The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-07-06, Page 5Farmers Outfitting Store
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Public School Results
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Ritter, Siebolt Ritema, Rae Robin-
son, John Sehipper, Kathy Seddon,
Larry .Simmons, Gordon Smith,
John Stephens, Robert Walsh,
Susan Williams, -
(Mrs,) Vera Elliott, teacher,
0 Q«0
Grade I to Grade II
Ruth Armstrong,. David Balser,
Jane Bateson, Diane Bauer, Rhonda
Bell, John Broome, Jo-Mee Case-
more, Jackie Deyell, Sally Lou
-13arbara Conley, David Gib-
son, Nancy Guest, Randy Hafer-
mehl, Steven Langridge, Luanne
La Vergne, John Leitch, Nancy
MacAulay, Adorn MacLean, Robert
McGee, Teresa McGuire, Carl Mow-
bray, Jane Ann Nethery, JOY
Ohm, Ruth Ann. Read,man, Nancy
Sell, Robert Shaunessy, Barbara
Shinn, Connie Slosser, Jacqueline
Stone, Sandra Tiffin, Ann Wel-
wood, Frances White, Marion
Willie.
Mrs. Robertson, Leacher.
4 -0-0
Grade I to Grade II
Carol Angus, Ray Archer, Su-
zanne Brenzil, Julie Burke, Patricia
Cantelon, Wayne Carter, Glenn
Purities, Candice Foxton, Barey,
Gardner, Maureen Hanna, •Karen
Hastings, Leslie Hilbert, Jean
Hunter, Jean Irwin, Marlene Jam-
ieson, Gerald Marks, Nicolaas
Meurs, Jarste Msyk, Brad. McKay,
Judith Scott, Denise Seddon, Doug-
las Selling, John Smith, Leslie
Thompson, Douglas T h o rn s o
Marie Whitehy.
Miss A. Williamson; teacher.
0 - 0 - 0
Grade II to Grade III
Kenneth Burns, Esther Chettle-
burgh,3aniee Carter, Dianne Cas-
lick, Barbara Dduphin, Frances
Dueharme, Kevin Dunbar, Ann,
Ewing, Mark Fisher, Billy Fuller,
Paul Getty, Debbie Gibson, Jennifer
Henderson, Barbara Hetherington,
Billy Hollenbeck, Gail Irvine, Joe
Kerr, Susan Kregar, Linda Lock-
ridge, Peter McCarter, Trudy Mc-
Guire, Vicki Rosenhagen, Sandra
Seddon, Steven Seli, Billy Strong,
Paul Templeman, Marilyn Tiffin,
Michael White,
Miss Phyllis Johns—Teacher,
0 - 0 - 0
Grade II to Grade In
Kenneth Aitchison, Joan Bennett,
Bryon Brooks, Joan Burchill, Billy
Congram, Wendy Crewson, Davy
Helen Crompton, Ruth Ann Currie,
Carol Davidson, Brian Deyell, Brad
Elliott, Mary Lou Foxton, Bruce
„Henry, Lyla Ann Hickey, Tommy
Irwin, Lennie Johnston, Gloria
_Lewis, Susan Major, Brenda Mc-
Taggart, Cathy Miller, Beverly Po-
cock, Karen Rae, Kenneth Rae,'
Matt Richardson, Brian . Skinn,
Eddie Skinn, Michael Walden.
Mrs. MacKenzie, teacher.
0 - 0 - 0
Grade III to Grade IV
Julie Adams, Bruce Cameron,
Gregory Carter, Ross Caslick, Lois
Corrin, Ellen Cruickshank, Jenni-
ter Dundas, Linda Elliott, Mine
Ewing, Linda Fairish, Gayle Gan-
nett, Richard Gardner, Cheryl
Getty, Larry Gordon, Paul Guest,
Donnalea Hardier Grant neyWOOd,
Gary MacKay, Norman Me4Lenrian,
James. McCarter, David Ohm, John
Rae, Judith Reid, Judy Riley, Wil-
liam. Skint; Monty Templeroan,
Adele Tiffin, George WelwOod,
Catharine Wenger, Barbara White,
Patricia urbrigg.
