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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-07-06, Page 13First graduates from Stephen central school llllll ll •••••• ••..' BUILDING A COTTAGE? Times-Advocate, July 6, 1967 Page 13 Induct new minister at Centralia .church PROFICIENCY AWARDS Excellence (80% or over), Alice Biemans, 90%, GeralcilneO'Shea, 90%, Carol Bonn, 86%; Honors (75% to 79%), Paul Milne, 78%, Francis Heenan, 75%; English Grammar Award, Alice Biemans, 92% average in all English Grammar examina- tions. Music, Singing and Theory, Francis Heenan. English Literature and Com- position and Reading, Geraldine O'Shea; S p e 11 i n g, Examinations and Class Contest, Carol Benn; Religion, Examination, Class work and contribution to church choir and Mass, Francis Heen- an; Perfect Attendance, Joanne Schoenmakers. Pupil showing the most effort, academically, socially and ath- letically, Pat Ryan. Loo, Mary Anne Van Gelderen, Joanne Van Lieshout, Joanne Vereyken. Huron Centennial top students The new Huron Centennial public school at Brucefield held its first graduation banquet last week and the top four grade eight students were honored. Above, principal Arnold Mathers is presenting the awards to Fred Armstrong, best all round boy; Brenda Turner, top academic girl; Diane MacKay, best all-round girl and Jim Dallas, top academic boy. — T-A photo The Rev. Robert V. Wilson, minister of Emmanuel United Church, North Bay, for the past ten years, who retired from the active ministry at the end of the Conference year has taken over the pastoral duties of the Cen- tralia United Church. The induction service Thursday evening was conducted by the Rev. S. E. Lewis, Exeter and the Rev. Donald Stuart, Bruce- field delivered the sermon. The Rev, E, Roulston who has supplied for the month of June was master of ceremonies for the reception which followed in the church schoolroom, Rev. and Mrs. Wilson took up residence in the manse last week. PERSONALS Mrs. John Thompson was a TO GRADE 2 Tony Alves, Rosa Linda Biem- ans, Rose Mary Boland, Peter Crunican, Mary Dewan, Margaret Duynisveld, Gerry Egan, Chris- tine Geertsen, Andrew Harrigan, Rosemary Hillman, Beverley Huffman, Tony Manders, Charlie Martens, Gerard Mitchell, Marie Morkin, Patrick Nevett, Mari- TO GRADE 6 Blll Biemans, Helen Biemans, Bernard Boland, Susan Co Dyre, Tommy Co Dyre, Shirley Cruni- can, Wilma De Kort, Joe Dewan, Fred Egan, Olga Grimminck, Joe Gysbers, Danny Harrigan, David Harrigan, Frank Jorna, Diana Martens, Peter Milne, MoYra Morkin, Kevin Munn, Joe Nevett, Mary Nevett, Steve O'Brien, Mi- chael O'Dwyer, Art O'Neil, Ger- ald Spruyt, David Toonders, Joe Vader, Bertha Vande Borne, John Van Eyk, Peter Vens, Peter Ver- eyken, William Vereyken, Don- ald Walters, Ricky Wood. TO GRADE '7 Maria Alves, MaryBenn, Mar- lene Boland, Angeline De Brouw- er, Mary Dietrich, John Gysbers, Bernard Harrigan, Lucy Hill- man, Helen Jorna, Gary Maslen, Ruth Mitchell, Dennis Munn, Pat- sy Nagle, Gregory Robertson, Colleen Ryan, John Sentjens, Paul Seifried, Mia Steeghs, William Timmermans, Danny Toner, Peter Vande Borne, Ann Van Eyk, Walda Van Geel. Pe,utafted4 TO GRADE 8 Alfred Alves, John Biemans, Kathleen Co Dyre, Rick Crane, Margaret Crunican, Ricky De Block, Joanne De Cort, Sylvest- er Grimminck, Billy Gysbers, Tony Martens, Carol O'Dwyer, Barbara Spruyt, Jane Vande Borne, Jack Van Geel, John Van Lieshout, Reta Wood, Sharon Wood. visitor for a few days last week at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sherman Eaton in London, Marikay Hodgins obtained first class honors and a mark of 93 in her dancing exam, Mrs. Lillian Graham of Errington Studios, London, is her teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Aurora were Saturday Visitors at the home of Mrs. Arthur Mc- Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tomes were holidaying at Miller Lake for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson attended the July 1st Centennial celebrations at Listowel and At- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and Marikay were holiday week- end guests with Dr. and Mrs. Imre Toth and Kimberley andDr. and Mrs. Laszlo Toth in Boston. Marikay remained for a week's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Drought spent the weekend at Tobermory, Mrs. Lorne Hicks and her sister Miss Wilda Pollock attend- ed a family picnic at the home of their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mackenzie and family in Kincardine on Sunday. Mrs. Arthur McFalls, her sis- ter, Mrs. Samson McFalls, and Randal Glenn are spending a few days