The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-07-06, Page 5brags 4.uly 6, 15)61
and district news
CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs, Maucle:Hockleng Phone
Mrs, .Archie, MA.c.G.,..rogor, Phone 56
Kinettes honor
former member
A meeting of the Kinette
Club wss noci last Tuesday
evoking a he summer cottage
of Mr, and Mra, Harold Bon -
Oren,
Mrs. •George Sawyer of Exe-
ter, a fernier member, who is
leaving ,for Tillsonhorg in the
near future, was an Invited
guest and was presented with a
gift. by president Mrs. Boss
jiriks on behalf of the club,
Yearly reports were sub-
mitted and- a birthday gift
will be forwarded to their
adopted little girl in Italy. Mrs.
Wm, Clement won the raffle,
Meetings will resumein Sep-
tember. A pot luck supper was
, enjoyed after the meeting,
iS 10 Hay picnic
The annual school picnic of
SS # 10 Hay was held at
Riverview Park, Exeter, on
Thursday, June 29 with a large
attendance.
Sports were directed by Mrs.
John Corbett assisted by Mrs.
Ben Tinney and Mrs. Ed Cor-
bett.
Winners for girls, 6-8, were
Sandra Munn, Minnie Roose-
boom; boys, Freddie Elder,
Bradley Pryde; girls, 9-11,
Marie Campbell, Ann Funk;
boys, Albert Rooseboom, Jim-
my Campbell; girls, 12 and
over, Carolyn Campbell, Mary
Payne; boy, 1.4 and over,
Billy Tinney, Wayne Payne.
Ladies' lucky spot, .Mrs,
Rooseboom; men's, Mr. Roose-
boom; kick the slipper, ladies,
Mrs. Ken Elder, Mrs. Gordon
Munn; men, Bruce Shirray,
Craig Chapman; youngest baby
present, Frankie Mousseau;
oldest person present who at-
tended SS # 10 Hay, John In-
gram; lady with the most but-
tons on her dress, Mrs. Hugh
McEwen; man with the small-
est waist, Mr. William Hyde.
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area. officer
Hensall native
receives post
The election is announced of
Tribute was paid to :Percy Edward T, Berry of Windsor,
Campbell, retiring district dep. as Grand 'Monarch and Head of
uty grand master a Huron No. the Grottos of North. America
at the Supreme Connell session
8, daring an installation cere-
mony Rensell Oddfellows heli at Minneapolis, Minn,
Hall Thursday night, Mr. Berry is ;assistant gen-
eral manager and treasurer of
Officers commended Mr. Guaranty Trost Company of
Campbell for bis work on be-
half Canada
of the IOOF during the •
Mr. Berry was born in Hen -
pest term. sail, scan of the late Mr, and
His successor, Wiliam Cald- Mrs. T. J. Berry, and re -
well of Brucefield lodge, was ceived his earlier education
installed by two past inasters here,
of the grand lodge of Ontario,
R. K, Williamson and Charles
Hutcheson, both of London,
assisted by Gerald McFalls,
Exeter, recently appointed
grand lodge officers.
Also installed were Allan
Campbell, Seaforth as district,
deputy grand warden, and Bit
Taylor, Brucefield, as district
secretary.
'Appointed to sales staff
John Sharpe, a native of
Dresden, has been appointed
divisional sales manager at
General Coach Works of Can-
ada Ltd. Hensall. Mr. Sharpe,
43, has been associated with
the trailer industry for several
years.
Legion bingo
Jack pot was not won at the
Legion bingo Saturday night
and this Saturday night it will
be worth $135.00 in 57 calls,
and two door prizes.
Winners were Mr. and Mrs.
Pincent (3), Mrs, Wes Ven-
ner (2), Mrs. Joan Hoy (2),
Mrs. M. Redden, Tom Kyle (2),
IL Swartzentruber, Roy Ken-
ney. Specials, Mrs. Wes Ven-
ner, Mrs. Joan Hoy, 'Ms. Ven-
ner, Paul Boa (shared), Paul
Boa. Door prizes were won by
Mrs. Fleischauer and Jim
Smale.
