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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-10-22, Page 7Public School Field Day Winners (Continued from Page One) Laughlin; 3. Debbie Read - Man. Grade 2 -Miss Conn: 1. Deb- bie Sanderson; 2, Debbie Well - wood; 3. Lori Hopper. Grade 4 -Miss Armitage and Mrs. Radford: 1, Olive Lapp; 2, Janet McGee; 3. Karen Strang. Grade 3 -Mrs. Pennington r• and Miss Armitage; 1. Chris- tine Rae; 2. Janice Ohm; 3. Joanne Stephens. , Grade 4 -Mrs. Moffatt: 1. Sylvia McLean; 2, Beverly Merrick; 3. Connie Burke. Grade 1 -Mrs. Wheeler: 1. Jeffrey Bumstead; Mamie Strong; 3. Ricky MacKay. Grade 1 -Miss Johnston: 1. Terry Simmons; 2. David Reid; 3. Ronnie Seli. Grade 2, Mrs. Mundell: 1. James Ritter; 2. Bradley Sim- s mons; 3. Bobby Williams. Grade 2, Miss Conn: 1. Chas Bondi; 2. Neil Reece; 3. Shane Foxton. Grade 4, Miss Armitage and Mrs. Radford: 1. Ronnie Perrott; 2. Doug Leitch; 3. Bill Brown. • Grade 3, Mrs. Pennington and Miss Armitage: 1. Laurie Foxton and Stephen Caslick; 2. Douglas VanderWoude and Tommy Lee; 3. Murray Hun- ter and Brian Pollock. • Grade 4, Mrs. Moffatt: 1. John Smith; 2. Stewart Hunter; 3. Ronnie Murray, THREE-LEGGED RACE Grade 1 -Mrs, Wheeler: 1. Lynn Foxton and Marlene Fox - ton; 2. Julie Henderson and • Faye Walden; 3. Kendra Fea- gan and Laurie Bailey; Lorna Wenger and Sharen McKee, Grade 1 -Miss Johnston: 1. Ruth Corrin and Debbie Yoe- • 1 1 man; 2, Joan Cerson and Sher en McKee; 3. Carol Carter and Debbie Kernaghan, Grade 2 -Mrs. Mundell; 1. Lois McLaughlin and Debbie Readman; 2. Janice Rae and Joan Johnston; 3. Debbie Brenzil and Trudy Templeman. Grade 2 -Miss Conn; 1.Con- nie Jamieson and Brenda La Rose; 2. Marlene Sewers and Cathy Schiestel; 3. Lori Hop- per and Debbie Welwood. Grade 3 and 4 -Miss Armitage and Mrs. Radford; 1, O l i v e Lapp, Marilyn Collar; 2. Janet McGee, Bonnie McTaggart; 3. Sandra Carter, Doris Lewis. Grade 3 -Mrs. Pennington and Miss Armitage: 1. Christine Wray, Janet Gorrie; 2. Kathy Guest, Joapne Stephens; 3, Eri- ka During, Siglinde During. Grade 4 -Mrs. Moffatt: 1. Sylvia MacLean, Vicki Taylor; 2. Beverley Merrick, Ellen Gor- rie; 3. Gail Remington, Con- nie Burke, THREE-LEGGED RACE Grade 1, Mrs. Wheeler: 1. Stephen MacDonald and Ri- cky Williams; 2. Carl Bondi and Richard Wehmeyer; 3. Billy Rapson and Brian MacTavish. Grade 1, Miss Johnston: 1. Randy VanderWoude and Jim- VanderWoude, 2. Terry Sim- mons and Ricky Sallows; 3. Brian Perrott and John Kennedy. Grade 2, Miss Mundell: 1. Bradley Simmons and Bobby Williams; 2. Paul Connell and Ricky Jacklin; 3. Allen Fox - ton and Timmy Lloyd. Grade 2, Miss Conn: 1. Bob- by Lillycrop and Jim Bailey; 2. Jim Shropshrall and Peter Hil- bert; 3. Cary McDonald, Carl Good. Grade 4, Miss Armitage and Mrs. Radford: 1, Ronnie Perrott ....,.4•11..#..w,..M:...uirN.A'.,:....,ill✓"rNi.rliiLf...,,..f.YrOlwoic • Jack Alexander AUCTIONEER and Appraiser We handle Town and Farm Sales • Phone 357-3631 - Wingham ilm0.u0.00u00.n.ys,!eue...,4ua♦.r.q.u-Isn.a®u.a.rw...mir poenee.r40.0.04000,YMk Business and Professional Directory AMBULANCE Service CALL - S. J. WALKER PHONE Day - Night 357-1430 Frederick F. Homuth Phm.S., R.O. Carol E. Hornuth, RO Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO OPTOMETRISTS , Phone 118 HARRISTON • ONTARIO BUTLER, DOOLEY, CLARKE &STARKE Chartered Accountants Trustee In Bankruptcy Licensed Municipal Auditor 21%d Floor, PUC Blanding Cor. Josephine * John Ste. WINGHAM, Dial 357-1561 AD H. MCTAVISH BARRISTER. SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC Teaswater - Ontario Tri. 302.8873. Tecewatpr Wroneter.-Every Wedneedhy afternoon. 