HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-07-28, Page 12Page 12 Times-Advocate, July 28, 1966
Local girls perform at Kirkton
Li an area eiris, Maureen Smith and Marlene Butler, were among the 15 competitors in the Juvenile
Contest stat.7el In l,onneotion last week's Kirkton Garden Party. Maureen, left, walked off with
fourth place. Tv be ehosen among the 15 competitors, the two girls had to compete against a total of 77
children who sought berths in the popular program. They're shown here with Dave Wilson, CFPL TV,
who was atudii-ator. —T-A photo
Lucan
Kevin O'Shea, Nancy Ryan, Mark
Seifried, Helen Sentjens, John
Steeghs, Nellie Timm er mans,
Joan Toonders, Jacqueline Vad-
er, Martin Vanderloo, Mary Van
Gelderen, Joan Vereyken.
Teacher, Miss Janet Blair.
TO GRADE 5
Bill Biemans, Helen Biemans,
Bernard Boland, Susan Co Dyre,
Tommy Co Dyre, Shirley Cruni-
can, Wilma De Kort, Joseph De-
wan, Fred Egan, Olga Grim-
minck, Joseph Gysbers, David
Harrigan, Frank Jorna, Diana
Martens, Peter Milne, Moyra
Morkin, Kevin Mu nn, Stephen
O'Brien, Michael O'Dwyer, Art
O'Neill, Amy Robertson, Gerald
Spruyt, David Toonders, Joseph
Vader, Bertha Vande Borne, John
Van Eyk, Peter Vens, Peter
Vereyken, William Vere yk e n,
Donald Walters, Richard Wood.
Teacher, Mrs. C atherine Garvey.
TED HOLMES
List promotions at St. Patrick's Patrick Ryan, Joanne Schoen-
makers, Rita Swinkels.
Teacher, Mr. Leonard Maloney.
TO GRADE 9
Bernadette Clymans, EMUYCo
Dyre, Jean Crunican, Harry Da-
men, Mary Jorna, Valerie Moon-
ey, Richard Munn, Sharon Munn,
Sandra Murphy, Michael O'Neill,
Eugene Seifried, Agnes Steeghs,
Peter Timmermans, Mary Van
Geel, Bert Vens, Paul Wood.
Teacher, Mr. Leonard Maloney.
haert, Anthony Martens, Law-
rence Milne, Jean Murphy, Carol
O'Dwyer, Arthur Skonleezny,
Barbara Spruyt, Dorothy Tim-
mermans, Jane Vande Borne,
Rita Wood, Sharon Wood.
Teacher, Mrs. Edna Mockler,
TO GRADE 8
John Dewan, Paula Dietrick,
Remie Grimminck, Nell Gysbers,
Benedict Harrigan, Catherine
Harrigan, Janet Nagle, Thomas
O'Shea, Kenneth Titnmermans.
Teacher, Mrs. Edna Mockler.
TO GRADE 8
Carol 13enn, Alice Biemans,
William Darren, Francis Heenan,
Bruce Maslen, Paul Milne, pat-
ride. O'Dwyer, Geraldine O'Shea,
TO GRADE 2
Patrick Benn, Joanne Boland,
Stephen Cahill, Robert Charette,
Joan Co Dyre, Anne Crunican,
Michael Crunican, iviargaret De-
wan, Christine Dietrich, Mary
Duenk, Marianne Giesen, Ther-
esa Grimminck, Rosemary Hes-
sels, Rennie Jorna, Debbie Loy-
ens, Gerald Martens, John W-
illi arge y, Christopher Milne,
James Mitchell, Gregory Self-
tied, Anita Steeghs, John Toond-
ens, Harry Van Boxmeer, Connie
Van Russel, Frank Van Russel,
Marian Vanden Heuvel, Henrietta
Vandeursen, John Vanderloo,
Leonard Vood, Martin Wood, Mi-
chael Wood, Matthew Toonders.
