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,send sb? * 19W,,in his 86th
Yeti',
CrLEW ,-.- In Victorla f t'osplta t,
London, on Thursday, Sep-
tember 6, 1962, Amelia Little,
London and, Strathroy (form,
ei of Clinton) belt�v ife
of the late Charles L, .Glewi
clear mother of Mrs.. "Gprdori
A. (Olive) McDonald,. Strath,
and grandmother of
in her $7th Fear, Ser*
n. Saturday morning,,
;17er 8, by the .Rev, A.
le, Church of St. A.n-
Memorial, at the, A.
I George funeral borne,
c, to Cli- too CemieterY,
IORNE' r.,.. Fn Royal
a Hospital, Montreal,
n Thursday, September
1, . Helen Doherty, be,
wife of ,the late Sarre..-
'homa,s Rempthorne,
iother of Donald and
(Peggy) Schwel ngs
ter of the late William
Y, founder of Doherty
ti, Service from the t
of Tees and Co. Ini
.urday morning, Se,
,$, acid interment at'
Ontario.
EE — In High River
rl, Nanton Alberta, or
r, August .31, 1962,
rling, •widow of the
n mer u.isr year,
the Naniton Un_
on t-
on nd Se
F
theR Mr. J
eV I
Moss, to Nanton Cemetery,
cBRIDE--At the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Marie. McBur-
ney, Dorchester, Ont., on Fri-
day, September 7, 1962, Ruth
Switzer, widow of the late
James McBride, in her 70th
year. Service from: tile! .Beat-
tie funeral ,home, 55 Ratten-
bury Street East, Clinton, on
Monday afternoon, September
10, and' interment in Clinton
Cemetery,
e .
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FEATURE
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REG....394 each
1. 6 FOR
1.59
Full 8 oz, capacity with at-
tractive leaf pattern. Assorted
colours of Pink, Brown, Blue
or Yellow,
BALL & MUTCH
I.H.A. Hardware
Albert Street Clinton
Phone HU 2-9505
M-1 , A 1444 Miv, Giezili Lock,
hart, Mix on,wish .to an,
'notmce �e eriga�geliient .oil:
tTiet'i,�r(('�.,:dtauyg>>)tea, Cr'a?ii}i A40,
to r1r,� 1 J=P$ Allali k ncki,
son of Mx., And Mrs, 11 ay-
mood. 11`irwli, RR 1, Clinton,
The 'vsred'ling will take place
Saturday, October 6, 1962
at 3' p.rzi 4ii Wesley -Willis
United Church, 37p'
Mr, AW Mrs. R.gbert R,
Welish RR. ,, Ba : fleld, an-
y
uatownce engagernent of
their daughter Catherine
A'ir.ette to Ronald XvIc Hy-
land, gory of Mr, ean`d Mrs.
Eric Ryland, London,
tattrlo, The wedding will.
take place on Saturfty,
Septernrbeli 29, 1962, at 2
p,m, in, St.Andrew's United
Church, Bayfield. 37p
W. , -and Mas, Clarence
A.lvio Trott, Clinton, wish
to announce the engtage-
ment of 'their only dfulgh-
tJem, Ann, Lorraine, :to Xr,
David Edward, Nesbitt, Ot-
tawa, sour' ,of Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Tames Nesbitt,
Carleton. Place. Tho 7n�ar-
riage will take place Satur-
day, October 6, 1.862, at St.
Basil's R o m,, an , ,Catholic
Church, -Ottawa, .aft 10,00
a.m. 37x
DEATHS
.'Y' -- In London, on
widower of. -the late Lillian
Elliott, and dear father of
Mrs, R. L. (Alma) Bassett
and Miss Ellen McKay, both
of Bayifeld, in his 82nd year,
Service from the Trinity An-
glican Church, Bayfield on
Thursday afternoon, Septem-
ber 20, to Bayfield Cemetery.
SCHULTZ — Suddenly in Col -
bourne Township on Sunday,
September 9, 1962, .Diane Is-
abell, infarct daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eimer Schultz, RR
21 Clinton; age 9 months. Ser-
vice from the Ball and Mutch
funeral home, 153 High St-
reet, Clinton on Tuesday, Sep-
tember 11 by the Rev. Cecil
DukeIow, Goderich, to Col -
bourne Cemetery.
