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By MRS. ROSS SKINN.ER
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Skinner picnic
The 1.962 Skinner picnic was
held on Sunday, July 8 at Cad.
row Park -in St. Marys. There
were 170 present with officers
in charge; President, Mr. Ger-
ald Skinner; secretary, Miss
Ruth Skinner and sports com-
mittee, Mr. and Mrs, Ross
Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. Bev.
Skinner,
Winners of the races were:
pre-school children, Gary Skin-
ner, Eleanor Skinner; girls, 7
and under, Mary Skinner, Karen
Skinner; boys, Jimmy Skinner,
Brian, Denham; girls, 9 and tin-
der, Brenda Skinner, Susan
McDonald, Sandra Skinner, tie;
boys, Gerald Skinner, Jimmy
Lynn; girls, 12 and under, San-
dra Skinner, Brenda Skinner;
boys, Robert. Noble, Dale Skin-
ner; young ladies, Janet Skin-
ner, Cheryl Denham; young
men, Neil McAllister, Dale Mc-
Allister;
Ladies kicking slipper, Laura
Lewis, Lydia Paterson; men,
Neil McAllister, Larry Skinner;
minute walk for ladies, Alice
Skinner, Margaret S k i n n e
men, Gary Skinner, Laverne
Skinner; wh eelbarrow race,
Hugh S k i 11. n e r and Forest
Youhg; partners for hair bow
race, Vivian Skinner and .Elson
Lynn; shoe race, Janet Skin-
ner and Larry Skinner;
Teams competed in a number
of relays including clothes pins
in bottles by knees, carrying
wet soap, eating, contest, light-
ing candles on jugs, passing
beans down line, blowing bal-
loons, indite and glove contest.
Youngest baby, Sandra. Mor-
gan; oldest person present,
Mrs, Wiliam Noble; family coin-
ing furthest, Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Channon and family,
Windsor; nearest birthday, Ed-
win Kerslake
A candy scramble was held
for the children before supper
and the 1963 officers were elect-
ed following the meal.
President for 1963 is Elson
Lynn, secretary, Miss Ruth
Skinner; sports committee. Mr,
and Mrs. Ross Skinner, Mr* and
Mrs. John McAllister, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Skinner.
The 1963 picnic will he held
at Stratford Park the second
Sunday in July with Mr, and
Airs, Russell Skinner in cbarge
of table committee.
Personal items
Miss Susan McDonald of Exe-
ter visited, last Week w i t h her
grandparents, Mr. a nd Mrs.
Everett Skinner.
Misses Marilyn johns, 'Marg-
aret Johns and Anne Johns are
attending camp at Goderich this
week.
Mr. and Mrs., Howard Pym
and family attended the Lobb
picnic at Riverview Park in
Exeter on Saturday,
Airs. Lorraine Weir of )ear-
born, Mich. spent the Weokend
with her aunt. Mrs, Thos. Ben,
Mr, and Mrs. William Ttnutly
attended the Scott reunion at
Cromarty on Sunday.
Mrs. Don Wiliam of Kitchener
visited last week with her par.
tints, Mr. and. Mrs, William
Routly,
Misses Sharon and Helen Bat-
ten holidayed last week with
their grandmother, Airs. Beth
Batten at Grand Bend.
Mrs. William Rout-1y visited
on Tuesday with .Mr. S. W.
AleValls and Miss Leila Ale-
Falls of Port Britee,
Air. and Mrs. Steve line or
PetrOlia spent the weekend with
Miss Verda Kellett and Alr, La-
verne Kellett and renewed old
acquaintances with many
friends in the community.
Alt, arid Airs. Harold Bell and
(carol. Mrs. Th"os, Bell, Mr, and
abs.r Chas, Stephens attended
the Bell l'61.111i011 at Seafm'tli
LLCMs Park en Sunday.
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Air. Paul Schrier spent the
weekend in Toronto.
Sue Ann Squire spent a few
days in St. Marys during last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Mar-
jorie Langford.
Airs. Norman tiodgins and
Avis attended a trousseau tea
in honor of Miss Mary Ann
Steeper, of Lieury, at the home
of her mother, Airs. Cy Mor-
ley,
Air. and. Airs. Fred Sotcher
and Peggy of Los Angeles, Cal-
ifornia are holidaying with Mr,
and Mrs. Laverne Morley. Mr.
Laverne Morley is stilt a pa-
tient at St. Joseph Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac' Mills and
family are holidaying at Spald-
ing, Sagitalcheuen, for a few
weeks with their parents and
other relatives.