Teacher, Mrs. Beverley Toohey.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Joseph Mordush and
Charleen and Miss Marie Varga
of London, have returned home
after spending a few days with
Mrs. Mordush's mother, Mrs.
Chris Fischer.
F/O A. J. Hodgins and family
of Trenton spent a few days last
week with Mr, liocigins' parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hodgins and
family, before leaving Saturday
for their new home at Val D'Or,
Quebec.
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More passes
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During the week the following
names of successful Medway stu-
dents were phoned in, which had
been omitted last week.
Grade 9 to 10, Willie Dickey;
Grade 10 to 11, Wendy Elston,
Linda Backman and Nancy Van
Geel; Grade 11 to 12, David Els-
ton, Mary Korevar and Margaret
Armstrong; Grade 12 to 13, Judy
Blair; 4 Year Special, Judy Dick-
ey.
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TO GRADE 6
Mary Benn, Marlene Boland,
Angeline De Brouwer, Mary Diet-
rich, John Gysbers, B e r nar d
Harrigan, Lucy Hillman, Helen
Jorna, Gary Maslen, Ruth Mit-
chell, Dennis Munn, Patricia
Nagle, Gregory Robertson, Col-
leen Ryan, John Sentjens, Mia
Steeghs, William Timmermans,
Peter Vande Borne, Ann Van Eyk,
Walda Van Geel.
Rec news It 's a Fact
... $10,000 invested in
Investors Mutual of Canada
in Feb. of 1950 is worth
$45,000 today.
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TO GRADE 3
James Benn, Joseph Cahill,
Mary Co Dyne, Diane Crunican,
Linda Crunican, Victoria De
Block, Harriet De Kart, Anne
Marie Dewan, Helen Duynisveld,
Anita Gysbers, Frances Gysbers,
Mark Harrigan, Lillian Jonge-
neelen, Annie Jorna, Marita
Kloseck, James Milne, Leo
Milne, Denise O'Brien, Kimberly
O'Dwyer, Matthew O'Neill, Wil-
liam Sentjens, Helen Timmer-
mans, Joan Toonders, Margaret
Toonders, Wilbert Vader, Frank
Vanden Heuvel, Gary V and en
Heuvel, Helen Van Gelderen, Jay-
me Van Praet, Elizabeth Verey-
ken, John Van Deursen, Michael
Walters.
Teacher, Mrs. Patricia Grace
On Monday evening the Lucan
Bantams came their nearest this
season to winning a game when
the final score with Mitchell was
11 to 10.
Mrs. Burt is in charge of the
swimming pool snack bar this
year.
and district news
TO GRADE 7
Mary Damen, Richard DeBlock
Gerard Dewan, Frank Dietrich,
Sylvester Grimminck, Casey
Schoenmakers, Martin Steeghs,
Keith Van Geel.
Teacher, Mrs. Mary Murray.
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TO GRADE 7
John Biemans, Kathleen Co
Dyre, Margaret Crunican, Jo-
anne De Kort, William Gysbers,
Veronica Jorna, Irene Kerck-
RAIN
All things come to those who
wait — if you wait long enough.
After six weeks of patient wait-
ing Lucan got two nice showers
of rain Sunday afternoon, in spite
of the weatherman's prediction
of "little change".
TO GRADE 4
Maggie Biemans, Suzann e
Charette, Jefferie Debroumer,
Peter Duenk, Leonard Duyniseld,
Robert Grimminck, Mary Bysb-
ers, Randy Harrigan, Anne Marie
Heenan, Gerry Jong eneele n,
Mary Martens, Joseph Mitchell,
Patricia Morkin, Nancy Murphy,
Michael Nagle, Shelley O'Dwyer,
Playground activity
shows some drop
r Woman suffers
injury in crash
in a rear-end crash on High-
way 4 and Concession 10, Lon-
don Township, last Monday, a
car iriven by Peter VanLeeuwen
of RR 1, Atwood was rammed by
a car driven by Miss Elizabeth
Paisley of Ilderton.
