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Personal items. Lt. Earl Whalen, of Winnipeg,
- Mrs. H. llagelstein, spent the holiday weekend with
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of 'ltM, spent .a. rsti accent rick and liis mother from Nova
,11 Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Scotia, Mrs.. George Whalen at
Hill and Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallo- the home of Mr, .and Mrs. Sam
way and family. King
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hin,
Mrs. lti Faist, Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. L. Hoare and
William :Smith spent the week- Ricky and .b.oy flien d of London
-) spent the weekend with Mr. and
end recently Mrs. and re Mrs. Herbert Fahner,
ton, Michigan, Mrs. Smith xe- I Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Insley and,
naming for soave. time. Brian, of Sudbury, spent the
Julie and Caffie Schenk, of weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Ancaster, are visiting with their 1 sle and Tamil
Mr. and Mrs. II, n . n family.
grandparents, I
Bchenk. •
F/I, Leslie and Mrs. Walker
and family of Greenwood, N.S.
spent .a day with Mr, and Mrs.
Garnet Hall.
Mrs, Paul Temple and. Eugene
of Pittsburg, spent a couple of
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wes-
ley Wein.
Visitors at Mr, and Mrs. Ed
141orlock's were Miss Lulu Mor -
lock of Windsor and Dr, Karl
Ilioriock of Rochester, Minn.
*his week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roessler
end .teff, of London, were holi-
daying with Mrs. William Roess-
ler and family.
Mr. •and Mrs, Calvin Wein and
Heather and Mrs, Gordon Stone,
all. of Exeter, Mrs. Wesley Wein
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Wein at Detroit.
Mr, Louis Hirtzel spent a few
days last week with Mrs. John
Hirtzel. and sons and Mr, and
Mrs. Alf Baker.
Mr. John Wade accepted a
painting job at Shilo, Man, and
has lett for that place,
Mr. J. R. Wolfe, of Detroit,
*pent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. A. Wolfe,
Mr, and Mrs. William Ben-
ninger and Mr. Roy Benninger,
of Detroit, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Samuel Lamport.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Green,
of Montreal, are spending a
couple of weeks with his brother,
Mr. Charles Green and Mrs,
Green.
Miss Pearl Gaiser of Toledo,
Ohio is spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mor -
lock,
Mr. and l'Jrs, }tarry Crocker
end son, of London, visited with
Mr. and. Mrs. Alf Tilley over
the weekend.
Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner return-
ed from a London hospital much
improved in 'health.
Miss Ellen Veale, of Pennsyl-
vania, is visiting with. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Chambers for a few
Weeks.
Mrs. Pearl Faulhafer, Kitchen-
er, Mr. and Mrs, William Bender
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and. Mrs, Allan Bender and
family on the occasion of Brenda
Joan's second birthday.
Mr. and Mn. Wallace. Mixon
ai.nd. Howard of Greenwood, MS.
t'isited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
King and family recently, e
Mr. Gerald Smith and Mr.
Eldon Smith spent a week ago
Sunday at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Faist and
family, of Sudbury, are visiting
this week with Mrs. M, Faist.
Mrs. Willard Berge and daugh-
ter of Manitoba are visiting with
Per parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
faff and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Green's sister, Miss Harriett
Bowen who has resided in Lon-
don for the last year at Tweeds-
muir Hall and has been in Vic-
toria Hospital for the last couple
of months. She died on Mop -
day and was buried from Mil-
lard George funeral home on
Thursday afternoon to Atwood
cemetery. Rev. Locke of London
conducted the funeral.
Mrs. George Whalen, Lillian
and Brian Mr. Louis Cook and
Dale of Halifax, N.S. visited re-
cently with .Mrs. R..Whalen and
boys and Mr. and Mrs, S. King.
Cpl, and. Mrs. B. Lambie and
family, of North Bay,, are spend-
ing a few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and Mr,
And Mrs. Ross Haugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold • Robert-
son and Anne. of London. spent
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
1..4irs. Edwin Beaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amy, of
Paris, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Yrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and fam-
iy. •.
PICNICS
!EWatt, Joan Parsons, married
nten, ;,$tan Frayne, Stan Ulrich;
children's ,kick the slipper, Joyce
Maver, Barbara Webber.
Oldest person present, Mrs,
Clara 'Hackney; youngest baby.
Kenneth l:lunkin; ladies kick the
slipper, Leona Elliott, . .Helen
4:a swell.
After supper a short business
meeting was held for the pur-
pose of electing the officers for
1960. President is ;Wilfred' ;Hun -
kin; sec -treasurer, Boh Mayers;
sports committee, Mr. and sirs.
Stan Ulrich, Mr, and Mrs. Stan
Frayne,. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Snell, .Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hack-
ney; :table committee, Mr. and
i Mrs. Don Davey, Mr, and Mrs.
John Templeman, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Clayton *eyrie, Mr, and Mrs.
Lewis Davey.
It was also decided • to hold
?next years picnic in Riverview
I the third Sunday in July,
Zion West SS
Zion West Sunday School an•
null picnic was held at Seaforth
Lions' Park on Saturday, July
25 with 85 in attendance.
