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• Former officers of Zene Cl composed an. installation
team when the executive of Branch 168'-Royal Canadian
Legion and of the Ladies Auxiliary were instal).ed Thursday
evening at a ceremony in file Legion Hall.
Shown (above) following the ceremony are branch officers
(seated) Past President Cieave Coombs; Treasurer Morley
Storey; Vice PreSiclent Geo. p. HayS; President Gordon Scott;.
2nd. Vice President Tom, Wilbee and Jack Baker: (Rear) . .
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The annual picnic of the Mc
0,f Clan was 'held on Sunday
t,gaiIP June 17th in the' Seaforth
park when approxihiately 60
• signed the guest book, with. the-
hosts, Betty and Allan -McCall
in charge. Following a ,noon
meal the afternoon was spent
visiting.'
Jim MCCall was chairman
and election' of officers resiflted
as follows: President,. Jim Mc
Call, Blyth; Vice-President,
Ross 'McCall, Brussels; Sedre-
tary-treasurer, Frank Burke,
•Wingham;,, ,Sports , Committee,
Marion and Bill young; Lunch
Committee, Jean and Walter
Bewley., ,It was decidectto change
the date of next year's pidnic
tb the second Sunday, in June,
and it will be held again at •the
Seaforth Lions' Park,. .
• Guegts --were present from,
Blyth, Brussels, Londesboro,
Cranbrook, Ethel, Clintoa„pus-
linch, Toroao, London, Ligrowel,
Wingham and Walton area.
--with plans ' to be .made later. i
committee , will meet Monday 'Ken Carnochan Quiz books 'were taken up. A - • I
night 'to plan entertainment,- the i
next meeting will. be held at : 527-1545
i the hoine of the secretary, Keith - I
about the 4-I-1 exchange between
Ontario and untied states at their
, meeting at the home of the leader
Fred Uhler On Wednesday
. evening. Ann McKay,told 'of her
.visit to' Michigan and reported
lots of fun, saying more bers
are,-- needed to go. Ann will be
• the youth representative for the
Youth Council. 'It was decided
to have' a bus trip 'in August,
Calf -club pay you dividends'. Have you An Expositor Classified will •
- Leonard MacGregor talked. tried one? Dial 527-0240.
Wilford Titfdrd, Alan Nicholson, Bert McClure, Don wood,
Robert NeWnham, Lloyd Eisler and Secretary Dick Whitely.
BeloW are officers of the Ladles Auxiliary: (Seated)
(Left) Mrs. Gordon Scott, Mrs: Jack Taylor,• Mrs. Peg
Coombs, President, Mrs. Ina McGrath; Mrs: Rachel •Rheil,'
Mrs. Thelma' Coombs (rear). Mrs. nt Finnigan, Helen
Elliott, Ruth McGrath, Mrs.- Olive Be es and Anne Brown.
(Photos by Wilbee)
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Mrs.Allan McCall
By the Piree
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FOR SALE
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By John D. Baker PAST EVENTS , •
Public Relations lfficer. '' if Last. Thursday June 14th, the
. Branch' 156 : . ' General meeting and installation:
INSTALLATION 43F OFFICERS • by a social.
of officers was held, followed
Last Thursday wilune 14th,
BranCh 166 installed their of- ' Last Friday June 15th, the
ficers at the monthly General Bihgo . 'attracted • stevtehnty-aione
players, and prizes o e v ues meeting. The installation team . . , of- $315., we re won. . was made up of past Zone. C 1
Officers who came trom CHuton, • Last Sunday, June 17th, Legion
Exeter, Goderich, Winghani, members decorated the graves of
Brussels, ' BlYth, Kincardine , Comrades who have Passed on
•and Seaforth. Zone Commander to the White. Battalion.
