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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-09, Page 51:amille! enjoy ,contests • at popular area picnics Hunter reunion The Hunter -reunion was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Saturday with about ninety of the Hunter relatives sitting down to supper. Alt standing in a moments silence in memory of those whom had paSsed co during the year followed by all .sing the grace. The ,pre,41ent. St %,:art Griff of London, acted as master of •cere- monies, and just before the sup- per was over took charge of the husiness. The slate of commit- tees for the picnic at the same place next year on July 2, 1960 are: President, Stewart Griff, London; past president. Bill Brock, London, vice presidents, Roy Hunter, Exeter, Jack Del - bridge, Exeter, Frank Diekins, Ailsa Craig, Albert Dickens, Lambeth; secretary, Harold Hun- ter, Exeter, assistant, Ray Lam - Mie, Centralia. Sports committee, Harold Hunter, Exeter, Reg, McDonald, Mrs. Bev. Skinner, Mrs, Douglas Brintnell all of Exeter; table committee: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Snell, Exeter; Alr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Brock, Granton; Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon, Clandeboye. Mrs. Frank Coates received the prize for the oldest lady present, and She was on the welcoming committee,- Mrs. Jack Hunter re- ceived the prize for coming the greatest distance. Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Glenn won the prize for having the largest family pre- sent at the reunion. Mrs. Eve- rett Skinner won for having the most buttons on her dress and boy or man with the most colours in his socks was Larry Brintnell, One contest that created much fun was the novelty contest in which the ladies and men in com- petition made the longest line with their clothing, shirts, ties, belts, shoes, stockings and even Topics from Elimville Ely MRS. ROSS SKINNER Bell family picnic The Bell family reunion was held on Sunday at the Lions Club Park in Seaforth with 70 present, A ball game was enjoyed by the men and the sports were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hendrick and Mr, and Mrs. Alex McBeath. The. results of the races were: children, five and under, Danny Watson, Larry Johns; seven and under, Brenda Skinner. Margaret Hunkin; girls, 10 and under, Gwenneth Hendrick, Jeannie Bell; boys, Larry Skinner, Mer- vin Bell; girls 12 and under, Sherry Bell, Jeannie Bell; boys, Douglas McBeath, Edward Johns; young ladies, Sherry Bell, Vesta Watson; young men, Reg McCurdy, Noel Bell; married ladies, Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. Jean. johns; ladies kick -the -slip- per, Mrs. Marion Skinner, Miss Vesta Watson; men, Paul Mc- Naughton, Noel Bell; tossing rolling pin, Mrs. Bernice Jaques; Shoe bl , Mrs. H. Bell and Mr. Noel Bell; filling pop bottles, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns; hula hoop race, Mrs. Helen s side; niatch box race, Mrs. Helen Bell's side; egg throwing, Mrs. Helen Bell and Mr. Earl Watson; pie plate tossing, Mrs. Albert Watson; most buttons, Mrs. Vera Stephen; nail hammering, women, Mrs. Marion Skinner; men, Mr. Har- old Bell; pinning clothespin race, Mrs. Marion Skinner; removing clothespins from line, Mrs. Clara Watson. Youngest person present was Elizabeth Ann Watson. seven weeks old, daughter of Mr, and • Mrs. Albert Watson; oldest per- son present, Mrs. Thomas Bell. The 1960 picnic for the Bell family will be held at Lions Club Park in Seaforth on Sunday, July 3. New officers will be: president, Mr. Earl Watson; secretary - treasurer, Mrs, Clara Watson; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Nor - /ran Jaques; table committee, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell. Two minutes silence was given In memory of the members who passed away during the last year: Mrs. Ella Murch, Mr. Eldon Weidman, Mr. Fred Smea- thers and Mr, William Bell. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ford of Eden visited on Sundsy with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Avery of St. Thomas visited on Monday with Mr, and Mrs. William Routly. