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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-10-15, Page 21THE SHRUBS. MR. THE NEW USBORNE. TOWNSHIP SCHOOL. Were Supplied By REDER'S FLORIST Phone 235-2603 Exeter BEAVER CONGRATULATES THE USBORNE TOWNSHIP CENTRAL SCHOOL On Their Grand Opening 227 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-1582 aot Congratulations To The Usborne Township School THE EXCAVATING, GRADING, SEWERS AND LAGOON FOR THE USBORNE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL Was Done By GREN GOUGH LTD Contractor - Phone 434-8955 RR5 Landon We Are Proud To Have A Part In Building Fine Educational Facilities In The Exeter Area C. B. M. AtitoCLAVed MASONRY UNITS Canada Building Materials (London) Ltd. 1201 Brydges St. London Phone 451-8500 Times-Advocatf October 15,1964 Page 13 Stu.,.. president to assist me central school Fru pen ay on ,the job, MacKay and cocker, A memorial Pti4e will pre- Senteci by a rePreaentative Of the cint.FVio Trustees and ratepay. ers Association and dedication of the §oheei Will be PerfOrMed by Rev. Hugh Wilson, Thames Road. Area inspector Gil Burrows will introduce the guest speaker and he wilt be thanked by Rev, N. Ernst, Woodharn, who will also prenOunce the benediction. Refreshments will be served to these in attendance by mem- bers of the Elimville Women's Institute. Totirs of the school will be arranged. .fPgcleMP will have an opportunity to view the new Us" borne Township central school thta Friday, When the 9404 opening will be held at the room structure. Main speaker for the evening will be R. It. Bornhold, assistant.. superintendent of elementary education. Ratepayers of the township and area residents, along with school officials from neighbor,. ing communities, have been in- vited to attend. Board chairman Elson Lynn will accept the keys tor the school from Kyles and Kyles, architects, and the contractors perionp in attendance, lle said 209 of the 262 pupils at the pawl were reprepppted by the adults in attendance, They toured the school, view- ed displays of the children's work and had an opportunity to discuss any matters they wished with members of the staff.. Members on staff are: Mr. Mathers, Mrs. E. Batten, Mrs, J. Carter, Mrs, O. Gowan, Mrs. I. Haugh, Mrs. V. Hunkin, Mrs. J. Keith, Miss M. Marshall and Mr. A, Taylor, Board members include Mr. Lynn, Gerald Prout, Mrs. M. Jory, TQm Hern and Ken Simp- son. Garnet Hicks is secretary- treasurer. Ontario EUB youth to meet at Crediton Plenty of room inside now Besides better educational opportunities at their new central, school, Usborne Township children also have a spacious gymnasium in which to play various games in inclement weather. They also have regular physical training classes and the spacious gymnasium will also serve for various extra-curricular activities and assemblies. Some of the boys and girls are shown above obviously enjoying the new facility. —T-A photo ELEQT CQVNCIL. Emily PYkeman, a grade eight student, will officially Welconle the visitors. She WaS recently elected president of the 13- member student council at, the schoql, She wa.s elected along with two other executive members in a Secret ballot which was held after brisk campaigning by the candidates. Principal A rnol d Mothers said the voting was extremely close in all three categories. None of the students made any rash promises as to bow he would run things if elected, as most dealt mainly with an intre- duction of themSelves to the student body. One of the candidates, Terri Paul, Kiricton, sang her cam- paign, Others had slogans and colorful posters in an effort to enlist support. The student council will as- sist with the planning and or- ganization of various sporting and extra-curricular activities at the school this term. They will organize assembly programs and one of their first duties will be to organize a con- test to seek designs for a school crest and the choosing of school colours. Chambers and Gloria at Exeter. Mrs. Lorne Morlock and Mrs. CI a r a Hay of London spent Thanksgiving at Sudbury with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fahrner, Mr. & Mrs. Garfield Hill and Stanley spent Thanksgiving Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilkins and family, London. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Matthews and Linda, Arizona, visited re- cently with Mr, & Mrs. Sam King and Marlene who was home from Galt for Thanksgiving. Mr. & Mrs. Veril Manning of Vancouver BC spent a couple of days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hill. Darlene Webb and Glenda Pfaff spent the week- end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hill. MANY PRESENT While the school will not be officially opened until Friday of this week, many of the students' parents have already had an op- portunity to visit the modern structure, A parents' night was held Thursday and Principal Math- ers estimated well over 300 By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR CR EDITQN The 20th annual YP Conven- tion for the Ontario Conference of the EUB Church is to be held in Crediton this weekend be- ginning Friday evening, Octo- ber 16 and running until Sunday evening October 18. Rev. Gor- don Hunter of Toronto is to be the guest speaker. PRESENT SKIT The WSWS of EUB church held its thankoffering meeting Tuesday, October 6 in the church school rooms which were tastefully decorated for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Paul Schenk acted as pianist and Mrs. Lloyd Lamport took charge of the meeting. Scripture was read by Mrs. Lloyd Hey with a vocal solo by Miss Doris Swartz. The study was given by Mrs. A. Wein, the theme of which was "To become more acquainted with Spanish speaking Ameri- cans". Spiritual Life was given by