2-4 p.m.. or by appointment P. D. Hemingway, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Professional Office Building LISTOWEL, ONTARIO For Appointment: Phone 1650, Listowel Pearson, Edwards 8 co. Chartered Accountants P. R. PEARSON Trustee in Bankruptcy 306 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM - Tel. 357-2891 Gaviller, McIntosh & Ward Chartered Accountants Resident Partner J. E. Kennedy, C.A. Opposite Post Office Dial 881-3471 • Walkerton CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Wingham - Dial 357-3630 J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C. J. T. GOODALL BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY, Etc. Otfloe--Meyer B1k,. Winsitam DIAL 357.1990 meremanneelonnemerommeouraemenneemmeremateenomneloterl PHAIR AND ACHESON CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS MUNICIPAL AUDITORS BOX 663 KINCARDINE PHONE 55 and Steven Watson; 2, Paul Swatridge, David Tiffin; 3. Bill Brown, Bernie Bailey, Grade 3, Mrs, Pennington and Miss Armitage; 1. Billy Stone, Doug VandrWoude; 2. Laurie Foxton, Dennis Dolgos; 3. Stewart Holloway, Keith Hodgkinson, 1. Tommy Lee, Steven Caslick; 2, Ricky Tif- fin, Brian Pollock. Grade 4, Mrs, Moffatt: 1. John Smith, Brian Shropshall; 2. Randy Brenzil, Terry Har- court; 3. Ronnie Murray, Ro- bert VanderWoude, SENIOR BOYS High Jump: 1, Preston Led - let; 2. Bruce Cameron; 3. Don- ald Hastings, Relay Race; 1. Monty Tem- pleman, Grant Heywood, Paul Guest, Norman MacLennan; 2. David Schiestal, Donald Hastings, Terry Deyell, Randy Elrick; 3, Bruce Cameron, Larry Gordon, Ross Caslick, Gary Brenzil. Three-legged race: 1, Mon- ty Templeman, Bruce Camer- on; 2. Bruce Henry, Wayne Hunter; 3. Kenneth Rae, Ste- ven Seli, Soft -ball Throw: 1. Randy Elrick, 2. David Schiestal, 3, Monty Templeman. Run Broad Jump: 1. David Schiestal, 2. Gary McKay, 3. Preston Lediet. 75 yard Dash; 1. David Schiestal, 2. Grant Heywood, 3. Monty Templeman. Stand. Broad Jump: 1. Dav- id Schiestel, 2. Tom Irwin, 3. Bill Strong, Monty Templeman (tie). Champion: - David Schiestel Runner up: -Monty Templeman. INTERMEDIATE BOYS Running broad: 1. Terry Dingman, 2. David Balser, 3, Carl Mowbray, Wayne Carter ( tie). Three Legged race 1. Barry Gardner, Leslie Thompson, 2. John Leitch, John Deneau; Bob Shaunessy, Randy Hafer- mehl, tied; 3. Bob McGee, Jerry Marks. 75 yard dash; 1, Terry Ding- man, 2. Bob Shaunessy, 3. John Deneau. Standing broad: 1. David Balser, 2. Terry Dingman and Carl Mowbray, tie; 3. John De- neau, Softball throw: 1, Terry Dingman, 2. Donald Shrop- shall and Carl Mowbray, tie, 3. Bob Shaunessy. High Jurgp: 1. David Balser, 2. Terry Dingman, 3. Randy Hafermehl. Relay Race: 1. John Leitch, John Deneau, David Gibson, Bob Shaunessy; 2, Terry Ding- man, Donald Shropshall; Wayne Carter, Brad McKay; 3. Leslie Thompson, Carl Mowbray, Jer- ry Marks, Barry Gardner. Champion; Terry Dingman; Runner up: David Balser: JUNIOR BOYS Standing Broad Jump': 1 . Paul Douglas; 2. Cecil McKe 3. Steven Lloyd. High Jump; 1, Steven Lloyd 2. Paul Douglas; 3. Terry Reid. Soft Ball Throw: 1, Bill Hilbert; 2. Terry Reid; 3. Doug Casemore, Foot Race: 1. Jim Brooks; 2. Brad Lewis; 3. Cecil Mc- Kee, Running Broad Jump: 1. Rus- sell Foxton; 2. Terry Reid; 3. Larry Simmons. . Three -Legged Race: 1. Jim Brooks, Brad Lewis; 2. Bill Hilbert, John Schipper; 3. Philip Beard, Cecil McKee. WheeI-Barrow Race: 1. Bill Hilbert, John Schipper; 2, Paul Douglas, Terry Carter; 3.Jim Brooks, Brad Lewis; Philip Beard, Cecil McKee, tie. Relay Race: 1, Paul Douglas John Schipper, Bill Hilbert, Steven Lloyd; 2. Cecil McKe Russel Foxton, Terry Reid, John Stevens; 3. Brad Lewis, Jim Brooks, Doug Casemore, Philip Beard, Champion: Bill Hilbert; run- ner-up, Paul Douglas, SENIOR GIRLS Champion: Barbara Boyd; runner-up, Janna Ewing. Running Race: 1. Barbara Boyd; 2. Judy Reid; 3. Valer- ie Selling, Three -Legged Race: 1. Gail Irvine; Jennifer Henderson; 