Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-07-07, Page 3R�su.Its Grade. 004.'10 GMS nine Allan, • Mergie; Anderson, Debbie, b', Campbell, Jgl}t► D , nan, Brian; Elder, ed; For, rest, Donna; Forrest, 'Nancy; Ray, T.anda; Dovit;tS, Kay; MOB, Susan; Kiefer,. 'Dorothy; Max- well, Sandra; Mock, Mary,; Moir, John; ,Pryde, Brad; Reid, Linda; Rooseboom, Albert; Rowe, Bob; Russell; Bill; Sangster, Pam; Schwalm, Marjorie; Smale, Len; Smale, Sharon; Smith, Bob;ane; Taylor, Pam; Towton, ; Tra- vers, Tom; Walker, Murray; Weide, Ray. Kinette awards -- girls, Dgnna Forrest; boys, Bob Towton. P'u�a1i I,.re: Anno.0 Grade seven to Grelde eight Alexander, Iris; Armstrong, Janice; Bisback, Allan; Canner. oni- Bill; Campbell, Brian; Chap- man, Rod; Clement, Garry; Q1er ment, Ron; Corbett, Al; Dignan, Wesley; Ferguson, Ken; Gar- niss, Georgina; Hay, Brenda; Hovius, Albert; Hoy, Billy; Jacobe, Sharon; Keys, Anne; Koehler, Brenda; Link, 'Brenda; McEwen, Kathryn; Mock, Doug- las; Mousseau; Brad; Munn, Kathryn; Munn, Paul; Parker, Ricky; Prouty, John; Reaburn, Joey; Rooseboom, Minnie; Sang- ster, Linda; Thomson, John►,;, Tinney, Carol; Triebner; Don;t Troyer, Beth; Webster, Wendy; Willert, Gerald. Grade six to Grade seven Allan, Pauline; Bell, Ann; Blackwell, John; Bonthron, Shelly; Christie, Catharine; Con- . lin, Bob; Corbett, Wayne; Cor- nell, Bev; Currie,' Carmen; Fields, Brian; Fields„ Mervyn;. Fuss, Cathy; Harburn; Keith; Heal, Julie; Jackson, David; Kiefer, Davey; Maxwell, June; Maxwell, Bob; McNichol, Janice; Mock, Tim; Munn, Sandra;. Noakes, Donald; Noakes, John;; Parker, Michael; Pryde, Gordon; Rowe, Jim; Sangster, Michael; 'Sangster, Sheila; Simmons, Jackie; Skea, Dorothy; Stret- ton, Peggy; Thomson, Mary; Toornstra, Elsie; Travers, Sher- ry; Vanstone, Joe; Weiberg, Wilma; Willert, Sharpn; Wynja, Patricia. • Grade five to Grade six Beaver, Brian; Blackwell, Helen; Broderick, Karen,•• Camp- bell, Randy; Chuter, Sherry; Davis, Kay; Dignan,, Susan; Drysdale, Jill; Elliott, Ricky; Hovius, Effie; Kipfer, Shelley; Koehler, Keith; Lavender, Bren- da; Mattson, Terry; . Mickle, Pam; Parker, Patti; Parsons, Brenda; Reaburn, Jeff;' Roose- boom, Martha; Rowcliffe, John; Sangster, Bonnie; Smith, Scott; Triebner,. Mary; Vanstone, Chrissie; Veal, Melonie; Wilson, Ronnie. S.hroe4ett„ Kennet ;' Sbroeder,. :•Sandra', Sirnpson,, Jean; Sanith, "•Danny.; Thomson, Beatr1ce; 'Triebner,; ,Carl; Turvey, Danny; Van Wieran,Jo-Attn; Van. Wier - en, Patricia; Webster, Billy; Weidor Gerald;; Willert, Dar. lene. Grade three to Grade four Alexander, Joan; Beer, Linda; Campbell, Fred; Campbell, Wayne; Cleni{ent, Billy; Cor. bett, Steven; Dougall, Brian; Elliott, -Eddie; Garniss, Gary; Garniss, Roger;• Gass,; Brenda; Keys, Daryl; Knight, Anne; Kyle, Karen; Kyle, Tony; Lav ender, Bradley; Love; Gregory; Lovell, Kevin; Mickle, Judith; Noakes, Robert; Parker, Cindy; Parsons, . Richard; Rowcliffe, Patti; Smithy Debbie; Soldan, Robert; Stretton, Nancy; Tra- vers, Gail; Veal, Michael. Grade• two to Grade three Bell, Sylvia; Blackwell, 'Ida Ann; Buchanan, Bradley; Cald- well, aldwell, Jamie; Campbell, Gregory; Clement, Bobby;. Dixon, Wendy; Eckel, Doug; Hovius, Robert; Ingram," Sandy; Knight, Stevie; Koehler, Garry; Kyle, Kathy; MacDonald, Terry; Mattson, 'Perry; Moore, Tim; Munn, Jane; 'Munn, Beth; Parker; Kim; Rooseboom, Shirley; Rowcliffe, JoAnne; Rowe, Lori; Smith, Doug;,. Turvey, Beth; Vanstone, Robert; Vanstone, Susie; Van Wieran, Clarence; Van Wieran, Robert; Wareing, Kevin; Wonna- cott, La Donna. Grade one to Grade two Baker, Bradley; Baker; Tam- my; Bell, Douglas; Chuter, Kim; Consitt, Dwight; ",Cooper, Barb- ara; 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; Par- ker, Cathy; Parsons, --Gregory; Pepper, Brenda; Pryde, Janet; Reaburn, Deana; Reid, Steven; Sangster, Kathryn; Soldan, Kathryn; Thiel, Stephen; Toor- nstra, Clarence; Trenchard, Yvonne; Triebner, Harold; Won - Yvonne; •Triebner, Harold; Ven- ner, Stephen; Wiedo, Catherine; Willert, Bernice; Wonnacott, Delbert. Grade four to Grade . five Adkins, Gloria; Alexander, Ross; Allan, Joan; Allan, Lloyd; Bisback, Kevin; Blackwell, Mary; Buchanan, Kevin; Camp- bell, Bob; Campbell., Jane; Chuter, Diane; Consitt, Bill; Cook, Kathy; Forrest, Joan; Fields, Cecil; Gass, Gary; God- dard, Joan; Heal, Jane; Ingram,' Ricky; Jacobe, Raye; Joynt, Pat; Lawrence, Paul; Lovell, David; MacDonald, Tony; Rea - burn, Paul; Rowcliffe,' Billy; - Kindergarten to Grade One Armstrong, Murray; Baker, Robbie; Beer, Betty; Caldwell, Terry; Campbell, Judy; Cook, Jennifer;• Dittmer, Angela; Eck- el, Debbie; Elder, Linda; Elder, -Scott; Elliott, Janice; Elliott, Jenny; Fuss, Cheryl; Hall, Dav- id; Lavery, Robbie; Love, Elaine; McAllister, Karen; Mc- Curdy, Nancy; McKinley, Rich- ard; Moore, Terry; • Mousseau, Frank; Regan, Terry; Roose- boom, Jane; Shearer, Joyce; Shiels, Kevin; Simmons, Dale; Soldan, Karen; Stanlake, Randy; Stretton, Susan; Triebner, Grace; Vanstone, Mary Ann; Van Wieren, Doreen; Varley, Kenneth;• Venner, •Michael; Wareing, Paul; Willert, Ervin. Teaching staff last school year , included': kindergarten, Mrs. Helen' Scone; grade one, Mrs. --Beryl Elgie; grade two, Mrs. Mary Dalton; grade three, Mrs. Mabel _Shirray; grade; tour, Mrs. Mary Haugh;; orifi Ave, Mrs. Faye Forrester;, gradee six, Mr, Eric Mansfield; grade sev en, Alva, can AMY; •grade eight, Mr.,Robert Beabuun..Mrs. Mary • Jacobe, Principal's relief.. teacher. • Next year -the staff will in, exude; kindergarten, - Mrs. Hel- en Scone; grade one, Miss Mar- garet Johns; grade two, Mrs. Maryi Dalton; grade three, Mrs, Doreen Oesch; grade four, Mrs, Jean Jolly; grade five, Mrs,. Faye Forrester; grade six, Mrs.. Beryl Elgie; grade seven, Mr. Eric Mansfield; grade eight, Mr. Robert Reaburn. Principal's relief teacher, Mrs. Mary Jac- obe. .Mensal! UCW Meets Hensall UCW Hensall United Church Wo- men was under the leadership of Unit four, ,with Canada as the theme. Mrs. Elgin Roweliffe based the devotional on teach- ing, reading passages from St. John. Mrs. James McAllister was the 'moderator on a symposium op Home ;.Missions with Mrs. T. Sherritt, Mrs. 'F. Beer, Mrs. J. Flynn and Mrs. H. Caldwell, as. panelists, each describing the various phases of the United Church in Canada. In conjunc= tion with this Mrs. R. Peck read a letter from Rev. Ben Smillie giving some 'of his im- pressions while a student on the Mission Boat Thomas Cros- ley. Mrs. George Armstrong gave a report on the work of Dr. Savage in the West . and at• Cold Lake. . Mrs. E. •Chipchase read a let- ter from Wrinch Memorial Hos- pital, . Hazelton, B.C., in apprec- iation of the June bale. Two of Miss Greta Lammie's pupils performed. Catherine McEwen favoured with a piano solo and Carmen Currie sang a lively Canadian song. Mrs. H. Currie presided for the business portion. The con-. veners of standing committees gave reports as follows: Miss Mary Goodwin, finance; Mrs. Harvey Keys, visitation; Mrs. E. Chipchase, supply. pr.. ;a US POST OFFICE VACATION. Ar TUNE"U i Engine449ftlY -laranassisamewalza6.°1 tune-up, --.... i - brake adju�sst- ment,p plus .bum - MINE hi' 11/1l BEAUTY CARE SER- VICE Let us make your car look new, Vacuum interior — clean chrome, 'experti,wax and polish. $9.95 most models TIRE SALE 4Q' Seaf per -' to - bumper inspection. $8.85 most models (parts extra) PREE • EXHAUST SYS- TEM INSPECTION Let our service craftsmen make a thorough inspection of exhaust — muffler — tail pipe. Phone 527-1750 o F F on most Popular sizes flotor Setif oreh tOOlOONoHayT OAP $0001, AVOL "Bow ani 'their wiVes•enticed he •tite. too, olOnt sem, *Or meg ail h bands to"a steak •barbecue If -ay Town$hip Fark, ` Y-ednesd.y evening: Tan. 110V,Iiatot, chair. Olen Of the boards and Jame, Sangster, Mede the:, rpresenta - tions,' of beautiful table -'lam to, retiring teacher, s,, itifrs. Nary Haugh and Mrs. Albert