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Hawkeys Picnic
In Stratford Park
On Sunday the Ilawkey reunion,
was held. at Queens Park, Strat-
ford, with 65 present from Mit.:
chell, Itusseklale1 K kto _.-. it n, Wood-.
ham, Exeter, St, Marys, Fullar-
ton,. Rannoch .and Mount Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs. Ittissell McCal-
luni and Mr, ;and Mrs, Ray Mar-
rison were in -charge of the
sports. The winners -of the races'
under 5, .evei'Yone; boys
10 and
under, Peter Gartenburg
girls, Dawn Thwaites; teenagers,
Lois t Jolliffe; lad.ies,. Mrs, Reg
Stagg and Mrs, Harold Levy,
men, Harold Levy and Alex Gai-
tenburg. Several games and re-
lays were conducted.
An election of officers was
held during a short business
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Lucan VVins Donkey Tilt
AgainstCentraiia�"ear
The fans, of Lucan and dist- :laugh about throughout the son-
r'i.c.t were treated to. an -hilarious ..test AS the donkeys did every -
evening 'of ,entertainment in Lu- thing but what the riders want -
can Monday night when Cen- ed them to do, saw the tie game
tral.ia ,and Lucan played o. a 4.4 broken up. with * race from deep
deadlock in en exhibition don centrefield: to, home plate by the
members of each team,
Three members. of the London The .hero. of the night was Lu -
Lords Football Club saw action cans Harry Hardy who came
in Lucan un. forms. as the coach scampering home on his ass well
and general manager of .the Sen- ahead of the .other wandering
for QREN entry, Indian Jack critters. Some. of the other play -
Jacobs, hurled the first three .ers had trouble holding the don -
innings for Lucan while Centre key :stilt long enough to get on
Vert Scott guarded the key sack while still others that did get
at second and Tackle lid Heur- on couldn't stay there and ended
up staring the innocent looking
animals. 's re in the
,. gua eye,.'
Lineups for the game included;
LUCAN. -Harry Hardy c, Jack
Jacobs p, Ivan Hearn lb, .Tack
Ryan: 2b; Cecil .Lewis ss, Mike
across the plate to go with Sin- Culbert 3b,gJack Ready If, Mur-
nett's round tripper for the four aid ob Whitf Don Laughton.
runs.
Harry' Hardy, Bob White,' Ivan CENTRALIA—John McCarroll
Hearn and Jack Ryan were the c, ROY Mulford p, Earl Sinnett
Lucan heroes who. accounted for 111, Bob Muldoon 2b, Bill Beam -
four runs to tie up the bail ash ss, Art Story 3b, George
game. Sweanor 3h, Bill Haywood cf,
The fans, who had plenty to Tod Shannon lf, Roy Hamilton
key baseball game.
ing roamed around in .centre-
fieid on his well trained ass.
The only home run of the game
was hit by Ea i Sinnett .of Cen-
tralia, Bob Multioon, Ron Hamil-
ton and Bill B_ earnish managed
to guide their long-eared friends
meeting. President is Ray Mills,
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Pres-
ton Morrison; sports .committee,
Mr, and Mrs, • Reg Stagg, Mt•. and
Mrs. Reg Morrison; lunch com-
mittee, Mr. and Mrs,. Alex Gar-
tenburg, Mr. • and Mrs. Wm,
Moore The 1958 picnic will be
held the first Sunday in August
at Riverview Park, Exeter.
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Sponsored by Kinsmen Club of Hensall .
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Message From
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By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Miss Marlene Frazer, Park;
' hill, is spending two weeks'
holidays with her cousin, Marion
McNaughton.
M.
r and Mrs. Davidak '
Prinson
and Tommy, of Trenton, were
Sunday guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Parkinson and
Brenda,
Mr. and Mrs, Austin Timms
and family are taking a three-
week holiday motoring to Vic-
toria, B.C.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hernan-
dez, Patricia, Ricky and Joy
were weekend guests with Mrs.
Hernandez' parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Howard Switzer.
Mr. and. Mrs. Vernon Grott,
Joanne and Elizabeth, Toronto,
Miss Mary Baker, Georgetown,
Master Ronald and Maryanne
Marriott, St, Marys, have beets
holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Dewar,
Miss Olive Hackney, Mitchell,
visited with her aunt, Mrs. Ben
Wilson, on Sunday,.
The Baker family held a fam-
ily reunion at Turnbu.il's Grove
on Sunday.
Misses Wilma and Norma Els-
ton are spending a few holidays
with their brother, Mr. Clare
Elston and Mrs. Elston.
Mr. Harold Berry is a patient
in the hospital.
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OPEN SATURDAY' NIGHTS TILL 10 CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHTS
Mrs. E. Triffry.
Active In WMS
.Services were .held Saturday
Prem .the B.onthron funeral chapel
in Hensel]. !Mor Mrs. Earl T1'effrY,
Ova( Cromarty, the former Elsie 4
Tc..vn T�p.ic
Mems of :5oc at. and Pomona! :intertest In :and Around:.Eeeter s
The. :Exeter '1' #.** I*J1t!1•dua,,s trt *t n*i's y.t***.ed 4v jietlilah the', :hexes,
1\;c Ault Rllr rt l4 ra *re ***two 1* 70lt AAH1O ZPOr lrirxliat "Ore 71*..