Miss J. Armitage—Teacher,
0 - 0 Q
Grade Grade IV
Edward Ahura, Linda Aitebieon,
Gary Bauer,. Barbara Boyd, Gary
Brenzil, Ldrry Brooks, Donald
Collar, Susan Currie, Terrance
Deyell, Sheila Edward, Barbara
Feagan, Randy Foxton, Paul Gard-
ner, Beverly Hastings, Donald
Hastings, Nicola Jeffery, Robert
Major, Darcy Mathers, Ruth Anne
Rich, Edward. Ross, David Schies-
tel, Lynda Seddon, Richard Whar-
ton, Bonnie Willie. ,
Mrs, Shera, teacher,
0 - 0 - 0
Grade IV to Grade V
Donald Brooks, Mary Chettle-
burgh, Brian Cronkwright; Joannei
Dunbar, °Rita Fitzpatrick, Debbie
Foxton, Brenda Hafermeld, Anus
Henderson, Heather Rueston, Diane•
Jeffery, Wayne Kreger, PrestOn
Lediet, Brian Mackay, George
Miller, Ivan McBurney, Robert
McKay, John Phillips, Joanne Pick-
ford, Joan Remington, David
Rogers, Rilla Skerin, Ken Snowden,
Gayle Stokes, Ken !Taylor, Nancy
Whitby, Sharon Willie,
Mrs. J, Gowdy, teacher.
O - 0 - Q
Grade IV to Grade V
Jane Adams, James Armstrong,
Robert Armstrong, Douglas Cane-,
eron, Elaine Carter; Barrie Conrori,
Mary Joan Corrin, Sheila Crewson,
,,Joan Cru icksha n It, Mary Ann
Cruickshank, Kathryn' DaCharrrie,
Douglas Elliott, Paul Fleury, Lyle
Gauley, Melanie Harris, James
Henderson, Robert Hotson, Donald
FIusser, Linda Hutton, Judith Irwin,
David Langridge, Anne Meyer,
Brian Miller, Robert Miller, Doug-
las Mowbray, Newton. Richardson,
Marilyn Strong, Robert Tiffin,
Patricia Walker, Mary Lee Wenger.
Miss M. Jamieson, teacher.
O - 0 - 0
Grade V to Grade VI
Mary Ahara, Bruce Boyd, Geor-
gina Brooks, Deuglas 'Cameron,
Joan Cantelon, Brian Care, Nancy
Casemore, Norman Corrin„ Sylvia
Davidson, Jamie Douglas, Brenda
Ellacott, Kevin Fisher, Wendy'
Fuller, Terry Gardner, Carolynn
Aty, Linda Hastings, Keith Hen-
ry, Verna Hunter, Wayne Irvine,
Harold Jarclin, Lorie. Johnston,
Frances Lediet, Tommy Miller,
Barry lVfaeLean, Linda IVIdTaggart,
Dianne Orvis, Gloria Reed, Linda
Schiestel, Barbara Scott, Patricia
Soiling, Kenneth Skinn, Douglas
Vyse, Bryan Walden, Jean Wel-
wood, John Welwood, Mary White,
Donald White,
Mrs. Webster, teacher.
O - 0 - 0
Grade V to Grade VI
Dean Balser, Peter Callan, Bar-
bara Henry, Betsy Irwin, Virginia
Murray, Cathie Peachey, Donald
Rae, Lynda Reavie, Neil Renwick,
Paul Tiffin, Ken Vogan.
O - 0 - 0
Grade VI to Grade VD
Lonnie Boucher, Gary Carter,
Brian Caslick, Bryon Collar, Ray
Corrin, Wendy Cronhwright, Jane
Day, Nancy DuCharme, Ruth Gib-
bons, 'Ronnie Goy, Brenda Hall,
Ruth Ann Hamilton, Valerie Hast-
ings, Marilyn Higgins, Ricky Irvine,
Bill Kerr, Allen Leggett, Mary Ann
Mason, Donna McKay, Peggie Rae,
Gary Reed, Ruth Sinclair, -Mary
Ann Skinn, Sandra Stewart, Kerry
Stuckey, Larry Taylor,
Mrs, D. Thornton, teacher.