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Pym, Joan and Brian Attended the Pym picnic held at Riverview Perk in Exeter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, William Routly visited en Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Alex Crago of Kirkton. Mrs. M. Routly of Kirkinn is spending a few days With Mr. and MrS. William Routi.)T. Mrs, T. liedgett, IVIr. and Mrs. Neil Hodgert And family, Of Seaforth visited on Sunday"! with Mr. and Airs. Brute Cooper', Miss Janet Skinner spent e fent days with Miss Shirley Will of Zion. Miss Carol Ann Bell Sped a few days with Miss Shirley kiatities of Zion. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Of kings. Ville visited on Monday with the latter' aunt, Mrs. *rhea. BelL Mr, end Mts. Lloyd tell and family of Torte visited oil Sun- daY evening with Mrs. Thet. B1tand attended the Bell ath- Ity tetraion At Seafertil. Mr. arid Mrs. t Vereit Skinner and cattily Attended the Htiftiter • Spin1 itt iVerViaW Park t)h aturday evening, • ladies slips were added whieh: gave the ladies the advantage. ' Tenth Orr picnic Letters of regret were received; , was from members who were unable'. the tenth •Orr reunion to attend from Vancouver, B.C..; "Iplearis, xeter. Sunday at Riverview A pitiic junch North Tonawanda, N.Y.. Roches-. was for dinner and sup ter, N.Y., Corona Del Mar, Cal.,; ,s enjoyed Saskatoon, Sask.. Calgary. Alta., Pei '10•F 38 ,Illenthers, The committee in charge for Toronto, Ont. St. Catharines,' , this year was Airs. Jelin Currie Ont.•and Mrs. Willialn Lanni; Wing' Members were present from Ot- tawa, St, Catharines, Lambeth, 44.`111' London, Granton, Ailsa Craig,. Snorts winners were: Woodham, Hensel!, Clandeboye Children. 5 and under. Olive and Centralia. . Lapp, Duaine Currie; girls. Vi - 15, 13etty Ann Lapp, Mary Joan A public address system added much to the evening as each per- Lapp; Young ladies' race, Betty son was able to hear all the bt.t-' Ann Lapp, Marilyn Ritchie; mar- siness as well as the sports. 1 ried women's race, Mrs, Wil. Iliam Albright, Mrs. Claude Dore; ladies kick the slipper, Betty HIcks reunion Ann Lapp, Marilyn, Ritchie; men, Douglas Lapp, Oswald Rucli; About 75 members of the tying the neektie, Claude Dore Hicks family held their annual and Betty Ann :Lapp, consolation, reunion at, Mitchell Recreational Douglas Lapp and Aiarilyn Rit- Park Saturday afternoon: dile; life saver relay, James E. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair Orr's team; consolation, Wil - were in charge of the event. 'tam Lapp's team. Sports were conducted hy Air. Eldest lady present was Airs. and Mrs. Jack Paris and Mr. Abeline Orr, Langside; eldest and Mrs. Ross Hodgert. gent, R. A, Orr, Hensall; family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nell were travelling the farthest, Mr, and elected president for the 1960 Mrs. Albright, Detroit. reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'Members were present from King, %ice -president. Contest winners were;wood, Wingham, Langside, Pip - Races. 6 and under, Bob Paris, ley aha Hoosaii, Gwen Fisher; 9 and under, girls, The committee for 1960 is as Wendy Neil, Bonnie Blair; boys. follows: Mrs. Claude Dore, Rip, Doug Fletcher, Barry Southcott; ley; Mrs. David Henderson, Rip - 12 and under, girls, Wendy Neil.; ley; Mrs, Elson Arnold, Kincar- Sharon Fletcher; boys, lim Neil, ;dine, Wayne King; unmarried ladies, Diane Peter. Kathryn Hicks; 'un- married men, Richard Stokes,' Stephenson clan Walter Shyne; married ladies, Mrs. Bari Neil, Mrs. Don South- The 30th annual Stephenson re- cott; married men, Bob Paris, union was held at Seaforth Lions /Park on July 1 with a record at - Murray Selves. itendanee of around 140 relatives Hopping, Wend). Neil, Cheryl attending from Toledo, Ohio, De - Peter; 3 -legged race, Wayne troit and Marlette, Mich., Lions King, Jim Neil; ladies minute Head and 'Veingham. Greetings walk, Vera Greenwood: kick the also were received from Mr. and slipper, Mrs. Garnet