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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-07-03, Page 41. 0 rimaimaraimmittammaramenum CLOSING 0011 SALE Everything Must. Go Quickly. Kiddies Shop Seaforth, Ont. CHILDREN'S HATS HALFPRICE .Spring Coats 9.95 Values up to $18.95. Sizes 4 to 14X. All Weather Coats 5.95 Value up to 11.95. Sizes 4 - 6X All Weather Coats 6.95 Values up to 14.95. Sizes 7 - 12 Carol Lifil Sho Seaforth, Ont. Ladies Hats special $1.00 Others al 399 - - • Further reductions on Teena-Page and ,other well known makes of dresses Linen Shorts • 1.39 Othertat good lowered prices OUR WINTER STOCK IS ALL OUT AND MARKED DOWN, BUY AND SAVE NOW FOR THE COLD WEATHER WHICH WILL BE HERE ALL TOO SOON Imummasercismanw ti_ECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH ...COSTS SO LITTLE you will be a happy homemaker ...a popular hostess, with ELECTRI APPLIANCES to help you live better the safe, clean, modern way %,tmetraino°"'" ';'•• --"Nongsgrit NMI ONTARIO HYD RO HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS Gan -timed from, Page 1 Douglas Roweliffe (math.) GRADE XB • Ji.'irst Class Honours: \VlIlia Menheere. , Second Class Honours — Ito ald Powell, Malcolm Stewa Douglas Norris,',William Mills° Elda Riley, Kenneth Rapie Wayne Benneweiss, Albert De nis. • Third Class Honours — B bare Litingey, Eleanor Christe sen, Gloria Boyd (Geog), Ru liewe,. Ralph Postma, Beverl Henderson (Fr). Credit -- Keith Lyddiatt, M V3'11 Penner,Wayne Dolma ()13ng), Georgina Little (Ge Comm), Alvin Taylor (En Geog). GRADE XC .First Class Honours — Je Innen, Mary McIntosh, Lyn Dobson, Antonette Van Den 1 -le gel, Lynda Savauge, Anne Silo reed, Yvonne Pollard, Gary W liams, Corinne Smith, Rebert 13 liott, Bryan' Brady, Marion Riel Mallory Smith, Margaret Moel< ster, Kenneth MacLeod, Car Dennis.secoa Class Honours — TJ Talbot, Barbara Plumsteel, Ai Morris, Lois Maloney, Edwa James, Nelson Ball, Noreen 13 Milian. Third Clads Honours: Willia Slavin, Marion Maw, Gordon M ler, Donna Dick. Credit — Judith Crich (Mat Fr.), Carl Berger (Fr, Agr. Margaret Elliott (Fr), Shirl Dolmage (Geog., Ag, Se), Lai beth Murray (Latin), Itlieha Malone (Geog., Lat.), Virgin Gardher (Math, Ag. Sc). GRADE XIA ' Second' Class Honours—Mac lon Townsend, Marlene Mill Sandra Doig, Aun Dick, Agn •CaTilheirrl Class Honours — Jam Steffier, Merle Goclkin, Caren Fischer, Robert rotheringha Edith • Boyd, Harold Kendric Donna Smith ' (Ag.SC), jam Forrest, Joan Dick (Math.), Glo ia Carter (Ag.SC). Credit—Ronald Uhler, Marge, et Reeves, Gerald Achilles, Judi Boshart (Eng. Fr,), Gene Nix (Ag,SC.), Kenneth Ryan. (Mat Ind., Arts), Earl Bell (En Hist.), Craig Willis (Math), My tie Knox (Math., Ag.Sc). GRADE XIB First Class Honours,— Marga et Wood, Lewis Knetsch, Willis Van Den Hengel, Elizabeth M egge, Carolyn Neil, Harmon Bro hagen, Noreen McEwing. Second Class Honours — Eliz •befit McLeod, Glenn Coutts, Shi ley Knox, Robert Goveniock, No rue Hoegy, Catherine Buchana Margaret Chesney, Donald Mo ris, Karen • Nicholson, Kathry Boshart, Bernice Glanville, Ra mond Scotus. Third Class Honours—Robe Binnendyk (Latin), Joan Boyc josette Delberque, Barry Hoe (Eng.), Marie Sinclair. Credit — Ellen Gorwill, Jon Bach, Helen Boyes (IVIath. Wayne Wilson. GRADE XII First Class Honours — Dougla Jamieson, Fred Flewitt, Donal Tremeer, Marjorie Papple, Mar Catherine Roach. Second Class Himours—Sharo