Air, and Mrs. Melvin Dann
and Ronald, London, called on
Mrs. Cora Morley on Sunday.
Joe French spent last week
in St, Marys with Air, and
Airs. Gary Parkinson.
Mr. and Airs. Melville Gun-
ning and Muriel also Mr. Wil-
fred Herbert called on Mr. and
Airs. Harold Noyes, London, on
;Sunday. Mrs, Gunning and Mu-
riel also visited the former's
sister, Mrs. Wm, Smith, a pa-
tient at Victoria Hospital.
Whalen SS will hold their an-
nual picnic at Stratford park
on Wednesday of this week,
Barbara Anderson, Sarnia.
spent last week with Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Johnson and fam-
ily,
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our hands. it. should also be in
our hearts and our minds when
we travel in forested. areas. Re-
member: we CAN prevent for-
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Bus service for vacation. Bible school here
Personal items
'ellott***9#4"014`4r4 Air, And Mrs. Alex ,Railhf,
visited in London during last,:
tr„ week with Air. and Airs. Thos.
Simpson for a few days.
Aliss Catherine Klahre is, hot-
. idaying in SC Marys with her
friend, Janice Fischer.
Mr, and Airs, Cleve Pullman,
Roy and Ronnie, visited 'Fri-
day .evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Pullman, Staffa.
Aix., Frank Parkinson and
Glenn visited, in London with
rs. Evelyn White on Sunday.
Lloyd White who had spent I
few weeks with them also reo
tinned to his home in London,
mrs, Helen Hart, Detroit,
visited on Saturday with Mrs,
Norman !Lodging.
Mr. and Airs, Cleve Pullman
called on the Jailer's lather,
Mr. Menace Herbert, on Sun-
day, who is a patient at South.,
Huron :Hospital, Exeter.
Children line up to get into the bus which takes them
to and from the daily vacation Bible school program
Operated at the north end. School. director,- Stanley
Slimder, operates the bus which takes 4.20 students in
tiro loads to the south sections. Registration at the
New life-saving equipment for pond
More equipment to help prevent water accidents has been secured for the swimming
area at the Exeter pond. Above, swimming instructor Jack Stephen uses an artificial
respiration unit on swimmer Hank Bosch. Standing from left, with new pole and
rings, are Rec Director Don Gravett, assistant instructor Heather Strom and Chief
C. FL MacKenzie. Police also are equipped with respiration unit. Swimming instruc-
tion classes began this week with 200 registered. --T-A photo
Budget from
Woodham UCW unit
Biddulph host to youth groups
By MRS, M. H. ELSTON By MRS, ROBERT RUNDLE Stoney Point. , 1
t:..7.o....,:: ,s,f.- . - Mr, and Mrs, It a y ni 0 n c WOODHAM Switzer and Gail of Port Ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Karl weiberg , ,, , „„,„„ __,_ _ _, , , The UCW entertalned the that and Mrs. Mel Lotich of
spent, Sunday with relatives in ,Messenger's and "i 1: unsis " Hamilton were. guests of Al vs.
',011/ Dundee. Tuesday, July 3 at the church, N. Switzer this past week.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. Mrs ' .1. Wareham presided for Jaques, John Garton-
and Mrs. M Elst°n were B. Robinson reading the s. H',t" worship service. with Mrs, Danny
burg b • and Gordon Robinson are ,
with the latter's uncle, Mr. and
spending this week at Camp titre. Mrs, Harold. Thacker, Kincar- Bimini,
dine, Mrs. L. Thacker had charge Miss Debra Jaques is spend-
Bradley and Jimmy GrogIts, of the program which included ing few days with Gwen,
Exeter, are spending their h an instrumentalol- nrend a Heather and. Connie Mills of
inlays with their uncle and and duet Sharon uet by Sharon r;„kton.
Thomson and A'eryl :Hooper. — aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Spa- Mrs. Wm, Wynne of London mrs.
cek,
Weekend visitors with »...
W arch ani t°1d a story visited on Wednesday with vrr. and Ann Parkinson gave. a Aliss Blanche Mills.
And Mrs. Claris
reading
is Fischer were .. Miss Blanche and Rhea Mills
Air, and Mrs. David
-,• 411 W C r e invited to the visited on Tuesday with Mr.
son, North Tonawanda1,11°)Artli[ ch urch lawn where the sports and Mrs. Ray Mills of Exc.
