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Oyer ;80 persons were in at,
tendanee at the annual .Sheb.-• Shob,-
brook family reunion held in
BeafOrth. Lions Park ,ort Sun-
day, Amp 30,
The afternoon was spent in
races for the children and var.,
jogs interesting sports and
contests for young and old.
The sports: program was un-
der the direction of Myrtle and
Gordon Swan and Muriel and
Ross Millson, while the social
committee was comprised of
Mr. and Mr$, Cliff Saunder-
cock and Mn.. and Mrs. Pere
McBride.
President, Bert Shobbrook;
conducted the business session,
:following the pienic lunch and
the following officers as pre-
sented by the nominating com-
mittee of Mr, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Crawford and Charlie and
Shirley Shobbrook, were ac-
cepted for the coming year:
President, Len Shobbrook;
vice-president, Ross Radford;,
secretary treasurer, Mary
Shobbrook; sports, Melvin
Knox, John Saundercock and
Bob Gibbings; social, Bob and
Pat Saundercock and Gordon
and Darlene Shobbreok; nom-
inating committee, Clarence
and Mamie •Crawford a n d
Perc and Vera Gibbings.
The results of the races and
contests were as follows: under
three, Darrell Shobbrook; un-
der five, Paul Gibbings, Nancy
Watling; girls under eight,
Shelley Radford; boys, Donald
Watling; girls under U, Con-
nie Gibbings; boys, John Gib-
bings; girls under 1,6, Margaret
Saundercock; • boys, Ronnie
Vodden; ladies, Dorothy Hunk-
ing; men, Bob .Saundercock.
Ladies kick-the-slipper, Dor-
othy, Hunking; men, Charlie
Shobbrook; youngest person,
Dean Shobbrook; oldest, Mr,
John Gibbings; loudest husband
caller, Mrs. Norman Radford;
biggest slip show, Mrs. Clar-
ence Crawford; person coming
longest distance, Gord. Sprung,
Manitoba; hammering nail, Cliff
Saundercock; longest married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hunking.
Time race, John Gibbings;
most articles in purse, Verna
Gibbings (63); loudest hog cal-
ler, Cliff Saundercock; gues-
sing peanuts in jar, Gordon
Shobbrook; ladies throwing
ball backwards, Mrs. Ross Rad-
ford. 0
Charter Member
Moves To Gait
AUBURN— Eleven members
of the Senior Men's Euchre
Club met in the Auburn Public
Library. to honor their organiz-
er, Mr. Harvey McGee, who left
this week to make his home in
Galt.
One of his old-time friends,
Dr. B. C. Weir, spoke briefly
to Mr. McGee and Mr. William
Straughan presented him with
a pipe and pen and pencil set
on behalf of the members.
This club which met biweek-
ly since it was organized last
December, has had n steady
members but quite often friends
drop in for a friendly game of
cards.
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Stanley Township
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varley,
Marian and Jimmy, St. Cath-
arines, visited at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Nor-
man Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson
and family, Toronto, visited at
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Marjorie Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDon-
aid ,Susan and Billie, Detroit,
visited this week at the home
of Norman Baird.
will conduct a clink at EATON'S
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Wednesday, July 11th, 1963
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Family Surprises Bayfield Celebrants,
By Parties, Gifts on -eh Anniversary
KIPPEM — A trousseau tea
Was held at the home Of Mrs.
Clarence Priestap (daughter of
Robert Thomson of this vill-
age).for her daughter Joyce,
whose marriage took place June
29. The house was decorated
in yellow, lilac and pink to
match the bridal attendants'
costumes.
In the afternoon pouring tea
Were: Mrs, Joe French, Mrs,
Redvers Baxter and Miss Myra
Stoneman. Serving sandwiches,
cookies and other dainties were
Kathy Eidt, Joyce Mielke, Mrs.
John Schneider, Mrs. Ivan Nor-
rie, Helen Anne Heckman, Liz
Simpson and Fanny Murray.
In the evening were the
bride's aunts: Mrs. Robert
Stokes, London and Mrs. Bert
Thomson, Kippen, also Mrs,
George Schutt, Mitchell. Sew-
ing sandwiches and dainties
were; Rosemary Steinbach,
Patricia Reaney, Mrs. Gordon.