SPARKS In Marlon) Indiana,
U.S.A., at the ,home of his
son Evan, Sparks, on Satur-
day, September 8, 1962, Alex-
ander Sparks, , R. 1, Bayfield,
in his 80th year. Service
from the Beattie funeral
home, 55 Rattenbury Street
East, Clinton; to Bayfield
Cemetery, on Tuesday after-
noon, September 11,
STEPHENSON — In Olinton
Public Hospital, on Friday,
September 27, 1962, Eva E,
Armstrong, widow of the late
David J. Stephenson, in her
84th year, dear mother of Mrs.
Lee (Anna) McConnell, Mrs,'
Russell (Pearl) Erratt, Mrs.
Perce (Clara) Johnston, Var-
na and Elmore Sltephenson, '
Egmondville; Service from the
Whitney funeral..home,, Sea -
forth. Monday. September 10
to Bayfield Cemetery, Stara
ley Township.
TYNDALL—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Thursday, Sep-
tember 6, 1962, Margaret
Emma Rickett, beloved wife
of Frank Tyndall, RR 4,
Clinton; in her 73rd year.
Service from the Beattie
funeral home, 55 Rattenbury
Street East, Clinton, to Clin-
ton Cemetery, on Saturday
afternoon, September 8, by
the Rev, Grant L. Mills.
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i '.Dile Xe0u r meeting of � oati► 1 C1i nt C rc� tV d61.1 s ar _ ..gin an
ii .. ed
church .li Wo4nGlil .. tx
essleYrW#lids ryvall be held in.
The Cal uQXiq�W Women's Lea�guq the iadl�s iv�>lrx' of the ck�urrh
Met MonAayj �? e'la'tiifuHP1 10 Qti: i ii
!f ' next Ttie lay ovetning, $qpt xis ,:; �.
the brash hall, with 20 merri- Tier 18 at 8 P'T
bers pi selnft and' one guest: (A 41, 4,. H"4.r4 unci Cl rnton at the proposed Hume torn S?iredn e t
Mrs, J. p posed .. , ayJ S _ p'. erl*or 1� Contributions Welcome
04 Beauty+ Mfrs, David Qeorare Wand?) �� a:zn, .and were the 'guests a Agwe;r arrange, �T'eingn-
Varga lied n the league pr''�yW of GK :
s en .. C4 TV Kitchener on straItion vmso ed, by VAtt 2
The vlOtrTng cori?rnittee,. Mrs l :appOLii'17 t was on !t ie Carnadiaai Bandstand where: wrd taloa ; ,Dace 3n the aecipa- d. ... (O.. J, Kass vd a
faces of Rite Clinton Community. y ohnston W e m. theznaticialr & 4d, compo
V, Reles, Mme.. C?, Priestiag ai d; M'aiJoa'y Woods, anal (aai"rY Jew* tion � of :the ,cliyrvh at s T �a fast , r o t ti i
pimp uysd y .n Tar ni o can. ,canfei.enc 'i't'h ch were
Mrs V, Sytnick re .. ted lvavun : Concent sand; Marobitig' Band ett k'oii a l0 1 . - record for 8,30, Mrs. , .s s .. 'd 'ss atte ' O t �
g ng p"uyn►g i c d # i C Fin?. an . Mi ndir>!g . he showing alf the :head qui bhe ppigQiple u river0#1es
,made 15; Balis inezxuber lash Saturc1ay night,
anti they had, parlLcypaftuYi; eras a iiovel}ty dance. L•ahr>ston',. Ctottu, and Mds, 1963 1'.ord cars aIt the Ct?eefe crP Ei?glafnd Hall .. Soand'
a7i0 ITU .
Oven, out three baby medals, when the resuj� of ,the. parade POIJOW _ their C1KCO. visit Siebert, ,Zurich will .r-ovid'e t 'e ,tm J q
There is dea ecrtin were i%meefd at Waiterloa. the r , ryY sl t , �p h Cezi , . , via, Germany ant, New Xorl;
a y m g lite y p.oceeded to Seatrlarn s demonstration, Fui Mier eAft Mr, and Xm, B., Brooks', Van Sit{ate,'- At these conferences,
in, Hessen, October 3 from 10 y did next earn the trolxhy Stadium where t.<he : e itain7rieiut Wi. roved ib u , - spending ewaxd y witt3i. sse�t ll p' eo..verJ l3 C„ axe pemd_ig.a few Prof,leaf, Hutt r. resents the Uric..
a.in Ila 3 chart was rile top r for „' ..