Winners in races were:
Pre school children, Mervyn
Bern, Alan Bern; •girls, 5-8, Shei-
la Bern, Yvonne Jaques; boys,
Graham Bern, Jimmy Darling;
girls, 8-10, Alice Cole, .Sheila
Hern; boys, Vernon Bern, Gra-
ham Bern; girls, 11-13, Barbara
Bern, Elsie Miller; boys, Larry
Bern, Richard Cole; young la-
dies; BarbarA Hern, Alma Hern;
young men, Keith Bragg, Ed-
ward Bern; married ladies, Mrs,
Gerald Bern, Mrs. Kenneth Hern;
married men, Gerald Hern, Ken-
neth Hern,
Kick the slipper, men, Keith
Bragg; women, Elsie Miller;
three legged race, Edward a'nd
Lorne Hern, Margaret and. Do-
reen Brock; wheelbarrow race,
Gordon and Gerald Bern, Lorne
Bern and Harry Jaques; men 75
foot walk, Cliff Jaques; twine
guess, Thomas Bern Jr. -
Relays: clothes pin relay, Thos.
Bern's side; 'bean and. straw,
Tom Hern's side; paper bag, Ross
Bern's side; food race, .Tom
H'ern's side; ball game, Kenneth
Hero's team,
Hunkin reunion
The annual Hunkin reunion was
held in Riverview Park, Exe-
ter, on Sunday, July 19 with
about 85 for dinner and 110 for
supper.
After dinner the sports com-
mittee provided a full afternoon
of entertainment, Results were:
Girls 5 and under, Geraldine
Templeman, D a r 1 e.n e Ulrich;
boys, Darryl Ulrich, Brian Ma-
yer; girls 6 and 7, Kathy Hen-
drick, Judy Maver; boys, Jack
Maver, Doug Webber; girls, 8 and
9, Gwenneth Hendrick. Joan Tem-
pleman; boys, Bobby Temple-
man, David Frayne; girls. 10
and 12, Gwen Hendrick, Joyce
Maver; boys, Douglas McBeath,
Gary Parsons; ladies race, Leona
Larry Snider
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be entering grade 11 this Sep-
tember while Linda passed into
grade seven.
Larry himself served in the
Royal Canadian' Air Force for
About five years. He joined ftp in
October. of. 1940 and carried on
until. December of 1945. He rose
to the rank of Flight Lieutenant
and was decorated with the Air
Force Cross for his services.
Larry Snider has close to 20
employees on his staff, which is
divided into six divisions.
lilx departments in garage
Reg McDonald, who has been
there for 12 years, heads the
list as service manager.
In the mechanical department;
1s :Ray Hunter, Gord Price, Merry
Campbell, Dick Elliott and Cecil
Campbell, Gord Price is in his
fifteenth year with the firm
while ,Jerry Campbell and Roy
Hunter are in -their ninth and
eighthyear respectively. Ap-
prentices are Dalton Skinner
end, John Watson,
Heading the sales staff is a
live -year man, Herrn 1)ettmer,
Cal Wein, who spent four years
es stock manager, has moved
12*.i the sales department., The
h,'actor division is looked after
by Claire 1)eneau who has been.
with the firm for two years.
Howard IVICDariaid is if.he stock
TOanager and Cy J3lommaet't, the
Rawest member to join the staff
et; Larry Snider Mater* is learn-
ing the trade hi the stock room.
The Wash department it oiler'•
,lied by john Zatz while the body
ehdp department is headed by
Archie Scott.
Betty Coates and Nlar'g Crook
ate , the office employees, Miss
Castes has been with the firhi
for 23 years while Mist Cook is
)ti her seeend yea:', •
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They had reckless drivers
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some sense.
appenings
gy MRS, M. H BI.STON
Miss Birdine Me.Falls, RN. of
Detroit visited, on Friday with
her parents, M. and Mrs. Alex'
McFails..
Mrs. Helen Rollo, Arlene and
Carry of Toronto are spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. John
P.rg.items • I
Missnal Shirley Atkinson of Lan
donis spending the holiday with i
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas,;
Atkinson, J
Mrs. William Isaac .of Lucan
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Isaac. i
Visitors during the week with t
Mr, and Mrs. Chris Fischer. were!
Mr.' and. Mrs.:Sill Fischer, batty;
Cathy, Mrs. Joe Mordush and son i
Franklin, Mr. a n d' Mrs. T.
Thompson and family. Mr. lilt
Mrs. Ray Fischer,. Catherine and ;
Wayne and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer
and sons.
Mrs, Lloyd Fischer and boys
spent"'a few days last week with
her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Karl
Earhart of Strathroy,
Mrs. Annie Willard of Mount]
Hope spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Miss Jessie Lewis. i
Hicks and Mrs. ?xisci la, Mack
AIR stir, and Mrs., Nelson, Squire,
Thames Road visited .op: Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1lteyer
of London.
Miss .Joanne kiieks ,of Centra
lig and Miss .Janet Rowe .of
Thames Road spent a few days
with Judy and Bonnie Blair der-.
ing the week.
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Coates were Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Martin of London.
• Untended for last week)
Ratko. 1
Mrs. Joe :Rn )gins and family of
Owen Sound and Mrs. Proud of
Dehoro spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jessie Lewis.
Miss Linda. 'Thacker of Wood-
ham is spending a week with her
cousin, John Langford.
Mr. and Mrs. I hint' Heckman
and family attended a family
picnic held at Mrs. Katie Vin-
cent, Dashwood, on Sunday.
Miss Helen Campbell, Winchel-
sea spent a few days 'with Miss
Linda Heckman last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gen. McFalls.
Joyce, .accompanier) by Mr. Ern
Personal item;
Mr. and. Mrs. Stanley 'Keyes
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Dobson of Weston spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Or-
ville Langford and Wayne Dob
: son returned home with his par-
ents after spending a couple of
weeks with John Langford.
Mrs. Fred Pattison of St. Ma,
rx's spent the weekend with her
1 daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Orville
Laggford.
Mr. and Mrs. Art tient and
family of London spent a couple
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