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Robinson Picnic
In .Seaforth Park •
The Robinsall family picnic)
WAS lleld ou S1AndaY at Lim•
Pailc, Sea:forth, with 52 present.
Swimming and sports were en-
10Yed before the Picnic supper,
Winners iu the races, for girls
and boys under 5 were: Wendy
Neil, Bonnie Blair, De nglas
Fletcher and Stephen Robinson;;
0.7 girls, Geraldine Blair, Sharon
Pletcher; boys, Larry Willert,
Jimmy Neil; older girls,. Janet,
Inair, Manua Willerti married
woen's race, birS. Earl Neil,
Mrs. Harold Robinson; married
Men' raCe, Harold BObillOOli,
Jack Blair and, Russell King
(tie); guessing husband Uy lege,
Mrs. Ron Fletch,or; grandfathers
eating bananas, Melvin King;
grandmother's spot dance, 1Virs,
Arthur Robinson; 1:.unny hop race,
Don Blair; balloon race, Mrs.
Harold Robinson's team; pass the
orange contest, Ron Pletcher'S
team.
Next year the picnic will be
held at Riverview Park, Til;e4r,
with Arthur Robinlson as presi-
dent; Mrs. Earl Neil, secretary;
•Is. Arthur Robinson, treasurer;
Ray Robinson and Don Blair,
sports committee; Mrs. Russell
King, Mre, Ron Pletcher and
Mrs, Bill Robinson and their hus-
bands, table dommittee.
This 1Aksh In
Winchelsea
By MRS. F. HOENIQ
Mrs. Fred Walters, Sandra and
Judy; Mrs. Colin Gilfillan, Don -
aa, Grant and Barbara Ann, spent
the latter part of the week hol-
idaying at Chesley. Lake.
Miss Linda Brock of London
returned home on Sunday atter
spending the past two weeks with
her friends, Misses Sandra and
Judy Waiters,
Misses Joy, Whitlock and Win -
Ale Smithson of St. Thomas visit-
ed.over the weekend with Mrs.
Harry Ford and Mr. and Mrs.
,Frpencan Herne.
Miss, Kathleen Herne of Oak-
wood Inn, Grand Bend, spent
Sunday evening at the home of,
her parents.
Master .Terry Morgan of Thalnes
Road has been Staying with 'his;
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Newt-
on Clarke.
and Mrs. 'Roy Martin •ot
Tillsontnrg „Mr. and. Mrs. Sohn
Rod:d of Woodham were •callers
at the home of Mrs. Ford and
Gordon last Sunday evening.
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THE TIMESADVOCATE, EXETER,
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 21, INS
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REEVE WINS, POOL TOURNAMENT—Reeve William Mc-
Kenzie 'captured the town council ,pool tournament at the
opening of Red Scott Billiards Thursday night. The reeve
defeated the mayor in the final play -of of the elimination
series. Top, four of the contestants lining up shots are Mayor
Pooley, Councillors Jermyn and Taylor and the winner.
Above, Red Scett, right, presents the snooker cue prize to the
reeve while the mayor adds his congratulations. T -A pictures.
Complete Final Plans'
For, .Reunion At Staffa
The 'get meeting of ail own-
mittees preparing tor the S.S.
No. 3 Hibbert O1 oys and Girls
Reunion, was held ,Friday night.
Each committee reported its ac-
tiv,ities .aid everything Is nearing
06Mpletion ter July 23.
'The invitation committee has
sent out over 500 invitations.
Mrs. M. Dearing -and Mrs. C.
Bowman have compiled a souv-
enir book of, the history, of the
school.
The • entertainment • committee
of Ile,. A. 11'. and, Mrs. Daynard,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hepburn, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Norris and Mr. and
Mrs. R. Skinner have the morn-
ing and afternoon programs plan-
ned. - •
The trustees, J. M, Seott, E.
J. Dearing and R. 'Norden; are
responsible tor the evening •en-
tertainment and .he completed
plans. for presenting Willie Bell
and Coinpany ot- London. Follow-
ing the program Harburn's .Orch-
estra will .pla,y for an open air
dance.
Th6 decorating committee be-
The,Story In
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Mount armel
By MISS S. VOISIN
• Mrs. Van Hyde, London, visit-
ed With 'her daughter, Mrs. Mary
McCarthy, over the week.
1Vlr. .and Mrs. Hubert Desjar-
dine ; went to Stratford Sunday
eVening to get Mrs. Gus Morrisey,
Where ehe was visiting °. Father
Corkan ant other .friends.