COmrade Harold Charnbers took COMING EVENTS
the chair during the inStallation : Friday, June 22nd, Bingo at the
proceeding and the officers of ,,•Legion• Hall. _.,, ' ,
Branch 1,56 together with the of-, . ' ' .
ficers of the Ladies Auxiliary Sateirday, June 30th,, Social at ,
were duly installed. 4-.0 ' . ther Legion Hall, the draw for -
$1,000 will be made during the -
The District Commander, . . ft
Comrade . Fred ' Tilker from evening. Ir you nave no pur-,
Hanover Was present and: after tchhased Your ticket for the
the installation congratuikted the- - ousand dollar draw you. had 'better get it soon. • ., - ' team and said that he was -
immensely impressed by the linciay July 1,st, there will be
cerelnony and that he wished that a. Drumhead'service at arabcti
the other three Zones in District' 167 Exeter, iry to attend this
C would follow the practVe Of . service and parade, the Ladies
installing their- officers by the Auxiliary will be parading also,
team, method,, this. Way hp said, so, girls bring. your colors and'
ww oouritld: save him an awful lot of., join in. - ' • ,„
The. Lacife'S Auxiliary pre- Any veteran Ashing to see the
sente'd President Cornrade Gor- service :officer on• July 24th .
don Scott with a cheque for. $500 should get in touch with Comrade
•for Bra-nch 156. Comrade Scott '. Tom Wilbee or Comrade' George
tfianked the, Ladiea and said that Miller before June 25th.
the Bran h would do well to take
a leaf t of the Ladieg' book',
as t ey worked so hard and made
so much money. . ,
After the business portion of
the,meeting vva. over, m.embers`
a,nd their wives danced to the
music of i(Louis Morelld's or-,
chestra,!'. and the Ladies
AuXiliary 'served a lunch of
chicken and wedges.
. Comrade Bob Watson has for
the past few months been manag-
ing and coaching six soccer teams
involving 101 junior bore. ,Branch
156 has . donated $239.50 toWielp
pay for . siyme .of, the equiprrient
and help Comrade Bob carry on
his very Worthwhile project. He
has, been helped b,y Dr. Under-
woi5d,'" DaVe' arid `Ivan
' Wbtird 'ai3pretiated
if TWO or three mth%•wiipld.vtiluri,
teer- to 'help coach thege boys,
The Branch also donated $10'
per menth for six 'months to,the
patients at Westminster Hospital
for the ',Pub" to make their
dreary hogrs a little more en:
joyable.
A VALUE PACKED EVENT...
SHOP THURS. JUNE 14TH TO SAT. JUNE 30TH 1973
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16" knobby.tires • Big• wheelbase with 61," everall length .• Road-hugging-
clearance- • Heavy duty driv.e chain • Painted thein.guard and-fenderS front
and rear • Large comfortable toam-filjed -saddle with loftg wearing cover .• Hand
( lever disc brake for wicker stops •,D'eluxe iwist.grip throttle - Snaps back to slow
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I ptirchased______ ___Lgeelions at:
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-and received as a BCAUS—_:_igals.--0t
NAME
teMirs and Mrs. 'Uhler
fcit therUSe of their' home.
MF.. and Mrg":-Ray Huethei.„
. 81Well and 'Jelin' altehde:1- ,the"
Webster 'reunion on Sunday in thet
Carlow Hall, with over 100 of,,
the descendants present, • •
_Watson Webster, Cliaton
entertained during the afte`rnobn
directing his Bag-pipe Band..
The F irst Brownie. Pack frOm ., •
Monkton camped at the Walton
Public School during the weekend,.
swimining, at Family Paradise
Park Saturday afternoon and at-'
tended the . • Sunday morning
, services at Duff's UniteciChurch.
' Next Sunday, June 24, the
Sacrament of -the Lord's Supper
will be •celebrated, then the
'church will close for the next
four Sundays in July as Rev.
Docken will be. on vacation.
James McDonald Sr, is under-
going a sales of Rabies shota:
He was bitten' by a pet cat at
his h me
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