bible study on the later Old Testament history was tak- en by Mrs. Wm. Mickle. This unit will cater for a wedding in August for which plans were made. Top PS grads at Hensall Winners of the Hensall Kinette $25 scholarships for the highest standings in the grade eight class went to Jane Pyette and John Goddard. Mrs. John Deitz, right, president, admires the shield onto which the students' names will be enscribed, while Principal Robert Raeburn and Mrs. John Baker, Kinette vice-president, look on. --T-A photo Announce school results Hensall personals Bob Maxwell, Tim Mock, Donald Noakes, John Noakes, Michael Sangster, Sheila Sangster, Jackie Simmons, Garth Sinker, Dorothy Skea, Shirley Smale, Peggy Stretton, Joe Vanstone, Mac Williams. GRADE 5 TO 6 Iris Alexander, Allan His- back, Susan Broadley, Garry Clement, Anne Keys, Douglas Mock, Ricky Parker, Joey Rea- burn, Linda Sangster, Wendy Webster. GRADE 5 Bill Cameron, Ron Clement, Kenneth Ferguson, Bill Has- tings, Bill Hoy, Bill Hesse, Suzanne Sinker, Lenny Smale, John Taylor, Beverley White= man. Susan Elliott, Linda Hay, Dor- othy Kipfer, Lynda Koehler, Robin Lambie, Mary Mock, Lin- da Reid, Keith Roszel, Pam Sangster, Marjorie Schwalm, Sharon S male, Jane Smith, Pam Taylor, Peggy Vanstone, Mur- ray Walker, Peter Williams. GRADE 7 TO 8 Janice Bonthron, Betty Cam- eron, Beth Cook, Carolyn Cook, Bill Cornell, Michael Davis, Muriel Ferguson, Lynda Fuss, Michael Hoy, Susan Jinks, Ken Jones, John Joynt, Linda Keys, Linda Jane Kipfer, Sharon La- very, Linda Lowery, John Moir, Cheryl Mousseau, Patricia Parke, Allan Reid, Robbie Tay- lor, Jerry Tudor. GRADE 8 TO 9 Pauline Bell, Chrissie Cam- eron, Arleen Chipchase, John Goddard, Cathy Henderson, Gary Kyle, Marilyn Maxwell, Brenda Noakes, Bonnie Peters, Jane Pyette, Charles Schwalm, Joan Simmons, John Skea, Ken S male, Bill Taylor, Gerald Vol- land. GRADE 6 TO 7 Margie Allan, Debbie Ander- son, Bev Clark, Donna Forrest, 11118111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111811111111111181111111111111111111 BEST BUYS in USED CARS AND TRUCKS '64 MERCURY, 2 door hardtop, demonstrator, 'power equipped '64 ANGLIA, demonstrator '62 MERCURY 2 door hardtop, power equip- ment, automatic '62 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, automatic '61 COMET, 2 door, custom, 6 cyl. '60 CONSUL '59 FORD, station wagon, V-8 standard transmission '59 FORD, 4 door station wagon. A western car. '57 FORD, V-8, standard shift '57 FORD, retractable convertible, loaded '57 FORD 500 2 -door, loaded '57 CHEVROLET, 6 cyl., automatic 4 door 2 PETERBOROUGH 16' BOATS, complete with trailers. One has 25 h.p. Viking the other 15 h.p. Johnson motor. Many 1956 and older cars to choose from. HENSALL MOTOR SALES Your Meteor Mercury Dealer Roy Campbell, Proprietor Phone Hensall 31 11111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Honor teacher, enjoy bus trip Mrs. Laurabelle Reicher t, teacher of SS 1 Tuckersmith, was pleasantly surprised last Tuesday afternoon at the school when her pupils presented her with a gift of a sterling silver trillium brooch. Gwen McLean read the address and Mervyn Bell made the presentation. Mothers of the pupils pro- vided the cake, strawberries, ice cream and pop for refresh- ments. PUPILS VISIT MIDLAND Thursday pupils of grades 5, 6, 7, and 8 of Tuckersmith School Area had a bus trip to Midland. They were accompan- ied by their teachers, Mr. Ivan Forsyth and Mr. Robt. Gemmel. At Collingwood they toured the Blue Mountain Pottery and the Collingwood Shipyards. They drove along the shore of Wasaga Beach admiring the hay and amusement park. Lunch was eaten at Little Lake Park, Midland. After lunch they explored the India Village, then they went to Penetanguishene where a police cruiser escorted the buses to Fort Penetanguishene Museum. The next stop was the Martyrs Shrine and look out at Fort Ste. Marie. Evening lunch was eaten at Midhurst Park where they could see a variety of animals. The last stop was at Orangeville for refreshments. They arrived home about 11 pm after a very pleasant trip. GRADE 2 TO 3 Ross Alexander, Joan Allan, Eddie Elliott, Garry Gass, Pat Joynt, Paul Lawrence, Billy Webster. GRADE 3 TO 4 Lloyd Allan, Karen Brod- erick, Sherry Chuter, Debbie C lark, Kay Davis, Jill Drysdale, Ricky Elliott, Shelley Kiefer, Douglas Kyle, Keith Koehler, Wayne Lambie, Brenda Laven- der, Terry Matt s on, Pam Mickle, Jeff Reaburn, Eddie Rooseboom, John Rowcliffe, Bonnie Sangster, Scott Smith, Chrissie Vanstone, Me lonie Veal, Ronnie Wilson, GRADE 4 TO 5 Pauline Allan, Ann Bell, Shel- ley Bonthron, Catharine Chris- tie, Bev Cornell, Carmen Currie, Cathy Fuss, Keith H ar- burn, Julie Heal, David Jackson, Davey Kipfer, June Maxwell, the former's parents Mr. & Mrs. Fred Beer, and with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. George Beer, and fam- ily. They flew by plane. KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 1 Norman Allan, Louis Baxter, Lyle Baxter, Bradley Buchanan, Jamie Caldwell, Gregory Campbell, John Charrette, Val- lerie Clark, Bobby Clement, Douglas Eckel, Stephen Knight, Kathy K y 1 e, Brian Lambie, Perry Mattson, Christine Mc- Gregor, Harry Rooseboom, Jo- anne Rowcliffe, Douglas