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Carol McMurtie conducted.
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cRicH. REUNION
•,The Crich 17th Annual Reunion
-was "held Wednesday, July 16, at
Seaforth Lions Park, with about
ninety-one members present,
and
of sports were:- Boys 5
and under, Melvin', Crich, Harry
Cleanmings; girls 5 and under,
Sandra Hugill, Betty Cartwright;
boys 8 and under, Roger Cum-
41•Atogs, Wayne Hugill; girlg 8 and
tinder, Shirley gorrier, EMjly El-
bflY.J.P. • :and under, Ron ling,
411;er.r3",,Is.Ieff; girls 12 and tinder,
Urine Townsend, Kathleen
well; girls 16 and under, Eliza-
beth Townsend, Shirley Horner;
boys 16 and under, Ron Hugill,
'Gerry Neff; kick-the-slipper con-
test, Mrs. James Elliott, Mrs. Ray
TOWnSetrel; shoe scramble, Doris
.Trewartha, 'SPOT
race, Mrs.
Fred Taylor, bread pooh con:
test, Mrs. Frank -Cummingsi: bab:
race, Mrs. Elmer Townsend,
" Mrs. Gordon Helmer.- -
,The oldest, Mr. Joseph
Crich,; youngest .present, „ Marie
• '• Anna ., Trewartha; person coming
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Tebbutt Reunion
The 27th annual reunion picnic
of the. Tebbutt family was held
in Lions Park, Seaforth, on July
19, with over 100 relativeg gath-
ered from many points, includ-
ing Toronto, Detroit, Mich., Pont-I
lac, Mich., London, Goderich, St,
Marys, Clinton, florence, Londea-
bore, BaYfi000,-,Tirnnains, groin-
artYa: and 4,oatorw. The , races under the direction
of Clifford McCartney and his
family, Detroit, resulted as .fol,
lows: Girls under 5 years, Linda
Murphy, Faye Merrill; . boysun
der 5, Robby Felker, Ricky
land; girls, 6-8 years, Gail Feag,
an, Diane Murphy; boys 6-8 years,,
Paul Felker, George Addison;
girls 9-11 years, Dorothy Feagan,
Sandra Savauge; boys 9-11 years,
Bobby Grigg, George, Addison;
girls 12-14 years,Dawn Grigg,
Ruth McFarlane; oys 12-14 years,
Gordon 'Tebbutt, Melvin. 'Tebbutt;
Young ladies race, Ila Grigg,
Ruth alcrarlane;. young men's
race, Lewis Tehhutt, Nelson Dow;
married women's race, . Marianne
colclough, Noring Grigg; -Married.
men's race, Ivan jervis, Jack
Tebbutt; kick,the-slipper, ladies,
Lula Merrill, Marianne CokloUgh;
men,. George -Colclinigh, Jack
Merrill; spot race,, ladies, Ila
Pearl .'McFarlane; men,
Jack Merrill, Nelson Dow; relay
ww wen by Marianne CO-
elOugh's -.team,for ladies; men's
relay race wes won by Kelvin
JerVis', team; three-legged race,
Ila •Grigg and Ruth McFarlane,
Dorothy Egagari and -Jane Mc-
Farlane; throwing the ball, Mar-
ianne Colclough, Clete Holland,
Eleanor Cox; caterpillar race,
Ivan Jervis' team.i
Youngest child present was
Kathryn Lomasney, eight-month-
old daughter • of Mr. and Mrs.. Ed.
Lomasney, Pontiac, Mich.; oldest
gentleman present was Lewis
Tebbutt, Seaforth; oldest lady
was Mrs. Vine Pickard, Goderich;
longest married .couple Mr: and
Mrs. David Easom, Clinton; par-
ents with most descendants pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tre-
wartha, HolmesVille, with three
children and eight grand-child-
ren; most recently-married couple
was Mr. and Mrs. John A. Teb-
butt, R.R. Clinton; relatives froin
greatest distance, George N. Ad-
dison, Timmins, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. N. W. Trewartha, Clin-
ton,
Following a bountiful picnic
supper -arranged by Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne - Jervis, Mr.. and- Mrs. Jack
Merrill and Mrs. Wes Holland,
GEORGE ASHTON
The death of George Ashton, 74,
Goderich, occurred in Clinton
Public Hospital, July 3, following
a stroke earlier.
Mr. Ashton was born in the
township of Colborne and had
made_ his home in the township
the greater part of his life.
His remains rested at the Lodge
Funeral Home, 'Goderich, where
service was ,conducted on Satur-
day, July 5, by Rev. R. G. Mac-
Millan, of Knox Presbyterian
church. Interment was made in
Colborne cemetery.
Besides his wife, formerly Ada
Stevenson, he is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. J. Nash and 1VIrs.
James Hill, of London, and Mrs.
Seldon Ross of Brucefleld. Five
sons also survive, Lorne, of Wind-
sor; James, Of London; Robert,
Harold and Roy, all of Goderich.
MRS. JAMES:AO:WATT •
Mrs, James' Phylis)
Rouatt died Monday, July 14, at
her home, in London, in her 66th
year.