Hensall personals
Softball tourney
Hensall captured a men's
softball tournament held Sat-
nrclay, July 1 with ;four teams
in action, The local nine had
to go 10 innings to win the
tourney do'wning Lieury 9-7.
Lieury earlier had blanked
London Bank of 'Montreal 2-0
as Don Pickering faced just 21
men in pitching a seven M-
ning no-hitter, He struck out
14. Hensel.), in the first round
beat Exeter 7-3,
Lou Borden and Murray Bell
each had three hits and Doc
Cameron two for Hensell in the
final. Don Pickering had three
bits for Lieury.
In a ladies' ;softball contest,
Brucefield walloped Fullerton
12-1.
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Carolyn Smillie successfully Mrs. Cecil Pepper was the
passed her Grade 8 piano with winner of five dollars in a
honors. jackpot draw sponsored by
Margaret Smillie has ;success- Clinton merchants.
fully passed her first year at Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle,
olledonald Hall, Guelph where Bob and Ann, left by motor
,she is taking a four-year Thursday, June 29, for the
home economics coMse.
West. They will visit in Cal -
MT. Ron Broderick, of Kitch- gary and go on to ;spend a few
ewer spent the weekend with days at Banff and Lake Louise.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- On. their return they will visit
field Broderick. relatives and friends in Edmon-
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell and ton, Regina, 13randon, Winni-
family of Windsor were recent peg, Pilot Mound, and Snow -
visitors with relatives and flake, Man.
friends here. Mr. William R. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T.
Bell returned home after a Munn and family, ;of Stoney
pleasant visit with his son and Creek, are holidaying with
daughter-in-law, in Windsor. Mrs. Munn's mother, Mrs. Ida
Mr. Billie Fisher of Ceiling- Munn.
wood is spending a few days Mr. and 'Mrs. Harold Shep-
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rennie La- herd, of Toronto, spent' the
porte, weekend visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Liebold who Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fisher
has been receiving treatment and family, of Collingwood,
for the past several weeks in were recent v is it or s with
South Huron Hospital, was able friends here,
to leave there and is recup- Mr. and Mrs. George Parker
orating at the home of her visited over the holiday week -
son -in-law and daughter, Mr. end with Mr. and. Mrs, Don
and Mrs. Garfield Broderick. MacLaren in Cooksville.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr vis- Mrs. E. Ellis, of Clinton, is
ited. with Mr. and Mrs. Herb- Spending a few days with her
ert Aitken in London over the son-in-law and daughter, aVIr.
weekend and also visited Mr, ;and' Mrs. Lorne Chapman.
and Mrs. 14. H. Gilbert, and Miss Bernice Dating left on
Mrs. Louise Gilbert at park. Sunday for Toronto where she
wood Hospital. will attend summer school for
Mrs. L. E. Borden received five weeks.
Word Tuesday that her cousin Miss Marion Bell, of London,
Sub/Lt, Robin Nelson, 21, of visited over the holiday week -
Croydon, Surrey, England, had end with her parents, Mr. and
• been killed in a plane crash Mrs. Glenn Bell.
at Singapore, June 20, He was Jerry McClinchey has ac -
flying back to join his ship in eepted a position on the staff
Singapore when the plane of the Bank of Montreal, coin -
crashed into the sea. The body anencing his duties on Monday,
has not been recovered. July 3.
Mrs, Ruth Bell has returned
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr at-
tended the 35th wedding an:. home from a business trip to
adversary of the latter's cousin, Harrisburg, Pa. and Washing -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Herman ton, D.C.
of Lambeth, July 2. Dr. J. C. Goddard, Mrs. God -
miss Louise Jones has been d;ard, Beth, Peggy, John and
advised by the Royal Cons;erv- Joan, are on vacation.
