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tie won. a roll of 1932 Cana-
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Town topics
Schools picnic
Nell's and Brinsley schools
held a picnic in itiventew
Part,. Meter, on Sunday, July
with 12:i in attendance,
Spurts CI on Mill 00 included.
Mr. and Airs, Levi White, Mr.
and Mrs Kelly Robinson, Mr.
and -Mrs. Earl Lewis.Mr. and
Alrs, Jne Conlin, Air. and Mrs.
Charles .itollings and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Carter.
Results of races for boys and
girls up to four years were
JCaren Alorley, Jerry Thomp
son: girls, five to six, Darlene
NVatson. Mary' .1tohinson; boys, About 171 were in attendance
Jimmy Robinson. Billie Amos; a t the 17th wi li er' reun i on h eld
girls, eight to nine, Mary Con-
lin, Judy Robinson; boys.
George- Hodgson; girls It) to
12, Sh iley' Nm.'in a
Bove; boys, Paul Hodgson,
Jerry Engin: girls 13 and over.
Marian Rowe, Eleanor 'ammo-
son; boys, Clayton Kony„lohn
l'onlin, married men. Allen
Rowe, married women, fdarilyn
Dixon;
Shoe seramble, girls, Norma
Bowe, M arian Rowe; sack
race, boys, Conlin, ("40.
ton Knoy; kicking slipper.
girls, Nancy Darling, Carol
Robinson w h ee lh avrow rare,
Lois Hodgins and John Conlin.
Beth White and Jerry flagin;
three-legged race, Ma rian
Rowe and George Dauncey.
Carol Robinson and Nancy
Darling; catching eamlies in
mouth, Shirley Morley And
Donald Watson:
Setting the mouse trap, Al-
len Ross els train: moo's walk
of 83 feet. Jack Hodgson; cos.
tome relay, Joe Cnnli tram;
tug of war, "sllen Rowe's team;
guessing jelly beans. The Car-
ter: mystery prize, Mrs. Rus-
sell Schroeder; kitchen con•
test. Nola Lev,is: guessing
pages in hook. M a rjorie
Steeper,
Youngest person present,
Cindy Thompsnn, oldest, Rus-
sell Schroeder; most recently
married couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Rove, couple married
longest, Mr. and Mrs, Russell
Schroeder.
rain Because of the rain ,sup•
per was served in the Patash
11 a 1 I of 'J'rititt ll omnrtal
Church.
It was decided in hold A If,
union next year in the same
place on July Id.
Oftirers eleeted Inc next •-tsi-ir
are! president, Lawrence MB:
secretary. Mrs. Lawrence
sports committee, 91.rs.
Adams and Miss Gloria Adams;
table emninitive, Merle Brmsn
and Mrs. Lon Adams.
in R iverv i ew p ar k, E xeter.
Winners in races under six
years, peanut scramble and
running PACT, Larry Weiherg:
animal rare, Linda Sat-
ly Dietrich, Bobby Bierling:
five to seven years, Linda
loves, Sally Dietrich„Timmy
Heenan; seven to nine, Dar-
lene Rader. David Thompson,
Patricia \Villert: 10 to 12, Rich-
ard Dinney. Barbara 1-icenan,
Sheila Willett: over 13. girls.
Sheila Keller, Connie Dietrich,
felon flodgins; ho) a, Tom
Triehner, Larry Jones, Wayne
Wetherg:
Couples fa Cr Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Thompson; uteri-legged
race, Richard Dinney and
Wayne Wriberg; wheelbarrow
race, ftichard .Dintley and
Wayne Woiberg: kicking slip-
per in basket, 'Mrs. Fred
dais',choose pint' husband,
Mrs. Garnet Weiherg; orange
relay, Garnet Weiberg's side;
bottle relay, Wellington IlaisCs
side; shoe scramble, 'Mr, and
Mrs. .lake Martens; men's tv•
Willert reunion
Four transportation contracts
have been . let by flay School
Area Board. They are:
Raymond •Kading, to lake pu-
pils front No. 11 to No. 11, $850;
Harold. ilendrick, to take pu-
pils from No. 8, on Bronson
Line and con. 14, to I. No.