Hotham, John Scott, Mayda Be ermann, Sandra Savauge, Ho ard James, Faye Love, Mellor! Boyd, Jeanne Perrie, Roy Dun gey. Third Class Honours—France Menheere, Kenneth Ducharine Violet Rakewich, Thomas Somer ville, William Norris, Ronal Eyre, Georgene McCartney, Mar garet McLeod, Robert 'Wright. Credit—Kenneth Coulson, Hec tor Verhoeve, Annual Picnic at St. James' School The annual school picnic whie had been scheduled for the Lion Park took place on Wednesday June 25th at the community can tre because of rain. The pienlo lunch was followed by races and team games. The winners were as Running Race: Pre school boys Bobby Eckert, Joe Flannery, Don. gie Reynolds; girls: Lynda Bed ard, Mary Van Loon, Christine Legeza. Grades 1 and 2 boys: David Nigh, Dougie Phillips, Robin Phillips; girls: Gerarda Rovers, Maria Van Loon, Mary Sills. Gr. 3 and 4 boys: Gregory Rau and. Ernest Pafard, Brian Phillips, Paul Nigh and Richard Fafard, Grades 3 and 4 girls: Dolores Maloney, Joan Williams, Helma Van Loon. Grades 5 and 6 boys: — Frank Kehn, Bernard Hotham, Danny Walsh; girls: Blaine Eckert, El- len Van Vugt, Joanne Malone. Grades 7 and 8 boys, Tommy Phillips, Paul Rau, Gordon Ma- loney; girls, Beverly Phillips, Connie Eckert, loan Reynolds. Wheelbarrow Race: Grades 1 and 2 boys: Paul Reynolds and Patrick Flannery, Jimmie Mc- Grath, and -David • Nigh, Brian Le- onhardt and. Robin Philips; Grade 3 and 4 boys: Bill Morris and Brian Phillips, Michael Kehn and Ernest Fafard, Ray Dever- ea,ux and John Willems. Grade 5 and 6 boys: Frank Kehn and Ber- nard Hotham, Bobby Reynolds, and Francis Hagan, -Tommy Lov• est and Herman Lansink, Grade 7 and 8 boys: Paul Rau and Lar- ry Burns, Tommy Phillips and Louis Devereaux, Kenny Bedard and Benny Lansink. Three-legged race: Grades 1 and 2 girls ---Dianne Lansink and Mary Sills, Susan Legeza and Y- vonne Feeney, Patricia Nigh and Maureen Bannon, Grade 3 and 4 girls: Mary Eckert and Heine Van Loon, Alice Bannon and Brenda Flannery, Dianne Salis- bury and Dianne Burns, and Ma- ria Travaglione and Joan Wil- lerns, Grade 5 to 8 girls: Beverley Phillips and Mary Elizabeth . .. TUB SEAVORTH NEWS --Thursday, July .3, 1958 .. , • THEATRE Seaforth REGENT' 9 , THURS. PRI, SAT. SLIM CARTER Jack, Mahoney- Tim Hovey n- COMINT% --, DEEP SIX ' Alan Ladd -Dianne Fostrir 7 li, • • 1 sbov• niOrb --S P.*. , Flannery, Joan Reynolds and El. ". len Van Vugt, Elaine Eckert and , Nicole Buys, Boys: Remy Van Loon and Paul Mathews, ShilmY •li•.:: th Sills and Kenny Bedard, Kenny . Devereaux and Francis Hagan.ON 5)' Shoe Rick: Grades 1 and 2 *„ boys: Robin Phillips, David Nigh, 'xo":6; \Dvontirienels, P31011.1111011.1)ns a; . gviarins miliffiaterina. .,'`'' burg, Gerardo, Rovers. Oracle 3 and 4 boys: Ray Devereaux, Bill Morris, Brian Phillips; girls Di- anne Salisbury, Dolores Maloney, t.,a,, Heinle Van L0011 and Johanna `" ROVerS. Grades 5 and 6 boys: , . 'Bobby Reynolds, Kenny Dever- :1.,' eaux, Tony Rovers; girls; Jo- .,';'' anne Malone, Catherine Philips, "t- Micky Van Vugt. Grades 7 and 8 11; boys: Larry- Burns, Jimmy Sills, 11; Reiny Van Loon; girls: Beverley 0-` Phillips, Marg, Ann Stapleton, • Mary Ritz, Flannery, la Shoe Scramble: Grades 1 and 2 Ln, boys--Dougie Phillips, Pat Flan. re' nery, David Nigh; girls: Maria n" Willems, Maria Van Loon, Di. anne Lanshilt. Grades 3 and • 4 7•11 boys: • Gregory Rau, Fergus il- Quinn, Gary VanLoon; girls: He'. , ma VanLoon, Alice