Hicks, Rus- Mrs, Howard Wylie of Wrote - sell King; stepping on paper ter, from Liverpool, England P • , and Mrs. Murray where ,they are spending a six Selves; passing life savers on week's holiday. tooth picks, Robert Southcott's1 A short business meeting pre - team; throwing rolling pin sided over by Allan Armstrong through tire, Garnet Hicks, Mrs. was held after the dinner. Robert Southcott; biting kisses! Officers and committees were off clothes line, Jimmy and Doug- elected for a two year term. las Fletcher; peanut guessing,;' P'resident is Allan Armstrong, Ron Fletcher, Varna; vice - president, Ralph Oldest present was Mrs. Eva Stephenson; secretary, George Peters; youngest, Diane Hod-. Stephenson; table committee, gert, six -week-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephen - Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert; . son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner; longest married couple, Mr, and ; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Melvin King; coming long- Garnet Mousseau, Mr. and Mrs. est distance, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-. Harvey Keys. It was also decided ert Paris, Toronto. 1 to hold next year's reunion on the same date and at the same Willert reunion rjace. The results of the sports were: The Willert reunion was held; Children, 6 and under, Debar - in Riverview Park, Exeter, withah Stephenson, Bonnie Arm - 175 in attendance. • strong; girls, 6-9, Nancy Con- sitt, Cheryl Mousseau; boys, President elected for 1960 was iPaul Stephenson, Freddie Arm - Otto Willert, Dashwood; vice-, strong; 9-12, Grace Met - president, William Willert; Dash-; gaisi calfe,Marjorie Turner; boys, wood; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.' Paul Stephenson, Leonard Met - Ernest Willard, Exeter; sortsentre; young ladies, Shirley Met- calfe, Grace Metcalfe.; young wood; table convener, Mrs. men, Charles Stephenson, Jim Ervin Willert, Hensall. Detroit, London, Parkhill, Elm- Consitt. Results of races were: Married ladies, Lois Armstrong, Throwing ball, five and under,' Mona Stephenson; 'married men, Sandra Weiberg, Susan Teller William Consitt, William Taylor; and Darlene Rader; girls and ladies kick the slipper,Merle boys, five to seven years, Mor- Armstrong, Dorothy Mousseau; ley Eagleson, Gary Eagleson men, Don Campbell, William Con - and Bobby Thompson, seven to sitt; three-legged race, William nine, Jimmy Hayter, Morley Eagleson and Helen Eagleson; 10 to 12, Carolyn Eagleson, Lar- ry Jones and Kenneth Eagleson; girls over 13 years, Gloria Hay - Taylor and William Consitt; Keith Anderson and -Jim Consitt; walking on paper plates, Mona Stephenson's team. Oldest lady present, Mrs. ter, Grace Keller and Eulene David Stephenson; oldest gentle - Baker; married couples, Earl man, Armstrong; youngest Teller, Ron Thompson and Ro- boy, Gerald Armstrong, son of bert Carlisle; • Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Armstrong; Three-legged race, ,Joanne Ran- youngest girl, Judy Stephenson, kin and Maurice Lake, Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken - William Baker and rs. Robert neth Stephenson, Hensel!. Carlisle, Grace Keller and Shei- la Keller; wheelbarrow race, Glen Ratz and Glen Eagleson, Morenz reunion Morley Eagleson and Carolyn The Morenz family reunion was Eagleson, Jimmy Hayter and held July 5 in Mitchell Recrea- Douglas Vandahl; throwing ball tional Park with approximately through hoop, 12 and under, 130 attending. Games, races and David ss r , Bruce Weiberg, John Hayter and Mary Ann Hayter; Driving nails, Mrs. Alice Lur- ges and Mrs. Oren Grace; paper bag, Mrs. Alice Urges, Mrs. Murray Holtzman and Mrs. Ro- St Mays; coming the furthest bert Labute; feather hunt, Gar- distance, Ken Kaufman,Breslau; net Weiberg, Otto Willert and largest family, Mr. and'Mrs. Wil - Ron Thompson; kicking slipper, Barn Jeffrey, Stratford. Mrs, Lloyd Rader, Mrs. Earl The reunion in 1960 will be held Telfer and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg; on the first Sunday in July at Ri- putting on clothes, Mr. and Mrs. verview