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Cucumber harvest looks good
Plenty of warm weather
adequate rain and W4117
lng helpers. These are
the ingredients that are
needed for a good cuc- Anglican Notes
umber harvest, says Alois At St. Paul's Anglican
Van Esbroeck, a farmer Church last Sunday, the The Hayter family held
in Tuckersmith Twp, just Rev. G.A. Anderson was a reunion at th..e. home of
in a mile south of Hensall Mr. and Mrs. Allan charge of the service.
on Highway 4. Mr. Van Hayter on Sunday. The text of the sermon
was taken from Mark 9 v
37"Whosoever receiveth
one of such children in
my name receiveth me."
Guest soloist, Mr. Harry
Horton sang"All the way
my Saviour leads" and
"My Saviour first of all
In the-evening Rev: GA.
Anderson gave areading
and Mrs. F. Forrest ;Was
organist.
Crouch and Thursday
in Kitchener visiting
the former's daughter
Mrs. Brian Collins.
Mickle and Son Ltd, and
upon his deeth was owned
by his son*George.
Varna
Childreh pf Kipped 440YeA0m44. 4
Brucefield attended a
School at B'ru4efiel4
United Church last week.. (014 ..f .thil,
1.1.111eMeTI:es=
hundred
9-07t=leli=ded .
School which met each -COOktee: and freshie •
morning am. ingfrom 9 am till eAch.mcrning,,,•
The Kindergarten Dept. parents and
was led by Mrs. David invited 'to attend A .short, Turner assigted r by Mrs. program and . to view the 'Keith -Lovell and Mrs. work compl'eted during the John Moffatt. Junior 'school period. Helpers consisted of •
Robyn McClenllan, Sue Rev. E.S. Stephe w as.
the Director for the Anne Finlayson, and
Gayle Horton, The theme school.
was God's World.
The second dept was
led by Mrs. Baraba
Cooper assisted by Mrs
-Mary Mustard. The
Junior Helpers were
Dianne Consitt and
Sandra McGregor.' The
theme was Ail things
work together.
The senior dept. was
under the leadership
of Mrs. E.S. Stephens
assisted by Dianne Wil
son. The theme for
study was Handle with
Care.
Music, Bible study,
Craft and recreation
Mrs. M.. Lully, Peter-
borough visited with her
titter Mrs.. Greg McGreg-
or and Mr.Mclregor last,
week.
Mrs. McGregor it not
as well as her many
friends, would like.
• ( WATCHING, CLOSE UP- When the Hummingbirds, a country and western group
entertained at the Lions Carnival Saturday night, some of their audience was
practically up on the stage with• them. A good crowd took a break from rides, eating,
bingo and games to sit and watch the groupperform their two sets. (Staff photo)
TAKING A SUPPER BREAK- These girls were just finishing supper in their booth.,,
They f9und the craft show a good opportunity to meet with 'other of the same craft
wfao ag they put it "are a little better at it." The girls, Patty Okahashiof Clinton,
, Susan Kunder and Jayne Cardno of Seaforth normally work alone on their crafts but
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came together to set up a booth. (Staff Photo)
Visitors from Holland in Kippen
/Ivan Cooper,. Mrs. Margaret Morton, Joyce Haney in Egmond-
ville. Best wishes to
Montreal spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Mellis..
Mr. and M.r.s. Edgar
McBride are in Sault Ste
Marie, guests of M. and
Mrs. Steve Pine.
Wedding Pells were
ringing in Kippen on Sat
July 19 when Carol,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Chalmers became
the bride of Mr. Doug
Miners also on July 18
when Tom'Workman on of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Workman wasNmarried to
Esbroetk is looking for
a hood harvest this„
year and has already be
gun picking his cucumb-
ers which, with ,his wife
and ten children is a
family affair. He has
around six acres in
cucumbers and hoped to
harvest at least five
tons to the acre. This
is the earliest he has
begun picking for some
years so he expects to
finish around the first
of September before
school goes back.
