The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-01-04, Page 5•
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'The village air was filled
• with song on Christmas Ev•
• when group of 30 Carol singers
ealed on horneii to brighten
Many hearts. The young
.people were from the Eelmore
Anittliluevale. Presbyterian
ToOng PeOples• organization
- and theAricintosh-Eeltnore Un-
ited Church' Hi -C group.
pleMbers of the Ira Lee'sonl
" family spent Chr,istMas at their
home in c arric.k. -
"Mr, and Mri. Elmer Idffray
0,4n4 hid as Christmas,
gUests, meMbers of the Jeffray
family and Mr., and Mr's, El-
,
p- mer Zinn. ;
' Mr; And 'Mrs. Ralph Dickson
and family \item Christmas
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Butt
Wingharn.
Mr. and Mrs.
,
Clark Ren -
wlc enteaained mempers of
tLeErn13,-* 11 .1,1741y
43 as. Among toscm6Oing-
' were M. and Mrs, Allan Ed-
wards and famify froM
Peg'.
Mr.* George Inglis and Miss
'ktances.Ingils spent Christmas
at Orpngeville with the karnei's
sfiter, Mrs, Trimble.
and,Mrs. Norman New
an entOtained family inern-
a Christmas gathering.
. Mi. and Mrs..Robeit-Inglia,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce DLU
ling spent Christmas at 1.1orrie
with Mrs. Wijliarh Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jo-
hann and boys spe9t .christinas
Day with her•mother, .Mrs,
William Klein at 9owanstown.
Mr. and Miss... Mac Inglis
and family were Christmas Day
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gu?sta-of MaIngIis• family at
CEc'emc)T;o0
I*, and Mrs. wLund
lah and family spenv•Christ-,'
mas Day at St. Thomas with
Mr. and Mrs, Wrne Dallagh
and family.
• Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Jeffoy
.,and Mr, -Elmer Zinn ttended
the fune.ral of M. William
Bueglarin Handver on Tuesday
afternoon of last week. Mr.
Dueglas was first cousin of
Mr. Znn. The conninuniti
elitends its sympatly.to Mr. -
Mr. and Mr, . Ronald Mar':
whinney 01,Greenock spent
- Thursday of .last week with
Mrs. Alek Sangster.'
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ren»
wick were hosts onfriday
evening for a card party, when
about twelve eouples gathered
at their home for soige holiday
fun. During'the evening dona-
tions were made to th,e Cancer
Society.
Mr. and Mrs.. Warren Zin-n,
Diane and Paul of Dungannon
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling
-arid -family,
Miss Marjorie 'Nickel of
- London spent the New Year
weelv,t,..rici with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickel, ,
Special New Year services,
were held .at borh the Belmore
Presbyterian Church .and the
Mc Intosh, 'United. church. M
Belrnore Rev. ER, Hawks
was in charge. Mrs,'Alvin
. Mundell sang a solo. Rev.
foRea Grant was in charge at the
United Church: The choir
sang an anthem, This Sunday_
Marked the finarservice at
which Miss -Janette Wright was
° organiss„v and Mrs.. Gordon
Wright Was choir leader. Each
has devoted'iheir serVices to
the work of the,juniOr choir,
for a number of.years.
A family gathering was
held at the home of Mr. and
.,- Mrs. Charles O'Malley during
Christniai week -end. kr-long .
those attending'were N1r,., and
Mrs. Steve-Steiribee oi'Pres-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Michael •
Swanson ot London-, :and Mrs.
C. MacNamara Of Stiat-tord.''
During Christmas v)..eek Mrs..
O'Malley and Cathy visited at
P,enet anguishene. •
Mr. andMrs. Pat Murphy
were Christrhas guests of rela-,
tives in Goderich,
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SCHOOL PAGE EDITOR: " Pat Walker
""6"/"Eibi Kerry
tualery,
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Well, all the campaiening•
the excitement and the tension
la filially over. The voting
for Students' Council took place'
last Tuesday,' Decerriber 19,
and the results were as follows:
.PresisieJir, Doug Elliott.
vice president. Sheila Crewson;
-.secretary, Anne Meyer; treasur-
er, Bill Phelan; social conven-
ors; Donna Mundell and Marilyn
Strong.
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The newly elected members
had the following to say:
Thank you for your support
in the •Students,'.Council elec-
tion on Tuesday. December 19.
It -was deeply appreciated. --
Bill-Phelan.
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We would like to thank a/01
the ,studeritt who helped us get
into office, and especially .
those who worked on our com- •
mittees. If it hadn't been for
Pat Walker, and Neil Graham,'
our campaign managers, we.
wOuld not have had as much
We•mill,try to do our very
hest in this year's Students'
Conncil„ --Marilyn Strong and
Anne • Meyer. .
