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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-07-07, Page 3THURSDAY, 4 jI.Y 7. 1966. eetidetee 04eitoter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shirray deft Tuesday for a vacation to the west coast. Mrs. Donald MacKinnon is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Vernon and Orville Hedden, St. Catharines, visited their brother, Herb Hedden, for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis, of Sarnia, left Wednesday by jet on a teachers' flight for the British Isles and the continent of Europe, During their in- tinerary they will visit France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Bel- gium, Holland and other coun- triel. They expect to return August 10. Their 13 -months -old daugher, Shelley, is staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spencer, during their absence. Miss Suzanne Kyle, a gradu- ate of Goderich Business Col- lege, has accepted a position in the ,office of Dutch Laundry & Dry Cleaners, London. Don Kyle, on the staff of the Bank of Montreal, Hamilton, was a week -end visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, of Hamilton, were weekend visitors with Mrs( John Henderson and family. Their children, Pamela, Sheila and Kevin, are spending their vacation at the Henderson resi- dence. MRS, MAUDE REDDEN, Editor Visitors for a week with Mr. aiid Mrs. Thomas Kyle Sr. were Simon Kipfer, a brother of Mrs. Kyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Kipfer, a nephew, from Minne- sota, First visit to 'Canada for Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Kipfer, they were thrilled with the country and its beauty. They also enjoyed touring Niagara Falls and visited in St. Cath- arines. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Short - house and family, St. Cath- arines, and Austin Deitch, also of St. Catharines, were week- end visitors with Herb He;dden. den. Roy Kyle has returned to Newfoundland after a three weeks' visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Kyle Sr. Mrs. T. Kyle Sr. and her niece, Miss Irma Kipfer, To- ronto, left by plane Tuesday morning for the States, where they will spend two weeks vis- iting with the former's brother, Dave Kipfer, in Iowa, who is in poor health, and will also visit relatives in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Glan- ville have taken up residence in their home on Richmond Street south. Mrs. Archie Noakes has re- turned from St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, where she was a patient for two weeks, having undergone surgery. Ross Love, who spent a few days in Madison, Wisconsin, with his son, Dr. Robert Love, and family, who recently took up residence there, returned hoarse Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Volland have rented the property of Mrs. Archie Noakes on Queen Street. Cpl. C. K. Harrison, Mrs. Har- rison, Barbara and Steven, of Summerside, PET, are vacation- ing for two weeks with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smale, and Sharon, and other relatives. Cpl. Har- rison has been posted to Camp Bordon where he will teach electronics. Each classroom of Hensall Public School held a party at the school last Wednesday af- ternoon, when prizes were awarded and lunch enjoyed. Students in grade 8 presented their teacher, principal Robert Reaburn, with an electric alarm clock. The presentation was made by Debbie Anderson. Wins Draw At Seaforth Lions carnival Friday evening, Cindy Bisback, five years of age, at present receiving treatment at the Crip- pled Children's Centre, London, was the winner of a $40 tran- sistor radio in a draw for sev- eral prizes. Cindy is the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bisback, of Hensall. Hensall Public3chool Results (continued from page one) Webster, Billy; Weido, Gerald; Wilier -1, Darlene. Oracle III to Grade IV Alexander, Joan; Beer, Linda; Campbell, Fred; Campbell , Wayne; Clement, Billy; Corbett, Steven; Dougall, Brian; Elliott, Eddie; Garniss, Gary; Garniss, Roger; Gass, Brenda; Keys, Daryl; Knight, Anne; Kyle, Karen; Kyle, Tony; Lavender, Bradley; Love, Gregory; Lovell, Kevin; Mickle, Judith; Noakes, Robert; Parker, Cindy; Parsons, Richard; Rowcliffe, Patti; Smith, Debbie; Soldan, Robert; ,Stret- ton, Nancy; Travers, Gail; Veal, Ali clans]. Grade ti to Grade III Bell, Sylvia; Blackwell, Ida Ann; •Buchanan, Bradley; Cald- well, Jamie; Campbell, Gregory; Clement, Bobby; Dixon, Wendy; .Eckel, Doug; Hovius, Robert; Ingram, Sandy; Knight, Stevie; .Koehler, Garry; Kyle, Kathy; MacDonald, Terry; Mat t s o n, Perry; Moore, Tim; Munn, Jane; un n, Beth; Parker, Kim; Rooseboom, Shirley; Rowcliffe, Jo -Anne; Rowe, Lori; Smith, Doug; Turvey, Beth; Vanstone, Robert; Vanstone, Susie; Van Wieren, Clarence; Van Wieren, Robert; Wareing, Kevin; Won- nacott, La Donna. Grade I to Grade II Baker, Bradley; Baker, Tam- my; Bell, Douglas; Chuter, Kim; Consitt, Dwight; Cooper, Bar- bara; Cornell, Gregory; Dougall, Robert; Elliott, Christina; Hall, Linda; Garniss, Paul; Keys, Beth; Koehler, Betty