HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-05, Page 5Hensall girl new lifeguard
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SPEAKER —
REV. CLIFFORD WAITE
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Clifford Waite is presently serving the United
Church Pastoral Charge of Mindaumin. He is
head of the English department Dresden
Secondary School. He has served with the
RCAF Bomber Command and the Chaplaincy
Service. He is in constant demand as a speaker
at conventions, service clubs and rural and
industrial organizations.
• Special Music by lime United Church Choir
• Instrumental Music by Mrs. J. Turkheim,
Organist; Ronald Doehn, Pianist; and Mrs. Berne
McKinley, Marimbaist
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Miss Carolyn Cook, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook has
accepted a position as lifeguard
at the Huron Park swimming
pool.
Miss Julie Mock returned
home following a tonsilectomy
at South Huron Hospital.
Mrs, Bertha MacGregor
returned to her home after
spending a month on course at
• the Ontario Hospital
Association, Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle
entertained their family to a
graduation dinner Tuesday of
last week at Hook's Restaurant
in London in honor of their
daughter, Margaret Ann who
• graduated that day with a
Bachelor of Arts degree from the
University of Western Ontario.
Those present for the occasion
were Mr. & Mrs. William Mickle,
"amela and Judith; Mr. & Mrs.
Ross MacMillan, Waterloo;
Charles and Robert Mickle; and
guests Mrs. Florence Joynt, Miss
Lynne Crouch and Paul
Willoughby.
Harry Page left Monday June
2 for his new position as
manager of the PUC Winaham.
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think there's any need to go into
detail. I was glad the two police
cars were there.
The next night, there was a
big fire, about four blocks from
our house, when a lumber yard
went up in a dazzling display.
And who was there hot-rodding
it from all over town to get a
ring-side seat, Good, honest,
responsible tax-payers. Including
yours truly.
I was so pleased (I've always
loved a good fire, especially at
night) that I left my wife
standing in her dressing-gown
and pyjamas; about a block from
the blaze, while I pressed closer
for a cheek-by-jowl view with
the other sensible citizens.
"Ain't she a dandy?" And
"That's a real ripper," we
grinned into each others' orange
faces, a little disappointed
because there was no wind, and
the firemen were preventing it
from spreading. My wife walked
three blocks home, in her night
attire. I'd forgotten her
completely. What kind of
monsters are we?
And then I went back to
school after the weekend, and
here are these Grade 12
students, in panel discussions,
sane, serious and sensible,
grappling intelligently with the
problems they're going to have
to face shortly.
They're not doing it to
impress me. Some of their
opinions would curl their
mothers' hair. But they don't
like society much the way it is,
and they want to do something
about it.
They get angry with each
other, disagree, grow red in the
face, and shout at each other
like — well, like a group of
adults.
Crazy world, but it's the one
I want to stay in for a while, at
least. Today's world, in addition
to the cold bincoculars of the
historians, needs some minor
chroniclers, like your humble
servant, to tell it as it was.
Mrs. Page and family will remain
in Hensall for the present.
Harold Homer, resident at
the Blue Water Rest Home,
Zurich, was taken by ambulance
Friday to South Huron Hospital.
Mrs. Keith Buchanan is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where she underwent
surgery Tuesday, June 3.
Mrs. Louise Simpson, resident
at Blue Water Rest Home is
spending a few weeks with
members of her family in
Birmingham, Mich.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Funk have
taken up residence in Exeter.
Mrs. Earl Soldan is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Donald McArthur of Newton
Robinson, Ontario, visited with
relatives in the vicinity Sunday.
Annual Penny Sale draw
sponsored by Legion Ladies
Auxiliary, will be held Friday at
9 p.m.
Mrs. Leona Parke and
Patricia, Mr, & Mrs. Howard
Lemmon, Varna, and Preston
Lemmon, London, spent the
weekend with relatives in
Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle, Mr.
& Mrs. William Mickle, Mr. &
Mrs. Charles Crouch and MiSs
Lynne Crouch, Arva, Mr. Charles
Mickle and Miss Ann Mickle
attended the Convocation at the
University of Western Ontario
last Saturday when the former's
son, Robert Ernest graduated
with his Master's Degree in
Science.
Mr. & Mrs. John Joynt have
taken up residence in the Fink
apartments.
Don MacLaren of Toronto
visited recently with his mother,
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor and Mr.
& Mrs. Lorne Chapman and
sons.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Pollock, Jim
and Jane, visited in Paris Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Beaver, Scott and Kim.
Mrs. Harry Caldwellis visiting
with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Moore and family, Stratford.
Mrs. F. G. Bonthron visited
recently with Mrs. Pearl
Baynham and Colleen in
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mason and
family of Sault' Ste. Marie,
Michigan, visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Mason's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E.