2. Barbara Boyd, Linda Aitcheson; 3, Ellen Cruickshank, Julie Adams. Softball Throw; 1. Sheila Edward; 2. Judy Reid; 3. Bar- bara Dauphin, Novelty Race; 1. Cathy Wenger; 2. Janna Ewing; 3. Gail Irvine, Running Broad Jump; 1, Bar- bara Boyd; 2. Ellen Cruick- shank; 3. Julie Adams, Relay Race: 1, Barbara Boyd, Ellen Cruickshank, Janna Ewing, Gayle Gannett; 2. Julie Adams, Cathy Wenger, Judy Reid, Suzanne Doll; 3. Barbara Dauphin, Vicki Rosenhagen, Linda Lockridge, Janis Carter. High Jump: 1. Barbara Boyd; 2. Linda' Cerson; Man- na Ewing, Standing Broad Jump: 1. Janna Ewing; 2. Barbara Boyd; 3. Ellen Cruickshank, INTINTERMEDIATE GIRLS Running Race; 1. Adora MacLean; 2. Jeanette McDon- ald; 3. Luanne Lavergne, High Jump: 1, Sandra Tiffin; 2, Julie Burke; 3, Rhonda Bell. Three -Legged Race: 1, Can- dice Foxton, Luanne Lavergne; 2. Jane Bateson, Julie Burke; 3. Suzanne Brenzil, Sandra Tif- fin, Novelty Race: 1. Adora Mac- Lean; 2, Luanne Lavergne; 3. Candice Foxton, Stand. Broad Jump: 1. San- dra Tiffin; 2. Sally Lou Elliott; 3. Luanne Lavergne. Running Broad Jump: 1. Jeannette McDonald and Sandra Tiffin, tie; 2. Rhonda Bell; 3. Candice Foxton, and Karen Hastings, tie. Soft -ball Throw: 1. Jane Ann Nethery; 2, Luanne La- vergne; 3. Jackie Stone, Patty Cantelon, tie, Relay Race: 1. Jean Irwin, Marie Whitby, Karen Hastings, Candice Foxton; 2. Luanne La- vergne, Jane Bateson, Julie Burke, Sandra Tiffin; 3. Su- zanne Brenzil, Rhonda Bell, Jeannette McDonald; Ann Well - wood. Champion: Sandra Tiffin; runner up, Luanne Lavergne. JUNIOR GIRLS Relay Race: 1. Christine Kregar, Margaret McLaughlin, Karen Sutcliffe, Joanne Camer- on; 2. Daphne Robb, Bonnie Feagan, Elizabeth Jacklin, Nancy Gardner; 3, Patty Boyd, Kim Mellor, Marlene Irvine, Susan Williams. Novelty Race: 1. Nancy Gardner; 2, Daphne Robb; 3. Bonnie Feagan, Running Broad Jump: 1. Da- phne Robb; 2. Marlene Irvine; 3. Patty Boyd, High Jump: 1, Patty Boyd; 2. Daphne Robb; 3. Marlene Irvine. Standing Broad Jump: 1. Da- phne Robb; 2. Patty Boyd; 3. Karen Sutcliffe. Running Race: 1. Daphne Robb; 2. Christine Kregar; 3, Patty Boyd and ElizabethJacklin, Three-legged Race; 1. Patty Boyd and Karen Sutcliffe; 2. Marlene Irvine and Susan Wil- liams, Christine Kregar and Karen Ritter (tied); 3. Bonnie Feagan and Nancy Gardner. Soft -ball Throw: 1. Daphne Robb; 2. Sandra Lee; 3. Cher- yle Bailey and Christine Kregar (tied), Junior Girls Champion: Da- phne Robb; runner-up, Patty Boyd. Dinner Held for Mr., Mrs. J. Michie A Thanksgiving dinner was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Michie who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the home of their son, George, on the 5th line ofMor- ris. Those attending were Mr, and Mrs, Ross Anderson, of Bel - grave, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Ni- chol, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Gras - by, Donna and Mary, Mr. Ro- bert and Ernest Michie and Mrs. E. Leslie, Mr, John and Miss Gladys Michie of Saginaw, Mr. Martin Grasby, Mr. Chas. W. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cole of London, Mrs. Ray Cole of Oshawa. Mrs. Rhoda Cole of Scarborough. There were also six grandchildren present, Ruth and Lloyd Michie, Richard, Nancy, Doreen and Sheila An- derson, Those who served were Mrs. Mrs. Wenger Was former Teacher Mrs, Robert Wenger, who had been a resident of Wing - ham for the past eight years, died shortly after noon on Fri- day in the Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital, where she had been a patient for more than five years. She was in her8lst year, Born at Canton, Ontario, near Port Hope on June 14, 18841 she was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Martin. Later she moved with her parents to Arva and then to Lucan, where she attended high school. A