The Huron Expositor, 1968-07-04, Page 5Grade 1 to Pruitt 2
Honors — Baker, Jayne; Kun-
der, Nancy; Malkus, Tessie;
Muegge, Patsy; Scott, Ronnie.
Pass Standing — Bridge, Iv-
an; Burleigh, Joan; Cornish,
Douglas; Drager, Murray; Doig,
Ian; Dupee, Debbie; Graham,
Paul; Horne, Cindy; Laverty,
James; Learn, Beverly; McPher-
son, Jeff; Neil, Jimmy; Nielsen,
Johnny; Racho, Joan.
Grade 6 to Grade 7
Honors Peter Harvey;
Cathy McGonigle; Terry Ritchie.
Pass Standing — Lee Bell '
(rec.); Sheryl Bennewies; Bar-
bara Brady; Robert Brugger,
(ree.);„Dean Cornish; Debbie El-
liott; Shauna Graham; Susan
Hildebrand; Paul Hulley; Penny
.Hulley; Silby Jessome; Ronald
Johnston; Kevin Kerr; Brenda
MacDonald. (rec.); Ronald Mas-
sicotte, (rec.); Debby McPher-
son; Debbie Moggach; Barbara
Ann Scott; Linda Sedley; Ger-
ald' , Smith; Carol Southgate;
_ Judy Staffen; Ken Swan (rec.);
John Westerveld; John Wright,
Grade 5 to Grade 6
Honors — Bode, Joanne; Stor-
ey, Fay; McLean, Joey; Beuer-
man, Susan; Savauge, Brenda;
Sn,owdon, Pamela.
Pass Standing — Patterson,
Phyllis; Schenck, Bobby; Muir,
Janet; Stecker, Ward; Sinnamon,
Murray; Muegge, Yvonne; ' Ste-
phenson; Terry; O'Shea, Bill;
Somers, Cathy; Dalton„ Donna;
Carnochan, Gordon; Staffen,
David; Jew, Doris; Cornish,
Dwayne; Bennewies, 'Bonny;
Swan, Judy; Young, Colin; Ben-
nett, Kevin; Kennedy, Alan;
Bridle, Douglas; Govier, Ruth;
Scott, Janet; Massicotte, Allen;
Munro, Gary (rec.); Johnston,
Floyd, (rec.); Rice, Stephen,
(rec.); Henderson, Kevin, (rec.);
Dale, Brian, (rec.);•Hulley, Keith
(rec.); Gracile, Young, (re.);
Hulley, John.
Grade 4 to Grade 5
Honors — Baker, Tracy; May -
ba, Judith; Savauge, Lori.
. Pass Standing — Bell, Julie;
Bennett, Steven; Chesney, Bar-
bara; Dale, Allen; Dale, Brenda;
Dalrymple, David; Drager, Shei-
la; Govier, Ross; Haley, Brian;
Heard, Donald; Hodgert, Linda;
Hoff, Bill; Kaufman, Monica;
Malcolm, Glenn; Malkus, Ed-
mund; Massicotte, Tommy; Mog-
gach, David; O'Shea; Nancy;
Schenck, Joanne; Sedley, Cathy;
Simpson, Peter; Wood, Dawn;
Young, Ronald.
Grade 3 to Grade 4
•Honors — Kennedy, Lori;
Kunder, Susan; Mcitherson,
Heather.
Pass Standing — Bennewies,
Murray; Beuerman, Neil; Bosh -
art, Debbie; Bridge, Laurie;
Burleigh, Jack; Cardno„Jayne;
• Dolmage,.,Larry; Drager, Linda;
oF'ry, Douglas; Heard, Linda;
Janes, Allan; Maxwell, Steven;
MacDonald, Ken; ' McClinchey,
Jimmy; Racho, Carol; Ribey,
Jane; Ritehie, Brian; Savauge,
• Michelle; Schenck, Brent; Sin -
1.
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Recently, Itena Yre's Or* wrote 4hatikillg the -editer ad
six clakis, at Seaf rth Public staff of the..PEPeolter,
School visited the Epositor and "OUP Class Would, like to
exarnined the printing and new, Ulm* you for letting ns go
gathering facilities,. Apparent- through. the IlliZon Expositor.
ly the students gained.a little in. Everyone enjoyed going to look
sight into the printing and pub- at the way the machines are op-
lishing business. erated and looking at the many
The following is an excerpt other things."
from a letter which Debbie El- "We thank you again froni the
liott, on behalf of her class, Grade six class."
rs. 'Esp. sitor •
• Calling All Amateur Talent
CONCERTS
IN THE PARK
TO BE HELD ,AT
Victoria Park, Seaforth
Any Amatetir Talent Interested In Perform-
ing In Summer Concerts; Should Write To:
T. F. PROMOTIONS
63 VICTORIA ST.,
BOX 811,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
STATE:
Name
Address
Telephone
Talent
When Available
WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
'110NE 52770240
Seaforth
MRS, ERNEST „OM,
Ftineral SerViceS.; r
nest ToB,Abe .ifo. . :.er %ugh.
