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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-06-03, Page 81, • r); p(Posrrolti PEAPMI, ONT., JUNE a, WO NEWS OF WEEK IN ZION Mr. and Mrs, Russell Roney yisited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mal - Cohn, Mitchell, Friday night. Miss Joan Britton, Galt, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton, for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibb, Alan and Doug, of Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm on Sunday. Miss Nancy Lannin, Wood- steck, was home with her par- ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Fergus Lan- nin, for the holiday weekend. ' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper attended anniversary services at Munro on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lannin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walkon on Sunday and attended anniversary services in Munro church. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kers- lake and William, of Staffa, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. George Mit- chell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Aikens e visited their nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson, in Ot- taw'a over the holiday weekend and also visited Mr. Aiken's sis- ter, Mrs. Hanson and Mr. Han- son in Toronto; then on to Waterdown to Mrs. Aiken's sis- ter, Mrs. R, McComb and Mr. McComb, before returning home. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Han- non and Mr. and ,Mrs. George Pepper attended the races irr Goderich on Monday, , - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bush - field visited his brother, Mr. Charles Bushfield and Mrs. l3ushfield in London on Friday. and Mrs. George Pepper with Mrs. Mary Malcolm on Yri- clay. 'Miss -Eleanor Lannin spent the weekend • with her .friend, Ruth Wells, Mitchell. !,i.rs. Sandy Pepper, Seaforth, was dinner guest of Mrs. Mary Malcolm. on Saturday. Mrs. Mayme Smith, Stratford, visited her sisters, Mrs. Ada purchill and Mrs. Hester Bur- • chill, oVer the weekend. • Mr. R. W. Burchill is reliev- • ing agent at ,Thedford for the :WEDDIDG e INVITATIONS , - ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 ACCESSORIES COME IN AND ASK FOR YOUR • REE BRIDAL GIFT N-yEGISTER THE HURON EXPOSITOR SEAFORTH next few weeks. Patricia Burchill, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Burchill, had as her guests at her confirma- tion at church and dig:1w at her hs.mie, her sponsors, Mrs. Jack Gloor, Mrs. Arthur Diegel, Ken and Bob' Burchill, also Mr. Jack Gloor, Patricia and Ruth, of Bornholm; Mr. Arthur Die - gel, Kitchener; Mrs. Ken Bur- chill and Jeffery, Mitchell; Mrs, Mayme Smith, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs.. William Wadland, of Woodstock; Miss Wendy Tup. per, Harriston; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tubb, Mr. and lVfrs. R. E. Burchill, Mrs. D. A. Gray, Mrs. Kate Hocking and Mr. Fred Herbert, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wickie and Joyce,. Monk - ton,. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eisler, George, Norman and Paul, of Logan. .WINCHELSEA- Mrs:-Sohn Coward returned to her home on Wednesday after her stay •in the hospital, and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wib Coward and Susan, of Lon- don. Mr. William Walters spent the weekend at French River fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan and family, of Exeter, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Col- in Gilfillan and Barbara. 'qrs. Bob Patterson and Les- lie, of Lucan, and Mrs. George Frayne, of Sunshine Line, vis- ited Sunday evening with Mrs, Nelson Clarke and Mrs. Wm. Walters, Mrs. Ngyvton Clarke visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bev Morgan and family, of Thames Road. Mrs. Garnet Miners visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ilow- ard Johns and 'family, of Elim- ville North. The Elimville I.J,CW held an ice 'cream social Friday evening at the church. The program consisted of vocal ,numbers by Mrs. Howard Pym; violin and piano. by the Rowe" brothers; guitar selections by Sharon Batten, Jim Lynn and Doug Penhale; also songs by the Messengers. At the .end of the program, everyone was served ice; cream and ce e. McKILLOP Miss Anne Kistner ,of Ater - loo, spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Thornton, and Mr. Thornton. Master, Allan Koehler has re- turned to his home 'after being confined to St, Joseph's Hospi- tal, London. Seaforth W.I. Plans Meeting The regular meeting of the Seaforth Wdmen's Institute will be held Monday at the home of Mrs. Gordan Papple. Con- veners are Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs.William