graduate of the Stratford Model School and London Normal School, she taught public schools in Bid - dulph Township and at Ayton. In 1910 she was married to Robert Wenger of Ayton and they resided in that village un- til 1923 when they moved to Goderich. In 1928 the family moved to Palmerston and the following year to Mitchell, where her husband died in 1939. She made her home with her sons at Mildmay and later in Wingham until serious illness developed five years ago. She is survived by two sons, Barry and Robert Wenger, both of Wingham; four sisters, Miss Holly Martin, London; Mrs. T. A. Hodgins, Lucan; Mrs. Wil- liam Westney, West Hill; Mrs. Joseph Frey, San Diego, Cal; and one brother, Charles Mar- tin, Winnipeg. There are six grandchildren, David, Lee and Catharine Wenger, Lorna, Ja- net and James Wenger, all in Wingham. Her eldest son, Da- vid, died in 1932 at the age of 20. Mrs. Wenger was a person of Ross Nichol and daughter, Mar- garet and Mrs. Ada Smith of Brussels. PERSONALS -Mr, and Mrs. Jim Kraem- er and family of Walkerton vi- sited Saturday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Machan; Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Machan spent Sunday at the same home. -Miss Edna Mitchell of Wa- terford is spending a week's vacation with her mother, Mrs. H, Mitchell on Alfred Street. -Mr. and Mrs. Harley Switzer and Mr. and Mrs. Ver- non Whitwell of Binbrook spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brenzil, They all attended the Canadian Order of Foresters Assembly at Clinton Saturday evening. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct, 22, 1964 - Page 7, ready wit and goad humor and her interests were keen and var- ied. During her active years she was widely called upon as a public speaker and had address- ed many women's organizations on a wide range of topics. In Goderich she was one of the early members of a well-known amateur dramatic group, She had taken an active place in the church organiza- tions in all the towns in which she had lived and was a charter member of the Ayton Women's Institute which was formed well over 50 years ago. In her later years she became interested in painting and the homes of ma- ny of her friends contain sam- ples of her expressive work. She was also keenly interested in the newspapers published by her sons during the past twenty years and she had written a weekly women's column fo r the newspapers in Exeter and Mildmay. Her abiding interest and in- fluence, however, was in edu- cation in its broadest sense. An avid reader, she continued throughout her life to increase her own knowledge and she ne- ver failed to arouse a similar interest in those with whom she came in contact, Her greatest legacy to her family was a deep respect for intelligence and truth. Rev. C. F, Johnson conduct- ed the funeral service in St. Paul's Anglican Church at 1;30 Monday afternoon and in- terment was made in the Pres- byterian Cemetery at Mitchell. Pallbearers were Herbert Fuller and Edward Edighoffer of Wing - ham; James Powers of Chep- stow; Reg Armstrong of Mild- may; Jack Elson of Lucan and Colin Nugent of London, Flower bearers were Carl J. Larsen, Walkerton; William Westney, West Hill; David Wenger and DeWitt Miller. This is, the wine ... Investors Growth Fund of Canada Ltd. - With emphasis on common stocks selected for their growth prospects, to pro- vide for that portion of an individual's investment program which looks toward long-term growth of invested capital rather than the receipt of current dividends. Investors International Mutual Fund Ltd. -- Designed to give the investing public the opportunity to share, if they so de- sire, in the long-term growth potential of the international investment scene. 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