11, $1.100;
Pearson Aldo Leasing Ltd.,
to take pupils from Nos. 4 and
12 Lu N.o. 7 Zurich, $2.900:
William 'Watson, to lake pu
pill from No. 6, part of No. 13,
and Goshen Line pupils to No,
7 Zurich, $2.700:
Elain Shantz, to take pupils
from No. 11 to Zurich, $2,8110
The hoard has agreed to sell
by auction the equipment and
supplies in the home economies
and manna! -training depart-
ments which will no longer he
operated at Zurich School, The
sale will he held b'riday. July
20, with Alvin Wainer as auc-
tioneer,
Contracts not signed
Teacher contracts still hate
not been signed for the corning
ter m , Sec'retar'y' 11. y‘r, Brok en.
shire revealed this week,
'the board. offered its staff no
increase in salary; the teach-
ers renlleAted a $200 raise,
Afl NVayne Cower, A(4 Ross
Carter of Camp Borden spent
the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Finkbeiner and family.
Alt', and Mrs, Ellis -Stewart
and babe and Miss ,ludy Fink.
barter spent a few days last
week at Sky Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Vincent
,and Mrs. Sam Lamport, who
has been visiting with them, re•
turned bottle last .Friday eve•
ning, they returned on 'Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. I.Aoyd Hey and
Mr. Lorne .Nolgt are spending
a few weeks at Midland Camp-
ing. Lorne remaining foe one
week only.
The Huron Waves of the.
Mary Hastings club wilt have.
(heir picnic at. Riverview Park,
Exeter, today (Thtirsdayi at
2 o'clock,
Miss Clarissa Hill of .Pamp.
400 Beach, Florida, and Mrs.
Gerald Groat of Detroit visited
with friends in town last week.
Rev. and Mrs, A. M, Schlen-
ker and family are on holidays
far two weeks at, camp,
Wallace Lippert, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Call Lippert, who was
By MRS. C, WOODBURN in Childrens Memorial Hospi-
tal, London, returned home and
is confined to his home for
Rev. W. 1. mottles, a former, sortie lime. Mr and Mrs, Lorne Preszca- minister of the et hod s '
Church, and. Mrs. Baines of t" and boys visited with Mr ' the and Mrs. Ronald Pre.szcator Granton attended service in .
United Church on Sunday in 0 rn and family at London. on Sun-- clay'
ing and renewed old acquaint- Mr. and Airs. Ed. Chain- anees, bens, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hart- And firs,"liffur d sail of Woodstock called on
in g and, ,f Detr oi tt friends in town on Sunday. spent a :few clays week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkins his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Roy and family, 'Air,and A'irs'. Nog-
Whiting. . las Hill and family. Mr, and Several children ,this .tipn : mra. Sherman Hill and fam i ly,
ity are iittenoing WOW. School of
in Parkhill. .oncon, v and Mrs. Alan
Hill and family, Clandeboye,
were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Garfield Hill and held
their annual family reunion.
Visitors on Sunday with AIrs
:Al, Clark were Mr. and Mrs
Bert Faber of -Kipper., Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Desch and family of
Varna, Airs. Rudy Desch of
Blake and Alr. and Mrs. At.,
Dior Hutchinson and, family of
Parkhill,
r, and Mrs. Wm. -Oest -
reicher spent a few days al
Lindsay over the weekend.
Sir, . and Mrs. J. L. Tiflis of
La tut erda e•by-the-Sca, Florida,
Mrs,51)r I t L Dyne
last
}7or. ge andkwith'Ai lt;oys
, and
.
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Raiser
and son of St. Marys visited
with the former`s father, Mr,
Jahn Raiser And Clara Satur-
day evening,
Greenway
Message f ram
Mrs. W. Mack is on a.
tour of &Inland, Iceland and
England for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Fmk.
twiner and girls, Mrs. Dan
Finkbeiner of Exeter .visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard.
Finkbeiner and family at Lon-
don on Sunday.
Marilyn Irene, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Listoen, of
Winnipeg. died at Winnipeg
Hospital Sunday„luly, 8 after
a lengthy illness in her 7th
year. The body is at the Din-
ney Funeral Home and burial Mr. Orval Smith and Mitts
will take place on Thursday Mary Knightly. London, spent
I today) at 2 p.m. to Crrditon last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Al. Schlenker oftciating.
Bill Triehner at Berford Lake.
XII% and Mrs. Lawrence John-
She loaves to mown her par- son, Muakegon. Mich,, were re-
ems, one sister. Janet. two (-cm visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
gb ir...f. trilr)leprasi% \ en iNs1 Ile 'lr."arindllailnlis
.; Whitney ('wiles,
Wellington }foist, 'Exeter. and
Mr, and Mrs. Elting Listoen of
Clovordalo,.
EFTS cemetery with Rev. A.
By MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS
Ray and Marcia Sauder com•
Meted the memorizing of 3i-a)
Bible t erses for tchirli they re-
ceived a special award from the
Bible Club held during the win.
ter .months at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Perry, Senior
The last 100 serses hal to
he given without a break.
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family, of Kippen. sisited. on
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs,
William Walters and Danny.
Mrs ('olin Gilfillan, Barbara
and Mrs, William Walters and
Randy Gilfillan• J'Ne-1 ". Danny visited on Sunday eve- spent Saturday with IViiss Bar- ningwithand AJrs, fiarvey
tiara Anne GlIfillan, Smith and Penny, of Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs, Wih Cowrad and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke,
Susan, of London, visited on Mr. mid Mrs, Ivan Brock and
'Thursday' with ...Ur , And Mrs. family attended the Dobbs pie•
John Cowrad• nit on Sunday at Riverview.
Miss J udy Parsons, of near Park in Exeter.
Exeter, visited this past week Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke
with Janet Hero. and boys attended the horse
Mr. and Mrs; Carl Payne and show al Sarnia on. Sunday-.
family, of Hensalt, were recent, Mr. and Mrs. •Elsrin Lynn and
guests with Mr. and Mrs. John family attended the Skinner
Cowrad. picnic on Sunday at St 'Marys
Alt's, Howard Payman and Park.
Winchelsea
'This week in
Mr. and Mrs. W. 13, Hunt,
ley and boys are holidaying on
a trip to the .Western !Pruitt.
yes,
Rev. Paul ViTebh with Mrs.
Webb and three sons rib Lore.
burn..Sask., visited at the home
of Mr, and Alt's, J. D. Carl',
Huron St. last week. They also.
called nn Mr, and Mrs. John
Sehrooder. town.
Mrs. 'Whitney .Coates and bet!
daughter, Miss Wilma Coates,
London, motored to Mt, Clem-
ens, Mich., on Sunday and vie.
sled with Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Doherty and girls, Denise Doh-
erty rel.u.'ned with them to
spend holidays with her grand.
parents, Mr,. and Mrs. Whitney
Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dettloff
of Detroit visited on Wednesday
with Mrs. Albert Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown
and family visited on Sunday
with relatives in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rckhop,
Don and Gary of Ontario, Cali-
fornia visited nn Friday with
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd BropheY•
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smithers
visited on Sunday with her
mother, fit's, lohn Shank, who
is a patient in St, Joseph's .Flos•
pilaf, London,
Miss Bonnie Tweddle of West
Corners spent a few days with
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Milton woodhurn.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lempke
of Pontiac. Mich, visited on Sun-
day with the Curls families.
Miss Colleen McGuire and
Jim my McGuire of Byron visit•
ed last week with their grand-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Rock.
Jim and Tom Gardner of
New m a rk et are spending their
vacation with their uncle and
aunt, Mr, and Ml's. ,1 01111 Math.
ors. Anne Gardner is visiting
itrth her grandmother. Mrs. ,1,
Gardner.
Al•s Rhona Nephew and niece
of Eastern Canada visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Sel-
bnurne English,
The lot-al Orange Lodge 219
attended celebrations at Kin-
cardine on Saturday.
ucw
The t`CW meeting was held
in the chureb nn Wednesday
exerting, .1nly 4 with Mrs.
Eagleson As hostess.
Miss Evelyn Copts and Mrs
Earl Steeper were in charge hf
GRAND BEND ;he worship .sonice., which was
Miss Nancy Brnritick. (laugh (Welled with organ selections I'm"
ter of Mrs t; M Brt-irk, Miss Coils. Mrs, Sleeper gat r
Grand fiend, and Miss Nancy a readin^ and the scripture was
(lark state lett for an extended read by '"Altss (7urts.
{oily of Europe And England An inspiring tall, on .•Whek•
anti Scotland 1-Pluming in Sep ing ingetheC was given by Mrs.
lember NVIWre they have acrep 1'. i'avener of Grand Bend.
led nursing positions in Florida, Mrs. .Harvey Eagleson sang
STORY OF THE CHRIST!
Robinson clan
The Robinson picnic was
held Sunday, July 8 at River-
s Inv Park,
Winners of races were: five
rears and under, Miehale Ruh
inson. Brenda Neil: girls. six
and seven. Faye Ann Blair.
Kathryn Robinson; boys, Paul
Robinson: girls, eight and
nine. Sharon Robinson; Bren-
da Blair: bn;ts. David 'Rithin•
sort; girls in to It. Shan Rob-
inson. Sheila Willer ; boss,
Jimmie girls over 12 .
Judy Blair, Geraldine Blair,
boys, Larry Willert„limmic
Neil;
Married ladies, Jean Neal.