Janes Carey and Mr. Jos-
eph Hogan, epent Sunday at Grand
Bend,
Mrs. Jim Glavin visited with
Mr, and Aire. Jos. Carey and
family over •the weekend.
Mr. and i -Mrs. grank 4'boughlin
and Timothy, Taranto, are visit-
ing With Mrs. Leona .Cmighlin
and family And other 'friends dur-
ing their holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. trhan Ayotte and
f amily, Detroit, are spending
.801110 time with Mr. Jerry Camp-
bell,. who Is 111.
$iss (Madelipe lavlx, Port
Larribton, is visiting her Mather,
Mrs, Wiunifred C4laVin, dttring
her summer 'holidays.
Mr, Grant lVIGNalr, London, Iris -
Red his Slater Mrs. Aleft !Voisin,
Sr.5 Dr.a few weeks during the
holidays.
r, and Mts. iGerald Digrian,
Louden, are, visiting with .Miss
Brio modo. •
• ,op, Friday evening in "the par -
fall hall reception WU held for
Mr. and Mrs. iGetald Began. The
II.0•Sentatiort was made -by SWIMS
Dayle and Tem Plemitig.
Larry.Snider ,Motors With Miss Mary AIM Hall eVer
Miss AoffettlarY Cronyn visited
IFiaturdaY.
MI448 Aline CronYt: visited with
Miss Shirley VoIIn over War*
day'.
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gan their work early this week,
These ,members are Mesdames G.
Agar, grue EUIott, 31. Bensons,
R. Sadler, C. Miller, M. Dearing
and L. Miller. •
'The committee of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Harburn, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Burns, Mrs, R, Reed and Jim
Barbour are having a display of
pictures pertatning to the sc•hool
section.
Whips Mayor
In Playdowns
Reeve William McKenzie prov-
ed the real dark horse in the
town council ,snooker tournament
at the opening of Red Scott 'Bil-
liards Thursday night, He sur-
prised Mayor R. El, Pooley in .the
final elimination match to win
the honors ty a ,handy margin,
The mayor h a d suspooted
Councillor Dick Jermyn 'was the
man to beat and -Councillor Jer-
myn, in turn, felt the mayor was
the tough man in the tonrnament,
The reeve proved 'both of them
wrong.
McKenzie took anearly 26-6
lead in the 'Gaol match and al-
though the mayor came up 2e-22,
he never did catch ' the winner,
"I haven't played 1 n five
, years," the reeve confeseed,
mitting that tuck played a part.
In his win. The champion said,
he learned 'his game at Pop Wat-
son's hotel in Kipp. "When
got bored with the:dances I used
ta go downstairs and play pool."
McKenzie eliminated Couneillor
Ed Brady in the first round of
the tournament and Dick Jerinyn
°listed Councillor Rose Taylor in
the second game.
Pooley and Jermyn hooked. up
in the semi-final and the council.,
lor took an early 26-1' lead on
the mayor but couldn't hold it.
Owner Red .Scott presented the
two-piece snooker cue, donated
by the BrunewickeBalke-Collen-
der Co. Ltd., to [Reeve McKenzie
following the final game.
After the presentation, the
reeve and Dick 'Jermyn defeated
the mayor and Ross Taylor two
games out of .three.
The lunch committee will serve
meals cafeteria style at 12 and
4.30 o'clock. Everyone is expect-
ed to leave his lunch at the reg-
istration booth where it will be
picked up and taken to the kit-
chen.
Comments About Centralia,
By MEE. FRED xunigmx °
Presentation At Pie)*
The annual picnic of the )Cen-
tralia United Church Sunday
School was held at Turnimll's
Grove on Wednesday afternoon
of last week.
Winners in sports were: Girl'
races — Judy •Blair, Juanita
Sholdice, Jean Essery, Joan ]8s -
ser, Beverley Smyth, Sharon
Sholdice and Allison Clarke;
young ladies — Maxine Bowden,
Maxine Bodbolt; married ladies
—Dori*Shoebottom, Janet Hicke;
kickinghe slipper — Maxine
Godbolt, N.:Aldred Greb„
Boys: Joey Graham, Glenn
Overholt, Nell AticA11ister, Gary
Overholt, -Wayne Greb, Wa.yne
Harrison,Keith Rodgine; young
men ayne Harrison, Norman
1Viorgan; twilled men — John
McAllister, .SatSkinner; three
leg -ed race, girls — parol Me-
Ctirdy and Sharaii Sholdice; boys
Wayne •Greb and Wayne Har-
rison.
