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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-27, Page 83 114 TM 11WROIM eXpo rroR, s5AFoirrli, ONT., JUN O 274 1968 Beghi S imming '0450 404 MO 1) Vattersou, Linda Bridle, Lori Kennedy — Joan Gorvvill, Tea- iunlors —9:00 to 9:30 Douglas Reynolds, Debbie Learn, Dave Broome, Herb Broome, Allan Dale, Brenda Dale, Jayne Cardno, David alog- gach, Gord Carnochan — Ruth Gorwill, Teacher. Carol Racho, Tracy Baker, Ted Montgomery, Jimmy Case, Mary Lou Burns, Steven Maxwell, Ross Savauge, Susan Maxwell, Jayne Baker — Mike Stinnessen, Tea- cher. Beginners — 9:35 to 10:05 Angelee Andreassi, Ingrid Hoste, Kevin Young, Bradley Rice, Anne Watson, Wayne Johnston, Faye Dalton, Richard Braby, Maurice Flood, — Jane Cornish, Teacher. • Bradley Scott, Susan Scott, Anna Lee Stevenson, Juanita Smith, Keith Braby, Larry Scott, Susan Murray, Bolf"Bry- ans — Angela Devereaux, Tea- cher. Jeffrey McPherson, Ronny Hauwert, Teddy Janmaat, Mary Anne Braby, Kevin Machan, Tim Prior, Brian Scott, Kevin Nich- ol — Maggie McLean, Teacher. Ann Janmaat, Heather Mc- Pherson, Susan Budnark, Fran- ces Exel, Gwen Bosman, Owen Braby, Terry Lewis, Debbie Mc- Clure — Ruth Gorwill, Teacher. Jeffrey Cardiff, Joan Huether, Joan Adams, Brenda McCutch- eon, Steven Pletch, Susan Rice, Michael Scott, Paul Humphries — Joan Gorwill, Teacher. Juniors — 9:35 to 10.05 Cynthia Braby, Kim Humph- ries, Susan Humphries, Janet Cardiff, Helen Rooney, Moira Anne Rooney, Mary Janmaat, Mary Ann Hauwert — Mary Sills, Teacher. Murray Houston, Janice Hous- ton Karen Hemingway, Janet Pearson, Murray Nichol, Nick Hauwert, Debby McPherson, Barbie Ann Scott, Stephen Rice — Mike Stinnissen, Teacher. Beginners — 10:10 to 10:40 Bobby Jansen,- Sandra Staf- fen, Tanya DeGroot, Danny Mc- Grath, Brenda Cooper, Brian Cooper, Joey Van Bakel, Paul- ine King — Jane Cornish, Tea- cher. Jimmy McClinchey, Pam Snowdon, Brent Schenck, Wil- liam Hoff, Joanne Schenck, Lori Savauge, Debbie Doshart, Mur- ray Bennewies — Angela Dev- ereaux, Teacher. Tony Van Bakel, Mary Van Bakel, Betty Ann King, Brenda Coleman, Robert. Nigh, Chris- tine Nigh, Peter Simpson — Maggie McLean, Teacher. Joanne Swart, Reg Swart, Lynn Swart-, Patti O'Rourke, Stephen Drager, Linda Drager, Sheila Drager, Muray Drager — Mary Sills, Teacher. Michelle Savauge, Julie Bell, Brian Nigh, Cathy Coleman, -,, Michael Nigh, Glenn Malcolm, Kenny Nigh Mike Stinnissen, Teacher. Junior — 10:10 to 10:40 Nancy O'Shea, Mary J. Salis- bury, Bobby Schenck, Brenda Savauge, Fay Storey, Susan Beuerman, Mary Lou DeGroot, Wilma Jansen, Joan Nobel, Lee Bell — Ruth Gorwill, Teacher. Bill O'Shea, Mary Van Dyke, Joanne DeGroot, Johnny Van • Bakel, Darlene Storey, Keith Hulley, Carol Anne Staffen, Vicki O'Rourke, Ida Stennissen, David Steffen Joan Gorwill, Teacher. Beginners —10:45 to 11:15 David Stephenson, Mary Ellen Knight, Gerald Rutledge, Rob- ert Armstrong, ,Donna May Wil- lis, Fernie Elliott, Jaqueline McWhirter, Bobby Bridge — Jane CornishTeacher. Jerry Nobel, Joey Maloney, Michael Bedard, Bruce Hender- son, Cindy Horne, Tar'ik Shou- OBITUARY JOHN JAMES' John Jemes, 78, Mitchell, died. Flriday morning at -Stratford General Hospital He was ham in Bulgaria and was associated with Chris Charos in the Olympia 'Restaurant in Seaforth for a number of years. ' For 20 years he ran a rest- aurant in Mitchell Ftmeral arrangeme'nts were in charge of the Heath - Leslie Ftmetal Roane, Mitchell. Ever, week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplis,hed by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 