Mrs. Var. Leeuwen suffered a
severe face cut and a broken
right arm when her face hit the
windshield. Her husband escaped
with a bruised knee and Miss
Paisley was uninjured. The in-
jured couple were taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Constable Douglas Emery of
the Lucan detachment, investi-
gated the accident.
TOP VALU
FOIL WRAP
2 rolls $1 00
(18 .x25') •
approximately 20 children a day.
A typical day at the playground
begins at 10. We have roll call
first and then a few simple exer-
cises usually in the form of a
"Simon Says" game. The active
games follow this for the rest of
the morning with a few breaks
between games.
At the afternoon session we
have roll call again and then a
few quiet games and songs. We
do crafts in the afternoon also,
some of these are drawing, color-
ing, painting and making things.
A story usually ends the afternoon
session.
We are planning to have a
special event near the end of the
summer school term. The child-
ren will be the main ones involved
here for they shall present their
work. The parents will then be
able to see their child's accomp-
lishments and all that he has been
doing.
As a closing note, we invite
all children to attend Summer
School. We hope to keep them
interested and busy and feel they
will learn while there.
•
Miss Eleanor Cantelon, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Cante-
lon of Victoria is making an
extended visit with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H, Can-
telon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang De Coursey
of Detroit visited a number of
their Lucan friends last week.
Mrs. Roberta Dundas and two
children from St. Pauls, Ontario,
were Tuesday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Hearn.
Miss Lilies Powell is spending
a few days in Brantford, the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. R.K. Start,
who were co-workers with her
in Obese, Japan.
Mrs. Lloyd Haskett of RR 1
Lucan won the spelling prize
on CKSL Coffee Club program.
Mrs. George Paul underwent
surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital
last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Hedden,
Mrs. E. Pace and Mrs. Vera
Goldwyn of Brantford have re-
turned home after a week's visit
with Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Hedden.
Sunday evening Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Armitage and Sheila visit-
ed Mr. & Mrs. Ken Thar at their
Grand Bend cottage.
Mrs. John Casey of Alice St.
is on the sick list.
Mrs. John McLean of Toronto
spent a few days last week at her
home here.
SHIRLEY GAY
HOT DOG or BUNSHAMBURG PREM
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The playground has been a suc-
cess so far this year. The child-
ren are interested in the program
and I feel they enjoy it. Cathy
Mathers and myself work alter-
nately from week to week as
playground leaders.
The hours for summer school
are 10-12 am and 2-4pm. The
age group that attends is usually
from three years old to eleven.
During the first week we regist-
ered 62 children but the attend-
ance has slacked off during the
past two weeks. We now have
pkgs.
of8
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AYLMER CANADIAN STYLE
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Miss Maureen Smith was solo-
ist at Holy Trinity Church Sun-
day.
Sunday guests with Mrs. Wes
Hodgins were Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Tubb and family of Mitchell and
Wednesday guests were Mrs. Isa-
bel Copeman and Mrs. Shirley
Earl of London,
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Smith and
family have returned home to
Wallaceburg, after a three day
visit with Mrs. George Hodgins
and family. They took their son,
Fred home and also Pamela
Smith, six-year-old daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Don Smith.
Mrs. Laura Morgan and daugh-
ter Mrs. Paul Foot and babe Mi-
chael have purchased and moved
into the house, formerly owned
by the late Mr. Wm. Amos of
Francis St.
Mrs. Harold Butler Jr. and
Marlene are camping at the pro-
vincial Park Ipperwash for a
month.
Sunday evening guests with
Mrs. Chris Fischer included
Mrs. Wes Hodgins of Lucan, Mr.
& Mrs. Ray Fisener, Mr. & Mrs.
Thomas Thompson, Ann and
Tommy of London, Mr. & Mrs.
Kennon Fischer, Kennon Jr. and
Jamie of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Fischer and son David of
C entralia.