at the Glenn's cottage at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larranie attended the Hunter family reunion at Riverview Park, Exeter on Sunday. Yvonne Jaques obtained honors in her grade 5 piano, Western Conservatory of Music. She is a pupil of Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins. ,111111,1111111.11110113111 iiiiii 1101148111111111110111111 llllllllll 1 Lucan Rec News Promotion, prize winners listed from St, Patrick 's anne Ryan, Matthew Sentjens, Jeannette Steeglis, M a. rilY n Theunissen, Reta Timmermans, Michael Toner, Robert Toonders, Douglas Vader, Gary Van Box- meer, Shari Van Bussel, Cindy Vanden Boomen, Harry Vanden Boomen, Connie Vander Loo, Karen Vander Loo, Janice Van- derploeg, Corinne V a nd euse n, Susan Van Eyk, Dolph Van Gelid- eren, Marty Van Praet, Frank Vereyken, Larry Walters. TO GRADE 3 Pat Berm, Joanne Boland, Ste- phen Cahill, Joan Co Dyre, Anne Crunican, Michael Crunican, Margaret Dewan, Christine Diet- rich, Mary Duenk, Marian ne G ie s e n, Theresa Grimminck, Rosemary Heessels, Rennie Jor- na, Debbie Loyens, Jerry Mar- tens, John McIlhargey, C h r i s Milne, Jim Mitchell, Greg Self- ried, Anita Steeghs, John Toond- ers, Matthew Toonders, Harry Van Boxmeer, Connie Van Bussel, Frank Van Bussel, Marian Van- den Heuvel, Henrietta Vandeurs- en, John Vander Lao, Tom Van Eyk, Leonard Wood, Martin Wood, Michael Wood. TO GRADE 4 John Alves (moving), James Benn, Joseph Cahill (transferred) Mary Co Dyre (moving), Diane Crunican, Linda Crunican, Vic- toria De Block, Harriet De Kort, Anne Marie Dewan, Helen Duyn- isveld, Eddy Groenwegen, Anita Gysbers, Frances Gysbers, Mark Harrigan, Ann Jorna, Marita Klo- seek, James Milne, Leo Milne, John Nevett, Denise O'Brien, Matthew O'Neill, William Sent- jens, Helen Timmermans, Mark Toner, Margaret Toonders, Wil- burt Vader, Frank Vanden Heu- vel, Gary Vanden Heuvel, Helen Van Gelderen, Jayme Van Praet, Elizabeth Vereyken, John Van Deursen, Michael Walters. ' TO GRADE 5 Maggie Biemans, David Crane, Jeffery De Brouwer, Peter Duenk, Leonard Duynisveld, Robby Grimminck, Mary Gysb- ers, Randy Harrigan, Anne Heen- an, Mary Jane Martens, Joseph Mitchell, Patricia Morkin, Nancy Murphy, Michael Nagle, Shelley O'Dwyer, Kevin O'Shea, Nancy Ryan, Mark Seifried, Helen Sen- tjens, John Steeghs, Nellie Tim- mermans, Joan Toonders, Jac- queline Vader, Martin Vander Jim Guenther and John Hayter. Third row, Randy Smith, Bob Adams, Cameron McArthur, Glenn Cooper, Orville James, Donald Jones and Gordon Weigand. Second row, Marie Anderson, Cathy Schroeder, Lana Clarke, Marilyn Pfaff, Nancy Scott, Sandra Baker, Dianne Shapton and Bonnie Mason. Front, Sally Verkerk, Susan Davey, Judy Desjardine, Elva Finkbeiner, Heather Whitney, Nellie Zondag, Kathy Gaiser and Joanne Hayter. — T-A photo The first graduates of the new Stephen township Central school re- ceived their diplomas at commencement exercises held at the Dash- wood Community Hall, Tuesday. Principal Ronald Heimrich presented the certificates and J. L. Wooden spoke to the graduating class. Re- ceiving the Albert Gaiser Award as the top students in the grade eight class were Lana Clarke and Orville James. Back row, left, Allan Parsons, Bill Kraft, Danny C alcott, David Goodale, Peter Kl einstiver, TO GRADE 9 Carol Benn, Alice Biemans, William Damen, John Dewan, Paula Dietrich, Remie Grim- minck, Neil Gysbers, Benedict Harrigan, Catherine Harrigan, Francis Heenan, Ronald Hill- man, Bruce Maslen, Paul Milne, Janet Nagle, Geraldine O'Shea, Thomas O'Shea, Patrick Ryan, Joanne Schoenmakers, Rita Swinkels, Kenneth Timmermans. TO GRADE 8 Mary Damen, Gerard Dewan, Frank Dietrich, Veronica Jorna, Lawrence Milne, Jean Murphy, Casey Schoenmakers, Arthur Skonieczny, Martin Steeghs, Dor- othy Timmermans, Keith Van Geel, Rita Van Lieshout. Hold school picnic LUCAN CHURCH NEWS Fete departing residents laWagiaaaapaEa,:.< •ar: • • an,4,4-...r.b-kganinagategfneVAIMV Staffa WI hear Perth history ANGLICAN The Anglican Guild met in the Parish Hall last Wednesday even- ing. Mrs. Don Ankers assisted the president, Mrs. Charles Hag- gar, in the worship service. During the business session it was decided the ladies would paint a small room in the base- ment. After a long discussion it was finally decided not to instal a booth at Lucan's street bazaar Friday. 