5274/210. she JeaneSillai Nance' Kander Angela Devereaux, Teacher. Brian Armstrong, Bruce Arm- strong, Carol Wheeler, Andrea Bridge Lynne Bridge, Lyle Bykdgl, Doug Mitchell, Joanne cArter — Maggie McLean, Teacher. Reta MacLean, Mary Watson, Kathleen Elliott, Garry Mc- Whirter, Jennifer Kirkby, John Richmond, Anne Albert, Linda Albert — Ruth Gorwill, Teacher, Peggy Gibson, Donald Arm- strong, Karen Bridge, Scott Bridget, Bradley Knight, Louise Alcock, Denise Albert — Joan Gorwill, Teacher. Intermediates — 10:45 • 11:15 Joan Simpson, Joyce Pearson, Bruce Knight, Donald Workman, Nancy Knight, Dianne Willis, Julie Hanna, Catherine Cardiff, Allan Cardiff, Colleen Cardiff — Mary Sills, Teacher. Roger Humphries, John Rut- ledge, Julie Valiance, Mary M. Kelly, Joanne Groothius, Joe McQuaid, Ann Nobel, Clare Dev- ereaux, Leanne Melanson, Sus- an Kunder — Mike Stinnissen, Teacher. Beginners — 11:20 to 11:50 Diane Van Dooren, Theresa Van Dooren, Tom Johnston, Ricky Dale, Linda Heard, Don- ald Heard, Earl Ribey — Jane Cornish, Teacher. Wayne Cronin, Karen Cronin, Jack Cronin, Joanne Cronin, 'Maureen Delaney, Theresa De- laney, Martha DeCorte, Ida De - Corte — Angela Devereaux, Teacher. Paul Krauskopf, Don Melady, Judy Dorsey, John Wilson, Kim Anstett, Elizabeth Johnston, Neil Johnston, Jane Ribey, Brian Haley — Maggie McLean, Tea- cher. • Jim Scott, Bob Scott, Steve Quance, poug Quance, Robbie e•Quance, Brian Elliott, Chris El- liott,- Carolyn Wilson, Anne Ri- bey e— Mary Sills, Teacher. Stephen Hildebrand, Sandra Regele, Scott Moggach, Timothy Woerlen, Mare Woerien, Cori Habldrk, Kathryn Maloney, Ger- ry McLaughlin, Lynn 1V/cLaugh: lin, Catherine Ribey- — Joan Gorwill, Teacher. Intermediates — 11:20 - 11:50 Dawn Wood, Ross Govier, Brian Dale, Dwayne. Cornish, Judy Staffen, -Terry. Ritchie, John Wright, Ralph, Wood, Joan Hildebrand — Ruth Gorwill, Teacher. Steven Southgate, Donna Fry, Randy Wood, Brian Wilson, Mary Nobel, John Van Dooren,' Jane Johnston, Denis Campbell — Mike Stinnissen, Teacher. Seniors — 11:20 to 11:50 Marlene Turnbull, Ann Wil - bee, Joan Stephenson, Bill Sal- isbury, Garry Groothlus, Jose- phine Willems, Cathy Stewart, Arni Stinnissen, Peter Harvey — Peter Stinnissen, Teacher. • HoIld Graduation. Exercise.s Red roses and,peonies formed the decoration for the gradua- tion banquet of the Goderich Business College, which was held at the Little Inn, Bayfield, Saturday evening. The invocation was given by Ors. MacCostie, followed by a toast to her Majesty The Queen. The entertainers for the eve- ning were Miss Sharon Strong, soloist and Miss Patricia Storey, dancer. Miss Strong sang a div- ersified selection of songs ac- companied by Miss Joanne El- ligsen at the piano. Sharon has guested freenie,nt- iy on CKNX TV. Miss Stoeey favoured with several dances, accompanied by her brother, Jack Storey, violinist. The vale- dictory address was given by Miss Patricia Millian represent- ing the graduating class. Diplomas from the Business Educators' Association of Can- ada were presented by the prin- cipal, Mrs. Weaver, to the fol- lowing students: Lois Beuerman (Honors); Sharon Burrows- Jane Bouraan; Beverley Culbert; 'Breeda Eckenswiller; Janice Fowler (Honors); Etic Gaiser (Honors); Gerald Heffernan; Birthe Herlufsen; Janet Lizmore (Honors); Patricia Millian (Hon- ors); Jean Powell; Heather Snell (Honors; Deborah Sully (Hon- ors); Patricia Stiles (Honors); Donelda Stoll (Honors); Patricia Storey (Honors); Pauline Wild - gen (Honors); Patricia Healy. Certificates covering subjects for which diploma standing has been granted by the Associa- tion were issued to the follow- ing students: Steven Tyndall (Honors); Shirley Harris; Joyce Scott. Diplomas completed for the month of June will be mail- ed to the students, Awards Typewriting awards were pre- sented with the compliments of the Business Educators' Associa- tion of Canada. All awards are given for 10 -minute tests with not more than three errors. Sil- ver medals for 60 words per minute were won by Patricia Millian, Gerald elleffernan and Patricia Stiles. 