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PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
On instruction from the Municipal Council,
hereby proclaim
Monday, August 6, 1969
CIVIC HOLIDAY
IN THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
and respectfully request the citizens and bus-,,
inessmen to observe the, occasion.
F. C. J. Sills
Mayor
"OOD SAVE THE QUM"
make yowl second car a
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MCGAVIN REUNION
The McGavin Reunion was
held at the Seaforth Lions Park
with 39 in attendance.
;Committee members includ-
ed Graham Kerr, President; Mrs.
Graham Kerr, Secretary; Lunch
Committee - Mrs. J. Turnbull,
Seaforth, Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull,
Brussels; Sports Committee -
Mary and Tom Leeming, Walton,
Bruce Clarke, London.
Program events were:
Girls race under 12 years - Jane
Leeming; Anne Clarke. Boys
race under 14 years - John Le-
eming; Keith Clarke-, Young
boys and girls race - Tom Le-
eming, Bruce Clarke; Person
with the soberest face - Mrs.
Gordon McGavin; Passing water
in saucer over head relay -
George McGavin's team; Pass-
ing orange under chin relay -
George McGavin's team; Com-
ing the farthest - Mrs. Ed. Mc-
Gavin, Windsor; Most recently
married couple - Mr. and Mrs.
J. Papplei Youngest guest pres-
ent - Bob Leeming.
Offiters for the 1970 picnic
are Pres. W. J. Leeming; Sec. -
Treas. Mary Leeming; Lunch
Committee - Mrs. Legg, Goder-
ich; Mrs. B. McLean; Sports -
Mrs. Janet Papple, Mary Ann
McLean.
BERNARD REUNION
The annual Bernard family
reunion was held on Sunday,
July 20 at the Seaforth Lions'
Park with 43 in attendance.
During the afteinoon the
children enjoyed the pool facil-
ities while the adults enjoyed
'a social chat. Following this,
everyone sat down to supper and
Earl Bernard of Brussels asked
the Grace. The 1969 President,
Mrs. Marjorie Cartwright, Lon-
desborough, welcomed every-
one to the reunion and conduct-
ed a business meeting. The fol-
lowing is the slate of officers
for the 1970 reunion. President-
Mrs. Margaret Bernard, Brussels;
Vice-President Mrs. Lois
Smith, Clinton; Secretary -
Miss Linda Est, Clinton; Sports
Committee - Howard. Bernard,
Brussels, Robert Read, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bernard,
Clinton won a prize for having
their Anniversary closest to the
date of the picnic.
The 1970,Returion will be
held in the Seaforth Lions' Park
on the third Sunday in July.
CAMPBELL REUNION
Unfavourable weather forced
the tenth "Campbell Reunion"
indoors at the Seaforth Com-
munity Centre when sixty were
on hand on Sunday. Mrs. Jean'
McKinley, the oldest descend-
ant was present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McEwing
and Kathleen conducted a pro-'
gram of sports. The results of
which were -
Relays-"drop the clothespin"
Bill Thamer and Bob Mc-
Kinley's team tied.
"dressing the pillow" - Bill
Tharner's team won.
Races - Timed walking races-
pre-schoolers - Danny Reid;,
Mark and David McElwain
Men's -. Bob McKinley
Ladies'-Edna Hackwell
Children-Janer& Brenda Mc-
Kinley
Persons coming the farthest -
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hackwell
Oldest Person -Mrs. Jean Mc-
Kinley. Youngest Person - Anthony
Thamer - 3 months. old -
son of Mr. & Mrs. John Thamer
Anniversary closest to July 21 -
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Reid.
Birthday closest to July 27th -
Ken Rogerson.
Guessing the weight of the wat-
ermelon - Wm. Rogerson and
Bob McKinley.
Lucky Chairs - Mrs. Elgin Mc-
Kinley and Mrs. Glen Mc-
Clure.
After a smorgasbord supper
arranged.by Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Thamer and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
McClure, a short business me-
eting was conducted.
The president and secretary-
treasurer for next year again
will be Bob McKinley and Aud-
rey :McLlwain. Sports Commit-
tee - Mr. and Mrs. Berne Mc-
Kinley; Mr. and Mrs. Russell
McBeath. Lunch Committee -
Mr..and Mrs. Allan Campbell; •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holt: ,
NEWS
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
Visiting recently with Mrs.
Sam Norris and 14. an-efts.
Bob Norris and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Norris, East Lan-
sing, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
James Norris and family, Bram-
pton and Mrs. Ethel Mae Lyall,
Nancy and David. Torento. '
Mrs. Graham Work and
children, Killarney, Manitoba
have returned home after visit-
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alec James, Mitchell,
Mr. sand Mrs. Philip James and
boys and other friends and re-
latives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
returned home from an enjoyable
motor trip to Alberta, They
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Duncan, Ktrkton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Temple-
man visited over the week end
with friends in Qrmstown, Que.
and attended the Gamble-
Greer wedding Saturday even-
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News of
St. Columban
Correspondent•
MRS. JOSEPH KALE
Sister Anne Elizabeth, Lon-
don,' visited her brother:-inr;aw
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John
Shea.
Mrs. Nora Maloney visited
in"St. Marys with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Feeney and in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly._
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mur-
ray, are in Alberta to visit Mrs.
Murray's sister and brother-in- • •
law.
Mrs. Charles Malone, Wind-
sor, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack •
Morris and family, London with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mbrris.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray
and family, Toronto, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray.'
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton
and Paul, Kitchener, with Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and
children, Stratford, spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. August
Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fedderna,
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael Coyne.
-Mrs. Herman Klaver has' re-
turned from a trip to Holland,
Mrs. Nora Maloney and Mar-
fin Maloney were in London
owing to the death' of the in-
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Kelly. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan,
London,' visited, Mr. and Mrs. '
Edward Melady.
News of
HENSALL
Correspondent
MRS. MAUDE HEDDEN
Miss Troyann Bell was suc-
cessful in passing a set of figur-
es and a dance on Saturday at
St. Thomas Figure Skating
School, while her sister Miss
Pauline Bell passed a set of
figures and a solo on Sunday.
Mrs. Stewart Bell spent the
week end in St. Thomas with
her daughters Pauline and Troy
ann.
DSPEEDY BILLA4BILL
ing at Harmony Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. -George VINWit
Janice and Andrew, and Miss
Brenda Kerslake. holidayed In
Northern Ontario for a few days.
Gordon_Miller attended
church camp at Camp Bimini
this past week.
Miss Geraldine Templeman
visited over the week end with
Miss Linda Hackney, Thames
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