StaPiesi Who died. 14...1140Y, 1440
were held 1144700, bee
29, at, 2 P.M. from the Cr. A,
WhitneY funeral Wine.
Reit.. J. C. Britton, assisted by
Rev. Douglas Steven, officiated.
Pallbearers were Archie Senaerville, Walter. Somerville, Ivan
Shannon, Stewart McCally Ralph
McNichol and Watson . Reid.
rlowerbearers were Don Bright-
rall, Orval Story, Wesley Roe,
and. Allan Campbell.
Rebekahs
Hear
Reports
ExCellent reports of last
week's Rebekah Assembly ses-
sions .held, in Toronto were giv-
en by Mrs. James Rose, repre-
sentative and Mrs. Tillie Dunn,
scholar, at Monday night's meet-
ingof Edelweiss Rebekah Led-
ge. Noble grand Miss Eleanor
Henaerson, presided.
MS. Mae Hillebrecht was
named social convener for the
next four months. Her commit-
tee will be Mrs. Ed. Andrews,
Mrs. Rita Orr, Mrs. Albert Bak-
er, Mrs. Andrew Dunlop, Mrs.
Peter Dunlop, Mrs. Keith Sharp,
Mrs. Mae Dorrance and Mrs.
R. M. Scott.
A donation was voted to the
Navy League of Canada.
Perth Star Lodge, Listowel,
is planning a Friendship night
in Septernber and conductor,
Mrs. Margaret Messenger, has
been asked to be a'4g.uest of that
officer there.
Past noble grands were re-
minded of a district meeting to
be held at Brussels this Wed-
nesday evening when Mrs: Mary
Lowe is to be installed as the
new district deputy for Huron.
re
1
Student* Pepper
Promoted Rekipion
The Fen% retomilvmo had
TI,oircki
eaf:ewing naVe naMon, Valerie; Snowdon, Temp,.
been PrOrneted 'froM Garde 8 Steffen, Carol; 'Young, Caroline.
o
Garde 2 to Grade 3
joRanwl°HrsopiTer;Marath' 47ealtgo"rybrYai Honors — Bode, Paul; John-
Vielde Miller; RoSelnary 1.1ewn- Rstiotnch, Wendy. ;Langlois, Susan;
ham.
Pass Standing — 'Elizabeth Pass Standing — Bennewies,
Ball; Cathy Brightrall; Bob Donald; Bennewies, Kevin; l3ri-
Carnochan; Marie HOdgert; Cam dle, Linda; Chesney. Robbie:
Holland; Doug Hoover; Donna Coombs, Kathy; CzervvinSki,
Horne;. Debbie Learn; Bruce Joey; Dale, Donnie; Dale, Ron -
Malcolm; Monica Malltufq Deb- me; Dalton, Larry; HuUey, Ser..
bie Massicotte; Dianna MeClin- ena; Kelly, Carol; KennedY, Roll-
ehey; Stewart McLean; Barbara nie; Learn, James; Lee,. Brian;
Muir; Joan Muir; Mary Oke; Massicotte, -June; Maxwell, Sus-.
Jim Putman; Jim Rivers; Helen an; Montgomery, Ted; Patter-
Sallows; Darlene Storey; Mar- son, Valerie; Savauge, Alan;
lene Turnbull; Anne Wilbee; Scott, Brad; Scott, Susan; Trap -
Alistair Young. • nell, Mike; Westerveldt, An.
Grade 7 to Gradrew; Willis, Kathy; Young, &
Ter -
Honors — Barbara IzZaeOvics;
Jean McKaig; Jamee Schencli;
Althea Stannah; Wendy: $tocker.
Pass Standing — cher3q An-
derson; Peter Beattie; Dennis
Campbell; Jim Cardne, (rec.);
Alan Carnochan; Roy Dalton;
Ken Doig; Beth Dohnage, (rec.);
Donna Fry; Doug Hildebrand;
Joan Hildebrand; Gloria John-
ston; Sandra Laverty; Donna
• Malkus; Cathy McLean; Paul
-McNab; tauren Moggach ; Bob
Montgomery; _Gayle Munro;
Keith Price (rec.); Ernie Put-
man; Cathy Scott; Bill Smith;
• Stephen Southgate; Joan Wil -
bee; Randy Wood.
FINNIGAN'S
L CE
EGMONDVILLE
ft's Fun to be a Winner
'OUR BLUE CARD SAVINGS PLAN IS SIXTEEN DAYS OLD
-AND WE HAVE FOUR WINNERS..
1 MRS. EARL McNAUGHTON
One Two -Dollar Saving Voummimmicher on Blue Card; Four
Two -Dollar Vouchers, First Prize for June.
AMMINIMIEMMIE
MRS. JOHN OILDFIE LD
L.
One Two -Dollar Saving, Voucher on Blue Card; Four Two -Dollar
Vouchers, Second Prize for .June.