I . . Any memiber good' cgmpetit ons tbe'tween Mrs. Zablocici'Is ballet students, Woeks with their sisters; Mrs, yersilty of Brittish. Columbia,
w'ishi to alttexul should coria- pamtkeipaftioin erg this parade, druln'ax> arum e' c a x f •l be 'e7v- Fred T
p. t or"ps, cid e iesllanenitS Will s i. x d horripson, Ba field u
y Liiue, Mr; clod Mrs. Mel Simxrngrus
cot 11+1xs, Var a 'bafa We are »ort saying that the ,m, Ithe pro ee. ,d. ed. The Members of Unit 2 . And. Mrs, J. HullerClinton,
g ?'e' Septearl- At 4.30 p* o de .. a M. ,. Cl . free Dorm Postel,) and family,
ber 19. band did not pu+t on a good to Waterloo Square w1jere the 'hope for the .suppert of the Mr., pd- Mrs, E, H. Epps, Cal llv a spent e
shote On the contrary ey Pps, gazy, A ... ri , _ p . t th past
The C1WL fall bazaax will be ' parade was scheduled to leave, ,whole grganizatiori and .of the 3$ Maria. Sreet vacated t eir 't m , eIc Ith
dad better than usual but not h h ee we salt e Norrie � the
held' on November 3 from :2,5 2� bands pazttuclpadecl', :in0140'u31 goner'I !pu xic, cgttage n- Port Elgin last Wed-- lfpVz, arenas Mr. d' r
p m. wytliPrizes: n enrrcii h ?tor' :the adlud'acatar•s. Ito drurm and truni efts, co s i --- ---a---- nesd�a parents,, n Mrs.
band Y ni h e Postilt, RR 3, Cliniton and
.& �?ar ria . gwrare p i'P , p tae g' tt, me PPS, Lon, Jo
give therm & Pint lave, liiitead, p , with, relatives and
ta7lter Set, a hostess clams. and , don, z>'isuted his parents during visited
F b ds fifes and d!rurnS- ornti s
scat of sneak .knives• A bushel a second' place to tete' Waterloo brass anfd. reed's bards ,and a' " the we0kedd'. Dix Sunday they frl ends err the �surrourlding dist-
of s ill t e h dao prize. Musical Society Band was stab- mullti�tude of m 'or. Mrs.) Lockhart a e ill e tion apple. w .. b b -.e r fir ulaied, a1 ettes, ll attend d he d coral an reel• They ado spent a couple
Tickets :are available from any The evening dhow was admir• r service at the Fairfield- Church; of days at Larking, Mich. A
CWL member, Aft'em a while ,tire disappoint- ed by all, The display ;prat or, Brent Count , where the family famlil
menet turned i:ntto, plan's' and Life Member Y Y P'et together ulnas' held at
A r'el'igious gift will ,be given re'solutt'lons Made for ithe future b different cors was rela'lly n. s locaited. Mr, a'rid Mrs, ,Toe, PosIdIrs on
y p plot i
to each :of three children; :who b all us,. Let Diploinaftes, a Mrs, William Wise, 116, Rat- Sunday, September 2, On Tues-
tremendous. Y ¢ilen>lbeits wh"Ch" will drums and trumpets (continued from Page 1) en ay, ;Mr„ and Mrs. Garth pas-
obtained, highestt marks in x!e4mg. p s comps from t bury S'treelt, has returned tF
miake your :band; better, The Quebec Olty formed only a year quilt (patches was made by Mrs. from a visit at Toronto whetre till ienttertained es, su ,em nests
ion int their grade cit se11001 spirit is of the highest amongst T , g
last year: St. Joseph's, .Grade er a the 'ago really gave troubles to, the Neilson, supply cornvener, she visited her sister-in�law, Mr. and. Mr's, Mel Siminons
1 Paul Arisltett " Mom areit the bard mernb s s to _ other ,three senior corps in that Mrs. C. Park ,gave �a few Mit• Howard Clark and also, .alt- and, famil'Y, Mr. and Mrs, Joe
, g future en>glagernernts and, the class, Tt will really bee good pointers , on '£Readinlg" and tended the exhibition. Sh iso P
O Briexv; Grade 2, Constance G1lance Of trophy win in:g, at g h . e a ost?lu ,and peter. Mr, and' Mrs.