Rdithe WIllert and Ernie Rob.
mson, tied; married men. liar
old Robinson, Russell
Ring; kick Ihe slipper Dor-
othy Rohinsnn: passing the
orange relay. Kaye Blair's
team; guessing nuts anti bolls
in jar. Mrs. Glenn Robinson.,
The rest of the sporV were
cancelled 1”, the rain.
President elected tot' next
year is Glen Robinson, secre•
tam. - treasurer. Mrs, ,1 a e
Blair, Mr and Mrs Russell
King; table committee.. Alr.
and Mrs. Bob Blair, fir And
Mrs. Earl Neil and Mrs. Ar-
thur Robinson.
ing bow tie, Arnie' Willer',
carrying, your partner. Wayne
Weiher(..* and Connie Dietrich:
Lucky plate. Mrs. .1 a c
Triebner; youngesi, child, Su-
san Zachar; oldest person,
Mrs. W. B, 86; coming
a 1.1 hest dist an cc,'firs. Mike
Heenan (250 mites): hirthday
closest to reunion date, lohn
Kummer: youngest, married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Triebner: most ,gramichildren
present, Mrs. Frank 'Teichner;
guessing contest, Wellington
liaist.
President is Garnet Wei-
berg; vice-president, Gordon
Willeri; secretary. Mrs I.loyd
dunes; table committee. .the
Albert family; sports
chairman, Almer Passmnre.
The reunion in 1963 will he
held Salurday„fuly, ii,
Ratz reunion
7iItss Clara .0estreleher of
Detroit is visiting with her bro-
ther'. Mr. and Mrs, Wm- Oesl.'
reicher for a few days.
Girl, 7, dies
after illness
The Raiz reunion was held a'
the home of Mrs. Martha Raiz
with 70 in atiendonee,
Winners in sport eV enis
wore: pie•school children, Barb•
itra Rat/. Bonnie Sweitier, Paul
Jeffery: girls. six and set on.
Mary Margaret Jeffery, Katha-
rine Raiz; buys, Paul Raiz;
tai;,s, eight and nine. SCOr,
Swettr,cr, Roger Raiz, Donald
:tones; girls, 10 and 11. Sandra
Sweiticr; Gordon ,tones,
John. (bail-mit; girls, (2 and 13,
Louise Jamieson, loan Bale;
hoes, Glen Raiz, James &soli
Per, Bill flair.
Inchworm. Scott :smellier;
renupetle„tamos &terrier. (lion
11017, Scot; Sit Donald
Jones; kicking bail:wards. Har-
vey .lantirsnn, John Godbolt:
popcorn guessing. Ila Sharpe;
largest family. present. Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon coming
farthest distance. Misses Alsi
rut and Lydia Pager, 1ael, Fa
zer: oldest person present, Miss
Lydia. VA C,C,r; youngest poison.
Susan Scholes,
Hunter picnic
Dennis Hogarth of flak\ the
canoe the farthest distance to
attend the ihinter rennion held
in Riven icm Parts on Salm'
day. July
President elerierl is .1:44k
Pelbridgc; past president Roy
Hunter. honoran president.
John Hunter, site president.
r;lenti Hunter, srerelart, Mrs.
Harold Hunter. assistant, 11,11
LP TO MIP
Wiliner,F in ra ces rot. hoer.
tinder fit r was Brandon Break.
Jim Dixon: girls, bite in set rm.
rhristute Dixon: Nancy Guff;
giri,S, eight In ten. Ann lion
ler; hays. Jim Hunter. girls,
11 lei 1.3, Gayle Hunter. lien
+,! Brock, Anne Hunter, hoNs,
JIM Hunter. Lanny lingarth,
Shoe scramble, Kri.yle Hun
let': hag of clothes riress,iip
t;len ihniter. Mrs. William Dix
on; line of articles, Mrs Albert
llickhis, Mrs 'Whithey Veiniest
mystery person, 1\'iiliant Ilia
on; throwing the pie plate.
Wendy Brock, Anne
Oldest person present, Mrs
.'live 'rebbutt; lurk) qt01
Mrs Richard Dickios.
About 60 were in attendance.
solo. Mrs, Tavener closed the
worship s prviee with prayer.
The president, Mrs, -Joe nor-
nor, opened the business session
with prayer. The treasurer gave
a favorable financial report of
Ilse strawberry and ham supper.
Tweni,s/ members answered the
roll with "An interesting fact
P.1)Olti 01n' which
proved to he quite educational.
A social half hour was spent.
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