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ENTERTAIN LONDON CHILDREN—Members of the airmen’s lounge at RCAF Station
Centralia entertained 30 children from the Protestant’s Orphan Home and Salvation
Army hostel, London, Saturday in Riverview Park. The airmen, who treated the kids
to a picnic supper, hope to make the outing' an annual event. Above, left to right,
are LAC Barney Baileyt chairman of the lounge; Nancy Spencer; clowns Peter Kend
rick and Ken Rodda; Corinne Bossenberry; Ian Fenning, organizer of the event, and
Linda Dickey. —T-A Photo
And Pet White Rat Too
Airmen Entertain
Thirty underprivileged children
from London-and their pet white
rat-were treated to an outdoor
picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter,
Saturday 'by members of the air
men's lounge at RCAF Station
Centralia.
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Features Area Talent
The children, from the Protest
ant’s Orphan Home and Salva
tion Army Hostel, London, were
transported to town in a convey
of 10 cars, specially decorated
for the occasion.
London police, with sirens wail
ing, escorted the flotilla out of
the city.
The white rat, a pet of one of
the children, cS,me along for the
jaunt, too, and got its share of
the treats.
Airmen organized games for
the youngsters, then treated them
to a picnic supper. Food was do
nated by district firms.
'Lunches were made up by the
airmen’s wives and crowns for
winners of contests, were sup
plied by supervisors of Exeter
Kinsmen Playground.
this
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Promotes Pupils
At Hay School
Mrs. Anna. Ellis, teacher,
week announced .the list of
motions at S.S. No.. 2 Hay.
To Grade 9—Florence Wild-
fOng '(honors), Wayne .Ford. -
To Grade S'—Lloyd Simpson.
To Grade 7—Karen Tinney
(first class honors), Eugene
Webber.
To Grade 5—Gex’ril van Doorn
(honors).
To Grade 4—Elaine Bieber
(honors). .
To Grade 2—Marlene Bieber
(honors), Jane Russell (honors),
Lynne Faber (honors), Ha vid
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Two airmen dressed as clowns,
LAC Peter Kendrick and LAC
Ken Rodda, entertained the kids.
LAC Barney Bailey, president
of the mess committee, and LAC
Ian Fenning, who organized the
picnic, said the men hoped to
make the outing an annual event.
Among the firms making dona
tions were Ersman’s Bakery,
Tuckey Beverages, Coca - Cola
Ltd., Silverwood’s, Canada Bread
and Wonder Bread.
i Personal Items _
j Mr. and Mrs.’ Lloyd Halpenny
of Regina, Sask., and Mrs.
! Ernest Keyes of Exeter were
i Sunday ■ visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner and
.sons.Miss Kathryin Love is holiday
ing in Port Elgin with her cousin,
Miss Barbara Loye of Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fink
beiner spent Sunday with rela
tives in Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell and
sons visited with • relatives in
St. Catharines ovejr the week
end and attended a family re
union in Vineland on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer
Jim and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Mil-1 x- ,, wiTrnn
SJel^Cr aM SandPa WaltP
■the McPherson reunion in Vum
land on Sunday.
(Intended for last week) | al classes at the festival, will
Visitors over the Dominion Day perform “AU the Nice Girls Love
holiday were: -■ la Sailor.”
Mr. and Mrs. W, Bundcho, Pat Betty Dixon, Carole Hogarth
and Judy of Kitchener with Mr. Land Mary Shaw, Exeter will pre-
and Mrs. Karl GUenther and I sent a piano trio.
Janet. [ 1 -----l'~" c'---'v
Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Sanders,
Janet and David, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Humphreys, Ann and
Barbara, Mrs. Gilmore of Wel
land, Mr. and Mrs, John Mc
Kenzie and family of Windsor
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fink
beiner and .-Mrs. Mclvoy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bi Collette,
Catharine and Robert, of Oak
ville, with Mrs. Jacob Ratz.
Mr, J. O. Lamport at his home
here.
Mr. and Mrs, Ted, Leadley and
•Donna, Mr. Jack Leadley and
Miss Winifred • Windatt of Fen
wick with Mr, and Mrs. Stuart
■ Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer, and Mr. and* Mrs. Jack
Pickering and families.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Denomme of
London at the home‘of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pick
ering.
Mr. and Mrs. McTeer, and Bil
lie of London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Finkbeiner and Mrs. Me-
Ivoy. '
Mr. and Mr A»’ Charlie Brown
of Bothwell with Mr. and Mrs,
Chris Baumgarten.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Charlton,
newlyweds of Ilderton, with re
latives here last week,'
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell,
Doug, Tom and Bruce with re
latives in Essex and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarke,
Brenda Billie and Richard, with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Winegarden. ‘ ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Katz, Joan
and Paul, attended/the wedding
of her brother in London recent
ly. .
Master Jimmy Sweitzer is
visiting in Fenwici^.