'Bronze medal awards for 50-59 words per Min- ute were won by Patricia Stor- ey, Jean Powell, Lois Beuerman, Jane Bouman, Deborah Sully, Beverley Culbert, Joyce Scott, Patricia Healy, Brenda Ecken- swilled, Heather Snell, Donelda Stoll, Birthe Herlufsen. During the evening gifts were presented to those who assisted at the school during the past year in apprebiation of their ex- cellent work. 4fask At dr 13eated1 District dick Bawl By Margie Whyte and Carol Shortreed • Wash i nton Trip On Thursday ravening of last week, 46 etudents and their three chaperons, Jean Hilde- brand, Maryanne Weiler and Denise Weiler left .SDHS at •11:00 pm. for a wonderful trip to Washington D:C. They arrived at the Ambas- sador Hotel in Washington, where they had accemodation for two nights, around noon, Friday. That afternoon they toured the National Archives and the Smithsonian Institute. On Saturday morning, t'lley had a four hour guided sight- seeimg tour of Washington, where' they visited .the White House; the Washington Monu- ment, the Jefferson Memorial, the Capitol Building and Arling: ton Oemebery. At ArlingtOrt they saw the two Kennedy gravies, and watched the„chang- ing of the guard at the tomb of the Unlmoven Soldiers. • In the afteenoon they toured the Library of Osingne!ss end the National Gallery of Ar both of which are the 1agest in the USA. • JEWEL.R$ SEAFORTH (Formerly SavaugaJeweller) OPEN AS USUAL Sale Prices Will Remain On Present Merchandise Until New Stock Arrives Regular Store Hours - KOH LINGELBACH, Proprietor ' Perhaps some Of Ora are won- dering what they dtd in the evenings whieh were considered "free", ie. they could do what- ever they ',wished. Some went swimraing„ some to theatre's, some went shopping, some watched TV, or some slept; etc. On Sunday m'orning the group left Washington and arrived in Gettysburg at 10:00 a.m. where they touredthe National -Civil War Wax Museum. After having luneh here, they -"piled" onto the bus for a long journey home and arrived in, S.eaforth, around 1:00 a.m. Mon- day. This was indeed a very edu- cational and worthwhile trip, just as the Expo trip was last year. Students at Festival " On WedneSday evening a bus load of interested highschool students, along with Mrs.' Han sen journeyed to Stratford where they visited the &rat - lord Shakespearian Festival and watches]; the production of Born- eo and Juliet, • • RePerf Cards • With exalts all over and the marks calculated, .the report cards were finally available to the, students yesterday, (Wed- nesday) at the school. Au REVOIR: Thie Is our last eMitribution to School News for this school yeer. We have enjoyed doing it and sincerely hope our read- ers have gain4 some insight to highschool ' at SDHS.' Moves More Cenient More. Quick y Now all it needs is a namel Louis Maloney, local contractor, felt that something had to be done to speed up the pouring of cement into forms. He along with Henry 2iler came up with a brand new invention with a spindling auger which runs from. the hydraulic drive shaft of a tractor and sends the cement