Clarke, Mrs, Arnold Roney and
Mrs. Anne Simpson.
Mrs. Priestap and Joyce re-
ceived the guests at the door,
They were escorted to the wed-
-ding gift room Which was in the
charge •-of Beryl Priestap, -12,Y
Eleanor Marshall and -Yvonne
Barnstaple •(r O. o M a t e S. of
Joyce)..
From the gift room. they
went into the room containing
kitchen and bathroom .eqwp,
meat. This was in the Pharge.
of the bridesmaid, Gloria Pries-
tap,
From - here they were, escort,
ed to the room containing bed,
room accessories, silver and
wedding clothes. This was in
the charge of Audrey Elaine
Vorstenboseh, maid of honor
and sister of the groom.
Following this they went to
the room containing Joyce's
bedroom suite and gifts receiv-
ed that day and was in the
charge of Elizabeth Simpson
(another roomate of Joyce) and
Dorothy Schutt.
A lunch of sandwiches . and
dainties was served from a lace
covered table centred by pink
and yellow roses
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In =fall- from Tree •
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Arian. Brandon, son of. Keith
Brandon, who was. playing in a
tree on Friday had the -mis-
fortune to fall and fracture an
arm,.
He was a patient in. Clinton
Hospital over night, returning
home on. Saturday,
Visit'Irorontp.
Mrs, Lloyd Scotchruor
aorn.pa,nied her daughter a a d
family, Mr, and Mrs, J.. Pound..
•en Johnny, Catherine and Mary
Beth to Toronto „to spend the
day with relatives on July 2.
On Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs,.
Pounder entertained Mr, a n
Mrs. „Ron Jackson and three
children, Chatham, at the B.
Pounder cottage until Saturday,
Mr. and Kr*, Karol Pound-
er and Earl Pounder; Stratford
joined the J, Pounders at the
cottage for the weekend, before
they returned to Chatham,
V0W Meets
St. Andrew's UCW, unit one,
met at the home of Mrs. Leroy
Poth on Thtirsday, evening.
Mrs. Lloyd Makins opened the
meeting with a reading from
Romans, chapter 13, followed
by the Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. Ivan Steckle read the
secretary's report and Mrs.
giAYFIg,LP. and Mrs,
William. E, Parker were sur,
prised in .celebrations of their
30th wedding anniversary over,
the weekend,
Their two sons, William C.
and Hobart Parker with their
respective „families were home.
The boys and their wives
took Mr, and Mrs.. Parker to
'The Little Inn" for gri
ygrsary dinner and then went
down to -watch the .sunset,
While they were down at
Pioneer Park, Mrs, J, Fraser
Senior; and Mrs. Hobert Parker
set up a refreshment table com-
plete with calve, candies,
Poth, treasurer, reported a very
successful supper on .July
She also gave a most interest-
ing, talk on the study book.
Mrs. Charles Bell presided for
the business session and the
final plans were arranged for
a chicken barbecue on July 13,
Mrs, Makins closed the meet-
ing with the benediction and
expressed thanks to Mrs, Poth,
The refreshment committee
was Mrs. Arthur Peck, Mrs.
Charles Scotchmer, Mrs. Roy
Scotehmer, Mrs, Robert Scotch
men and Mrs. Ivan Steeltle,
social hour was enjoyed.
etc, in. the Parker home, and
sisters and brothersrin,laws. of
the growl of 30 years enjoyed
a social hour,
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
5.. J. Larson,, Mrs Betty Lou
McLeod and Lea Ann. Mr, and.
Mrs. L. B. Smith; Mr, and, Mrs.
E. A, Featherston, Mrs. K. K.
King;, Mrs, _George Reid, Var-
na; also Mr, and Mrs. J. Fras-
er; Sr,, Mr. and Mrs, J, Fraser,
Jr,
-On Sunday members of the
Herbert family (Mrs. Parker
was form,erly Miss 4,44Vet14 Tier-
bert, Mitchell) held a picnic at
Jowett's Grove.
Mrs, William C. Parker had
baked and decorated an anni,
versary cake and cookies, and
Mrs, Robert Parker made sand-
Wiehes for the festivities on
Saturday evening and Sunday,
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