1 lllllllllllllllllllllll iiiiiii1111111111111111111111.011 lllllllll I By J. F. BURT Well we have our swimming pool open now and everything is really buzzing with all the child- ren splashing about. I have a good swim session in progress with 165 entries in. We didn't have any ball last week with all the rain. Although we played a Bantam game at Bryanston Tuesday, June 27 and got beaten 9-7. Although the boys should have won, as usual they had one bad inning and away went the old ball game. We had a large Dutch wedding in the Centre Saturday night, July 1. Miss Jean Cornelisson of Clan- deboye was the bride. We have public swimming at the pool every day from 2 - 4 pm and 7 - 9 pm. We will be having adult lessons if enough of the older people are interested, 6-7 pm or 9-10 pm two nights a week. in memory of the late Mrs. Arthur Hodgson. A special cen- tennial service was held com- piled by The Canadian Council of Churches, with Sr. and Jr. choirs taking part. like a garden without flowers. Mrs. Garnet Taylor gave as her topic "An old Doctor's Advice", which was written by Dr. Paul Dudley White. Mrs. Roy MacDonald gave a Templeman and family. Mr. Ray Balkwell received word the end of the week of the death of Mr. Ed. Olver, Corning, Sask. humorous reading "Johnny En- tertains". As the special feature Mrs. Ross McPhail read several paragraphs from a book entitled "Early History of Perth County" which was written in 1902. The meeting closed with the Queen, following which pictures of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were hung. SUNDAY SERVICE Communion and special cen- tennial service was held Sunday morning at which a hymn com- posed by the Rev. G. W. Sach of the United Church was sung. It was announced Mr. David Long, a Huron College student, would be in charge of the July services. Choose best at field day Staffa WI met in the township hall Wednesday evening June 28 with Mrs. Ed Chappel presiding. Roll call "one of my grandmoth- er's health remedies", was ans- wered by 18 members. Reports were given from the committees for the area con- vention, Mitchell Fair, township hall and the Centennial float. An invitation to attend a picnic in Riverview Park was accepted from Kirkton WI. As Mrs. Chap- pel was unable to attend the FWIC in Guelph, she read an interesting press report on the convention. There will be no meeting in July and the August meeting is in charge of the di- rectors. The conveners of Home Eco- nomics and Health then took charge of the meeting. Mrs. Cam- eron Vivian presented the motto — Life without friends would be Conklin's Will Supply EVERYTHING You Need including the LOT If You Wish UNITED The evening UCW meeting was held last Tuesday evening in "he schoolroom with Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Mrs. Tom Barr and Mrs. Leonard Smith, in charge of the worship service. They were assisted by Mrs. Don Maguire for the lunch. As Mrs. Dave Park was in Toronto, there was no study book. Mrs. Stanley read an article on U C PRESENT GIFTS The annual picnic of SS 3 Hib- bert was held recently with a large crowd in attendance. After a bounteous picnic sup- per, games and relays were held under the direction of Brenda Kerslake, Carol Glanville, Allan Butson, Rannie Armstrong and Doris Jeffery. During the evening apresenta- tion was made to Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald, who are moving from the communit y. Brenda Kerslake read an address and Bill Jeffery and Dianne Miller presented them each with gifts. Mrs. James McNaughton is the teacher. at Lucan, but the pastor, Rev. Gordon McDonald, took the morn- ing service before leaving for Arthur. CGIT NEWS The Lucan-Clandeboye CGIT and friends enjoyed a bus trip to Midland Friday, June 30. Forty-two girls and four adults visited the Indian Village, Fort St. Marie and the Martyrs Shrine. A brief business meeting was held on the bus when the girls were reminded of the "Sweet 'n Junk" booth at the Centennial Sidewalk Sale and Street Dance Friday, July 7. Each family is asked to provide a double recipe of its favorite candy. Candy and "junk" are to be brought to the church Thursday evening at 7 pm. UCW NEWS Plans are finalized for the "Nearly New" Shop to be held in connection with the Centennial Sidewalk and Street Dance on Friday, July 7. All contributions are to be taken to the Cochrane Store where members will re- ceive and price them. Mr. and Mrs. John Morkin of Grande Prairie, Alberta, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Hugh O'Leary in London, and renewing old friendships at Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simpson and family of London have moved into the house vacated by Mr. Jas. Cahill. Leonard Anderson, eight- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson of Alice St. who was a patient of the War Mem- orial Hospital for five days, was able to be brought home. Mrs. N. W. Wasnidge of Water St. who has been on the sick list for some time is now a patient at Craig Holme, Ailsa Craig. Mr. Bernard Stanley B.