MRS. KENNETH SMITH
One Two -Dollar Saving Voucher on Blue Card; Four
Two -Dollar Vouchers, Third Prize for June, Tied With
MRS. W. C. BROWN
One Two -Dollar Saving Voucher on Blue Card; Four
Two -Dollar Vouchers, Third Prize for June.
There are many runners-up and we should be able to announce
the three July winners from amongst this group very shortly.
WESTON'S
or
LEWIS
BREAD
5.
loaves for
$1.19
GET TICKETS ON
BICYCLE DRAW
-Schneiders
all -vegetable
MARGARINE
• Parchment
Pack
lbs. for
WHILE IT LASTS
NYLONS
with
6.00%order
9c.
per pair
Seaforth PArk with) 45
people bt attendance.
Ma. and Mrs. Glen Pepper and
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Barker
had an excellent sports anrange-
meat. A delicious lunch waA
served. t was deckled to boM
the next year's picnic hi the
same location on June Arth 1902.
(Vicars for the wining year
were President — Ray BelVer,
Exeter, Vice President — Ross
Gorden, Se,enetary-Treasurer —
oy Walter, Table mamdtee
Mrs. Ross Gordon, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Falconer, Mrs.
Mabel Higgerson, SpOrts Ce111-
TIli4tme Mr: and Mrs. Bill Mil-
lson, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Pep-
per.
Kindergarten to grade 1
Andreassi, Angelee; Benne-
wies Karen; Czerwinski, Jo-
Ann; Drager, Stephen; Fry,
Christopher; Habkirk, Cori; Hil-
debrand, Stephen; Janes, Jef-
frey; Jones, Paul; Maloney,
Kathryn, Marshall, Terry; Men-
nell, Dwight; Moggach, Scott;
McCowan, Brian; McLaughlin,
Gerry; Neil, Sandra; Nielsen,
Dennis; Ribey, Anne; Rice,
Bradley; Sallows, Bradley; Saw-
yer, Verne; Scott, Douglas; Scott,
Michael; Schenck, Bradley; Staf-
fen, Sandra; Stocker, David;
Trapnell, Joanne; Woerlen, Tim-
my; Young, Kevin. -
Will Hold
Autumn
Fair
RAC ES
Girls 8 and under, Nancy Pep,'
per; 10 -and, under., Wendy Dar-
ker; Boys 10 and • under Fee
Beard and Lgslie raleoner;
Girls 12 and under, Alma Beard;
Yonng men Bernard Beard;
Boys and girls wallahig back-
wards on hands: Bernard Beard_
and Alma Beard; Partners tie-
ing balloona behind their backs,
Denis pepper, June Walter; ,
Ladies.thr.owing ping pong baiil
with men catching. the same,
Ross 'Gordon, and Mrs. Harold
Taylor; Grapefruit and orange
race, Roy Walter; Ladies Rick-
ing' the slipper, June Walter;
Mens kicking the shoe, Dennis
Pepper; Lady with the most lace
on her slip, Mrs Ray Peper, Cl-
intton; lady with highest heel,
MTS. George Pepper; Lady with
largest ear rings, Mrs. Don Riley
Man with baldest head, Roy -Pep-
per, Clinton; Man who whitled
longest, Roy Walter; man with
largest shoe, Gordon Rushbroolt;
oldest person With his own teeth
Mn. Harry Walter; oldest mar-
ried oouple, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Pepper, Clinton.
The Northside I.TC.W. met in
the church school room Wednes-
day evening. avine: Robert Reid
opened using the hymn "Oh for
a closer walk with tGod".- Mrs.
Sallow& read the Scripture les-
son, 1VIrs. Ribey led in prayer.
Mrs. Bill Campbell sang a solo
accompanied by Mrs. Jas. Stew-
art. MITS. Ribey' gave the topic
"Our Paper Doll Society" -after -
the hymn "Rise Up 0 Medi of
God" the business was cond-
ucted by President Mrs. Wm.
Campbell.
The Community Friendship
°owner Mrs. Storey reported
496 calls and Mrs. Knight the
the secretary reported cards •
sent. After _discussion it was de-
cided to hold an, Autumn Fair
and Tea on Oct. 5th 'Mrs. Harold
Correll .and Mrs. Frank Robert-
on •were appointedconveners
• MTS. Wm. Campbell Jr. will be
a delgate to Alma College in
Greenshirts
Win 4-3
St. Columban Greenshicts
played London Dutch Canadian
B team in London on Saturday,'
June 22nd and came out on
top by a score of 4-3. Gerald
Ryan scored two goals. Paul
O'Reilly one and Gordon Moy-
lan one completed the scoring
for St. Columban. Next hoine
game , pits St. Columban and
London Dutch Canadians on
Saturday, July 6th.
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COTTAGE ROLLS 113.
SLICED PEAMEAL
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Ib.
HOME MADE — pLAIN OR GARLIC — PURE
SAUSAGES
69
PORK
Ib. 59
LEAN BEEF PATTIES
SKINLESS WIENERS
WESTON'S BREAD
10 for 99c
2 lbs. 99c-
4 loaves 99c
CANADA PACKERS
ICE CREAM ½ gal.
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