Mrs. A. M. Schlenker after which Rev. Schlenker led in prayer. A playlet "A Tale of the Thankoffering Boxes" was given by Mrs. Larnport and Mrs. Schlenker. President, Mrs. Gordon Ratz, took charge of the business. An invitation to meet with the UCW the evening of October 14 was accepted. The used cloth- ing is to be brought in the last two weeks of October. Ten dol- lars was voted to the CNIB. The election of officers is to be held at the November meet- ing. • CONGRATULATIONS To The Usborne Township Central School On Their Official Opening We Were Happy To Have Cleaned The Floors And Windows Eyre Window & Floor Service "On TiMe All The Time" 328 TECUMSEH AVE, LONDON No more walking to school for these kids Another of the benefits being enjoyed at the new school is the fact thlt buses pick the kids up at their 'laneway and deposit them there when school is finished. The real value of the transportation will probably become even more evident when those winter winds start to blow and the snow makes walking difficult. Principal Arnold Mathers, right, watches the children arrive at the school and with her back to the camera is Miss Marilyn Marshall, one of the teachers. Harry Hern is the bus driver shown walking toward the children. —T-A photo THE TRUSTEES OF THE USBORNE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA cordially invite you to attend the 4-H PROJECT BEGINS Mrs. Cliff Kenney and MrS. Harvey Bodgins attended the 4-H training school for the new project "The Club Girl Stands on Guard". Meetings will be- gin Monday evening October 19, at 7:00 pm In the Community Centre. All girls 12 years and over are welcome to attend. Hunters bag moose Kippen bull tops sale By MRS. NORMAN LONG KIPPEN Stanley Jackson of Kippen received highest price of $710 for a Hereford bull, born March 26, 1963 at the Hereford bull sale at Little Current, Mani- toulin Island, Oct. 1. The buyer was Leslie Bailey of Evans- ville. Ten performance tested bulls from the leading herds of southern Ontario were sold. Official Opening of the new USBORNE CENTRAL SCHOOL PERSONALS Mrs. Mary Faist and Miss Doris Swartz visited in Cam- lachie last Sunday with Mrs. Lena Cook. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fink- beiner and family of Barrie spent Thanksgiving with Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner. Mrs. Mary Faist spent Thanksgiving with Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Feist and family at Kit- chener. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Preszca- tor and family spent the week- end in Hazleton, Pa. visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Smith and other relatives there. Mr. & Mrs. Smith returned home with them to spend a few days here and with Mr. & Mrs. Ed. PERSONALS Thanksgiving and abapismal service was held Sunday at St. Andrew's United Church. David Richard, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Binnendyk, and Den- nis Wayne infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McBride were bap- tized by the pastor, Rev. Friday, October 16 8:30 P.M. 01 Guest Speaker Mr. R. F. Bornhold, B.A., M.Ed., and baby daughter of London visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Faber. Mr. & Mrs. N. Long spent Sunday visiting Mr. & Mrs. James Armstrong of S taf fa. Their daughter, Mrs. M. Ulch of Windsor and Oswald Brown QC and Mrs. Brown of Detroit visited them Monday. Sunday, Oct. 18 anniversary services will be held at 11 am and 7:30 pm in St. Andrew's United Church. The guest speaker will be Rev. Arthur Higganbotham of Walton. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones, Kenneth and Grant visited Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Jones of Hensall. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Hank Binnenclyk included Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education The Department of Education for the Province of Ontario Plant. Mrs. Gordon Wren was the winner of a box of groceries at a penny sale in Clinton spon- sored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Clinton Hospital. Messrs Elzar Mousseau and his brother Herb of Zurich and a party of five other hunters returned home Friday from a moose hunting expedition in the White River District, They were successful in killing two moose. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Littleton and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. & Mrs. George Gnatuk of Hamilton. Miss Barbara Gridzak spent Thanksgiving with her grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Wat- son of Centralia. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Littleton r e .":."Sg• Mr. & Mrs. Arie Binnendyk and Robert, Mr. Richard De Jong, Mr. & Mrs. A. Van Toucke of Walton, Mr. & Mrs. B. Kwik and Henry and Mr.& MrS. Ed- mund Rottiers of Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Vennerna & family of Burlington. Congratulations . . . Usborne Twp. School Hodge & Slaght PLUMBING & HEATING Crediton 234-6381 We are proud to have supplied and installed the Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating in this modern school. Energetic campaigning features election of officers EMily DkOmal‘ seated 'Centie, is the president of the student and Sandra Skinner, seCketary, Behind them are the rePreSein‘ Connell at taborne OWnihIP'S central SehObl. Her 001164 tittiVeS froth the Various grades, flack reVit left to right: Teln along with the other two executive members, was featured Prout, Elaine' johns and Janice Morley. Cehtre rowt Gordon With campaign slogans, pOSt04, buttons and speeches. The Robilisciii, Pea McKnight, Doug petimoi Karen Brock jean. decision was made by secret Mkt: Planking Emily, who will AlIeii Terri Pail and John xhigTiti take tart PtidaYPS Undid opening, are Bob Stone; treasurer', photo