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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-06-30, Page 3Promotions of Crediton PS By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Joan Hodge, Eugene King, Larry Lippert*, Ruth Noels, Barbara Parsons, Earl Pfaff, Ervin Pfaff, Alan powe, Beverly Preszcator, Tammy Preszcator, Julie Rilett, Robert Riley, William Schmidt, Jerry Sims, Debra Smith, Shar- on Wein, Brian Wilds, Calvin Willard, Randy Witherspoon, Cheryl Kipling*. MESSENGERS MEET The Messengers met in the schoolroom of the church Sunday morning• The story "Beyond the Bamboo Fence" was presented by Mrs, Sam Skinner, Solos were sung by Linda and Donna Wilson, It was decided to have a picnic with the date to be arranged later. and Patti of Lucan, Mr. .& WS. Tisrvey Smith and Renny were Sunday visitors with Mrs, Albert Smith. Last parade for Reserve Officers' School? A/V/M F. R. Sharp AFC, CD, Commander Training Command, accompanied by 0/C J. M. R. Tremblay of Montreal, Cadet Parade Commander, inspects the ranks during the Reserve Officers' School gradua- tion parade at CFB Centralia last Thursday. This was probably the last parade of this particular school since plans are being formulated to establish some form of Tri Service Reserve Officers' School. Friday, over 50 delegates from various universities across Canada gathered to discuss the University Reserve Training Plan. Saturday evening, the Officers' Mess was the scene of numerous reunions when over 300 delegates from ten RCAF Association Wings were feted to a dinner dance. Three students have graduated from Precious Blood separate school here. From left, they are Ihor Orenczuk, Hans Bischoff and Bill Dietrich. The latter was awarded the general proficiency trophy. Honor grads of SS here By MRS. G. HOOPER Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick, Stephanie and Janet of Ebenezer were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Thacker. Miss Ann Parkinson is spend- ing two weeks vacation with Mr. & Mrs. David Parkinson and family of Trenton. Miss Sharon Thomson has ac- cepted a position with London Life Assurance Co. of London and commenced duties Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Parkinson and Paul visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Thomson. Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of Strathroy. Misses Ruth G. Hooper and Peggy Morton of Toronto were Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper, Veryl and Jeanette. Miss Veryl Hooper returned to her duties at Woodstock Gen- eral Hospital Sunday evening af- ter a month's holidays. PERSONALS Mrs. Amos Wright has been a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, since Sunday, Mrs. Arthur McFalls attended the funeral of the late Mr. Eldon Hodgson in Lucan Sunday. Mrs. Lorne Hicks visited over the weekend with friends in Guelph. Mr. Ross Little of Hamilton was a weekend visitor with Mr. & Mrs. V. Overholt and family. Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Essery spent a week with their daughter, Miss Beatrice Essery, in Ridge- town. Rev. D. M. Guest was in Kin- cardine for a couple of days this week where he attended the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. W. V, Pollock. Donald Essery was a visitor for a week at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Penwarden in Sarnia. Mr. & Mrs. DonSmith, Pamela Esbroeck, Edward Van Roessel, Judy Williams, Frank Winters, Grade 3 — Marlene Bertens, John Coolman, Mary-Ann Cool- man, Jimmy Gregus*, Jerry Ja- blonski, Ruth Ann Minderlein, Donna O'Neill, Nancy Reurink, Fred Robinson, Joan Wright. Grade 4—Vincent Glaab, Cindy Kok, Bernice Reurink, Agnes Van Esbroeck*. * Proficiency awards. Grade 5 —Nanette Harness, George Van Esbroeck, Stephen Orenczuk, Henry Van Roessel, Mary Agnes Dietrich, John Reu- rink, Henry Bertens, Jamie Hint- on, Larry Minderlein, Danny La- freniere, Jane Van Roestel. Grade 6 — Herman Minderlein, Adrian Bertens, Annie Mostrey, Bradley Gregus, Rose Anne Van Roestel, Paul Robinson. Grade '7 — Henrietta Reurink, Michael Kok, Gerard Dietrich, Marion Van Roestel, Guy