The Huron Expositor, 1970-07-09, Page 5Cheryl Wdbster, daughter of
Mr' and Mrs. Grant R. Webster,
won the Highest Academic Girl.
Award. presented annually at the
Huron Centennial School, Bruce-
field, for scholastic achievement,
interest and participation in stu -
dent activity in classes, arts,
music and sports. Cheryl was
presented with a trophy at the
recent Graduation Banquet. She
received 33 A's and 3 B-plus
out of a possible 36. •
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Benninger (Gr. 7).
Sister Shirley ,who is leaving
Dublin and going to Stratford to
teach, addressed the children and
parents. Linda Van Bergen
thanked the. teachers for their
work throughout the year.
The Year Book committee
included John De Kroori, Pauline.
Rowland, Linda Van Bergen, Ge-
raldine Rem-en and the Grade 7
committee includes Mary Ann
Flannigan, Dianne Brosbns, Har-
ry Van Bergen, Peter Van Bakel
and will be responsible for pub-
lishing the Year Book.
board I could find for my twin
great-nephews and their parents
didn't even open the package.
I, learned indirectly two days
after their birthday that they -nail
'decided to return it because they
had an old board at home and
need a children's table and
chairs. But was I consulted?
. No expression of thanks; no
information; no dice! You won't
catch me bending over backwards
to get them a nice gift again!
Hurt
ARertgintiMilltt•
Perhaps, long since, they have
dome to and talked with you about
this. Please write and say they
have. But don't bear a grudge.
Help them get the fable and
chairs.
• DEAR DORIS - V.m 18 years
old and-every place I go every-.
body keeps telling me how beau-
tiful I look, the good figure and
voice I have, and the..nice per-
sonality I have.
I do housework for a priest
and the wages 'are low. Could I
do something besides this, like
something to do with my looks,
etc.? •
• Miss Wondering
DEAR MISS WONDERING -
A good figure might suggest mo-
deling: A nice voice might sug-
gest telephone' or radio work..
Nice personality? Receptionist
or sales work.
But they could all be, wrong.
We need to know other things,
about education, aptitudes, ge-
neral interests. ' You need per-
sonal counselling.
Visit the youth section of your
nearest Canada Manpower Centre
and ask for guidance about a vo-
cation. 'Or see a private voca-
•tional counsellor.
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EMISIMINNIMINMINMEMINERIMMIMI
WINCHELISEA
Correspondent
Mrs. William Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford $ugden
of Detroit visited recently with
Mrs. Isobel Skigden and Mr. Ten,
nyson Johns.
MISS Ruth Horne and friend of
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
Grubb and boys of Farquhar, vi-
sited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
Dennis and Diane, spent the week-
.end, at Listowel with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne
of Sunshine Line were guests on
Sunday for a birthday party for
their grandson, David Lee, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee
at Brinsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Penhale and
family of Sarnia, visited over the
weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn
Kerslake and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn, Jim
and Joan visited on Sunday at
Sebringville with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparling
of Landon, spent the past, week
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne.
Miss Janet Bray of Thames
Road visited on Wednesday with
Diane Hutton.
Mr. Arthur Dobbs of Cali-
fornia and Mrs. Newton Clarke
of Exeter visited on Wednesday.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan- Brock
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Simpson
or Exeter visited on Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Hern and boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole of
London, Mrs. Gerry Grubbe and
boys of Farquhar, visited onSun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne.
Mrs. Annie Veal of Exeter
visited this past' week with Mr.
and Mr's. Elwyn Kerslake and
family.
Mrs. John Coward spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Coward, Pamela, Wendy and Jef-
fery of Sunshine"Line.
Miss Janet Hern of London
and Brian Hern of Stratford,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Hern and boys.
Mr. Bruce is the son' of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bruce
of Grey Township and M,rs. Bruce
was the daughter of thedate Mr.
. and Mrs. Alex McLaughlin of,
Morris. They lived , on...tmlieArmi
east 'of Walton until they reAredi
to Seaforth ten years ago. They'
were married at Brussels on
June 25th, 1930.
Correspondent
Miss Jean Copeland
Mr's. Mary- Gay Brooks Of
Willowdale and Misses Lynne
Waters and Carol Sainsbury of
Melbourne, AUstralia, visited
with the former's cousin, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Gartenburg and John .
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson,
Margaret and Janet, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Lemieux and Rosemary and
Mrs. K. Cacciotti of Capreol.
A number from the community
attended the Switzer Reunion held
in Queens Park, Stratford, on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs: D. L. Gingerich,
Brian, Keith and Nancy of. Cal-
gary, were visitors during the
week with the farmer's sister,
Mrs. Don Atkinson, Don and Ka-
ren.
Miss Jean Copeland and Mrs.