atory ;of Music cif. Toronto, that Ken Itichard;son hes taken A
Honor couple •
WIN HENSALL KINETTE BURSARIES—Anne Mickle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Laird Mickle, Hensall, and Robert Forrest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Forrest,
RR 2 Hensall, won the $25 bursaries provided by Hensall Kinette Club for the top
girl and boy student in the graduating class at Hensall Public Sthool. The pre-
sentation was made Thursday by Mrs, Ross Jinks, Kinette president. Above, the
two winners receive their report cards from Principal Robert Reaburn, —T -A. photo
on anniversary
Mr. and Mrs, Herb Kercher
of Hensall, who observed their
fortieth wedding anniversary on
June 29, celebrated the occa-
sion with •a family dinner on
Sunday, July 2 at the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich. The date also
marked, the 12th -wedding an-
niversary of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Jeffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Kercher were
married. 40 years ago in Crom-
arty by the late Rev. David
Richie, and moved to their
present farm in Tuckersmith,
where they have since resided.
The bride was the former Myr-
tle Wright.
They have three children,
Margaret, Mrs. James Jordan,
of London, Ross, at ;home, and
Doris, Mrs. Spencer Jeffery of
Staffa; also three grandchil-
dren Judy, Ruth and Billy Jeff-
ery.
After dinner, the family pre-
sented their parents with a
stainless steel electric skillet
and the grandchildren gave
them a cup land. !saucer.
The bride of 40 years wore an
orchid ;corsage and the groom,
a boutonniere, also gifts from
the family.
she was successful passin,, fposition on the staff of the
111 grade seven piano at the mid': Bank Of Montreal ;commencing
summer examinations held in duties Monday, July 3.
Clinton, June 17. Louise is a Mrs. Lou Simpson who has
pupil of Miss Greta Lanimie, been a patient in Clinton Pub -
Jack Henderson left by jet lie Hospital for the past four
from Melton airport Sunday for weeks -returned Innate Sunday.
London, England, where he will Her dallehler, Mrs. Gus V"'
spend a month touring Eng. of Detroit, will stay with her
land, Scotland, Wales, Bel, another for a while
glum, and will also Visit rela- Visitors 'with Mrs, Blida
fives. The trip WAS Made in Cheriea were her daughters
seven hours. and son.irgaws, Mr, and Mrs.
and mrs. Tan milpott stat Robinson, of London, and
and son Donald, of Rechester, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harradine
my, are spendim thig week and their daughter Beverly of
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 80des, N. Y.
Schwalm and family. Mrs. ;Mr. Russell Hedden and cbiL
PhilpOtt is a sister of Mrs, dren, Karen and Kevin, of SchwalmSt-
Catharines, spent the weekend
Miss Evelyn Eydco who re. holiday with Mrs, Catherine
tently graduated from Oshawa' Haden and Herb.
General Hospital School of •Peter Bisback is VaCationing
Nnrsing, is stending three with Jelin Goddard at their
weeks v a calked n g with her aum Mei' eat:age,
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ala Mr. Alex Shorthouse, St,
Hyde, of Kinpen. Catharines; accompanied by his
Miss Bernice Dining left Sun- nephew, Mike Sherthente, Vis -
day for Toronto where alit will Red at his home here over the
attend atilianier tehtiti at the weekend. Miaa Gweil
OCE Where she is ,taking a honse retiirned with thorn for
special deutse in bine eco- a two weeks' holiday,
iambics. Dr. and Mrs. J, A, SpoOman
Miss A Consitt, who cele- a Kliehener Mr- and Mit,
breted her birthday Thursday, Donald Sedy.'11,0heti and David
Stine 29 Wee libtliated et A birth- Of Wet:oriole, Nft, and Mrs. Cor-
day party had at the summer don Clemas and Mr. and lIrs,
cottage Of Mra, Cornelius Cook, .lame a Ross of 1.4d1den were
Grand Bend. 'bit tnesday, when Sunday guests of! Mt, And Mrs.
several. frierida presented her John Soldati, Patrick and Mi.