La- freniere. Grade 8 Barbara Bischoff, Martha Van Esbroeck, Glen Mc- Farland. Grade 9 William Dietrich, Hans Bischoff, Ivor Orenczuk, N. MARTIN OPTOMETRIST ON HOLIDAYS JULY 1 14 Graduation banquet for Pre- cious Blood School was heldJune 28 at Dashwood Hotel with the grads, their parents, staff mem- bers, trustees and their wives or husbands in attendance. Ted Van Roestel served as chairman and graduation pins were presented by Mr. Glaab. He also presented a $5.00 schol- arship donated by the Knights of Columbus to Bill Dietrich for highest marks. Mrs. Regier presented dip- lomas and the proficiency trophy to Bill Dietrich. Father A. Jansen delivered a brief address to the graduates. Proficiency awards were given to Martha Van Esbroeck, grade 7; Henrietta Reurink, grade 6; Rose Anne Van Roestel, grade 5, and Mary Agnes Dietrich, grade 4. Students are sisted in the grades to which they have been promoted. Grade 1 — Danny Mittleholtz, Lucy Van Esbroeck, Vincent Winters, John Wright. Grade 2 —Nancy Bertens, Norman McCauley*, Paul Van Tuesday night crash causes $3500 damage Damages were estimated at $3,500 when two cars collided early Tuesday evening on Huron Street, one mile west of Exeter. The car of Robert Paige, 42, of Hay Township is shown above, overturned follow- ing the accident. The other car in the crash was driven by Miss Carol Hendrick, 18, of RR 2 Crediton. Both drivers were admitted to South Huron Hospital. Each escaped with minor injuries. They are reported in satisfactory condition. The various teachers at Credie ton Public School released pro- motion results this week showing the grades into which the pupils have been promoted. Among the teachers at the school are: Mrs. Ruby', Molitor, Mrs. F. W, Morlock, R, McLean, Mrs. W, Baker. Grade 9 —Ronald Amerongen, George Blyde, John Blyde, Byron Clarke, Robert England, Brian Finkbeiner, Muriel Glanville, Murray Hodge, Glenn Hodgins, Janet McDowell, Burton Moon, Robert Parsons, Kevin Pfaff, Julie Schenk. Grade 8— Kevin Blyde, Daniel Callcott, Bonnie Clarke, Lanna Clarke, Glenn Cooper, Susan Davey, Robert Dale, John Fahner, Elva Finkbeiner, Kathy Geiser, Donald Jones, Cameron McArth- ur, Allen Parsons, Nancy Scott, Richard Quesnel, Dianne Shapton, Randy Smith, Joseph Thorne, Sally Verkerk, Joy Whiteford. Grade '7— Dixie Amerongen, Bonnie Bechard, Brenda Fahner, Garry Gibson, Elaine Glanville, Wendy Grasdahl, Danny Haugh, Dianne Hodge, Mary Hodgins, Dwight Noels, Barbara Pfaff, Randy Quesnel, Kathie Schenk, Larry Shapton, Kenny Smith. Grade 6—Ricky Bowers, Wendy Clarke, Janice Davey, Darrel Finkbeiner, Larry Gib- son, Kathy Glanville, dD'Arc: Henry, Billy Hodge, June Hod- g i n s, Lynda Pressy, Wayne Preszcator, Joanne Riley, Na- thalie Scott, Sandra Shapton, Da- vid Taylor, Steven Taylor, Vicki Thorne, John Verkerk. Grade 5 —Bob Bechard, Ralph Bender, Ronnie Bowers, Debbie Campbell, Keith Davey, Gary Dinney, David Lutes, Helen Mit- ton, Anna Marie Pertschy, Mi- chael Pfaff, BarbaraPreszcator, Carolyn Quesnel, Marilyn Riley, Susan Schenk, Joe Verkerk. Grade 4 Brenda Becker, Larry Clarke, Bonnie Dale, Har- old Eberhardt, Randy Finkbeiner, Ricky Finkbeiner, Randle Hicks, Bruce Hodge, Virginia Mitton, Brenda Neil, Teresa Ondrejicka, Perry Preszcator, Cheryl Riley, Paul Shapton, Ronnie Smith, Vic- tor Taylor, Mark Wilds. Grade 2 — Elizabeth Bender, Elisabeth Brad, Kathy Dinney, Donald Fahner, Ronald Fahner, Bradley Gibson, Judy Glanville, FARMERS! CUSTOM SPRAYING OF ALL FARM CROPS Interlake Chemical Services Limited Operations and Warehouse: KIPPEN VIEW FARMS KIPPEN, ONTARIO Phone 262-5058 Stole $50 from boxes in church Salute Exeter PS graduates Provincial Constable Lamont is investigating a break-in at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church on No. 21, one mile north of St. Joseph's. First, a key was stolen and then from $40 to $50 was stolen from the vigil light boxes. The theft occurred during the early morning hours of June 22. Annual graduation dinner of the Exeter Public School, spon- sored by the Home and School Association, was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall on Tuesday