Park, Exeter. Ron Thompson, Mr. Otto Willert Mr. William Stephen was ap- and Mrs. Frederick Heist; trea- pointed president; secretary, sure hunt, Sharon Hinan; guess- Mrs. Jack Corbett; treasurer, ing buttons in jar, Mrs, William Willert. Arthur Morenz; lunch committee Mrs. John Heckman, Mrs. Hugh Youngest baby present, Calvin Morenz, Mrs. Roy Morena and Willard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Adams; sports( Phil Eugene Willard; youngest mar- Lacroix, Lorne Wolfe, Ross and ried couple, Mr, and Mrs. Ito- Connie Corbett. bert Carlisle; oldest married couple with most grandchildren present, Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Caldwell picnic Keller; coming the farthest dis- The Caldwell reunion was held tance, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van- at Springbank Park on Sunday debt and family, Dartmouth, with 40 members present. The N.S. oldest in attendance was Edgar Mr, Oren Grace convened the Rundle and the youngest, his sports and Mrs. Lloyd Jones granddaughter, Debra Rundle, four months of age, The evening was spent dancing Sports results were: at Legion Hall, Exeter, with Clothes pin race, Faye and music by Kool. Quins orcheette, Wooley; dress the mtimmie, 01- jIJ,III�IIIlfl, ot , ittltilloilltImitemotttuttmtilltestotittit% contests were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark, Mitchell. Oldest person present was Mrs. Louise Morenz, Mitchell; youngest, Valerie Lacroix, daugh., ter of Mr. and -Mrs. Phil Lacroix looked after the tables, Warm Air Heating And Air Conditioning New Instillations and Alteration% LENNOX A ANTHES IMPERIAL FURNACES • OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE Lndenfields Ltd. Allietieliti Member, Nationai Warm Air HeatingRnt Air Conditioning Aiiseelatiart PHONE 91 EXETER ififfilifillitiffiffitifitliffilfitiffrillitilffiffiliffititititfaliiillititrillistii i I fit nits • <7.:":-..!;.:::'..•::K:..;,;:•;;;;I:.71?1. Woodham topics ay ans. A"-THUR IRVNDLE Persenel items Guests at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. William- Dickey on Salim - day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Willie in Armstrong anti Joyce, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and Jennie, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock and Ter- ry, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Baker, Mr, Harry Ford, Wel- burn, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Skinner and Betty of Crediton and on Sunday Mr. and • Mrs. Clayton Merner and family, Air, and Mrs. Ed Penhale, Dashwood, vis- ited the Dickey family. Mt. and Mrs. William AleKe.)- This week in sy MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE : . • • Personal items Miss Marion and Mr. Glen Lampert are attending the Cal- gary Stampede this week. Mrs. Percy Passmore of Exe- ter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Passmore, Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Willard, of Mount Hope, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borland. Mr. apd Mrs. Ken Brazier, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Caswell of Brantford spent the weekend with Mi., and Mrs, Alvin Pass- more, .Nancy and Beverley. They all attended the McAllister clan reunion at Bayfiled. on Sunday, Mrs, Donald Deas, Neil, Laurel and Margaret left, Mallon airport on Friday morning for Sault Ste Marie having spent nearly a monthinonth with Rev, Hugh an Mrs. Wilson. Mr, (John Wilson left on Sun- day for Great Whale Lake after visiting with his parents, Rev, Hugh and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. John Wilson left last week to visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Parsons of le* Thames Road „ . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern and Linda of Jarvis spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. John Selves. Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn were guests on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence, Mills and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Mills and girls of Oakridge Acres, London. Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew, Bruce and Billy, of Longwood, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Cann and Judith, Mr. and Mrs. Jteg Hod- gert and Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Diane visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jaines Hodgert of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. E. 3. Willard, Mrs. Jack Borland, Mrs. Almer Passmore, David, Dennis Dar- lene and Dale attended the Wit- tert reunion at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtz- man, of Detroit, spent the week- end with Mr. and' Mrs. Almer Passmore. They all attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Triebner of Exeter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shulman, Marcia, Mark and Beverly, of Embro, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wan- ner of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pym and Mr. and Mrs. John Pym attended the Pym re- union on Sunday at Riverview P'ark. Mrs. Mac Hodgert and infant daughter returned home on Tues- day from South Huron Hospital. Mrs. John Pym joined Thames Road church by letter on Sun- day from Trivitt Memorial church, Exeter. • Mrs. Hugh Wilson visited a few days the first of the week with her sister, Mrs. T. K. Howse of Aylmer. -• lie clIkEssery; wheelbar- row race, Joan Essery and Carl Rundle; throwing ball, Evelyn and Lester Rundle; sack jump- ing, Karen Essery, Dave Roger, Ruth McLean, Ron Anderson; tying man's tie, Olive Essery and Velma Rundle; straw and ci- garette p a p e r, Ed Rundle's tea m. A ball game ended the day's fun, The picnic will be held next year the second Sunday in July at, the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Essery, Centralia. and Stewart spent SatnrdaY eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randle, Jim and Jack. Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons, 1 George, Jim, .Jotin and Jill of North .131.4110, Mich., were Sun- " day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Rundle and Shirley. Miss Dorothy Dickey is holi- daying for two weeks with Mr, • and Mrs. Clarence Ford of ehener, Jd- Me. and Mrs. Arthur Bundle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle. Jim and Jack and Mrs. Jack Smith attended the Stacey re- union held in Stratford Bark on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Exeter, Mrs, Kate Unger, Stone Wall, Mass., and Mr. Fred Mil- ler, Winnipeg, were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Jai Mil- ler, Mr. and Airs. William 'Gerrie, William and Irene of Toronto were weekend visitorS with the Millers, Mr, and Mrs, Jiin Mil- ler, Billy, remaining ovee for this week to • . • 1• Si Ray. Those who are attending Bim- ini camp this week from Wood- , ham are Robert Wareham, Doug- las and Dennis Webb and Jim HazIewood. Mr. and Mrs.W, D. St of Windsor were weekend visi- tors with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle. The rain is certainly holding up the haying, the hay's an ex- ceptional good crop this year and here's hoping for good wea- ther, Miss Lynn Levy of St. Marys visited with Miss Margaret Rose Levy on Saturday. Mrs, Harold Levy has been as- sisting in the store while Mrs, Ray Mills has been holidaying. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomp- son of Parkhill visited with Mis- ses Blanche and Rhea Mills and attended the Decoration Day service at the Kirkton Union ce- metery. Mrs. Bryce Skinner, Munro, visited her mother, Mrs. Roy Kirk, on Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blommaert and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Hiram }far- ina, Kirkton. Quite a number attended the Decoration Service at Kirkton Union Cemetery on Sunday af- ternoon when Rev. .T. Wareham assisted Rev. T. Elliott as speaker for the afternoon. The pupils of Woodham school presented their teacher, Dennis Wyatt of Stratford, with a trav- elling bag. Dennis has taken a i school. at. Kirkland Lake after; teaching for two years at Wood -1 ham. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Rundle, ,Tim and Jack attended a picnic; at Rondeau Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Nimito, Toronto, Mr. Albert Vodden, Blyth, Mrs. Scott, Clinton, were Caturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Voclden. Mr. Frank Knight; of Tees, Alta. is spending a few days with his brother, Mr. Clarence Knight and Mrs. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tufts called on his aunt, Mrs. Roy Kirk and Lorna on Tuesday eve- ning prior to leaving for his new home in Calgary, Alta. Mrs. J. Jaques attended the Old Boys' Reunion at Mount Pleasant SS No. 5 on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Webber arid Winnifred were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. • Mrs. B. Hanson of Granton and Mrs. Ira McCurdy, Wood- ham, Mrs. Bernice Rathburn visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Doupe. Mrs. Fred Doupe received word on Monday that her aunt, Miss Ella Mills, formerly of Woodham had fallen and frac- tured her hip. Miss Janis Webb is 'holidaying at the camp at Goderich this week. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lawrence of Detroit is visiting 'this week with Ada and Herb Hopkins. Mr. Herb Hopkins, Miss Ada Hopkins and Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Lawrence. of Detroit spent Monday 'afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins at Science Hill. Lillie: I like this summer re- sort. The men are so full of pas - Sion. Tillie: Passion! This is a health resort for asthma patients. Heat get you down .,..? 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As a member of the Clin- ton Legion, he served in a num- ber of. executive positions •and. wss Presicteet. in the year tiie branch erected its memorial ,coininereiel traveler for auto supplies,. he was a Member of St. AndreW'S Presbyterian Church, ,Clinton, and sang -in lis cl°ISt,l'ir;v1Ving Are his wife, 'the 'former Ruth Tiernan, Dash- wood; his mother, Mrs, Vesta Streets, Clinton; four slaters, Misses Dorothy and Nornia, and Atm ,Williatn. Balch, Jr., alt ,of Clinton; Mrs. Ray Patterson, Herman; and one brother, Bee- cher, at home. Clinton Legion nienibers took part in the funeral service on Sunday, lune 28. I'Mnri'lENWITirtlEMienirtlemrt • .M.$1490 from Centralia By MRS, PROD 14:Mr:RN NWINIersit.,...6::11WEEZEZTAtenel Personal Items Rev, D., M. Guest began his pastorate in the United. Church. Sunday morning. He chose a$ his text Jesus said "1 am the way, the truth and the life." Airs, D, Insley of Exeter, the Heron Presbyterial secretary for Baby Bands will be the guest speaker in the United Church on Tuesday afternoon, July 3.4 when the Woman's Mis- sionary Society will entertain the Baby Band, tate mothers .and the Mission Band. Mr, Steve Molnar, who is sta- tioned with the Marine Radio Coast guard in' Midland visited for a couple of days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. Mol - Oar. Fit., and Mrs. J. -Andrew and family of Camp Borden are vis- iting with Mrs. Andrew's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, George Hicks. Miss Bette Lou West is holi- daying with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. Talbot in Grand Valley, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Swartz and Nancy accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Preszcator, Exeter, left on. Sunday on a trip to the Western Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie, Robert and Jean attended the Hunter Picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Saturday eve- ning. Miss Amy Lammie of Lon- don And Misa Greta Lammie of Hensell who also attended the picnic accompanied them home and visited over the weekend. Miss Jean Lammie is visiting with her aunt, Miss Greta Lam mie in Mansell. Jean will. he among the nit:sic pupils of Miss Lammie to be heard over CKNX Wingham, during the radio stu- dio hour on Saturday morning. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cunning - ton visited for a few days with and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan in Listowel. 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