Lynn; Kyle, Debbie; McClinchey, Paul; Love, Gary; McDonald, Trudy; Moir, Garry; Munn, John; Park- er, Cathy; Parsons, Gregory; Pepper, Brenda; Pryde, Janet; Reaburn, Deana; Reid, Steven; Sangster, Kathryn; 'Soldan, Kathryn; Thiel, Stephen; Toorn- stra, C 1 a r e n c e; Trenchard, Yvonne; Triebner, Harold; Ven- ner, Stephen; Weido, Catherine; Willert, Bernice; Wonnacott, Delbert. Kindergarten to Grade I Armstrong, Murray; Baker, Robbie; Beer, Betty; Caldwell, Terry; Campbell, Judy; Cook, J e n n i f e r; Dittmer, Angela; Eckel, Debbie; Elder, Linda; Elliott, Jenny; Fuss, Cheryl, Elder, Scott; Elliott, Janice; Hall, David; Lavery, Robbie; Love, Elaine; McAllister, Karen; M c C ur d y, Nancy; McKinley, Richard; Moore, Terry; Mous- seau, Frank; Regan, Terry; Rooseboom, Jane; Shearer, Joyce; Shiels, Kevin; Simmons, Dale; Soldan, Karen; Stanlake, Randy; Stretton, Susan; Trib- ner, Grace; Vanstone, Mary Ann; Van Wieren, Doreen; Var- ley, Kenneth; Venner, Michael; Wareing, Paul; Willert Ervin. 1965-66 Hensel! School Staff Kindergarten, Mrs. Helen Scane; Grade I, Mrs. Beryl Elgie; Grade II, Mrs. Mary Dal- ton; Grade III, Mrs. Mabel Shir- ray; Grade IV, Mrs. Mary Haugh; Grade V, Mrs. Faye Forrester; Grade VI, Eric Mans- field; Grade VII, Mrs. Jean Jolly; Grade VIII, Robert Rea- Have Fun Outdoors! ,... NOW IS THE TIME To Buy a New BARBECUE Any Style You Wish! 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Jansen officiated at a marriage ceremony Satur- day, June 25, in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church for Rita Hogan, daughter •of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hogan, RR 8, Parkhill, and Gerald Hartman, son of Mrs. Theresa Hartman, Zurich. Organist was Mrs. Michael Hartman who also accompanied the soloist, Marion MacDonald, who sang Ave Maria, On This Day and Wedding Prayer. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor - length dress of white peau de soie fashioned with a fitted waist, 'scoop neckline and lily - point sleeves. Her train was held at the waist by a tailored bow. A queen's crown of seed pearls and crystals held her nylon finger-tip veil. She car- ried a cascade of red roses and baby mums. Matron of honor, Mrs. Ed- ward Mittelholtz, Exeter, and bridesmaids Mrs. John McCann, Dashwood, and Miss Margaret Ann Hogan (all sisters of the bride), were gowned similarly in floor -length aqua dresses of chiffon over taffeta styled with scoop neckline, elbow -length sleeves, with aqua •c h i f f on panels in the back. They car- ried cascades of white carna- tions tinted with aqua. The flower girl, Lynn Marie Hartman, niece of the groom, wore a floor -length dress of white embroidered eyelet over taffeta with aqua cummerbund. Best man for his brother was Robert Hartman and grooms- men were Cyrille Hartman and Joseph Hogan. The ringbearer was Danny Mittelholtz, nephew of the bride. The bride's mother received guests wearing ,a dress of pink linen with lace bodice and white accessories. The groom's moth- er chose a dress of turquoise linen with lace bodice and white accessories. PAGE THREE South Huron * John Pryde, Joan Rader, Suz- Hiah School Results (Continued from Page 1) Charrette, Bruce Clarke, Rich- ard Colter, Catherine Corbett, Sue Ann Coxon, Cassie Desjar- dine, Wallace Desjardine, Bren- da Dinney, Dennis Ducharme, Richard Ducharme, Kenneth Eagleson, Sharon Fletcher, Bruce Forrest, Carole Foster, Linda Gascbo, David Grainger, Jens Gravlev, Elaine Green, Robert Hartman, Robert Hendrick, Kathryn Hern, Vernon Hern, Malcolm Hiltz, Heather Holden, Dianne Holt, Sadie Ho- vius, Elaine Hugill, Leonard Hume, Sandra Hunter, Philip Huntley, James Huxtable. Lily Johnson, Charles Keat- ing, Donna Kipper, Casey Kok, Lynn Lesnick, Sue Anne Lin- denfield, William Malone, Mar- garet May, Elizabeth McCallum, Daniel McCann, Thomas Mc- Cann, Coleen McCurrie, Robert McNaughton, Christina Mills, Barry Morlock, Rosemarie Nei - lands, Lawrence Otis. Donna Paxton, Cynthia Pfaff, Carol Pollock, Jayne Poortinga, Marie Powe, Douglas Prout, For travelling to Quebec, the bride donned a two-piece straw- berry suit with white acces- sories and corsage of white and red carnations. The couple will reside in London. 4 v anne Rennie, Glen Ratz, Mary Regier, Gail Richardson, David Robertson, Douglas Russell, Judith Ryan, Mary Jane Sand- ers, Sharon Sanders, Barbara Schwalm.. Janet Skinner, Lawrence Skinner, Sherrie Smith, Darlene Snell, Elizabeth Snell, Shirley Snider, Michael Soldan, Jayne Southeott, Cheryl Stade, Nancy Strang, Judith Sylvester, David Taylor, Wilma Verkerk, Mary Visseher, Howard Walz, Anne Webb, Ronald Youngash, Vic- toria Zilke. 4 -Year Arts and Science Paul Baker, Geraldine Blair, Daniel Cameron, Marjorie Day - man, Wayne Desjardine, James Dixon, Pamela Ersman, Barbara Forrester, Donald Geiger, James Gingerich, Robert Hi g g i n s, David Johnston, Grant Jones, Christine Kingma. 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