Hafthianvay; , q Tion Santa corps Ito watch in the future, asked ithe liadles' to take adva4b; visited, in Hamilton with her
Grade 3 Jacqueline _ don and S fiorth Mel Simmons left Fos! Koine latst
Witliamaorn; Grade 4, Diane Well, besides saying that with age of bile library Mrs, %?aiisy sisters Mrs, Fired Lawreme, Mr. Thursday moMing,
Calus, parades this falll, presented .an excellent and Mrs. Lawrence aoeom an -
Powers; Grade 5, Cliri'st ne Jen_
need' far xriare practice in ,bath Holland
The day was not �a complete � � p Mrs. Emily Marks, 100 Mile
nlogs Grade 6, Jill Golds- .1,Ws for the b'an'd. They l�etiit music ,and drill, and, that the report on the ,first regional led tier home on, Thursday. They House, B.C. (dtaugh.,ter of Mrs,
worthy, Miehel!le Jennings; apllre'ara:nce, smantn,%S and con- .conferernce, held in Lond'eslboro visilte+d frlen& ,and relatives in George ,Connell, SeatForth) 3V -
Grade .7, ReglnWd Varga; Feeney and Mrs, Ferra'nce. So- duct has to impr eve greatly, we last May. The meeting was in- Clinton. and Goderich this past ports that two weeks ago for
GradeS AllfredaGaldswortiy, ccal commitloforOotaber will are c1ass d as a seegx,d�place's iiaqio
n to all who
had • t�
Week.
some
reasontthe 1
and
at Kam
ITl4et:
Grade 1, Charles Shun: be Mrs, Clement Reynolds, band. But with- the Items men- tended. Mrs, Edith Johniton, of Edith' loops where ,the 'Male House
than; Grade 2, Monica Flynn; Mrs, Archie Fleoelt and Mrs, tirnned above rectified an'd witch The unit leiaders reponted� on Anne Hair Fashiants, spent $arras is locatedJust shifted in -
Grade 3, Sheila Spencer; Grade Theo Flynn, the co-operation of ,every mem- the progress ,of their ;groups: Monday at ithe . Royal York in to the river, "It hook with it
4, Kelvin Spenoer; Grade 5, Myotery prize was 'won, by ber of the band we will:,. become U.niet 2 is planning a special Toronto, attending the "Festi- 11 .apple trees, brig ones, -and
Leo Spencer; Grade, 6, Lynda Mrs, David Varga and the a first place band loom We evening September 19, during vale of ITairstyling", sponsored one Of our big, trees at the
j Flynn;; Grade 8, Leo ,Medd, chiance ;gift was vola by Mrs, hope to achieve this in London which floral and drifttwood lair- by the Bruno Schools, Where end of the lane," writes Mrs,
Visiting; •committtbee for the Peter Hathaway, After 'the and SeafoxtGh 'this fall where ranvgements, are Ito be demon- this fa'ul'ts lines .in design and Marks. They say the +hole is
month of September will, be closing league prayer, a social last year .a high second, place strated. This will be followed colour were shown by )the lead,- ,about 50 .feet wide by much
Mas, Tom .Feeney, Mrts, J'oe time was spent pilayting bingo, tabulated for our band amongst by entertainment -and refresh- Ing ,Canadian and European more Jong and, 15 feet deep,
17 top Ontario bands, mems, the' cast of the evening stylists. "Some of our -trees .are out in
All 'membeats are asked, Ito be being 50 cents, Misses Diane and Nancy Hull, ;the river, some part way down
Attend Your Church at p'r'actice next Tuesday nigh Mrs. William Murch spalre of ssumrner visitors with their the bank ,and some just dropped
1
for Exeter Fair on Thursday, :plans for the Country Fair:grand+paremits:, Mr., and Mrs, dam, into the big hole,"
September 20. Majorettes and Bazaar to be held October 27 Crordo I CuningharAe, Ratt>en:-
+ ` , T .. eclair partyalt 7 pm. sharp in the recreation room, of -the bury Street Wiest, returned last
.t ms Sunday and batted members at 7.30 p.m. church. Included will be a 'tea' weeit to 'thea home in Van -
sharp, This engagement means room .and several booths: home couver, accompanied by their �ewa
needed money for the (band bathing, candy, touch and bake, parents, Prof, and, W. T. E. IV overs
ALL, SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME fu'n'd, therefore a full turnout delicatessen, Christmas, and Hull who, recently returned �
at practice is necessmT. 'hake -out planes" for supers from :attending the great wor9id- Telegraphed
CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH ° at home.