evening. Chairman was Principal Arthur Idle, The invocation was given by Rev. F. E. Rhude of the Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle, The Ex- 1. A goal of preparation for a productive occupation must be set. To reach it, the pupil must have desire, faith and persist- ence. 2. Pupils must learn their duty to country, citizens and them- selves and use their talents to do this. 3, Everyone must develop and use every talent God has given to them to make life richer and more meaningful. Educational leaders believe that 50 percent of students could reach grade 12, yet only 25 percent are n o w reaching this goal. Principal Palmer concluded his address by challenging the stude n t s with the following: "Good is bad if it is not my best." PERSONALS Mrs. Ross O'Neil is home from St. Joseph's Hospital. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter had as guests, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Fawcett of Forest and this Sunday, Mr. Bill Rollins and Miss Caroline Rollins of Sarnia were guests. eter Public School Glee Club sang several numbers. The club was led by Lawrence Wein and the accompanying pianist was Mrs. Helen Kleinstiver. Presentations of the various awards were made by the follow- ing: certificates byMrs. M. Ram - meloo; pins by Mrs. M. Gaiser; academic by Ross Tucke y; ma- thematics by Mrs. C, Hoffman. The guest speaker was Prin- cipal D. Palmer of HSDHS, who was introduced by Dr. D. Ecker. Courtesy remarks were made by Mr. Warren May. The valedictory address was given by Claudia Barrett. Ross Tuckey, Exeter School Board chairman, presented cheques to the highest standing boy and girl in each grade 8 as follows: Sheryl Ford, Ruth Snid- er, Bruce Simpson, Don Jolly. Mrs. C. Hoffman, Kinette Club president, presented pen and pen- cil sets to pupils standing highest in mathematics in each grade 8 as follows: Kathryn Hall, Bruce Simpson, Ruth Snider, David Hunter, The topic of the address of Principal D. Palmer of SHDHS was "The Purpose of Education". He referred to it as a three- pronged fork: 1. Vocational — earning a living; 2. Social — to make good members in society; 3. Spiritual to give an under- standing of the "good life". He pointed out that education means the bringing out of a pupil's strengths or abilities, Principal Palmer listed the points in doing this: Lions install new officers International counsellor V i c Dinnin of Zurich installed the new officers of the Exeter Lions Club last Thursday evening. The list of officers was pub- lished in the T-A recently but two replacements have been made since then. Herman Hodgson re- places Donald Jones as a two- year director, since the latter has moved from Exeter. Re- placing Ken Kerr as lion tamer is Robert Middleton. Gerald G o d bo 1 t is the new president. By MRS. J. PATON REUNION The annual Paton reunion was held at Grand Bend Legion Park Sunday June 19 with '75 mem- bers present. Following the in- troduction of each family a boun- teous meal was enjoyed. It was decided to hold next year's picnic in the same place and the date to be the last Sun- day in June. Officers for the coming year are: President, Earl Sullivan, London; vice president, George Glendenning, Parkhill; secret- ary, Mrs. Donald Paton, Mount Elgin; sports committee, Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Paton and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Martin. A prize was given to Mrs. Earl Paton, London, for the old- est person present; coming farth- est distance, Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Paton, Mt. Elgin. Mine group of sports was conducted. Results of races were: boys and girls, 3-4, Ian Morrison, Craig Paton; 5-6, Ian Morrison, John Paton; boys, 7, 8, 9, Brian Morrison, Mark Paton; girls, Joanne Paton, Brenda Higgins; boys, 10-11- 12, Randy Morrison, Dennis Mor- rison; girls, Kathryn Paton, Syl- via Paton; boys, 13,14,15, Ken Glendenning, David Paton, Doug Allison tied; girls, Grace Paton, Nancy Darling; young men's race, Leo Desjardine, Dave Glenden- ning; ladies kick the slipper, E. Sullivan; three-legged race, Grace and Will Paton, Leo Des- jardine