O - 0 - 0
Grade VI to Grade VII
Trevor Adams, Larry Aitchison,
Bob Broome, Betty Carneron,,Mon-
ald Carter, Brian Clark, Raymond
Clark, Audrey Collar, Juliana Dau-
phin, John Douglas, Fiona Edward,
Douglas Ewing, P.au1 Fitzpatrick,
Michael Fleury, Bruce Gauley,
Wayne Gordon, Jim Griffith, Rae
Gurney, John Hanna, Kay Marie
Hardie, Sylvia Holloway, Ann
McKibben, Warren Rich, Marilyn
Riley, Eddie Rintoul, Corrie Rit-
sema,‘Vana Rosenhagen, Thseedore
Saint, Susan. Seli, Bob Sieling,
Marvin Skinn, Robert Skinn, Linda
Stapleton, Laura Walper, Lynda
Whitby, John White.
• Mrs. L. Hoy, teacher.
0 - 0
Grade VII to Grade VIII
Stuart Allen, Judith Callan, Kar-
en Cantelon, Rodney Cameron,
Donald Caskanette; Wilfred Cas-
kanette, Lynda Chittick, Robert
Crewson, David''Crothers, Ronald
Deyell, Sandra Dunbar, Ward Har-
rison, Carman McBurney, Mary
Ellen McPhail, James Mitchell,
Brian Murray, James D. Newell,
Noreen Nice', Pauline Redman,
Sonja Ross, Jacqueline Saint, Doug-
las Scott, Gary Stokes, Joseph
Vanstone, Carol Walsh, Joan Whit-
by.
Mrs. Martin, teacher,
0 - 0 - 0
Grade VII to Grade VIII
Robert Beattie, Pamela Burns,
Robert Campbell, Bill Dauphin,
Toni Deyell, Nancy Donaldson,
Tom Ellacote Almajane Elliott,
Darryl Gibson, Cathy Hanna, Janis
Henderson, Bonnie jardin, Glen Attunit, Donald Merrick, JIM Ne-
smith, Joan telehl, Elizabeth. Ritz-
ma, Roche Schipper, Susan spry,
Ronald Vogan, Terry Vander Hoek,
David Wengee, *
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Grade VIII fir Grade IX
Sendiat Cameron, Jane Ann Col-
Vile, sally CraUrferd, Dianne David-
son, littry Lou Jittriion, EAther
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The Pardwieh ,eongreptiOle of
Jehovah's Witeeeses attended their
convention: in Toronto, where
712 were in attendance at the Sun-
day meeting and 017 were baptised.,
Mr. and Mrs. John Tudan and
family spent the week-end with
relatives in Port Colborne, Mrs.
Tudan and children remained for
a - longer visit.
Mrs, Myrtle Wallace of Listowel
Is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs, Stan Forester,
Mr. and Mrs, Ron Hobe and
Tommy of Grimsby visited in the
community, on Saturday.
Mr. James Vittie had the mis-
fortune to severely get his right
hand while tightening a -bolt on
the lawn mower Thursday evening,
The wrench he was using slipped
and his hand was gashed on the
blade, Eight stitches were re-
quired to close the wound. He was
attended. by Dr. Vanner of Palmers-
ton,
Week-end visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Jack King were Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Bellamy of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Torn Bellamy of Tilbury.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Renwick (nee Margaret Me.
Cann) who were married on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs, James Bunting and
family of Willowdale spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Peter
'Browne. Miss Louise Browne, of
Toropto also spent the, week-end
with her parents.
Week-end visitors with Mrs,
Ruby Forester were Mrs. Charles
Verschpor of Anne Arbor, Mich.,
Mrs. P, Beeltworth and Robin Jane
of Toronto.
Rev, Douglas Vogan of Leaming-
ton, a, former rector, was guest
speaker in Trinity Anglican Church
July 10th, the Venerable W. P.