(Baptist Federation of Canada) s • The ladl were entertained Anywhere
Auxiliary At HOLMESVILLE
by Mrs. C. Park and Mrs. M.
Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. IST:ediger singing ,the delightful
SUNDAY -10.00 a,m.—Sunday School duet "Whiispering Hope". Fol- Notice of the sudden death of
11.15 a.m, FAMILY WORSHIP-- St. Andrew s lowing, the theme ifor medittia- Roy H. Allis in London, on Sep -
schools, and was. vice-principal
"Mr, in Between ....... tion, the hymn "Take Time to while a teacher at the Clinton
7.00 p.m.—Evening Prayer Begins Season be Holy" was sung, and, Mrs. Collegiate Institute in 1930, he
"Our Burden Lifted" F'ingiand closed the meeting boarded for some time at the C.00ke,
The Madeleine Larne Auxill- with prayer, home of his friends, Mr, and
All Are Wellcome. Here ary of St. Andrew's Presbyter-. *�► 0 - Mrs. Brogden MacIdath in the K. C.
lan Church 'met Tuelsclay even- village, After two years at the
ire September 11 with several L�BQ To Hold Clinton school he joined the
Maple Street Christian Reformed rngerrvbers ands one vis,tor pre- staff .of the London secondary F L 0 R l S T
GOSPEL HALL
sent. Mrs. Ronald McCann pre- _ tember 5 recalls bhe fact that,
Church . $�iQ Cash -Draw time
the time of this death. From
CLIIV7ON `"�� ,�d:�• Mrs. Douglas F'ai•cliiliax' time to time lac revisited this Dial HU� 2-i�012, Clinton
REV. L. SLOFSTRA read .a portion. of Psalm 27 and locality, and visited Mrs. Mac -
Sunday September 16 Minister Mrs. McCann lad an prayer. The ,Hugon Lodge No. 377 of Math a few weeks ago.
9.45 a,m.--Worship Service
Sunda September 16
,
y p
A lesson :from the study book
entitled "Play +the Man" was
the Ladies O:rantge Benevolent
Association 11-01d, their first fall
11.00 a.m.—Sunday School
8.00 p.in,—Guest Speaker: Mr.
10,00 a.m,—Service in English
react Jby Mrs. W. D. Webster.
meeting Tuesday, September 1-1
David McClurkin, Galt
Celebration of the Lord's
Supper
Planst were made to hold a
with .a goad attendance,
Boys and girls are welcomed
30
bazaar and bake sale in the
Discussion .took pace on a
to children's meeting conducted
2 p.m,—Service in Dutch
church on Saturday, September
draw for $50 and ev'er'y mem-
by Eric Vetters, London, Sep-
Lord's Supper Applicatory
27 *r=3-5 p.m.
ber was asked Ito co-operate.tember
17 to 26, at 7 pm,
Service
An :auction sale of various
Discussion on card' party 'took
Tuesday Bible Study and
EVERYONE WELCOME
Items brought .by 'the members-
place and was d'ecid'ed' Ito leave
prayer .at 8 P.M.
All Welcome
•
was .held. Hostesses for lunch
-the matter over until the next
,
p.m.
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
were Miss Larene Langford,
meeitnrvg•
,Vers, Bruce Bartliff, 8 P.M
Meeting and 1311510 Reading,
Tift. Jessie MaKe %le
An invitation, .to Woodhamto
St. Andrew's
CHURCH
The October Tne'etWg will the
a social evening to celebrate
Presbyterian Church
- T. Leslie Hobbins, B.A., ,
Weld ,at the Name of Mrs. Karry
their15th bimtand!ay when ihus-
band's invited
Pastor
aiymouth in the apartments
and escorts' are
Rev. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A.
above" the pont :office,
was, accepted, Sar Thursday,
Interim Moderator
Sunday, September 16
0
October 11 Any member wish -
Mrs. M. J. AGNEW, Organist
and Choir Leader
10.00 a.m.--Sunday School
Happy Workers
to go ,p'Ieatse contact Aft.