Ann Lawson, who &lie4 sud.desdy
in Clinton Community Iospitai
on Thursday, August 15.
Daughter .of the late :Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Lawson, of Strat-
ford,..she was born at Orill.ia, in
1899. She moved as a small child
to Stratford, where she received
her education and lived untLt her
marriage to Earl Treffry 'ori
June 25, 1919, They moved to :A
farm, near Cromarty,, where she,
lived until her death.
She was "a member of the
Chiselhurst United Church, and
an active m.ernber and a past •
president of the W.M.S.Sire was
a
nstitmuteem,ber .of Staffa Women's
I •
Surviving ,are her husband Viand
two .daughters, Mrs, Clarence
(Erla) Coleman, •Cromarty; Mrs.
Ross .(Margaret) Forrest, Kippen,'
and five• grandchildren, three
brothers and three sisters, Ar-
mand, Stratford; Russell, Cleve-
land; L, Edward, Flint, Mieb,;
Mfrs, Walter (Jessie) .O'Brien,
Mrs. Arthur. .(Margaret) Treffry,
Mrs, Carl (Doris) Briggs, Flint,
Mich.
Services were conducted by the
Rev, Charles Daniel, assisted by
a cousin of the family, Rev, Dr,
:Harry Treffry, Florence. '
"The Beautiful • Garden' of
Prayer" was sung . by Mrs.
Thomas Brintnell, Mrs, R. Tay-
lor, Jr., Mrs, Olive Hoggarth,
Mrs. Alf Ross, accompanied by
Mrs, Robert Kinsman at the
piano, Interment was in Baird'S
Cemetery.
Pallbearers Were Earl Kins-
man, Jack Kinsman, Ross
Sararas, William Parsons, Wil-
liam Worden and Thomas Laing,
Cromarty.
Flower bearers were four
nephews, Jack Lawson, Mont-
real; Donald O'Brien, Leonard
Briggs, Dennis Briggs, Flint,
Mich.
Topics From
Kippen
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cudmore of
Vancouver are spending some
time with the latter's brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis, and
the former's brother, Mr. Sam
Cudmoe. •
M. Donald Brock of Winnipeg
who is touring Ontario and Que-
bec called on Mr, and Mrs. Net -
son Hood on Friday,
Miss Jean Hyde, nurse -in -train-
ing at Oshawa General Hospital,
visited three days last week: at .
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coleman
and Leslie left Kippen by motor
on Friday morning for a trip to t
Calgary, Alberta.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Mellis included i
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchin-1
son of St. Thomas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Cudmore of Vancouver.
Recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Hyde were Mr. and i
Mrs. Wm. Helmeth of Oshawa,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Stanley Helmeth,
Baden and Mrs. Aaron Helmeth,
Baden.
Master BobtY Gridzak and his
sister, Judy, returned home after
spending twoweeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler
of West Monkton.
Miss Joyce Hood is holidaying
for two weeks in London with.
her cousin, Dianne Perkins.
lir. :and .Mrs. Robert Balclt
a f
h ml.
da on�I
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fBa s, v',
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teed with Mr, kan.d Mrs. Howard
Johns last week,
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Bower,
Joyce and Marvin, and Mr, sod
Mrs. Ross Jaques, Ilensall, spent
, the weekend in Ypsilanti, Mich.
Mrs. Harry Whitton and daugh-
ter, Brenda, of Hamliten visited
over the weekend with Mrs,
Charles Harris.
turned
Mrs. Gerald
her MllamcLeanafo haslowingre-
surgery in St. Joseph's iffispital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mci inlet
and two •daughters, Sarnia, and
Mr. Bruce .Alderson, Parkhill
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Roy Alderson.
Mrs. Alfred Coates, Miss Betty
Coates, Larry and Mary Munn,
London, spent the weekend in
Niagara Falls,
Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Goman,
Susan and Efizabeth, spent e
past two .wdeeks.in- New York,th
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Dixon,
Betty and Jimmy spent several
days in Detroit 10 t week,
Nlr, and Mrs. Autin Sinith and
son, Brock, of Copperville spent
last week with Mr and Mrs C.,
M. Farrow; the ladies are sis-
ters.
Mr, Fred ,T. Ford of Toronto
is visiting with his mother, Mrs..
W. J. Ford,
Mr. Bruce Tuckey and W. C.
Allison and Les Rafuse and Jim
Refuse .of London and J, R.
Brown of Kitchener spent several
days on a fishing trip to Flesh-
erton the end of last week.
Mrs, Kenneth McLean of Cum-
berland and formerly of Exeter
was an overnight guest with Miss
Margaret Brown on Monday;
Mrs, Mary Hannigan spent
last week at Sauble Beach at
her brother's cottage,
Randy and Johnny Hannigan,
Waterloo, are spending a week's
vacation with their grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Hannigan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith,
Belmont, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Smith, London, and •Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hannigan and three
sons, Waterloo, spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Marty Hanni-
gan.