Unlike most produce,
the smallest cucumbers
get the highest price
and as the cucumber gets
,bigger so the price
goes down. This, of
course, is because his
produce goes to a pick-
ling company, so the
field has to be picked
frequently and the har-
vesting ,'Pickers Rig"
is a big step forward
from when bags of cuc-
umbers has to be dragge
from row to row, for
now the bags travel wit
the pickers on the "Rig
The Van Esbroeck's
are a busy family as
they also grow several
acres of turnips and,
like most farmers in
Huron County, many acre
of corn and beans.
Personals
Mrs. Gordon Veldhoan
from Toronto, and Miss
Carla Veldhoan of Str-
yon, Holland and Miss
Conny De Heer of Nieuw
Beyerland of Holland
visited with Mr. and Mr
Sim Roobal last Thurs.
.Mrs. Laird Miqkle and
Mrs. Florence Joynt
spent Tuesday in London
visiting with Mrs. Robt
Mickle and Mrs. Charles
Mr and Mrs Cor Van
• Dijk of Waddinxveen,
Holland are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van
Wieren and family.
They arrived from the
Netherlands, July 5
04 and will return July 27
Mrs. Van Dijk and Mrs
Van Wieren are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van
Wieren and family with
Mr. and Mrs. Cor Van
Dijk spent last week
end with relatives in
Beachberg near Pembroke
Mrs. Garry Cooper and
Billy, John Detroit are
• visiting Mr. and Mrs.
the newlyweds.
Mr. JiM Mitchell of
Inverness Scotland ends
his three week holiday
on Saturday. He has -
been staying with Mr.
and MPS. D. Sim, and
Cathie at R.R.3 Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Heard vacationed for
a few days in Callender
recently.
Mrs. Robt. Webster has
accepted the positon of
head bodkkeeper for
Hensall Livestock Sales.
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Members of'the family
celebrating their fifth
Wedding Anniversaries
Were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
McLean of London', Mr.-At....
and Mrs. Gerald Hayter
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
HiYter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Davies from Wynyard,
Sask, .visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Heard.
Mr. and Mrs. Weston
Mickle Family Honoured at Currie, David and Denise
Centennial and their granddaughter
On July 1, during the and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Wohnsetter and their
Centennial celebrations
in Ridgetown, honor was
granddaughter of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, attended
families, past arrd pre-
bestowed upon the Mickle the Murray-Reid reunion
at Harbour Park in God
sent, during a brief cer-e rich
-
emony when the municipal
on Sunday, They ,
also spent a couple of
officers and Lower Thames
Valley Conservation Auth- hours with Mrs..Ida Mc-Valley
in the official
Clinchey and her family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid, ority officials partic-
opening of the Lower
Christopher and Anthony
of Ottawa spent the week-
Thames Park area between
Ebenezer and York'Street. end with their grand
The ceremony was held
mother, Mrs. Belle Reid
and their parents and
at the corner of Main -
site of the former
Murray Reid reunion.
also attended the
and Water Street on the
Mickle's flour and feed Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker
and their four sons of
The park was officially Rugby, North Dakota,
declared open by the called on relatives in the
Lower Thames Valley Con- Varna area on Friday.
servation Area chairman.
The mayor gave a brief
outline of the history
of the property upon
whichr the park is
located. He noted it
was the s ite of the former
Mickle flour and feed
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Recent visitors to the
home of Rev. and Mrs. E.
s. Stephens included
Mr. and Mrs. John Pettitt
of Norwich, Mrs. J. Mc-
Ginn and Mrs. J. Binkey
of Blind River, Ms. Lue-
lla McKinnon of Smith
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mill, Mr. Geo.T.Mickle
ft-1*st owned the mill
later known as Geo.T.
Mickle and Sons Ltd. A
few years after Mr.
Mickle's death in 1950
it became the, property
of Mr. Frank Mickle and
was known as F.A.
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