With a gift. Ittietives, friends ehnel.
and neighbors Called et her
horne. Thursday to offer fact-
tatiorit end present her with
giftS,' floWert, arid treat,
Two Hensail
win met
gra
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Presentations of $25.00schol.1 GRADE 2 TO GRADE 3
arships were made to Ann Mic-' Susan Broadley, Garry Cle-
kle and Bob Forrest, students , meld, Joyce Johnston, Anne
having the highest average in ,xcys, Earl Shorthouse,
grade 8 at Hensall Public Teacher: Mrs. Beryl Elgie.
School. Iris Alexander, Ann Bell,
President Mrs, Ross Jinks Allan Bisback, Billy Cameron,
made the presentations at the ;Larry Deitz, Kenneth Fergu-
school Thursday morning on be- soh, Billy Hoy, Davey Kipfer,
half of the Kinette Club who Bobby maxweii, Douglas Mock,
annually sponsor this project. ; Rolfe Otten, Ricky Parker,
Ann, 12, is the daughter of I Joey Reaburn, Jackie Simmons,
.Mr. and Mrs, Laird Mickle, johnny Taylor, Billy Watson,
and 13ob, also 12,,is the son of' Wendy Webster, Beverly White-
man,
GRADE 3 TO GRADE 4
Margie Allan, Debra Ander-
son, Beverly Clark, Mark Fi-
ford, Donna Forrest, Linda
Morenz reunion
The Morenz reunion was held
at Brodhagen community cen-
tre with approximately 150 at-
tending. A ball game was en-
joyed and sports.
Winners in races: under 6,
Dougie Watson; girls, 7-9, Starr
Fischer; boy's, Billy Jeffery;
girls, 10-12, Sharon Morenz;
boys,, Ron Moore; girls, 13-15,
June Morenz; boys, Ron Con.-
nelly; ladies` lucky spot walk,
Mrs. Hugh Morenz; men, Bill
Jeffery; three-legged race for
girls, Barbara Snider and Mar-
ion Jeffery; wheelbarrow race,
boys, Ron Moore and Dougie
Watson; ladies' kick the slip-
per, Mrs. Ross Corbett; Shoe
scramble, Mks. George Mor -
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Forrest.
KINDERGARTEN TO
GRADE 1
Lloyd Allan, Kevin Bisback,
Karen Broderick, Deborah llaY, Mary Mock, Linda Reid,
Clark, Kay Davis, Jill Drys...
'Keith Roszel, Pamela Sang -
dale, Garry Gass, Barbara I
ster, Marjorie Schwalm, Jane
Havens, Deborah Havens,
;Smith, Jack Spearman, Pamela
dith Johnston, Shelley Kipfer, ; Taylor, Heather Watson, Peter
Keith Koehler, Douglas Kyle, „"jams.
Brenda Lavender, Terry Matt- ""'
Teacher: Mrs. Mabel Shir-
son, Pamela Mickle, Jeff Rea -
burn, Edward. Rooseboom, John
.D,orothy Kipfer, Linda Koeh-
Rowcliffe, Mickey &bade; ter,Christine McCrae, Wayne
Scott Smith, Christine Van-1Ryn
stone, Ronnie Willson.
!Vanstone, Murray Walker,
Teacher: Mrs. Helen Scene.
GRADE 4 TO GRADE
GRADE 1 TO GRADE 2 Janice Bonthron, Betty Cam -
Pauline Allan, Shelley Bon- eron,Carolyn Cook, Beth Cook,
thron, Catharine Christie, Bev -;Bill Cornell, Michael Davis,
erley Cornell, Alison Fiford,• Muriel Ferguson, Linda Fuss
Keith Havens 'Michael Hoy,
Susan Jinks, Roy Johnston,
Kenneth Jones, John joynt,
Linda Keys, Linda Jane Kipfer,
Sharon Lavery, John Moir,
Cher yl Mousseau, Patricia
Parke, Allan Reid, Ginny
Shorthouse, Sharon Smale, Rob-
bie Taylor.
Teacher: Eric Mansfield
GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6
Pauline Bell, Christine Cam-
eron, Arleen Chipchase, John
Goddard, Kathie Henderson,
Gary Kyle, Sandra ;Maxwell,
Brenda Noakes, Ch a r l e s
Schwalm, Joan Simmons, John
Skea, Ken Smale, Ruth Srnale,
Bill Taylor, Gerald Volland.
