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Hill Family
The ft Hill reunion wee held
on June 22 in Mite:Ilea Corrannin,-
ttY Perk, with about 130 des-
mai:Tanta of the late Hugh- Hill
'and Jane Hill attending. Mr. and
mrs, Isettaed the rtownsaida)
of Hallett, Let 37, Concession 11
over 100 years, ago, _toter ,opening Ternaries by Hugh
Hill, the entire family enjoyed a
bountiful -turkey and ham dinner,
Many incidents of bygone days
were recalled and old pictures
were especially enjoyed.
!Ziehn, Snell, from the West, re-
called the early settlers of the
family who came from England,
settled first in New Orleans, work-
ing with the slaves, and larber
moved to Brantford. On October '
7, 1850 they settled in Huilett
Tovvnship.
The committee was unaadinous-
ly re:eleeted and it was decided
to hold another family reunion in
1960,
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Ball Reunion
The annual Ball . Reunion was
held on Saturday, June 21 at Jaw-
ett's Grove, Bayfield with a good
attendance from Detroit, Cookes-
Lendon, New Hamburg,
Stratford end surrounding dist-
ricts, A ballgame was followed by
a bounteous supper,
Mr. and Male. Fred Vocldfen and
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Wright con-
ducted the sports which everyone
enjoyed. The :meeting followed
with Dave McLeod:, the president,
as chairman. The aninutee were
read, and a moment's silent prayer
;observed in memory of those who
had pessed on, 'and for those un-
able to -attend,
It was planned to hold next
year's: picnic on the Ball Home-
stead commemorating the 100th
anniversary of the property 'being
in the Bali name since being
bought from the -Canada Co,
It was then suggested 'to send
"Get Well" cards to Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook add Mrs. Amos Bali,
who are patients in London hospi-
tal.
The new executive is as follows:
Hanouraey president couple, Bert
,and Dora ,Shobbrook; president,
couple, 'Leslie and Olive Ball; :vice-
president 'couple, Stanley and Eth-
el Ball; secretary-treasurer couple;
Charles and Maxie Adams; execte
Live !committee couples, George
and Edith Weight, Warren and
Marie Gibbings, Ernest and Max-
ine Duenin.
LONDESBORO
Miss Ann Flairservice, Detroit,
spent the weekend at her home
here.
The' Lyon-Lear reunion was held
Saturday at the home of Ernest
Stevens, Walton.
Mr, and Mrs. Lu Goviee, Gade-
rich, were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. William Govier on Sunday.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott on, Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Lee, Colborne and
Mrs. Rucidell,
Mr. and Mrs. William ,Sommer-
villa, Se,aforth, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Small on Sun-
day.
Mrs. John S.cfatt, Mrs. Webster,
Mrs. Hewett and Mrs. Ruddell
visited friends in the County
Home' alt Clinton on, Sunday aft-
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Friar& Tarriblyn
and Mr. and Mrs. William Mann-
ing motored to Niagara Falls, New
York, on Sunday to, visit ;their
cousin, Ernest Morris and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan and
son Prank, Darlin!gford, Man.,
were guests of -their cousins Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Little and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Townsend dur-
ing last week.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Bert Shobbrro,ok who met with a
painful accident last Wednesday
morning, having the misfortune
to" break her leg. She is at pres-
ent in Victoria Hospital, London,
Mission: Circle
The June meeting of the AIM-
Mission 'Circle was held at
the hoarse of Marjorie McNeal.
Vice-president Mrs. Harry Lear,
read a poem. 14 members an-
swered the roil and there were
six visitors present.
Mrs, N. Forbes gave a chapter
of the study book, "Far we are •
members one eo another". Gladys
Josling and June Pothergill were
in charge of the program and had
"Prayer" as their theme. June
read the Scripture end. led it
prayet. Gladys gave thoughts on
the 'theme. June woad a poem,
"With The Master". June teed
a Father's Day Poem and Gladys
tibsed the meeting with prayer,
Laura and Pat served Ranch,
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THF PIIDNE TODAY! Harrison Family
The leventy-third. Harrison rein-
Win Wa.5.110K et 1-Tarber Park, God.
erich, on Saturday, jfune 14, with
a good 'atten'dance .and faveurable
weather,
,After dinner, races were run.
