The Huron Expositor, 1975-08-28, Page 18MITCHELL FAIR Gwen Kahle, far right, was
named Queen of the Fair of the Mitchell fall fair
which runs next weekend. She was chosen during a
pre-fair dance Saturday night. With her are Linda
Skinner, front left, and Heather Macpougald(second
from the left rear) runners -up. Gwen is a daugahter
of Mr. and Mr,s Ross Kahle of Mitchell and
represented the Mitchell Lions club in the
competition. Contestants in the contest included
(left) (rear) Catherine De Kroon representing,
Dublin Lions; Heather MacDouglas, Fullarton W.I.;
Joanne Ross, Staffa W.I.; Joanne Ross, Mitchell Jr.
Farmers; Dorothy Davey, Bornholm W.I. and Chris.
Knott, Carli ngford W.I. (Front) Linda Skinner
representing Glenn Gowrie W.,l.; Anne Rauser,
Goulds W.I.; Cathy Broesens, Dubl in W.I„ and
Gwen Kahle, Mitchell Lions. (Photo by McKenzie)
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Mrs Et 111 Chessell
T911410* a si ixteen-year-old girl
from Osaka , Japan, spent
Saturday and, Sunday with Mir.
and Mrs, Bill Dowson and family.
She is In Cant ada on a Lion's Chub
student, exch ange.
The Vag ,•na and Zurich
Majorettes paraded with the
Zurich Band at the Lucan Fib/. on
Sunday.
Miss P ;onnie Dowson is
holidaying with her grandmother,
Mrs. Jiewit t and boys, at Seaforth.
The Stai .iley Junior A boys tied
Goderic'h ' fwp. A team 13 to 13 on
Monday night at Holmesville.
The B team was 14.6defeated by
Cc !borne B team.
'OnAug. 12 the Stanley Junior
Girls defeated Goderich Twp. 31 -
18, at Holmesville. The Senior
Gilds lost 18 - 12 to Goderich
Seniors at Brucefield.
At Hully Gully on Sunday, Aug.
10, a men's team comprised of
Stanley Twp. Council, Recreation
Commiffee and Ball coaches was
defeated by a team of other men
from the township.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W.T.McAsh flex
to the .Maritimes arid spent a
week travelling through Prince
Edward Island and NQVa Scotia,
including the Cabot Trail on Cape
Breton island.
Mr. and Ms. Wm. Laidlaw and
family of Dorchester visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Chessell on
Wednesday. Sunday, visitors
were Mr. and Mrs, John
Jefferson and family of Sault Ste
Marie and Mrs. J.R.Jefferson of
Cromarty.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor
holidayed in Northern Ontario for
a few days, going as far as Wawa.
Mr. Ross Whittaker, who was
a patient in Seaforth Hospital for
a few days, is home again.
We'd like to 'welcome
newlyweds Wayne and Joan
Beierling to our village. They
have purchased the John Ostrom
property Where Mrs. McCullough
and family Wed until recently.
'Wayne is from the Zurich
community and Joan was the
former Joan Allen from Hensall.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hunt were members of
their family, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Van Dop of Kitchener
and Miss Cresson Hunt of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Douglas of
Yorkshire, England, Calvin Jervis
of Clinton, Miss Roberta Neal of
London. and Mr. and Mrs., Wes
Riissell of Cromarty spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan McClymont.
Congratulations to Paul and
Judy Morrison on the birth of
their daughter Jennifer
Christine.
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