GRADE 6 TO GRADE 7
Gary Anderson, Colleen Bayn-
Youngest baby, Cindy, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mor-
enz, nine months; oldest lady,
Mrs. Lizzie Morenz; oldest
man, Mr. Ed Getke; largest
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jef-
fertr; family coming the farth-
est distance, avir. and Mrs. Sol
Snider and family, Windsor;
lady with most Indians on
d r e s s, Ruthann° Connelly;
guessing contest, Mrs. John
Corbett. Mrs. Roy %form re-
ceived the prize for having
birthday nearest to day of pic-
nic.
Officers elected were: presi-
dent, Harry Mugge; secretary,
Norman Morenz; treasurer,
Arthur Morenz. Brodhagen will
be the reunion place on the
first Sunday in July, 1962,
Cathy Fuss, Keith Harburn,
Julie Heal, Johnny Jaques,
June Maxwell, 13111 McCrae,
Bob McCrae, Timmie Mock,
Donald Noakes, John Noakes,
Janet Otten, Michael Sangster,
Shelia Sangster, Karen Schade,
Dorothy Skea, Shirley Smale,
Joe Vanstone, Mac Williams.
Chiselhurst area
showers bride
Miss June Ross, whose mar-
riage to Douglas Arthur Hutch-
inson will, take place in Chisel -
burst 'United Church Saturday,
July 8, has been honored at
'several pre -nuptial presenta-
tions.The ladies • of Chiselhurst Ilam, Peter Bisback, Bevan
United Church arranged a 13on9lron, Ricky Buchanan,
D
ei, tzpant Dryisdale,
Mrs. J. Hudson
St. Marys native
Funeral services for WS.
.Tack :Hudson, 79, of Home%
were held front be Bontlaron
funeral chapel, SaturdAy, July
1, conducted by Rev, Currie
Witilaw, with interment in
Maillandbank Ceinetery, SA
forth.
Mrs, Tludson, the former Vic-
toria Ida Hislop ef St, Marys,
died in Clinton Public Hospital
on Thursday where she had
been for the past three and a
helf months With a fractured
hip suffered fri A fall at her
horn e.
Survivors at her husband,
and' one reiee taf Wyoming,.
Personal items
Miss Soarr Spellman, (laugh.
ter of Dr. and Mrs, S. A.
Spellma'
n, Kitchener was listed
Aliibtig the graduates of Lon-
den teachera' cellege. She will
begin teaching at Blenheimlti
Mr, and. Mr& Jack Ashton, September,
Kitchener, were Vialtera Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
with Mr, Arid MOS, Jam Sol- Hillsgreen, have sOld their store
:dart,
and MON! ListOwel.
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Scouts, Cubs KidS, ball players.
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fete leaders FOcelVe InWrIeS
Three Parr Line children aro
Presentations were made to 2 recovering from broken 4011,8
uff red 4 i
retiring Scent Aild Cub leaders •;4" -4 -Ps.`
during a father. and son get-.: ,GregorY,.. Sou a Mr._ "and Mrs.
together FridaY ,evening At the Iteistpi-li,4trIgve,silelwi PilrYlvi4;
venuminity park.
Don Joynt.,'chairmen. of the• .disinountingl Mary Blackw11
group committee, :expressed ap- 'tripped and fell while .playing
Previa:lion to Ilia Fink,. who bas at the NAM. of tier parents, Mr,
Jeen Cubmaster for a number and.Mrs. Stewart BIACkwell:
of years and is taking up resi- Gary :Wandler, son Mr. Arld,
dence ;Clinton,. and to Ron • Mrs. lf. Wandler. fell .
:nroderich, assistant Scoutmas. polevaulting at :SS 3 IlaY, •
ter, who, has been transferred Jack -Chinchase suffered
by the bank to Kitchener. sprained ankle at the haseb.all .