Smith, Beth Turvey, Susan Vanstone, Robbie Van Wieren, Kevin Wareing, La Donna Wonnacott. GRADE 1 TO 2 Joan Alexander, Linda Beer, Brenda Gass, Anne Knight, Karen Kyle, Tony Kyle, Scott Lambi e, Bradley Lavender, Judith Mickle, Robert Noakes, Cindy Parker, Margaret Roose- boom, Patti Rowcliffe, Gregory Sinker, Debbie Smith, Nancy Stretton, Michael Veal, Robert Vanstone. GRADE 2 TO 3 Kevin Buchanan, Diane Chu- ter, Kathy Cook, Joan Forrest, Joan Goddard, Jane Heal, Paul Reaburn, Joey Rowcliffe, Danny Smith, Danny Turvey, Patty Van Wieren, Jane Williams. Sgt. Ross Kennedy, Mrs. Ken- nedy, Linda, Diane, Ronald and David of Ottawa spent the week- end with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Kennedy. Sgt. Kennedy leaves July 2 for Bagotsville, Quebec, where he has been posted with the RCAF, Miss Elaine Keys was pre- sented with a hymnary by the UC choir of which she was a member, prior to her leaving for London where she has ac- cepted a position. Mr. & Mrs. Owen Price and Clifford of Hamilton were holi- day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Horton. Dr. & Mrs. R. E. Smale of Midland visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Keys and family. Mrs. C. L. Jinks is having the exterior of her home paint- ed white with green trim. Mr. Eldon Jarrott is doing the paint- ing. Miss. Elaine Keys has accept- ed a position with the London Life Insurance in London. Mr. & Mrs. John Skea, John and Dorothy, left Saturday for a two weeks vacation at P.E.I. Allan Reid is vacationing with relatives at Tiverton. David Pyette was one of the delegates from SHDHS to the United Nations Seminar at UWO last week. Mrs. R. J. Paterson has lost her pet budgie which she has had for six years, yellow and green in color and answering to the name of Jackie Paterson. Students of grade 8 of Hen- sall Public School at the close of the school term Friday after- noon presented their teacher, Mr. Robert Reaburn, principal of the school, with the gift of a brief case. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mousseau, and Mrs. Irvin W i l le r t, left Monday, June 29 for an extended trip to the East Coast. TB clinic will be held at the Hensall Arena July 2,3,7 and 8, sponsored by the Hensall Kins- men, who will be assisted by the Hensall Kinettes. Bob Caldwell is service committee chairman. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hoy, Mi- chael and Billy, Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Mousseau and Cheryl left Saturday morning by cars, the former to spend two week; vacationing at Calgary, Alta., and the latter to the coast to spend a month's holiday. Mrs. Wm Simpson, who has been a guest of her mother- in-law Mrs. L. Simpson for a week, has returned to her home in Birmingham, Mich, Her hus- band is on a six-week's business trip in Australia. Mrs. Ralph McArthur, Mac and Cam, Rivers, Man., are spending two weeks holiday with Granddaughters aid at 50th celebration Students pass musical exams The following pupils of Miss Greta Lammie were successful in passing the mid-summer ex- aminations of the Royal Con- servatory of Music of Toronto: Grade seven piano, Kenneth Jones. Grade eight piano, J ani c e Bratrud. Grade eight theory, Jim Tra- quair. Grade two theory, Jane Py- ette, first class honors. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robin- son celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home on the Goshen Line,Stan- ley Township, June 24. On the preceding Sunday a family din- ner was held in their honor at the home of their son John when the celebrants were ore, sented each with a gold wrist watch. Prior to the anniversary date Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were delighted to receive a United Church hymnary from the choir of Goshen UC, Richard Robinson and Ethel M. Emerson were united in marriage June 24, 1914 by Rev, J. R. Johns at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson, near Macgre- gor, Manitoba. During their married life they spent some years at Carlyle, Sask., but in 1937 settled on the farm in Stanley Township that Mr. Robinson's grandfather had purchased from the Canada Land Company around 125 years ago, he being the original set- tler on this farm. During the afternoon and eve- ning of the celebration they had the great pleasure of having more than 130 friends call on them to offer congratulations and to wish them continued health and happiness. Many beautiful gifts and flowers were received, also cards of con- gratulation and well wishes in- cluding one from the Prime Minister the lion. L. B. Pear- son. They have three children; Mrs. Elmer Hayter (Norene)• RR 1 Varna; two sons, Williams London, John, Stanley Town- s h ip; and 10 grandehildren. Norene, assisted by her two brothers welcomed the guests and granddaughters Lynn Rob- inson and Ann Hayter were in charge of the register. Their granddaughter Donna liayter and daughters-in-laws Marie and Margaret assisted by their nieces and grand nieces served refreshments to the guests. Pouring tea were Mrs. M. Ilayter, Mrs. Roy Lainont„ Mrs. John MeAsh, Mrs. Clifford Keys, Mrs. Bert Peck, Mrs. Wm. Clark, Mrs. Elgin Me., Xinley, Mrs. Roy McBride and Mrs. Russell Erratt.