Wallace of Hamilton will be the
special speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Forester
spent Sunday„ with Mr. and Mrs.
n Carl Bender ear Gowanstown,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom McClement were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim. Inglis and Mr. and Mrs.
Cam Leishman of Acton.
Master Ricky Gibson of St. Ca-
tharines is spending two Weeks
With his grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs: Ross 'Doig.
Mr. and Mr's, Anson Demerling
spent July 1st nt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Schinbein in Mit-
chell. Both couples were cele-
brating wedding anniversaries.
Week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Demerling were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Wilding of Toronto and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Goldrieh of Lon-
don.
Miss Doris Gardner, Reg.N„ of
Hamilton General Hospital, spent
a. few days last week with her par-
ents, Rev, A. F. and Mrs. Gardner,
Mr, Vern .Hambly and daughter
Wendy of Walton visited Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly.
Wendy remained, for a longer vis-
it. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Hambly
and family of Toronto and :Mrs.
Max Hambly and two children of
Kitchener were guests at the 'same
hbme.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bailey of
Windsor • and Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Harley and Mrs. H. ISidy of
Georgetown spent the ' week-end
with Mr, and Mrs. William Mc-
Cann and were guests at the Ren-
wick -McCann wedding.
Dr. J. D. Forde- left Monday for
Orillia, where he will take a re-
fresher course for •two weeks at the
Ontario Hospital, then he Will go
to Cedar Springs, near Chatham,
where he will be employed in a
hospital. Mrs. Forde and family
will remain here until the end of
August. They have been here 10
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Harris of
Kitchener, Mrs. Alex Rife and
daughter Darlene of Preston spent
one day last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Rbyden Devitt.
' Miss Pearl McMinn of Toronto
was a week-end visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Garn King.
Mrs. Ed Montgomery and son
Graham of Toronto called on
-friends in the village on Wednes-
.day.
Miss Margaret Anne Wilson, 13-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Wilson, was taken to Palm-
erston Hospital on Friday night,
where she underwent an apped-
dectomy. This is the second child
in the same family to undergo the
same operation In two Months,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn, Karen
and Judy of • Orillia spent the
week-end with Mrs, Dora Ridley.
Miss Karen remained for two
weeks.
Kerr, George Kerr, Bob Lunn,
Brenda MacLennan, Terry Merit-
ley, Jean Rogers, Mary Jane
Slesser, Mary Helen Thompson,
Mrs, G. Mundell, teacher.
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Grade VIII to Grade IX
Margaret Ahara, Edna Mae
Armstrong, David Arthur, Keith
Broome, Douglas Campbell, Tom
Chettlebnrgh, Linda Sue Crompton,
Sandra Cummings, John Donald-
son, Brian Douglas, John &heard,
Martin Gamin, Sheila Gibbons,
Allan'Harrison, Lynn Hickey, John
}tapper, Brock Hueston, Mary Joan
Lapp, 'Douglas MeTaggart, Billy
Mitchell, Lynn Parkinson, Mary
Phillips, Joan Rodman, George
Weil, :Donald Rintoul, Xelth Scott,
Patsy Shaekleton, Eugene Skinn,
Mary Ann Southern, PAtsy Stewart,
Primer Strong, jiff Thomson. Den.
nig Wharton, George Whitby,
Gebrfte Wilterk Bill Yeinten,.: tom.* too*,
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Mr. and Mrs. George Paulin
and family, Clifford, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Foxton and family, Wing-
ham, and Mr. Robert Paulin, Tor-
onto, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Paulin' over the
week-end,
Mr. and Mre. Allister Green and
family, of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gibson and family were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. W. E.
Weir and Miss Gertie Bush.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Coupland
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brest, Tor-
onto, and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ed-
gar, Kitchener, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coup-
land,
Mr, and' Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gasho, Harriston, one day last
week.
Mr. arid Mrs. Harvey Bradshaw
and Vicki spent the week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn MeKereher
and family at Southampton.
Mrs, A. Sperling has returned
home after a week's visit at the
home of her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Eaton-, SeafOrth.