Bannon, Di. '1, anus Salisbury. Grade 5 to 5 ) girls: Beverley Phillips, Marg. 1Y Ann Stapleton, Anne Virillems. a'' Bag Race: Grades 1 and 2 boys el —Paul , Reynolds, Brian Leon- is hctrdt, Dougie Phillips; girls; Mary Sills, Dawna Reynolds, Su- Sall Legeza. Grades 3 and 4 boys e' —Ray Devereaux, Ernest Pittard, r, Brian Phillips; girls: Hahne Vat 5s Loon, Joan Williams, Dianne Salisbury. Grade 5 to 8 boys: as Tommy Philips, Paul Mathews, n Francis Hagan. a, Girls' Hop Race: Grade 5 to 8: Lo, Beverly Philips, Joan Reynolds, .'s Connie Eekert, r" The boys' team games were won by captains Kenny Bedard, r" Louis Devereaux, ' Frank Rovers h and their players. 'n The girls' team games were 1., won by captains Joan Reynolds, i., Ann Van den Hengel, Marg. Ann r- Stapleton and their players. The games consisted of stick relays, bean bag relay, jar ring r- pass, thread the. needle, balancing n stick relay, hoop relay. 1- — / AND NOW — 1 OOP/o OFF REGULAR PRICES AL L , SUMMER FOOTWEAR Willis Shoe Store _ • The Little Store with the Big Values --------------- Dalton. After whieh all partook delicious picnic lunch. a the for in, re - - L, - - of at - - a WA LTON . A very successful garden DRAY was held in the community hall en Thursday evening under • auspices aW t the omen's Insti- tine. A' smorgesbord supper was served in the basement, after which the following program was presented in the hall with. Don McDonald acting as chairman. Solo, Marilyn Johnston; sword dance, Pauline Timmer and Ger- 'aidine Dennis. -Accordion solo, Mary Dennis. Marimba solo, Doris Johnston. Tap dunce, Geraldine Dennis. Dance, Pauline 'Blamer, Reading, Ms. Jon Ryan, PhiY, Moncrieff,young people. Music dancing was furnished by Ian Wilbee's orchestra. Mr. and Aii•s. John. Gordon moved to their new residence the village 011 Monday. Miss Jennie Vanvliet has turned to Stratford after holiday Ing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jan Vanvliet. • Miss June HaeltWelr of Toronto was a week end visitor with her parents. • Mr.'Gerald Dressel of Langton is holidaying at his home. Mr. Glen Oliver of Northern Ontario spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver. Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull visited with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lawless, Sim coe, on Friday pf last week, Miss Tense Lobnow of London is holidaying with her grand- mother Mrs. R. W. Hoy. Mr. Wayne McMichael of Wind visited with his parents oyer the week end, The sacrament of thLord's e Supper will be observed in Duff's United Church. next Sunday 111°11'1'1g* I- CONSTANCE i. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and r- Douglas spent the week end with r• their daughter and son-in-law, 1, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Woods anti Debbie of Ajax. p Mr. and Mrs. K. Reid and sons , of London were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sanders. t Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown, ,, Joyce and Elaine attended the y Bailey Reunion in Durham park on Sunday. a Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Wilkin- son of Warwick visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt and Mrs. M. Jewitt. Mrs. Fox and s Leslie 'returned back with, them 1 after spending a couple of weeks ir With friends in Warwick. .. . The regular meeting of the W. 1 A. and W.M.S. will be held in the .. basement of the char& Wednes• - day evening at 8.15. 