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stan- ley, who has been attending Mc- Master University at Hamilton, has received word that he won a $2600 Fellowship. Ann Thompson of London is spending a few weeks of her summer vacation with her grand- mother, Mrs. Katherine Fischer. Mrs. Mary Squire last Monday entertained twelve little girls in honor of her daughter, Mary Jane Culbert's 10th birthday. She was assisted by Jane Crozier and Maureen Smith. Mrs. J. R. Murray and Bob were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray of London. Bye Bye Pat owned and driven by Clint Hodgins won the Juvenile Pace at the Western Fair Race- way Saturday evening and Fire- side Adios owned by Dr. Harvey Revington of London and Don Revington of Lucan paced the mile in the fastest trip of the night. Mrs. Harold McFalls spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Larry McFalls of London and assisted them settle in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gabel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mordush, Frankie, Charlen and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Varga, Marie, Danny and Billy of London were Sunday guests of Mrs. Katherine Fischer of George St. Mrs. Lily O'Neil of Detroit has returned home after a three week visit with her sister, Mrs. Harold Hodgins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien and son Courtis of Kingston were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cantelon and Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Cantelon of West Lorne were Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross are spending a week with Quebec relatives. Sure you can afford a summer cottage and now is the time to call your nearest CONKLIN BUILDING CENTRE. You are assured quality, service and guaranteed satisfaction with the building supplies you'll need • . and you can buy on a "Life-Insured Payment Plan."' SHOWER Last Friday the ladies of the church met at the home of Mrs. Howard Currie and presented Mrs. Gordon McDonald with a baby shower. Games and re- freshments followed. Flowers in the church were PENTECOSTAL July 1-9 being the annual con- ference and Camp meeting at Arthur, most of the congregation spent the weekend there. The evening service was cancelled NO MONEY DOWN . . . 10 FULL YEARS TO PAY P.1111.111.111.111..1.1111111111.111.1.1.1 11111111.1111111111111111111111111.111.,111,: We Still Have Some Choke LAKEFRONT LOTS AT GRAND BEND And Building Lots at RUTHVEN PERSONALS Misses Bonnie Miller, Brenda Kerslake, Joanne and Fay Tern- pleman, Ron Miller and Glen El- liott were among the young people who left for Expo by bus on Mon- day, returning Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Mayer and Debra, Fergus, visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Cathy Harrigan, Kevin Munn, Remie Grimminck, Peter Milne, Jack Van Geel, Walda Van Geel, David Harrigan, David Toanders, Olga G rim minck, Wilma De Kort, Arthur Skonieczny and Mary Dietrich. llllllllllllllll 1 llllllll 116.,1111.11.oliiI11•11111111 lllllllllllll 1111111111 llllll 11 Students of St. Patrick Sep- arate School in Biddulph town- ship completed the school year with a successful field day. Winners in the dash events for both boys and girls in every age range from 6 to 16 were as follows: Marie Morkin, Larry Walters, Margaret Duynesveld, Michael Wood, Margaret Dewan, William Sentjens, Anne Heenan, Dave Crane, Helen Sentjens, Robbie Grimminck, Mary Dietrich, Willie Timmermans, Barbara Spruyt, Keith Van Geel, Paula Dietrich, Pat Ryan, Cathy Harri- gan, Tom O'Shea, Alfred Alves and Sharon Wood. Second place finishers in each of the dashes are listed below: Shari Van Bussel, Charlie Martens, Mary Dewan, Martin Wood, Vickie De Block, Lenny Wood, Nancy Ryan, Jim Berm, Joanne Vereyken, Randy Harri- gan, Olga Grimminck, Gary Mas- len, Ann Van Eyk, Bernard Har- rigan, Rita Wood, Rick Crane, Mary Damen, Billy Gysbers and Neil Gysbers. The winning baseball team playing in a school house league of eight squads was composed of the following: Gerald Dewan, GET YOUR COPY OF OUR " N EW USEFUL GARAGE PLAN BOOK Looking for a garage style that exactly suits your home? Then come in and see our wide variety of plans. You'll see some with an attractive porch for outdoor living, some with attached sheds for bikes and garden tools, others with extra room for built-in storage cabinets and workshop space. 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