Bell.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was a
TO HAMILTON
Charles Thomas Mickle, son of
Mr. and Mrs, E. Laird Mickle,
Hensall, will receive his Master
of Arts degree in International
Relations from Lehigh
University, Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania, June 9. He will
return to the Hamilton Board of
Education in September and has
been promoted to the position
of Assistant Head in History,
Charles is a former honor
graduate of U.W.O. and
S.H.D.H.S.
Spring flowers decorated the
Hensall United Church Sunday
School Room as six Brownies
were received into the Guide
Company by Captain Mrs. Jean
Turner and Lieutenant Mrs.
, Carol Cooper.
They were Tracey Turner,
Barbara Cooper, Deana Reaburn,
Tammy Baker, Susie Vanstone
and Tonette Mattucci.
Golden Hands were awarded
recent visitor with Mr. & Mrs.
Eric Munroe in Seaforth.
A number of members of
Amber Rebekah Lodge were
entertained at the birthday party
of Pride of Huron Lodge,
Exeter, Wednesday evening.
M, r. & Mrs. Lorne Thompson
of Toronto are visiting with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Roy Parlmer.
Mrs. Fred Peters is 'a patient
in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Miss Mary Nichol, missionary
on furlough from India, visited
recently with Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Parker and Patsy.
Carl Stoneman, who has been
receiving treatment at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, for the
past month returned to his home
this week.
TO A LTHOUSE
Margaret Ann Mickle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Laird Mickle,
Hensall, received her Bachelor of
Arts degree in Home Economies
with honors at the University of
Western Ontario Convocation,
May 27. She plans to attend
Althouse College of Education
in the fall. Ann is a former
honor graduate of S.H.D.H.S.
to them by Tawny Owl Mrs. Pat
Venner and their wings by
Brown Owl, Mrs. Anita Cook.
The- theme of the "Fly Up"
was "Remember" as the
remaining Brownies presented a
Panorama of Brownie days for
their departing friends.
Several Brownies received
Interest badges from Tawny Owl
Mrs. Shirley Luther. Cyclist
badges were given to Tracey
Turner, Barbara Cooper, Deana
Reaburn, and Tammy Baker.
Book Lovers' badges went to
Jennifer Cook and Brenda
Pepper; Toy Makers' to Kim and
Karen Boyle; and Minstrel to
Deana Reaburn and Nancy
McCurdy.
Tracey Turner won the first
Hensall Brownie to receive her
Cook's badge.
Following the Flying-up, the
Girl Guides were presented with
incentive badges earned since
January. These included the Fire
Brigade and Keep-Fit Badges
which were done as a Company
as well as the Home Nurse,
Minstrel, Cook, Knitter,
Laundress and Homemaker
badges earned through individual
efforts.
Dave Sangster, Hensall Fire
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Robert Ernest Mickle, son of Mr.
and Mrs, E. Laird Mickle,
Hensall, received his Master of
Science degree in Physics at
U.W.O. Convocation, Saturday,
May 31. He is continuing his
studies at the University of
Western Ontario, leading to his
PhD in Science. Robert is a
former honors graduate of
U.W.O. receiving the Gold Medal
and an honor graduate of
S.H.D.H.S.
Chief, and Bill Fuss showed two
safety films stressing the
importance of care and advanced
planning for fire emergency in
the home.
Several Guides then earned
their Hostess badges by serving
lunch to the Brownies and
guests.
In a recent enrolment
ceremony the first Hensall
Brownie Pack received the
following Brownies: Lori Lovell,
Lori Mousseau, Marilyn Pepper,
Deanie McClinchey, Dorna
Williams, Karen Volland and
Donna Jean Allan.
This brings the total Brownie
membership to 41 led by Brown
Owl Mrs. Robert Cook, Tawny
Owl Mrs. Rodger Venner, Mrs.
Eric Luther and Kathy Cook as
Packie.
Saturday the Hensall
Brownies and Guides with their
Leaders enjoyed a picnic at
Fanshawe Park, London, and an
interesting tour of the pioneer
village located there.
This marks the official end of
the Brownie year until
September.
MORE HENSALL NEWS
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TimesAsIvogote,,. June < 1909. Page
WI bus trip to Kitchener
Kippen East W.I. sponsored a Per hour, turkeys at igo per
bus trip Wednesday to Kitehener hour.
with 37 ladies taking the trip, They also toured the factory
They NO$ited e where Arrow shirts are
Tens:la-Flesh Turkey and manufactured and visited
Chicken, processing plant at Huronia Hall for the 0,N.I.)3.
Petersburg. Production of this A smorgasbord dinner was
plant exceeds seventeen million enjoyed at the Hurlburt Tavern,
pounds a year, Chickens are then shopping and the theatre to
processed at the rate of 3,000 see "Funny Girl"
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