Born in England, Mrs. Rouatt
had been a resident of London. for
22 years. She was a member of
the president, Fred Potter, spoke
and expressed his pleasure in
seeing so many present. Mrs.
Lilian Howard, secretary, read
messages from; Mr. and Mrs. VKill
Sheppard, Lynden, Wash.; Mrs.
Cecelia Holland, Winnipeg, Mah.,
and Mrs. Cleta Brown, Modesto,
Calif.
• Officers for 1953 are: Honor-
ary president, Lewis Tebbutt,
Seaforth; past president, Fred
Potter, Clinton; president, Ross
Merrill, Clinton; vicepresident,
Howard Trewartha, Clinton; sec-
retary-treasurer, Mrs. Lilian
Howard, Goderich; assistant, Mrs.
Ira Merrill, Clinton; manage-
ment committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Grigg, Mr. and Mrs. Rd
bert Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Oakes;" sports committee, Fred
Gibson, Elwin Merrill, Betty
Potter, Shirley Proctor.
Wellington Street United Church,
Surviving ,besidep her husband
are two, sisters, Mrs. William gall,
Bayfield; and Mrs, George Day,
Chinkford, England.
Srevice .was tm WedneadaY4 AdY 16, at the George E. Logan and
Sons funeral chapel, The Rey. J.
W. Htrirt, Wellington Street Chur-•
eh, London officiated.
Burial was in Bayfield Ceme-
tery.
WILLIAM T. COLQUHOUN
Critically ill for the past month
and ailing for a year William T.
Colquhoun died at ;his home in
Mitchell on Sunday, July 13, 1952.
The body rested at his late
home, Mitchell, until Wednesday
morning July 16, when it' was re-
moved ,to the Heath Funeral
Home for service that afternoon
concluqed by Rev. E. .G. Dale,
minister of Bethed-Munro church,
assisted by Rev, G. M. Lamont
minister of Knox Presbyterian
chnrch, Mitchell. Interment was
made in Woodland cemetery,
Mitchell,
The late Mr. Colquhoun was'
born in Hibbert township on June
13, 1871, the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Coleuhoun (Mar-
garet Moore) and since his mar-
riage, to Carrie Leversage, Car-
lingford, on February 6, 3,900, had
farmed in that township on lot
eight, con. two, until moving to
Mitchell over five years ago.
During his residence in Hibbert
he was an active member of Beth-
el United church, Munro, serving
as an elder for a number of years,
He had also been assistant, super-intendent of the Sunday school
and president of the Young Peop-
le's Society. In Mitchell he was•a
member of Main St. United
church.
Surviving, besides his wife,
are two sons, Harold, residing at
R.R. 5, Stratford; Kenneth, Mit-
chell; two sisters, (Pearl) Mrs.
Morton Corless, Clinton; (Laur-
en) Mrs. Arnold Hill, Toronto. He
was predeceased by five brothers
and five sisters.
KIPPEN
(Intended ,tier past Week)
The Women's Missionary Soc-iety of St. Andrew United Church,
Kippen, entertained the members
of the Baby Band and the moth-
ers in the auditorium of ,.-the church with. president, Ara. John
Sinclair, in charge of .PrOCeedings. Thirty-six children 444 twenty-
three adults were present, Mrs,
Sinclair showed a picture of Mrs.
E. J. Pratt, Editor "The World
Friend for children." The study
"The Bible by to parents" was.
presented by Mrs, T, Kay. The •
worship period was conducted by
IT'S STILL BETTER
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Family Reunions Popular
in This District
CLINTON NVIOS-RECORD
farthest distance, Ernest Crich,
Pontiac, Mich.; lucky seat at sup-
per, Ross Trewartha.
The 1952 picnic will be July 15.
Henry Reunion
The 26th annual Henry family
picnic was held at Harbour Park,
Goderich, on Saturday; July,19.
Leland Atkins, Mich., was act-
ing president for the event and
Mrs. Ferne Jervel, Carsonville,
Mich.; was' secretary,' A letter was
read from Dr. Hazel Ramsey, Sul-
Wan, Indiana. • ' •• -
Persens who spoke a few words
of greeting; were Maitland Heriry,
Blyth; Sam Lowe, SnoVer,- Mich.;
,Mrs. Donella Saginaw,
Mich.; John King; 1-lainiltOn; John
Henry; Port Huron; ,Aunt Evalina
VeriderBlythi. ,oldest .person
Pregant,X.,P0`.34015:7, ,
•OfficeiliXOlf next -Yeaes •_reV.PARxt.
are: president, Leland , AtitinS;
vice-president, Cliff. Dow, Caoraar-
ty;' Secretary-treasirret,•"Mrs, For-.
40 - jewel; head of progarn
mittee,. Mrs. Donella, Seird, . The
picnic will be held next . year at
Pine Grove, Port Huron. • •
Members of the Henry- clan
were present from. Hespeler,
Granton, Guelph, Stratford, Aub-
urn,.„Brlicefield, Glencoe, Toronto,
LOnd'on," Ontario; Decker and: Roy-
al Oak; Michigan, as well as from
the places mentioned:above,.•About .
80 persons attended.
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