A wiener roast, firelighting game Tuesday night. He was
contest and other Scout .compe. sliding into base when bis
Wiens were featured, on, the :spikes stuck in -the bag, Don
pro.gram, sponsored by the. Mousseau, tore the ligaments of
°rAouPJ.-efTernitiStetree, 'Exeter, ;chair- lolnisd4bnkalsee Wallilethselidsionigtbart5i-o"-ur:
man of the Huron Scout Ass'n, Saturday. He is on erut,'
urged parents to assist the. ehes,
group committee and leaders.
He said the lack of trained
leadership. is curtailing Scout
activities an the ;district,
Mrs. Waines
dies in hospital
Jones, Dan 'Opfer, Dianne
Koehler, Alvin Lavery, Marcia
Little, Linda Mock, Barbara
Schwalm, Bob Sinale, David
Smale, Otto Smale, Bill Sol-
dan, George Taylor, Grant
Walker.
GRADE 8 TO GRADE 9
Danny Cameron, Eric Camp-
bell, Bob Forrest, Bonnie Fos-
ter, Nancy Kyle, Ann Law-
rence, Don Lenaghan, Ann
Mickle, Suzanne Ramie, Gail
Sangster, Lois Simmons, Brian
Smillie, Joan Spearman, Ed
Stewart, Clark Webster.
Teacher: Robert Reaburn.
miscellaneous shower a
bride -elect's h o e, Friday,
June 30.
The address was read by
Ki
dVliss MaryKinsman and gifts
presented by Joanne Ross and
Dianne Serapes. A bride's book
was presented ;and a recrea-
tional period of games and a
program enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ernest Waines, former-
ly of Owen Sound, died Sunday,
July 2 in South Huron Hospital
in her 69th year,
Owing to health Mrs.
Widnes has been residing with
ter daughter, Mrs, Ron Mock,
since February,
She is the former Lillian Cut -
bush and widow of the late
Ernest Waines of Owen Sound.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. (Kathleen) Ron Mock,
Homan, Mrs. (Margaret) L.
E. Seabrook, Waterloo; one
son, Kenneth, of Owen Sound;
one brother, George Cutbush,
Owen Sound.
The body rested at the Bonth-
ron funeral chapel, !feriae%
from 4 until 10 p.m. Sunday
thence to the Breckenridge -
Ashcroft funeral chapel at
Owen Sound.
Public funeral service was
„held in First United Church,
-Owen Sound, Wednesday at 2
p.m. with interment in Green-
wood cemetery.
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GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8
Bob Carlile, Rill Chipchase,
Displaying the bride -elect's Bryan-, Fink, Bruce Forrest,
trousseau and wedding gifts Barbara Forrester, Glenn Har
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were Miss Elaine Ross, Mrs. burn, Flora Johnston, Grant ig
Alfred Ross Jr., Mrs. William
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Earl Kinsman and M.„ (liar- A family dinner at the Do-
minion Hotel, Zurich, Wednes-
once Coleman. There were 40
present. day, June 28, marked the 35th )
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July 1 when the guest of honor daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
was presented with many gifts
Clarence Dilling of Sarnia, at-
tended, and their daughter RI
bride's book was presented, A Bernice arranged the party.
program and lunch enjoyed.
Mrs. William Buisto, Mrs.
Bruce Armstrong ;and lira.
Alex Miller arranged the show-
er. Displaying the trousseau
and wedding gifts were Miss
Dodd.
Mrs.
and Mrs, Don
Mrs. Ann -McDonald was
hostess at a surprise shower
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Marks-, Oxford St., 7,01i.
don, when Miss Ross was Made
the presentation of A Coact
pereolator and steam iron.
Euchre was played and lunch
served.
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Whit -
croft, London, entertained at a
party in honor Of the bride and
groom -to -be. An oven.ware set
Was presented to thern.
Mrs, Donald Dodds, Seaforth,
arranged a pantry shower for
Miss Ansa Montlay evening.
Presentation address was read
by Mrs. Donald Them and a
bride's book Assembled,
The teachers et 33y�0 North.
view School presented Miss
Ross with a gift At a barbeene
held at Springbank Park, Stine
26. Miss Rosa was on the staff
at Byron Northview School.
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