Twenty-six talented young en
tertainers from the district will’
compete for $55 in prizes in the
I juvenile program • of Kirkton
Garden Party Wednesday evening
July 18.
The youngsters, many of them
from South Huron, will perform
before at least 3,000 people at
the popular* Kirkton show, which
has been attracting huge crowds
since it was organized in 1945.
The 1G acts in the. juvenile
program were picked from a
total of 49 numbers which com
peted in the community associa^
tion’s preliminary contest.
Several, of the acts feature
ioutstanding performers from
if. i Music Festival,
I Sharon Walters, the attractive
little Winchelsea girl who re-
■ ceived the highest marks in voc-
I al classes at the festival.
[ A member of one of South
i Huron’s most musically-talented
family, Kathleen McCutcheon,
•Centralia will render an alto
horn selection.
Other acts from this area in
clude a vocal dhet. by Dorothy
and Joyce Dickey S,S. 7, Us-
borne; recitations by Helen Hend-
rick, Exeter,, and Connie Mar-
shall and Jack Rendell, S.S.
11 Bishard; vocal solo by Larry
Lewis, S.S. 7 Biddulph, and a
marimba number by Leroy Bran,
of the same school; and a quar
tette by the Stephen Brothers of
S.S. 1 Blanshard. v »
Gerald Paul, of the famous
Paul Bros, professional vaude
ville act, will emcee for the pro
gram* Mrs. Joan Gaffpey, Mitch
ell, is adjudicator,
Lee Paul will introduce the
vaudeville program which in
cludes the Vaudette dancing
girls, Jack Bateman, Alex Read,.
Gloria Peebles and the Busy B’s,
Hal Bee, Frank’Palmer and an
orchestra.
The Kirkton Community As
sociation, composed .of repre
sentatives from numerous organ
izations in that area, uses the
proceeds to assist local projects.
Rpss Marshall is chairman; Mrs. George Switzer, secretary.
A softball game will start the
evening show.
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By MRS. H. ELSON
(Intended for, last week)
Dominion Day weekend activit
ies included:
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Skinner and
Karen at the Pym Picnic Sunday
at Riverview Park Exeter, 'also'
the Bell reunion at Exeter.1
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lester,
Brigden with the latter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McFalls.
Mr. ancj Mrs. John^Gregus and
baby also Mr. Frank Gregus,
London,„and Mr. and Mrs. AngUs
Gregus, Exeter, with their uncle
and aunt Mr, and Mrs, John
Spacek,
Mr. and* Mrs. Dean Gibson at
the Howick centennial celebra
tion,
Mrs? Annie Gonglik, also Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gonglik and three
children of Bellaire, .Ohio, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Spacek. .
Mrs. Frank.,Langford with her
sister, Mrs. Eldon McRoberts of
Lucan.
• Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lang
ford and John at the Hazelwood
Reunion, Stratford, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Isaac in
Kincardine with the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mc
Iver,
Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Abbott
and family of Clarkson, Mich.,
with their uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Will Isaac.
Miss Heather Davis and Mich
ael Davis with their' grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mc
Falls-.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Isaac, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Hodgins, LUcah, attended
the funeral of their brother, Mr.
Reginald Hodgins, Windsor.
Visitors with theif mother, Mrs.
Jessie Lewis, were Miss Barbara
Lewis, London, and' Mr. and-
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston and family
of Ailsa Craig. '
The Steuer Reunion was held
On Sunday at Springbank Park
with 85 members present. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Fisher , and family
attended.
With Mr., and Mrs. C. Fischer
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisch
er and family and Lloydie Stan-
lake, London.
Miss Joyce Fischer spe.nt
Thursday with her sister, Mrs.*
Lloyd Stanlake, London.
-MTS. J. Davis, Mrs. Fred
Davis, Mrs. M. H. Elston, and
i Sheila spent Wednesday after-
i; noon with Mrs, Clarence Fletche-
er, Woodham.
Mrs. M. H. Elston, with Mr.
i-ahd Mrs. John Veall of, P.M.G.
j Centralia attended the Paris cen-
! tenhial. celebration Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston,.
David and .Sheila attended the
| Highland ga- iOS at> Embro
Pupils, Mothers
Honor Teachers
A pleasant afternoon was spent
the last afternoon of the school
year of S.S, No, 9 Biddulph when
the children gathered at 1 p.m.
for a ball game, Their teacher
Mrs, Creasy, was umpire,
i The ladies of the school see*
i tioti gathered at' 2 p.m. for a
i social hour and presentation of
am eldetric tea kettle to the re-
a. tiring teacher. An address was •I I read by Mrs, M. H, Elston on
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Little Mary: *-Mother, they
are going to teach us domestic
silence at school now.”
Mother: "You mean domestic
science, don’t you?”
Father; “There is a bare hope
our little girl means what she
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