Chief Constable A. E. Cowan,
who moved from Lucan to Ayr
has been in St. Marys Hospital,
Kitchener, for the last four
weeks.
Miss Florence Chown of St.
Thomas spent a few days last
week with her sister, Miss Reta
Chown.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott last
Wednesday visited Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Suter of Ailsa Craig and
saw their new son Tod, born in
St. Joseph's Hospital, July 9.
Mrs. Bruce McNiven of Lind-
say who attended her brother,
Mr. W. H. Dundas' funeral last
Wednesday in Lucan spent a few
days with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hamil-
ton.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith McComb
spent the weekend in Kitchener
the guests of Mr. & Mrs. Sam
Sehults.
Pot Pies 4 81;c::s $1
Mr. & Mrs. Rufus Thompson of
Main St. attended the 25th wedding
anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Wil-
bert Farrow of Owen Sound Sat-
urday and spent the weekend in
Owen Sound.
Mrs. Cliff Cronkite spent the
first week of her month's vaca-
tion, with Mr. Cronkite at their
cottage at Bayview and Sunday
attended the Greenwood family
picnic, with her family at Bur-
ford.
Dr. & Mrs. S. J. Morrison of
Detroit, who spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rummell
left their two small daughters,
Catherine and Marilyn for a holi-
day with their grandparents.
Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Redden at-
tended the Ford picnic at Wood-
stock last Sunday. Other rela-
tives were present from Toronto,
London, and Exeter.
Mrs. Wm. Lawrence, the form-
er Rose Revington, who was ser-
iously injured in a car accident
Feb. 28, 1965, has now left St.
Mary's Hospital, London and will
be going into a London Apart-
ment with Mr. Lawrence August
1. At present she is with her
sister Mrs. Harry MeNaughton of
London.
Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Mrs.
Erwin Scott and Mrs. Frank
Hardy attended the WI Historical
Research workshop at Bethel
Church, last Monday.
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Friends shower
bride with gifts
Miss Ilene Donaldson, bride-
eleet of August, was taken com-
pletely by surprise when she
walked into the new addition to the
Lucan United Church, Friday
evening, to find over 30 of her
friends there, to offer their con-
gratulations and to present her
with pantry and kitchen gilts.
The sponsor of the shower,
Miss Margaret Sach, had taken
Miss Donaldson with her to meet
Mrs. Myles Armstrong of Bervie,
who is to be soloist at the wed-
ding. When they went to the church
the bride-elect thought it was for
a practice, so imagine her sur-
prise:
An interesting program had
been pi epared. Readings, were
given by Mrs. Calvin Haskett,
Mrs. Murray Hodgins and Mrs.
Myles Armstrong. Though no
prizes were given, all enjoyed
three contests,
Miss Sach, who has been one
of Ilene's room-mates, for the
past two years, read an original
poem and assisted another room-
mate, Miss Alice Mae Sidebotham
and seven-year-old Lorraine
Lewis, present the gifts. Miss
Judy Haskett and Miss Coralyn
Donaldson aided the bride-eleCt
in the opening of the gifts,
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Pick two winners
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ONT, NO. 1
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Each year the CWL of St.
Patrick's Church, Lucan
$10 each for the most outstand-
ing Grade 8 girl and bey in St.
Patrick's Separate School.
This year's winners were Val-
erie Mooney, 12-year-olddaugh-
ter of Sgt and Mrs. Henry Moor,Py,'
with an average of el and Miehael
O'Neil, 14-year-old son ef Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford O'Neil, with an
average of 83.
BETTY St ART S IGA GRAND BEND
SEE THIS WEEK'S HANDBILL FOR MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES
Valerie is also a talented vo-
calist and public speaker. She
won three prizes at the 1966
Music Festival and several a-
wards for public speaking this
year.
Michael's talents, on the other
hand, are focused on sports. He
belongs to the Lucan f3antams
and Midget hockey teams and the
Bantam hell team,
Jo, • • W