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".Behind every successful
man there Is a .woman.", wiih,
this quotationsI would like to
say thanks tO my campaign
Manager, Mary Lillow,„ who
really was the worrian behirid
my successful drive to president
of Students' Council. Without
Mary's hag,' and, all the others
who worked late some nights to
get posters done,1 Migtit not
haVe had the chance. that I •
"-needed. To them, and all the
people who voted, for me, ,I
• hope -they -have a happy and
successful New year. Thank
you. .••-• Do:ugElliott.,
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I'Would like to exten
appreciation to everyone who
helped -me in any way in my
campaign for a position on the,
"Students' CoUncil. Special •
Thanks to My campaign Manag-
er, Phyllis McKague, and my
printer and pied -piper, •Eob •
Donna Mundell.
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I would like, at this time, -
to shoW my appreciation to all.
the Students who helped me to
gain he position of vice-presi-.
dent of WDHS Students! Co6n-....
cil. ' My campaign Manager.
Mac'Ross, my 12C classmates .
.who persuaded me to run. and,
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me, I thank theAnost. In 1968,
I hope to live up to your ex-
pectations. I'11 try my' best
which .is ,all I'm ,capable of
:doing. As a last note, I'd like
.t'o wish you the happiest NeW
Year ever'. Crewson.,•
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. MR. .STAPLETON •
BY AIZAN MadKENZIE
• Mr. Stapleton, another
new teacher at Winghain, was
porn July'46, 1940 in Dublin,
Ontario, (Dublin is between' -
Mitchell and Seaforth).. He
attended publtc; and -high
school.in DublIn 'Ile then ,
wear to the Ontario'Agricultur-.
al College in Guelph, where
he thajored:in. agricultural ec-
onomics. Before coming to
Wingham he taught at K -W,
Collegiate in Kitchener.
This year he teaches math-.
ematics„ science and commer-
cial law to grades 9, 10, 11 and
12. Having taught at Wingilarn
for three months hekrids the
istudent are ve.ry well behaved
and pleasant tacli. His
only„pet-Pee‘''e i studehts who
Make 'foolish -mist kes on a
test _or ex amination.
His interest outs)de school.'
is agriculture and farining. He
operate' s a farm prtheast of
Dungann'on. ;His farm is 25Ci
acres in size and he raisefbeef
cattle: He lives there, with his
wife' Nancy and his two daugh-
ters. Heather -Ann, two years
and Christine,four months. -
The students of our,high ,
school" welcome Mr. 8tapleton
and wish him success in his
career.
Brian Miller .and lah Shepherd took an.active part in. the
recent campaign for Student Council ,officers.
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bas to have a lok, of courage.*
and the boy has tO 12e respect -
enough tolObey her.
'This fust wbat a prefect
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girl who is rather small, in our
• school must do. The prefects
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re<ponsibilities and in order to
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A great many studentslook
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appointed to tell people what'
to do and what not to db. ".
Many of these students, reflects,
wrong attitUae toward the '
prefects and make 4t harder.
to them tocarry out their .
A prefectis responsible for
hi- actions to his:fellow pre 7
ICLtS andlo the people who
chose him to be a member of '
the elect, group. The honour.
,1 member. of The prefects hold,
only half the -responsibility ,
tl„it actornpares it.
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--Daryl Gibson or Pniverv
sir)/ of Western Ontario spent
thc Christmas vacation with
1is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gary -
Gibson,.
Elain Moffat who '
been Visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs.G.C. Moffat., ,
tt on Monday for her posftion
in Sarnia.
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Computer Science Day
that the.computer could de'-
ciphetit..
FrOmten to eleven o'clo'ck,
we had the time -to ,ourshves to
prepare our oWn prograrnsfand;,
run thern through the two emir.
puters available to us.
Our second lecture' dealt .
with more difficult problems
and ended at noon to givslus,
time for lunch and problem
solving unfit 3;00
At this time, we had the.,
final -lecture of the 'day dealing
WithNeareers in computer ,
science. 'When -We arrived.
horn e we all felt it ,was a worth- ..
while day and that We had,be-..
come a little wiser. "
On Saturday, December 2.
two teachers and sixteen,stil-
dents from grades 12 and 13 •.,
went to the University of Water.
foo to take -1-One7day course in
computer ' science.
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We arrived there at about
8:45 a.. m. and proceeded im-
niediately to the newcoMputer-
'Ma,thernatics building, The
first lecture started at nine
o'clock and,also included a '
1 brief demonstration Of the con, -
puter we Were going to. Use -
the IBM 1620. Our first leCture
dealtwith writing up a single'
program and using the correct
languages.and notation in order
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Two.foursomes from this _
area attended the Ontario Tan-
kard District ,Curling PlaydownS'
in Goderich last Wednesday
-and competed with four other
rinks -to comer home winners.