The following lea alOt of races
and winnere:
Children 4 yeare and under,
Sharon Wilbert, Billy Collins; girls
6' and under, KethY.Aclarns, Shar-
on Wilbert; .boys 6 -end under, Roy
Taylor, David Harrison,; girlie 8
and under Hazel Collins, Patsy
boys! 8 and ender, Rieh-
ard Willert, Roy Taylor; girlie 10
and under, Barbara Willer t, Viola
bOYIs 10 and under, ;Doug-
las Afton, Bobby Collins;' girls 12
and under, Barbara
Collins; boys 12 and under, Ken
Taylor, Bruce Collins; gizu .15
and under, Barbara Willert, Marj-
orie Alton; boys 15 and under,
Kee, Taylar, Bruce Collins; single
ladies, Olive Aikenhead, Barbara
Willert; single men, Lorne Hack-
ett, Jimmy Harrison; married lad-
ies, Olive Siernon, Joyce Willert;
married men, Albert Taylor, ;Har-
old Willert; ladies kick the slip-
,per, Muriel Harrison, Joyce Little;
mens kick The slipper, Stewart
Broadfoot, Jimmy Harrison; life-
saver race, Bud Hunts team; mak
bottle and 'clothes pin race, Bud
Hunt's team. 'There was a candy
scramble for,children and a bell
game was played until supper.
After supper, the election of
officers 'took place. The following
the new slate for 1959: presid-
ent, Lorne. Hackett, Luc-know;
secretary-treasurer, Jimmy Hack-
ett, Goderich; directors, Mr. and
Mrs, Ninian Heard, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Taylor; sports tommittee,
Betty Alton, Chester Hackett,
Marjorie Alton, Betty Harrison,
It'was decided to hold the picnic
next year on the second Saturday
of June at Gadeeich.
The youngest person present was
JoAnne Collins, the oldest, Mrs.
George Proctor, !Gado:eel-1. Coming
the farthest were Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Pearson from. Stoney Creek.
Mrs. Pearson won the draw for
the towels.
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The Rev. Bren de Vries, pastor
of the Blyth-Auburn-Belgrave ch-
arges of the Anglican Church in
Canada, was inducted on June 15
as minister of Trivitt Memorial
Church, Exeter and St. Paul's
Church, Hensall. The Rev. F. G.
Hardy, archdeacon of Lambton
County presided.
The annual' Snell Reunion was
held :on Saturday, June 21, 1958,
at LOreles'bero Cenenfunity
100. members signed the register,
gleicKI, program of sperte was
carried out anti to soft ball game
was much enjoyed by young ' and
Old, Some ;found badminton a
favorite ,pant time.
Lunch was served in the base.
reent of the hall.
Owing to the absence of the
president, Humphrey Grey, who
Was ill in a hospital in Bootee
Harbor, Mich., Hugh Hill, Gode.
rich 'acted et* chairman and
pressed regret at the president
being fumble to attend. Each
family signed and sent a card
.of Get Well Wishes to the presi-
dent,
The same slate of officers was
returned and the group agreed to
the third 'Saturday in June for
the 1950 reunion,
The couple coming the farthest
were John and Wrethia
Brandon, Manitoba.
The couple celebrating their
wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs.
1-rarry Saueill, Londesboro,
The youngest baby was the two-
171110111th,,Old daughter of Mr. end
-Keith -Snell, South Buxton.
'Catherine Welsh played two' pi-
ano solos. Heather Snell sang a
!sole; Melva Boyce gave a reading;
a Saxophone solo was played by
David Welsh accompanied by his
sister iCatherine or' ithe prang.
Hensall Newly.Weds
Honoured At
Grand Bend Home
Mr, and Mrs, Murray Verner
(nee Marion Deejardine), a re-
cent 'bridal couple, were honored
at a reception held' for them in the
recreation room of the home ,of
Mr, 'and Mrs. Pat Jennison, Grand
Bend', on Thursday evening. The
couple were presented with many
gifts. A Social hour of cards and.
bingo was enjoyed-, followed with
refreshnients.
Rev. and Mrs, .Edward Paulson,
Saga, Japan, missionaries home
on furlough until September, were
guests last week with- Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Faber. Mrs. Paulson
is a daughter of the late Alex
McDougall 'of the. Klippen area,
and a cousin of Ma's, Faber, whom
she has not seen for 25 years.
The visit was a surprise one.
VARNA
The annual !rhumb fservice of
the Varna L,O.L, 1035 will be held
next Sunday evening, June 29 in
the Anglican Church at 740 Dan.
A number from here attended
the Webster picnic in leicknow
:PA,OV MNII1
last Saturday,
Gorden, Hill hay returned home
from Victoria Hospital, Lopcipp,
where he underwent treatment feg
an injttred. eye,
A large number from here -ate
tended 'the decoration service in
Baird's. Cemetery on Sunday last.
The maw friends of IVEise. Ree,
.0104 Johnston -wish her a speedy
recovery from her 'Illness,
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