Tor, O'Connell HU 2-6615, Mrs.
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
2-9255
Sunday, September 16
p
When People Offer Themselvess
Wilfred Colalough; HU
or Mas ,Cley+taiv 14WLgins HU 2 -
Dr. S. M. Scott, Kincardine,
guest speaker.
Willingly"
7.30 p.m.• --Evangelistic Hour
Pcn�c Held In
are cordially Invited to
9279• Please db so by October
these services'
St. Paul's ---- Clinton
ALL WELCOME TO
WORSHIP WITH US
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
"Prophecy For Today"
S�afortt� Park
Rector
Charles Merrill, Organist
6 in order that rides can be
arranged for all.
-
CLINTON
Fri., Sept. 28-8 p.m.—Induction
Christians gathered in the name
I
of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt.
8.30 a.tii.—HolyCommunion
Anglican Church
service.
You
are cordially Invited to
0. Of Canada
these services'
St. Paul's ---- Clinton
Rev, P. L. Dymond, LTh.
Joseph Street'
Rector
Charles Merrill, Organist
GOSPEL HALL
and Choir. Leader
CLINTON
,
Sunday, September 16
Christians gathered in the name
h 131NITY XIII
of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt.
8.30 a.tii.—HolyCommunion
1.8: 20) meeting in the above
1:1.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
hall invite you to come and hear
preacher, Rev, H. Jennings
the Gospel the old, old story of
Rural Dean.
Jesus and His Love.
2,30 p,m.--3unior Confirmation
Order .of meetings on Lord's
Class
Day as follows.
7.00 p.m. --Evening Prayer .
Services
Tues., Sept. 18 --St. Paul's WA
meets at Mrs. Alien White's
'11•.00 a.m.—Breaking Bread
home, Princess Street 2.45
goo pan.—Sunday School
p.m.
7.00 p.rn.—•Preaching ;the Gospel
-thurs,, Sept. 20y -•Chancel. Guild
5,00 p.m.—Thursday -•Thtursday - Prayer
,Vers, Bruce Bartliff, 8 P.M
Meeting and 1311510 Reading,
lseis illie-� ulmeduiZC¢ pttiteb a4uretied
REV, CUI* FORD G. VAIi,K, M.A,, Minister
"'i'he be drouges urtship of the Anglican and united
Can Union EventtuM67"
HOL'Mt SVII.,LIt
5.45 a.m.—Church Service
10.45 a.m.—Sunday School -
WktALEY-WILLIS
1.,00 a.ni.—CLiurdh Service
12,10 p,hi.=•-•Suftday School Bally Day frog:
Attend the " 8ervice of witness" sponsot#4 by ithe
General Council of the United Churerl in Lbnctott
Aretia, Sunday at 7:30 P.M, Speaker, Di Howarc
• m'hur'itiiazi, '
�v t hfolo SftIo6f Unife l fiur+ch
.�� " "T� moi;#E1�T'DL'Sr' CIiURC%t"r
04061': REV, dhAN1' MtLLs, B.A.
H 4- 'JoZ a,rri,—ISutiday School
'► 11.00 a.irl. Church erir'de
�y. �0,45 a..nx.bt'Yting Wersliip
10:45 t1;,xtY,iti'tdby a�chdbl
i
The Happy Workers Chub of
Duron Road 'East held their
annual picnic at Seafortah Luaus
Park with 50 altend6ng; Win-
ners, of sports events were:
Pre-school, girls, Jow e Gib-
son, -3rendra Gnbbings'; boys',
GRlitif Holland, .Michae, Gilbbings;
6<7 yeam, ghisNancy Gibb -
Brenda 61bblhgs; 8101
years;, ,girds, Ga3de Henderson
Marilyn, Holland, boys, Neil �
Dale, . Billy Henderson; boys
and girls, Keith F%lland, cons'o-
1,ation, Mary Ann, Klaver; lad -
leg, Wammetta Holland, Lois
Bernard; men, Keri Gibbings,
Joe, Gibson,.
Ki;ckAhe-sllppe'r, DianueDale-,
paper Platte relay, Grace and
Dori Watson,; oldest pe&eot,
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