quickly and efficiently into the forms. First used on the Bob Patrick farm, RR 4, Seaforth, Monday, the maphine unloaded six yard of cement in less than 10 minutes — a process which normally took one-half hour by front -loading tractors. ,Mr. Maloney plans to patent the idea and already has captured the interest of some compan- ies for its use. In the picture Mr. Maloney happily checks the success of the machine while Bob Patrick and Tony Cartez 9upervise the far end. (Photo by Cantley). Walton W.I. Visits Huronview Five carloads of ladies atten- ded the birthday party of. June at Iliu.onview, Clinton Wednes- day afternoon sponieored by the WI. • A program of dances; enusea1 numbers and community sing- ing was in charge of the presi- dent, Mrs. Jan "VanVliet, Twenty resi'dents were -presented with 'birthday gifts or candy. A birth- day cake with candles was on display and later served along ith other refreshments. CLASsinick„ ADS 27. Births MALONEY — 1 Seaforth Community Hospital, on June • 21, to Me. and Mrs. James • Maloney, MI5, Seaforth, a daughter. VIVIAN -- In Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, on June 21, to Mr. and Mrs.'Gordon Viv- ian, RR 1 Staffa, a son. MALONEY — In 'Seaforth Com- munity Hospital e on June 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ma- loney, Dublin, a daughter. CARDNO — In Seaforth Com- • munity Hospital, on June 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Card - no, Seaforth, a son, Too Late FOR SALE 40 acres of hay. • Phone 527-4587. tle33-1 FO -R— "SALE 1956 —Glendale trailer, 24 ft. sleeps four. Box 1754, Huron Expositor. t1 -33x1 • FOR SALE TwO vaeaint lots, Town nef Sea -- forth. One vacant lot, Township -of Hibbert„ drilled well. One stucco residence on Main Street in Egmondville. One 50 acne farm in Hibbert, good grass land, good water, some bush. Three • bediroo.m house, treed lot `south Main Street. Looking, for a farm, busin- ess, cottage? Confect: lRUCE PAPPLE Representing DOUG STINSON, REALTOR, 154 Laurentian Drive, Offices: Seaforth,‚ 527-1616 LONDON 451-3782 Member London Real estate board.. 14-31e1 SELLING?? BUYING?? REAL ESTATE corrrAcr • WILLIAM M. HART Salesman — Seaforth, GEO. R. JOHNSTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker AREA FUNERAL MRS. G. HARVEY RACHO Mrs. G. Harvey (Annie) na- cho of Dublin, died in Seaforth Community Hospital on Sunday, June 23, after an illness of one day. Born and educated in McKillop Township, she was 68. Her husband, to Whom she was married in Mitehell, pre- deceased her in 1956. She is survived by two sons, Douglas W. He Dublin and Lyle IL, Sea- leatth. Three sisters!, maim Mrs. Jaws Bache, Edmorbdville; tifiebeth, Mrs. Wm. Morris, SeafOrth; Margaret, Mrds. Ear GAY, Seaforth; and a brother, Will am Brodhagen, Mitchell surv vet. along with four van& chirdnen and one great gran child. „Funeral services were held on Wednesday, June 26, at 2 p.m. from the R. S. Box • funeral home, with interenent following in -Maitlandbank cemetery. Pallbearerh were Bill SMith, Nelson Brodhagen, Edward Mel- ady, Joe Dorsey, Theodore Via. ser and George Thornton. Flaw. erbearers were James M. Mich°, Edward McGrath, Reuben Bred- hagen, John Darling, Gary ,Gray and Men BYers- Miss Ruth Ritchie, R. N. of London spent the weekend at the h•onie ef her permits!, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie. Miss Geraldine Dennis P.. N. of Ann Arbor, 'Michigan, visited' on Sattirday with Miss Ritchie. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Childer- hose of Kitchener visited 'on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wile liam Murray. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stutz of Waterloo spent the Weekend with the letters' parents!, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dandas. Mie John Hislop is at present a patient in Seaforth Community I losp itai air. Kenneth Murray of Toron- to visited, last Sunday with MT. and Mrs. William Murray and Mr. Charles Murray. . Mn.- and Mrs. John Gordon. ane vacationing with relatives in Detroit. Misses "Linda Traviss, Mary .,Bewley, Sherrill Craig and Carol Shortreed left on Wednesday for Glenroy Lod;ge, Hull's Lake near Nalubuitor where they have accepted a position for the summer months. MRS. WILLIAM H. MURCH , Mrs.' William H. Murch, --524 Vine Street, Preston, died at her cottage at Farlain Lake, near Penetanguishene, Wednesday. • Born in Grey Township near Walton, the former Della A. Harris, Mrs. Murch • lived an Preston for the past 50 years and was an activemember of Knox Presbyterian 'Church and various church organIzatioes. Her hiasband predeceased her in 1960. Surviving are two sons, Doug- las of, Preston and Jack of Ot- 7 tt wa; orte daughter, Mrs. L. H. (Eileen) Richards of Preston, two sisters, Mrs. Carl (Annie) Otto of Kitchener and Mrs. Har- ry (Beth) Hagey of Preston and eight grendsions. • Mrs. Murch rested at the Bar- thel — Stager Funeral Home, Preston, until noon Saturday. Funeral service was held. in' Knox Pr,dsbyteriar Church Sat- urday at 2 pen. Committrel service followed, in Peek Lawn Memorial Chapel. 25th- Anniversary - Neighbors gathered et the home of IVIr. and Mrs. Herbert ,Williamson Saturday evening 'honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. They were presen- bed with a set • of V.V. tables representing the, four, seasons. Prior to this the nelatives gath- ered at their house •and presen- ed them with a studio couch. 7th Boundary Unit The. 1741e mid Boundary Unit held a social afternoon, al •the home Of Mts. Donald Buthanen at_ Goderieh. The eopper was received at flits meeting • and a thank you card from Mr. John Williamleon was need. A •, surprise bhthday cake was broiled in by Mrs. Harvey Craig in honor 'of Mee. Buchanan. McKillop 'Unit UCW The McKillop Unit of the UCW met at the home of Mrs. Gordon McGavin with, 18 ladies present.. Mrs, Joian Burch .pre -- sided for devotions opening with the eall to worship "Prailse Ye • the Lord for Ills Living Pre- sence" from Mathew 28 : 20. Hymn 500 "Take Time to be Holy" was sung. The scripture read responsively from Pin 130 : 1-12, was led by Mrs. Denald Disemis. MTS. William Roe led in -prayer and Mrs. John Burch read the mettitaticin: Mrs. Norman Schade gave the topic freart the Study helok "Ja- pan, Profile", Third Generation qhristian (Ayoke Sekiya), Heertn. 48, '4(0oitie tia Sing ef a Wonderful Love" was sung ' in closing. /Ors, Glen McblieliOl (Preghled Lor the business:Plans were , inade to haft a .0 " le meeting, the home of Mn. Charles • McCutcheon, , Lunch, was served by AC.9925 Ethel and Terrie Dennis, Mrs. Murray Dennis and Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon, • " ee' wpix IVIE TO SE,AF I 'Th OLD BOYS AGF MANAGEMENT LTD. FINANCIAL 'PLANNING , Area Representative FRED (TED) SAVAUGE RES. 527-1522 MUTUAL. FUND INVESTMENTS ACT NOW! For Enjoyable, Profitable Reading Mail This Coupon Today! THE HURON EXPOSITOR The ONLY newspaper whose firsf concern Is the Seaforth community. Please enter my subscription to The Huron Expositor to start with the earliest possible issue. 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