3 Mrs, Harold Bauer and child- • ren of Bornholm spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong. - ot TeBarcahmerpst,onMisMaryesMivurhieylte, Daolef 1 Guelph, Janet MacGregor of Nor. • wich, Joyce Jewitt of Thorndale eyotfheBiraBrteWs°pe • aainelaDllohnogliadsayRinilgat tive homes. Miss Helen McIll- wain of selpwa6r1. isalso s o hSotiirdaatfyoirndg nursing slith Iler cants. The Sunday school and school section combined in a picnic Fri- 1 day afternoon in the Lions Park, 1 Seaforth, for their annual event. ' . Under a committee races were • run and prizes given to the fol. ' lowing: Pre-school, Kelly Dal- • ton, Sheryl Dale; girls 8 and un- • der, Betty Hoggart, Carol Dol- mage; bays, 8 and under, Ross Jewitt, Beverley Jewitt; girls, 10, • Betty Hoggart, Carol Dolinage; boys, 10, Paul Buchanan, Harvey Hoggart; girls, 12, Deanna Dale, Glenyce Jewitt; boys, 12, Bill Hoggart, Paul Buchanan; young ladies, June Dolmage, Laura niTHaeo3ng,goarsr,ta;lackeyilomueDndgodi,Thmaegne,; Lamwarrerniec(1 Bill Dolmage; married women, Mrs. Doreen Medd, Mrs. Marjorie Anderson; kick the slipper, ladies, Glenyce tage. Jewitt, Toyce Jewitt; men, Ron Jewitt, Charlie McGregor; BAYFIELD Mr, and 1VIrs. W. J. Millsap, London were at their cottage over the' week end. Mrs. Jack Pease and Irwin, London, spent the 'week end their home ' Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith, Lon don, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Larson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins, Lou- are spending this week in village. the village. Mr, and Mrs. John Orr and son, Stratford, are holidaying at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkinson, St. Clair Shores, Mich., are spend ing a few days at their home, )4 iMe hr,s; cWarnme. oPnu rsvaetsu, r dBahymit ion gs ph ea umd, the summer at her cottage. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Weston spent the week Ferndale, hMisi ch., enddc: and Suzanne,a fa- ther, George Weston, Miss Mary Marks, Toronto, spent the week end with her mo- ther Mrs. Chas. Marks. Mrs, Pa,u1 Brady and family, Seaforth, are holidaying at their Cottage, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, London, were at their cottage over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. George Aiken, London, spent the week end at their cottage. IVIr. and Mrs. John Pearson Jr,, London, spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillman and family, London, are spending vacation at their cottage. Miss Kathy Brown returned to ihnegr ttormeeewlaaeskt swienemk oantttreertus.pend- Mrs. -Geo. Fellows and family, Riverside, came on Friday to spend the summer at their 001. peanut scramble—; life saver game, John jewitt's team; clothes pins 161, in bottle, Dennis Jewitt, June Dolmage; pass the prize, Marlene Dolmage; oldest person, Rev. White; youngest person, Kathy C , • pecals Galore AT THE Willis Shoe Store NOTICE -- Town of Seaforth- All persons in the Municipality owning • or harboring dog S must purchase 1958 lic- enses for same on or before June 20, 1958. . Licenses will be issued from the Treas- urer's Office in the Town Hall, or from the Tax Collector, Harold Maloney. ' After that date summonses through the Court will be issued to the owners or harb- orers of dogs not having licenses. All dogs must wear license tags. • !r, • ,41••••••VIli,