Strong. This being. Dairy Month, the guest speaker will be Miss Brenda Houston, last year's Huron County Dairy Princess. Roll call is; • "Your favorite dairy product and recipe of how you use it.' Neese bring a sample of your recipe to the meeting to be used as a part of the lunch • Bus trip to London will be •Thursday, June 17. Problem As SDHS Athletes Compete The weather was anything but conducive to record breaking, but despite a cold, drizzly day, SDHS athletes turned in a creditable performance at the anuual sports meet Thursday afternoon. Winners were: Junior Girls Softball throw, Lia De Jong, Patty Oliver, Dawn Stephenson; standing broad jump, Julianna Rau, Mary Plumb, Debbie Mil- ler; running broad jump, Mary Sills, Patty Oliver, Mary Plumb; high jump, • Mary Sills, Lia De Jonfi, Lynda Forbes; shot put, Atze Zwep, Lia De •Jong, Juli- anna Rau; discus, Atze Zwep, Terry Mowat, Lia De Jong; 100 - yard dash, Julianna Rau, Deb- bie Miller, Mary Plumb; 220 - yard dash, Julianna Rau, Deb- bie Miller, Lia De Jong. Champion—Julianne Rau, -16 points; runner-up, Lia De Jong, 13 points. Senior Girls Softball throw, +Roba Doig, Ruth Gorwill, Sally Mowat; shot put, Ruth Gorwill, Roba Doig, Sally Mowat; standing broad jump, Christie Dobson, Roba Doig, Darlene Sills; discus, Ruth Gorwill, Christie Dobson, Sally Mowat;' running broad jump, Christie Dobson, Roba Doig, Darlene Sills; high jump, Christie Dobson, Roba Doig, Darlene Sills; 100tyard dash, Christie Dobson, Roba Doig, Carol Van Loon; 220 -yard dash, Christie Dobson, Roba Doig, Carol Van Loon. Champion—Christie Dobson, 28 points ; runner-up, Roba Doig, 23 points. Junior Boys • 100 -yard dash, Stephen Brady, Fred Stephenson, Charles Dal- rymple; '220 -yard dash, Stephen Brady, Fred Stephenson, Chas. Dalrymple; 440 -yard dash, Gary Nicholson, Stephen Brady, Bill Carnochan; 880 -yard dash, Gary Nicholson, William Perrie, Bill Carnochan; shot put; Gerald Coleman, Gary Nicholson, Neil Govenlock; discus, Don Murray, Gary Nicholson, Ean Dolmage;, running broad jump, James Brown,, Don Mikrray, • Hank Scott; triple jumK Hank 'Scott, Alan McLean, Don Murray; pole vault, Alan McLean, Don, Murray; high jump, Murray Hulley, Ean Dolmage, Pat FUNERAL PAUL BRADLEY SCHADE Paul Bradley Schade, one- year -old 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schade, of Mitchell, for- merly of concession 14, • Elma Township, died Sunday in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, af- ter an illness of several 'days. He is survived by his parents and one sister, Cheryl; „ both grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ir- win Schade, Monkton; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dolmage, Seaforth, and three ,great-grandparentss, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ham- mond, Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Bennewies, Mitchell, and Mr, and Mrs. Len Schade, Monk - ton. 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Ihtermed i ate Boys 100 -yard dash, Erie,Ross, Lar- ry Lane, Brian Scott; 220 -yard dash, Larry Lane, Eric Ross, Brian Scott; 440 -yard dash, Douglas Dalrymple, Eric Ross, Larry Lane; 880 -yard dash, Bri- an Scott Michaet Stinnessen, Kenneth Dolmage; shot put, Larry Lane, Eric Ross, Leonard Jamieson; discus, Eric Ross, Brian Broome, Larry Lane; running broad jump, Eric Ross, Fred Knetsch, 'Brian Scott; tri- ple jump, Eric Ross, Douglas Dalrymple, Brian Scott; pole vault, Ross Hemingway, Larry Lane, Eric Ross; high jUrTIP, Eric Ross, Douglas Dalrymple, Leonard Jamieson; open mile, Fred Hassen, Brian Scott. Champion — Eric Ross, 35 points; runner-up, Larry Lane; 17 points. Senior Boys 100 -yard dash, Thomas Phil- lips, Rick Fortune, Bob Pryce; 220 -yard dash, Thomas Phillips, Douglas Fry, Rick Fortune; 440. yard dash, Paul Rau, Fred Has: sen, . Rick Fortune; 880 -yard dash, Douglas. Fred Has - sen; shot put, Dave Mills, Ben- ny Akker, Thomas, Phillips; discus, Rick Fortune, Benny Ak- ker, Douglas 'Foskett; running broad jump, Benny Akker, Thomas Phillips, Rick Fortune; triple jump, Thomas Phillips, Benny Akker, Douglas Fry; pole vault, Dave Mills, Douglas Mills; high jump, Benny Akker, Bill Rowat, Dave Mills. Champions—Thomas Phillips and Aegny Akker, tied, with 19 points. CONGRATULATIONS to ALF ROSS On the Opening of ROSS MOTORS Seaforth - Ont. Providing new services to • the Seaforth district. Industrial Acceptance Corp. LTD. Ftnancial Services for Canadians since 1925 172 Ontario St. - .STRATFORD • DOMINION ROYAL TIRES CONGRATULATES ROSS MOTORS ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW GARAGE a Long Lasting and just right for Summer ease. 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