Sides were :ehosea and several
tentests were enjoyed by all.
A 'picnic supper followed and
the preSentation of a beautiful
walnut corner .Step t01#5 'wasmade to Mr, and Mts. Gerald
'Godbolt and ternily who will
leave shortly for their neve liame
1.n- Exeter.
• Mr. and Mrs. Godbolt have
both been ,aetbrq *0104( in the
church and the hest 'Wishea oi
many friends will be With them
in,their new houle. The address
Was read by Mr, Reg 1.404304
.and the presentatiOn Woe' inade
by Mr, Ken Hodgins, and M. 4.'
MeAllister,
PO J. T. and Mrs, Gates and
• family, of Camp Borden, were
Su.nday guests with Mr. and Mt*
11'.. Gates, Betty GAM re*.
inained fot a month's vacation
with her grandwonits.
Mr. and Airs, Prank Xitight,
Wile have been holidaying with
Mrs. H. ,Knight, left en Monday
for their henna in the West. Mr.
end Mrs. Clarence '10iight, of liso.
bOrtit, ite0OMpaiiied them. on their
return
• Mr. and Mit. t. 13. HodgSoh
spent a couple Of (ISIS last Week
• With Mr. and Mrs. tari Rodgoon
in Ridgetowit
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Morley, of
London, Were Sunday guests With
bit e I r grandnictlier, Mrs. A,Harlton.
Master Robby and MISS jean
LatriMle returned 110010 OA r riday
after holidaying with their aunt,
Miss Greta Lammie, in Hensel].
Mr, and Mrs.. Ray Lammie
were in Toronto on Sunday at-
tending the divine service to mark
the 100th year of the Masonry
of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Bowden
and family and Messrs. R. Payn-
ter, .R. Jaques and W. Allison
were in Toronto on Saturday
where . they attended the Howitt -
Smith wedding.
Mr. Kenneth Hodgins attended
the Masonic service in Toronto on
Sunday.
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QId.Homestead
Reunion Scene.,
0A00 0414" 044 4eScellnalkte of
An4erfien.and. Eleanor
Mitchell Anderson othered at the
,old homestead, how-occupled by
Mr. -and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder
(Bditlx). All living -.members of
the 11414941,4tO tarinily were *rep—
eat with th eaceptiou „ot :aucl
Mrs, lher 44dersott, .014U Late,
Deileenclants were preaeut from
es "tar as Serwigit, Nova 'Scotia,
,(MV.a4 Um. 31aro/4 Murray,
a»4 Fey), Detroit. Ragers,,,
vine, jlaryis, London, and local
areas. 4 pleaSattt UAW was 'spent
in visiting and reminischtS,
Report On
Grand Bend
By MRS. F, REoWN
mr. and Mrs, Wm. Stubb, of
Thftd.ford, and Mr, and IVIre, Art
Dauncsy,, of Lunn, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Raba f)11. Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sweitzer, ot
spent •Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William :Sweitzer.
Mrs. Eva OOrrill and Miss
Muriel Fallis, of Sarnia, are
spending this week with. Miss
Mari Yep.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Roy 'Scott spent
the 'week -end with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Wm, Patterson.
and Mrs, Elgin Lalt,
of Mount Vernon, Miss., and Mrs.
Thomas Last, of Windsor, visited
in town on. Sunday ond attended
the service at the 'United Church.
Mr, Last is chaplain of the Mis-
souri State Sanitarium.
Mr. 'and Mrs. /amea IGrigg and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker sp,eut
W43414044AY wittl Kr. and Mrs.
Nelson 'Grigg and otb.er friends
in Arkona,
¥r, and -Wire. William. ,Sweltzer
and ,•:rnndions; Brian Sweitzer
and BasU drawford, attended the.
Huron Council picnic at Goderich
last week.
Mrs, Wellington Baker, who
suffered a 'heart attack last week,
is a patient in Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Edith Young, of Lon.don,
spent a few days ,last week 'with
her brother and. sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W, 3'. Beer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hogarth, of
London, are visiting -with Mr. .and
Mrs. Clark Ken,1100 and Mr, and
Mrs. Roy, Flear.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Vanner, of
London, spent the week -end with
the latter's parente, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Baird.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finn and
Betty Ann, of Detroit, spent the
week -end with Mr. and: Mrs.
Ernest KeoWn.
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