.Stanley Mountain of St. Marys
were Saturday evening supper
guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Donnelly of Caledonia. They also
attended the surprise party held
at the home of Mrs. Mac Walker
for Mr. and Mrs. Graham Walker
of Waterdown who celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary this•
week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Don Atkinson
entertained relatives and friends
on Sunday in honour of Mrs. At-
kinsons' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Gingerich of London, who
were celebrating their 40th wed-.
ding anniversary.
Mrs. John Cornish of Battle
Creek, Mich., Visited on Thtirs-
day,and Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wheeler.
MESSENGERS
The Messengers held their
meeting on June 28th with nine-
teen members present.
Pamela Rodd,opened the mee-
ting and,„Karen Insley read the
scripture, after which' David
Tomlinson led in prayer. Rea-'
dings were given by Michele Ro-
binson, Pamela Rodd, David
Spence and Calvin Rodd. A solo
was sung by Linda Timms and
Mrs: Lloyd Cowdrey read a story.
Paul Brine read a poem and Mrs.
Glenn Copeland presented the
Study Book. Susan Spence and
Christine Tomlinson took the of-
fering. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb
and family entertained on Sunday
in honour of Mr. and Mrs. George
pall who were celebrating their
25th wedding anniversary. Guests
present for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Ball, Kathi and Debbie
of Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Small and family and Miss Thel-
ma Small of Brownsville, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Webb and Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Webb of London and
Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Wareliann
and family of Blyth.
Miss Jacqueline Beckett of
Galt spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Beckett and Geraldine.
Miss Lorie Webb is holidaying
with her cousins, Kathi and Deb-
bie Ball of Dundas.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell
Terri and Scott were Sunday sup-
per guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Nairn and family of St. Marys.
Miss Sandra Wilson and Perry
Wilson of Lakeside are holidaying
with Mr. and•Mrs. Jack Smith for
a few days. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Berry of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr. Allan Berry.
David Spence, Calvin Rodd and
Paul Brine are attending Camp'
Bimini this week. Graham Robin-
son is one of the counsellors at
the Camp:.
Ronnie, Donnie and Kimberley
Brintnell of Motherwell are spen 7
ding a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Brintnell, Ter* and Scott.
Miss Julie Webb is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph'
Wareham and family of Blyth.
The terrific rain and wind
storm on Friday evening toppled
many trees, and branches in the
community,• doing considerable
damage in some cases and block-
ing the roads for a time.
NAME WAS OMITTED
In the story of the Van-
steelandt-Willems wedding which
appeared in the issue of June 25
last, the name of Brian McGregor
was omitted. He served as ring
bearer.
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"Serving Seaforth and District Since 1940"
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bruce,
Hight.St., were honored at the
home ofi their niece and nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke of
Wingham recently, on the occa-
sion of their 40th wedding anni-
vesary, when a family dinner
was held. During the evening they
were presented with suitable gifts.
Correspondent
Fred McClymont
Mr. Floyd McAsh of Hamilton
visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McAsh.
An item in the ,July United
Church Observer stated that Mrs.
Marcella Bandy of Toronto had
died. She was the widow of the
late Rev. H. G. Bandy, 'a former
• pastor of Varna United Church.
The members of L.O.L. 1035
are preparing to go to Kincardine
on Monday, July 13, to the cele-
bration there.
The Vacation Bible School will
start on Monday, July 20th, in the
United Church. •
DEAR DORIS - have known,
this certain guy since the fall of ▪ '68.We have dated about a dozen
times and correspond regularly,
since he works in a distant city.
His birthday is coming up
soon. Would it be proper to send
him a gift? If so, could you give
me a few suggestions as to what?
I do not know his clothing size.
He sends me gifts for Valen-
tin, e's, Christmas and my birth-
:day.
ora
DEAR NORA - I'd .. say , a
friendship at a distance, of nearly
two years, deserves recognition
with a gift.
Clothing is taboo, anyway, be-
tween just friends. -Best ideas
relate to his hobbies: A record
you know he'd like; a how-to book;
a pen; a horoscope poster for his
room; a magazine subscription.
Choose a humorous card to
go with it - buf not the insulting
e kind. They're for the birds
queer birds.
DEAR DORIS - I am engaged
to a man 10 years my junior. I
will be 60 next birthday and he,
was 50 last summer.
This does not seem to matter
to him. He has never been mar-
t',
tied. Now he wants a home of his
own.
My husband has been dead for
five years. It has been hard to
think of someone else in his
place, but I feel I could be happy
with this man, and make him hap-
py.
• Do you think there is too big
an age difference?
Second Marriage
DEAR SECOND - So much de-
pends On your state of mind and
your health of body. Some women
of 60, who have kept active and
Interested and taken care of
• themselves, seem younger. than
50.
Any marriage takes a heap of
adjusting, at any age.. If you are
willing to put your whole self into
it and not expect an unearned
blissful paradise, it, may well
bring yoi some important earthly
• happiness.
Growing old alone has little
to be said for it, if there is any
other' way.
DEAR DORIS - Can you ima-
gine it? I bought the best black-
VARNA Students
Doris Clark
Married. 40 Years