and Noreen Glendenning; wheelbarrow race, Jim and Em- erson Paton, Leo Desjardine and Ken Glendenning; guessing num- ber of cereal in jar, Joyce Paton. Honor teachers leaving staff Principal Arthur Idle and teaching staff of Exeter Public School held a year's end dinner gathering at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, Monday evening. Presentations were made to two members, of the staff who will be teaching at other schools next term. In keeping with his Scottish tastes, a pin for his Highland skirt and a handsome stick pin were presented to Carl Mills, who is going to Lions Head, and also a gift to Mrs. Mills. To Mrs. HelenKleinstiver was presented a necklace and earrings. Mrs. Kleinstiver is going to Stephen Central School next term. A gift was also given to Richard Roordra, who is planning to be married in the near future. Honor bride at Crediton Crediton native dies in hospital Mrs. George Kennings, 80, died in South Huron Hospital, Satur- day, June 25. She was the former Minnie Hill of Crediton. Her husband predeceased her. She is survived by one sonRoy of RR 1 Ilderton; sisters, Mrs. Pearl Scott and Mrs. BellaSnell, both of Exeter; Mrs. Mitchell (Emma) Willis, White Rock, B.C. , Mrs. Gordon (Edith) Sewell, Grimsby, Mrs. Otis (V e r n a) Wright, Utica, Mich., brothers, Harvey and Fred Hill, both of London, Ronald of Windsor and Harold, Richmond Hill. Funeral services were con- ducted at the Denning Bros. fu- neral home, Strathroy, Tues- day, June 28 with interment in Poplar Hill cemetery. Cornerstone L aying Ceremony Bluewater Rest Home ZURICH Sunday, July 3 4:00 p.m. Guided Tour Of Building From 2 to 4 YOOMM.1!•••••••••••••••••,•• ....,.......•••••••••••••••=•••••••*. EVERYONE WELCOME Among Officials Participating Will Be Robt. McKinley, MP and Hon. C.S. MacNaughton, Minister of Highways W. Charles Johns on UC session William Charles Johns, 90, died at Huronview Monday, June 27, having resided there for the past 15 months. Mr. Johns was born on Lot 14, Con. 7, Usborne Township and spent most• of his life there mov- ing to Exeter in 1940. Mr. and Mrs. Johns returned to live on the farm again with their son Kenneth and his wife who had taken over the farm. Mrs. Johns, the former Martha Hern, died in December 1951. The deceased was a member of Elimville United Church serv- ing on the session for many years, Surviving are two sons, Ken- neth Johns, Exeter, and Walter Johns of Edmonton, Alta. who arrived Tuesday evening for the funeral. There are also five grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rey. Hugh Wilson, Ex- eter, Wedfietday, aim' 29, at the Hopper-Hockey funeral home, Exeter, with burial in Eiceter cemetery. Pallbearers were Philip, Gil- bert, Allan and Howard Johns, Vince Benseik and Arnold Hern. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED Friday night the community gathered at Clandeboye United Church to honor Miss Rose Marie Voisin prior to her marriage July 9. Contests were conducted by Miss Betty Scott and Mrs. Wilm- er Scott. Debbie Millson favored with several selections on the piano accordion. Mrs. Orville Rawlings read an address and Mrs. Charles Coughlin and Mrs. Jim Donald- son presented the guest of honor with a platform rocker. Other gifts were also given the bride- elect, Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Mrs, Ar- nold Blake, Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Mrs, George Simpson and Mrs. Charles Coughlin arranged Lea event, Monday evening a miscellan- eous shower was held at the Brinsley Community Centre. Mrs. Don Sutherland and Mrs. Jack Hodgson arranged the even- ing assisted by Mrs. Norman Lewis, Mrs. Ralph Howe and Mrs. Levi White. By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR Monday evening June 27 Mrs. Larry Kipling, sister of the groom, acted as hostess for a shower held in honor of bride- elect Miss Markie Ritchie. The address was read byMrs, Doreen Browning and gifts presented by Mrs. Phyllis Collett. Out of town visitors were from Detroit, Toronto, Forest, Lon- don, Grand Bend and Centralia. PERSONALS Mrs. Ada Kuhn of Kitchener and Mr. & Mrs. Blake Heath of Galt called Saturday evening on Mrs. Mary Feist. Mrs. Wm. Oestricher, who has spent some time with her son Mr. Robert Greenwood and fam- ily of Don Mills, has returned home. Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Pratley and son of Montreal are spending some time here while the latter's mother, Mrs, Garfield Hill, is a patient at South Huron Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Al Lang of Detroit are spending this week with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kipling and family. Barry Morlock returned home at the end of the week after his stay at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr, Wm. Gaiser is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital. Sunday visitors with Mrs. M. Faist were Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Faist and family of Waterloo. Mrs. Wm. Smith is spending some time with her sisters at Pigeon and Elkton, Mich. By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE Quite a number of couples from this community spent the weekend at Chesley Lake, Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie attended the Luther picnic at Poplar Hill Sunday. Mr. Bob Miller of Toronto is holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Barry Miller. The official board of the Thames Road charge met in the church basement Friday evening, REV. Stewart & Mrs. Miner, and family of Beachville moved to the manse Tuesday. Quite a number of parents from this community attended the graduation banquet for Grade 8 at the Usborne Central School Tuesday evening. The Messenger picnic will be held Thursday, June 80, at the Morrison Dam. Sunday School and church ser- vices will be held at the regular hours Sunday July 8 with Rey. S, Miner as the minister. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Mrs. Ida Wells, Granton, visi- ted Monday with Mrs. Percy Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins travelled East for the weekend and visited friends at Merrick- ville and Lancaster. Several from the community went on the bus trip Tuesday to Niagara sponsored by Glendale School. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Johns and Gayle and Herbie Heywood, Elim- ville, Barbara Bieber, St. Marys, Danny Scharfe, Ray Reuger and Geo. Bieber, Lucan, were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Bieber honoring the 16th birth- day of their son Bill. Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills, Bruce, Barry and Joe French attended the Middlesex Creamery picnic Sunday afternoon at Springbank Park. Mrs. Laverne Morley had a wiener roast for her class at Central School Friday afternoon. Miss Laura French visited a few days during last week with Mr. & Mrs. Gary Parkinson and family, St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley, Janice and Robbie attended Elim- ville United Church anniversary service Sunday and visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner. Mr. & Mrs. Claude Glassford and family, Oshawa, visited Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. & Mrs, Cleve Pullman were guests at the Locking-Tay- lor wedding at Seventh Day Ad- vent Church, Kitchener, June 15. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Roy and Ronnie visited at Bliie- vale Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Toni Pullman. Miss Cora. Nuttycomb a.nd Mrs, Myrtle Shorthill, London, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Baillie, ST. JAMES CHURCH Sunday June 26 the service was taken by the rector the Rev, E. O. Lancaster. During July the rector and Mrs. Lancaster will be on Vacation. Mr. David Long, 5 . . ... illiiIftitti0110111011 . ... iltr11161 . . .. ... I . Woomouluommoyinliwitilminl .' ..... Times-Adv*cata, Jun. 30, 1966 Page 3 •••• . ........ ,••••••. . . . . • . this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week, H. PATON a student from Huron College, will take July 3, 10, 17 and 24 services. July 31 Mr. 0. Slemin, a lay reader from Goderich, will supply. UNITED CHURCH At the United Church, Rev. G. W. and Mrs. Sach will be back from a visit to England and will take the services July 3.