Shirrdy. Each class of Hensall Public School held a party at the school on Wednesday afternoon when prizes were awarded and lunch served. Students in grade eight presented their • teacher, principal Robert Reaburn, with an electric alarm clock. Debbie Anderson made the presents- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shirray left Tuesday for a vacation xo the West Coast. Mrs. Donald MacKinnon is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Messrs. Vernon and Orville Hedden, St. Catharines, visited their brother Herb Hedden for a few days this week. At Seaforth Lions Carnival, Friday evening, Cindy Bisback, five years of age, at present re- ceiving treatment at the Crip-„ pled Children's Centre, London, was the winner of a $40.00 tran- sistor radio in a draw for sev- eral valuable` prizes. Cindy is the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bisback of Hensall: Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Lewis of.. Sarnia left Wednesday by jet on a teachers' flight for the Brit- ish Isles and the Continent of Europe. Their 13 -month old daughter • 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 and Dry Cleaners, London. Mr. Don Kyle, on the ;staff of the Bank of Montreal, Hamil- ton, was a weekend visitor with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Byron, Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family, 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. 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 home 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, P.E.I., are vaca- tioning for two weeks with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smale and Sharon., and other relatives. Cpl.' Harrison has been posted to Camp Bord- on, where he will teach elec- tronics. Visitors for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas- Kyle, Sr., were Mr. Simon Kipfer, a bro- ther of Mrs. Kyle's and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Kiefer, a nephew from Minnisota, U.S.A. It was the first visit to Canada for Mr. and Mrs: Mervin. Kipfer who were thrilled with the country and its beauty. They also tour- ed Niagara Falls and visited in St. 'Catharines. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shorthouse and family and Mr. Austin Deitch, all of St. Catharines, were ' weekend visitors with Herb Hedden. Mr. Roy Kyle has returned to Newfoundland after a three- week visit with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. Kyle, Sr. -Mrs. T. Kyle, Sr.' and her niece Miss Irma Kipfer, Toron- to, left by plane Tuesday morn- ing for Iowa, where they will spend two weeks visiting with the former's brother, Dave Kip- fer, who is in poor health, and will also visit relatives in Min- nisota. Joseph L, Flynn is resting comfortably in St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, with a fractured leg, sustained when his •car rol- led over in a ditch, near Zurich On- Saturday. He was alone in the car. The accident happened 114 miles south of Zurich and % mile east of the Goshen Line in Hay Township, OPP W. G. Glassford; of Exeter Detach- ment who investigated stated damages to the car were $800. Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Glanville have taken up residence in their home on Richmond Street South. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs. K. Lagerwerf, are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Van Dyk of Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and Mrs. Lagerwerf spent a few days last week at Niagara Falls. Mr, and Mrs. William Smale and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Willert and Patricia, God- erieh, attended, the funeral of the late Alfred (Al) Pearson, at Scarborough, on -.Wednesday. Mrs. Elsie Talma of Holland, arrived last 'Wednesday by plane to spend at year vacation- ing with her daughter and • Bon- in -law, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Toornstra, iensall, and " with her four sons and three daugh- ters who reside in Canada and the United States. , Mrs. John King7na of Shipka is a daugh- toir. Or 'HIS , Find '�, fio for an 1 �- k �' skating; POO- the 41444404. of professionat P0040i, COW . ming?, Ward was receired from 4.4e, Western Ontario consarvotOre of Music that.the;¥isses.14 and Bonnie Sangster suetWul' ly completed their 6th year' ofr ballet with first .class :honors. They are the pupils of Mrs, Mr Za'blocki of Clinton, They are the daughters of Mr. and Mis. John Sangster of Hensall, „ • Paul Bedard of London is. spending his vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mcg, Stewart Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Consitt, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLean, Exe- ter, Mr. William Fairbairn, at, tended the funeral of the late Mr. Alfred (Al) Pearson, on Wedeesday, at Scarborough. News of Klippen Mrs. Alfred Moffatt attended the graduation exercises of her grandson, David' Moffatt on Monday afternoon at Lambeth Public School. He was valedic- torian of his class and received an award of $25.00. Mr. and Mrs. Marv. Routzon of Florida are spending the summer months with her sis- .ter, Mrs. A. Moffatt. Mr. Charles Taylor, Stoney Creek, visited Sunday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. -N. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mur- ray, Exeter, visited Monday afternoon and evening. Mr. Lorne Schneider and fam- ily of Stratford visited Monday evening. with Mr. Robert Thom- son. Mrs. Hazel Blake and Roxy of London attended the Cooper - Link wedding at Centralia, Sat- urday and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Coop- er and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter of Chatham spent the holiday weekend with' Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Hood. 0804 v* . Cate.:' fi i�ki , ke .{.' - " _T. and, Jer�.,'.TOMO, , Fegtr aln ,. P'thy, Bell ,. Lon$ ts`1aO, .fid': B andfa rWy,,'C1OPPawa, , and err au44 . Jain Gleam ' chadlren, Westar,. visited ki rs.. 'rank Evans. : ' Via udttit Friend., K,itgbfln ; er, visited with Mr. and WS. Charles Friend, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Groseclx and family, Landon,' xtsate4 and, Mrs John Krauskopf and family, Govozioque. ' Mr, pit Mrs. Gordon Costello and children, Westbrook, : with Mr. and Mrs, Dan Costello. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holland and faintly, Scarborongh, and' Mr. and Mrs. John Trappier, Gerald and Susanne of Mont- real visited with Mr. and Mrs. George E. 'Holland, Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Kraus- kopf, Port Hope, . visited Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf. - Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stapleton Galt, visited Mr: William. Staple- ton. Mother M. Stephonie of the Pines, Chatham, was with Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. James Gaunt and their son, - Father J. Gaunt C.S:B,, Detroit, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. 'A. McDougall and family,' London; visited with Mrs. Joseph Jordan. Mrs. Charles - Friend and daughters . are spending a month at their cottage in Lion's Head. Mrs. Joseph Dill is in Simcoe with Mr. and . Mrs. Lester Haynes. Mrs. Joseph Melady and Mrs. Teresa Coville are attending a five-week summer course in Goderich, which leads to a cer- tificate in junior Education. Monsignier 'A. Durand of St. Peter's Seminary, London, visit- ed with Rev. R. Durand. WINCHELSEA NEWS OF THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs: Bob Bibby and family, Kirkton, visited Satur- day evening with Mrs. John Coward. • Mrs. Newton Clarke and Mrs. John Coward attended' the trousseau tea for Miss Dianne Delbridge in Exeter, Saturday, at the home of her parents, Mayor John •Delbridge .and Mrs. Delbridge. -;•Ruth Horne spent the holi- day with Jean Lamptis, at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne of Sunshine Line visited Wed- nesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Walters. Randy, Wendy and Sherry Gilfillan, Exeter, visited on Sat- urday evening with Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara. Mr, Tom ,Campbell' has taken a job with Canadian Canners in Exeter as night watchman. Mr. Roy Miller of Sunshine Line spent the. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and family, and also Brian Hern of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne attended the Pym reunion in Exeter, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton of Elimville visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanfor Hutton and News of Varna Several families from the com- niunity attended the Stephen- son picnic at the Seaforth Lions Park, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Morrow and l r. and Mrs, McCleod, PiI- ot Mound, Manitoba, attended the Stephenson picnic and visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell on Monday. Mr. and •Mrs. Earle Tipping, Danny and David of Sarnia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Dowson on the weekend. Mrs. Alice Webster of Wind- sor indsor is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wat Webster. Miss Elizabeth .Little and Mr. Bob Johnston, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Perce Johnston. David Jewitt, Seaforth, and Steven Jewitt, Constance, visit- ed" on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Dowson left by plane last week for a trip to the west coast. STAFFA Miss Romona Worden and David Kemp are attending summer school at Western Un- iversity for the next six weeks. family. Mr. Harry Cole, London, vis- ited on Friday and Saturday with . Mr. apd Mrs. Freeman Horne. Miss Ruth Horne, Jean Lam- mie of • Centralia and Mrs. Ger- ry Grubb of Farquhar took a bus trip to Toronto on Tues- day with the pupils of Kirkton Public School. Mr. and Mrs. William Wal- ters visited on Sunday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day - man and family, Kipperi and al- so with Mr. and -Mrs. Russell Lee and David of Exeter. ► Thi . - In .Ful wing t �}1�p N A The -IN MITCHELL Have a look at the `beautiful, selection of New Pontius and Buioks GOOD WILL USED ;CARS 1964 2400r Pontiac HT, 8, AT, full power, radio 1964 2 -door Pontiac 6, AT, Hard Top- • 1964 Chevelle 6 cylinder, standard, with radio and white walls; a real nice one - owner car. 4 1965 Volkswagen Standard. - 1963 Chev 4 -Door Standard, with 'radio; low mileage. 1962 Pontiac 2 Laurentian, 6 cylinder, Auto- matic, with radio. 1961 Ford 8, AT, with radio 1959 Ford 8, with radio A number of older models at good savings. Look at these' TRUCK SPECIALS 1963 1/, Chev. Fleet side 1963 GMC 1/ -Ton Step side complete with stock racks 1962 Econo Line Ford Panel 1961 11/2 ton Chassis and Cab; a real beauty one -owner truck with dual wheels; .all ready to go to work: A FULL LINE of 'NEW GMC Trucks... to Serve Your Needs There.are..1/,..Tons HD., 3/4 Tons, 1 Tons. You name it --,we have it• NOW AT WEST -END GdRAGE OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 10 TO SERVE YOU AND ALL NIGHT IF WE HAVE .:TO....: CaII 348-8932 - MITCHELL COPIES OF THE Are . Always on Safe at the Following Places in S'EAFO R T H and DISTRICT SEAFORTH_ Brown's Supertest Station Crich's Bakery Elliott's Quick Lunch I.G.A. Grocery Keatiiig's Pharmacy McGonigle's Grocery McKindsey's Drug Store Seaforth • Community Hospital Seaforth Foodland Smith's Superior Food Market EGMONDVILLE Eickmeyer's Grocery Store BRODHAGEN Sholdice's General Store BRUCEFIELD Patterson's Grocery CLINTQIN McEwon's Book Store CONSTANCE • Borden Brown's General Store DUBLIN Goettler's Red & White Market Red HENSALL Wilson's Drug Store KI P PEN Dickert's General Store ST: COLUMBAN Ryan's General Store WALTON Marshall's General Store WINTHROP MeCluskie's General Store m