Mr. and Mrs, Al Crozier, St.
Marys, visited during the week-
end with their cousins, Mr. and
Mee, Richard Ingram,
Miss Gloria Herd and Mr. Don
Peel spent the week-end' with Mr.
and Mrs. George Hunt, Brampton,
Mr. Don Milligan spent the week-
end In London.
Mrs, Robert Montgomery, Toron-
to, Is at her summer home here,,
ttbes TetnanS were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. Henry -Sage of Liz-
towel.
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FoRDwlog---4 very pretty wed-
ding took ?place to the. United.
Church here on Saturday after-.
noon when wedding YOWN, were elc”.
changed between Margaret Nliza,
both. McCann and Jaynes 'Edward
Renwick of R,R. 1, Clifford. Rev.
F, Gardner performed the
double-ring ceremony and Miss
Violet Beswitherick presided• at the
organ, She aceempanted, the Aelo-
riat, Frank Renwick of Teeliwater,
cousin of the groom, who sang
‘.!The Lord's Prayer" - and during
the signing of the register,. "The
Wedding Prayer". The church
was decorated with bashete of pink
peonies and blue delphinium,
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. William lVfcCialio of
Fordwich and the groom is the
only son of Mr. and Mrs, Clark
Renwick, R:R, 1,. Clifford.
Mr. McCann gave his daughter.
in marriage. She wore a cathedral
length gown of Chantilly lace and
nylon tulle with.- low torso and
scalloped sabrina neckline. The
bell-shaped- skireof 'layers of nylon
tulle and satin was appliqued with
dainty flowere and worn over-tulle
and taffeta: The back was accent-,
ed with nylon panels. A. lace half-
hat with tiny pearls held her cir-
cular „illusion veil, which - was em-
broidered with lace appliques. She
carried- white gardenias, stephan-
otis and red roses, with . white
streamers and wore a cultured
pearl pendant, the gift of the
groom, •
Ballerina-length white nylon lace
gowns, styled with fitted bodice,
scoop neckline -and short sleeves,
with crushed-blue taffeta. cummer-
bund and large heck bow, were
worn -by the attendants. The full,
gathered skirts were worn over
tulle and taffeta. The matching
headdresses were taffeta. and ny-.
ion tulle. Mrs. Jahn Baker, sis-
ter of the bride, of Listowel, was
the matron • of ,honor, while Miss
Nancy Sothern, of Kitchener, and
Mrs, William- Hutchisen.of Gorrie,
also a sister of the bride, were the
-bridesmaids. They each carried
a spray of light blue; and white
mums.
Miss Connie 'Hutchison of Gerrie
aricr Mise. Donna McCann of Pal-
merston were flowergirls for their
aunt. They were gowned in white
nylon lace, styled with puff sleeves
and crushed blue taffeta: cummer-
bund with large back bow, and
carried, white parasols filled with
blue and white - mums,
William Mulvey, of Belmore, was
groomsman and the guests from
Toionto, Kitchener, Gerrie, Ford-
wich, Listowel, Palmerston, Gow-
anstown, Clifford, Wingham, Wind-
sor, Georgetown, Teeswater and the
surrounding district were ushered
by Walter Renwick, of, Belmore,
cousin of the groom, and the bride's
brother, Fred McCann of Ford-
wich.
The • bride's table in • the church
parlor was centred with a three.
tiered wedding cake in the shape
of a church. -The bride's mother
received the guests at the recep-
tion, wearing a brocaded faille taf-
feta dress of peacock blue, with
pink accessories and a corsage of
pink baby mums, Assisting, the
groom's mother was attired in flor-
al silk in tones of blue and rose
with white accessories, Her corsage
was white baby mums.
The -happy couple will live on the
groom's farm, R. R. 1, Clifford,
He is a graduate of the Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Renwick left on a
honeymoon to the Western pro-
vinces and for the trip she donned
an aqua blue sheath with a flow-
ered silk overlay and a plain,
matching three -, quarter length
duster. Her accessories were white
and she had a, corsage of white
gardenias,
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