Dr, and. Mrs. E. J. Whiting are
spending this week, with rela-
tives at Lake Kash, Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shapton
of Fort William visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Shap -
ton.
Mrs. William May underwent
surgery :in Victoria Hospital,
London, on Friday and is pro-
gressing favorably. ; Het son,
Gordon, of Hamilton, is with her,
Mrs. Edgar Wildman and•fa'm-
ily are visiting in Belleville.
Misses June Bierling and Joan
Batten who spent last week . in
he Muskoka district are holi-
daying this week at Norman
Heights.,
Sugar And Spice
— Continued from Page 2
Adana was before Eve got chin -
wagging with that serpent and
opened up an eternity of male
misery directly attributable to
the clacking of female tongues.
It's not the women's fault. They
lust can't help it. Talking is as
natural to them and as neces-
sary, as narcotics to the addict,
booze to the drunk.
As recompense for removing
their most vital component my
magic powers ivould give the
girls' large; permanently -firm
bosoms, permanently shapely
limbs; permanently wrinkle -free
faces and permanently curled
hair that could be set each morn-
ing, just by pressing the ends of
their noses.
What' else could a woman pos-
sibly want to make her happy?
Oh, maybe a few simple little
things like a mink coat, Cadillac,
an automatic washer, nbiseless
children, a full-time maid, , and
a husband who coiinbines the
'looks -of Rock Hudson with the
charm of Bing Crosby and bank-
roll of E. P. Taylor. Well, she
shall have them,
There'd, be treats for old and
young, too, in nay transforma-
tion of the race. To the old folk,
I'd give a good set of teeth, a
good appetite and digestion, and
freedom, from aches and miser-
ies. The kids 1 would not alter
in any *ay physically, but I'd
grant therh an extra six hours
inevery day,an unlimited sup-
ply of pocket' money, and the
privilege of remaining children
forever. '
I wonder how long everybody
would be happy? About eight
days, would be my guess. By
that time, the men, going batty
from the silence, would be ready
to trade in that gorgeous, word-
less creature for the garrulous
Old i3attleaxe. The women would
gladly turn in their mink coats,
Ronk Hudson, ett., for a chanes
to utter a few well-chosen words
to that lovable old ape they
Married.
And the World, full of healthy,
handsome, happy people, 'would
be as tasteless.as an old rubber
boot There'd be no sugar and
Spied in it, and within a few
'weeks, there'd be long lineups
forming to jump. over cliffs ar
under trains, And if I had lost
my ntiigie powers and was un-
able to change everyone back
Into the ugly, ilttrsetive, miser•
able, happy people they'd been
before, Yeied find me et the head
of the line,
List More Results
Of HS Graduates
Upper school marks of Morley
Desjardine, SFIDHS graduate,
were inadvertently omitted from
the list last week. They included:
Eng C 51, Eng L 63, Hist 67, -
Bot 78, Zool 69, Lat A 67, Lat C
72, Fr A 50, Fr. C 52.
Three subjects were omitted
from the results listed for Doug-
las Hilmather: Lat A 71, Lat C
75, Fr C
Hockey - Team
—Continued from -Page 1 .
"B" .or .homebrew club will be
entered io, the grouping with
Lucan, Mitchell, . Ilderton and
Zurich.
• ii.
Mr, and Mrs. Erie :arscadden l
and family attended .the Batten
reunion in kions Park, Seaforth
on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doerr, Bon.
nie, Susan and Wendy, holidayed
during the ;past week on a trip
to Ottawa, Montreal and other .
points ,east.
Mr.and Mrs. W. 3. MacStoker
and Terry, Toronto, visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Wilson on Sun -
.day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Batten,
Mr. Walter Gunning, Mr. and
Mrs. R, E. Pooley and Michael
Cushman attended the Batten re-
union in Seeforth on Sunday.,
Mr, ado Idrs. William Mgr-
shall
ar-
sh ll accompanied by friends
m Hamilton, _, have returned
from a two week motor trip in
the Maritimes,
i
Fred J, Luxton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Luxton, town,
honor graduate of SHDHS, and
an arts graduate .of the Univer-
sity of Western Ontario recently
graduated as a .certified public
accountant. He is employed as
assistant accountant with Vick
Chemical Inc., St. Thomas.
Mr, Irwin Henderson of Grand
Valley who has been staying
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
W. L.Henderson, while taking a
summer course at the University
of Western Ontario, has returned
to his home.
Mrs. Edith Foley Ottawa is
visiting with Mrs. Lee Wilson,
Ifr, Ralph Batten is visiting
his' sister, Mrs. Ida Archer in
London foracouPl.e ofdays this
week.
etiOcouvrAvy
Going Thursday, August 22nd
to Satyrday, September 7th, incl.
Return Limit—September 11th
For tares and train service,
contact your local agent.
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