Two rinks comprised of Clark
Renwick (skip), Weir McDon-
ald, Herb- Duffy an Harry
Mulvey; and Mac Inglis (skip)
Everett Dust., John Dickson
.and Jack Inglis, competed in
the double -rink competition*.
They defeated two Gocrrich
rinks,and.two Clinton rinks, .
and now have earned the .right -
to proceed to Port Elgin where
the semi-finais Will be held on
lanuary 19th.
Lakelet Personals
. Christriras Day visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murrartwere
Mrs, Wm, Giles of Lambeth,
iirtuur riossieki"ch
ton Mr. Mr. attd-MIS.0 Bruce Giles
and faMily-Of Mildrnay and Mr.
Arthur Landman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
,,Harper spent Christmas week
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Norma Hickling, and their son
Dennis Harper at Toronto,
They'alio visited. Mrs. Jackie
Wilks it Ajax and/Virs. Hol -
church at Srduffville.,
Forty Members' of the Metz-
ger and Smith families met in
the Women's Institute Hall at
Lakelet for their Christmasdinner on Monday. ,They ,were •
present ,from Preston, Stratford,
Palmerston and Wroxeter.
Mrs. ,Sam Webber is still a
patient in Bruce County Hnspit-,
al, Walkerton.. She has Un-
proved soirfe.,
Mr. aha Mrs. Earl, Toner of
Gorrie visited Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs.- RoberrWood.-
Vi.siting with Mr. and Mrs.'
Henry Hohnstein on Sunday,
were M. and Mrs. Redmond..
MacDonald and family of Wing..
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence ivicutchettn and family
mitemssiossons'
of Brussels. ,•
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson• ,
and faMily. spent Christmas .
dIL aw..1
Sparling at GOderich.
• Mr. Robert Ferguson and
• family of Clothe visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ferguson. .."2.
Mark Ireland of Teeiwater
sperirthe week holidaying with .°
his cousin, 'Blake Ferguson.
Week -end visitays with Mi.
and Mrs., Sandy Murray land -
Mr: and Mrs. Lyle Murray were
Mr. Gary -Giles and Misellose-
• Miry Bolron-df Toronto. 'and
Mr, and Mrs. Eliner Giles' of
Arkoria.
• Mr). ---and Mrs. SandyMurray._
Mr. anci Mrs. Lyle Murray and
Judith Ann, Mr. and Mrs.,
Elmer -tiles of Arkona and Mr.,
and Mrs. Bruce Giles and farill.
LI), Of Mildmay spent New. s
Year's Day with Mrs. Arthur
Hossfeld at.Valkerton.
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Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Zurbrigg on New Year's -
Day 'eere-Ivir";:and Mrs. Ken
Lichty of Milverton, 'Mr.' and
Mrs. Robert Campbell and fam-
ily of Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs,
RoFordwich and Miss Ahne Ritchie •
of:trpi,eHyi.bber,dand Ronald of
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--Mrs. Mildred SteWart
spent Christmas in Toronto
with her diaughter..,Mr. and
Mrs's Gordon Harman and fam-
ily.
- -Mr. Lorne Durnin and
his sori, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Durnin and family of St. ,He. -
lens and Mr. Robert Mowbray
i'efisiieci with Miss Annie Kenne-
dy oti Sunday. .
• and Mrs. Percy lidgg
and Mrs. Gebrge OrviS ,spent
Christmas week -pd .with their
daughter and son. Mr. andMm.
Ross Orvis' and' family at, Oil °
Springs.
4. -Miss Mary Anne Skinn of
Stratford Teachers' college
spent the 'holidays.it her home
here.
--Miss Sne McArthur of Cal-
gary sppnt Christmas week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. McArthur. .
--Miss Wendy Cronkwright
of Waterloo spent the Christ...!.
mas holidays with her family:.
She left December 29 for the
Grand Bahama Island where
she has accepted a position. ,
—Mr.. and -Mrs. Ed. Edig-
hoffer were in Mitchell on -
Tuesday to' attend the funeral
of Mrs.:Fred C. Walker, the
former Mary Viola Bdighoffer
-who died in St. Joseph's Hos-
.Loridon on Saturday as
the result' of injuries from a
car. acciden ton Decernber 10th,
near, Zurich. ' •
--Mrs'. T.W. sharpg. and
Mt; and Mrs. Kel Detheridge
and Kelly of Brantford visited
;pn Nevi' Year's bay With tht
former's sister, Mr, and Mrs.
W.S. Murray.
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