'-.7 ' took place under the direction ter, anti Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake and
Mulvey, Mrs* Otto Meyer and ot Mrs, it, Robinson and Airs, Graham Robinson at cottipa- ; , ,, Ish
in.
if. IY'eukier• Rare winnerS were: vied Mr. and Mrs, Jackson
fl'ile,en• Mr. and 1....zirs" ',,l ,o,e IN ''',.,`,.7 Preschool children, N a n e Y Woods of Fliniville to Stokes dust and '''rail "e ; '"''' a "- Jaque8; MrS, L. T li a e k e r s Bay for the weekend and visit- Mrs, Lloyd Stanlake, also Me. class, Doug Smith and ANN t i , LewisWoods. ed With Mr,
"(I Mrs' Ra Y Fischer and ray 'Insley; Airs, D. MeNaugh- Miss Sandra Wilson of Lake- Wayne all of London. Inn'S class, 001'(110tt. Robinson, side spent several days with
Judy glair and Sheila El' John Gartenburg; Mrs, il. Web- 11r. and ,Mrs, Gera ld tr i ni.
ston obtained first class boa" her's class, Donna Dickey, ne n .
8 ors from grade to grade 9,
, Kathy Thacker; kick the slip- Mr. 1 t en 1,;.,ro am s titi .i.‘h,t„
They will enter All'a MI,
go per, John Gartenburg and Illtu'' na of Gnodland, Manitoba, were
School this fall. ray Insley, The youngest baby weeke n d guests with Mr, and
David Elston is promoted present was Janet Doreen Mrs. James Miller and tam-
from .grade 7 to 8, Linda Heck- Parkinson. ily.
man from grade fi to 7, Jitnmy Mr. and Mrs, Robert Run- Personal items Dickey from grade 4 to 5, ors. Fred Harr isoo of cm. die and lark Attended the Sin-
Mr• and Mrs' Murray neWe of tr oth . mrs. robot Harr i son cry- Newt= held at Stratford
Ailsa Craig, and Mr. Gordon park on Satiircia', . . . Washburn of Ltican; on Mon- and TrAteY a Urall, Alr, and
day their Aunt, Mrs, H. W, Mrs, Verne Smith of EXcler, -Mr. an,d. Mrs. A.1 `111 Aleinke
Rachel, H e l en of Pint t lmton, Ohio. , Mrs. Ai,
Flodgins and Miss Sophie :Rich. ...Mr. Frafik Levy,
gUrsts t h ug R undle a St, Marys vis7.
Ards of Luean; on Wednesday and Hilda Weri, Sunday
trait.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred tiston, De- with Mr. and Mrs. lack smith, 0,11,70111:`,:ign: 1\11% and Mrs, n°bert
MI's. MAO Smith and Mrs. "'I'll° and 'T ack on Saturday
fra nk levy, Mrs. M. it. Elslon accompa-, Harrison Mills of London
hied by Mr. and Mts. Murray Dr, is MorphY of' In- spent a feat flaws with his
Abbott of Centralia visited at onto spending sevorill (1,A grandfather; Mr, T',Itigar Mills'
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jim with :l.r• and iVir , I)" 1"(n.' and his aunt~, MISS Blanche m ugfor d, I mmo on Tuesday phi' and Bradley. and Rhea Mills.
evening, Mr, Ernest Marshall, Mrs, Adair Gordon has re, Mir, aiid Mrs. -tam With,
Toronto, a friend of Mr. and turned frontthe hospital in \T en me nded t h e we ddi ng
Mrs. Mugford, during the eve- London and s SPendIng Mile dance of Mr. and Mrs. LlnYd
ning, p i c 8 c n t e d in
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interesting lime with her daughter; Mrs. Pletcher at Zurieh 611 Satin.-
slides of his trip to The 'Carib. RoY Mills and family day evening and on Sunday
bean' and Mont Serratt, He plains Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Smith, visited Stokes 1-.3SY,
lo return and make his ruture Dianne and Douglas spent the Mr. Atiti Mrs. Gerald Britt.
home there when he will eon- weekend at 'Port Elgin, nett were guests -at the Het-
Hone his work As newspaper my. and AM's. tIm or M e. ehorilinney wedding in car-
print'tr. Laughlin or Waterloo were' Mel Presbyterian Church, lien•
m r. mi d mss. Lorna weib e rg week e rui gu ests with nit', amid sail. on Saturday.
were, guests or Mr. And Mrs. Mrs, Laverne timid and fain - ,
TOM Kooy of Atka Craig on ily, Itieltie and Gale returning
Saturday evening, Mrs. Karl with them after having spent
'Weiberp, was: celebrating a the past week with their rOil-
birthday and during lunch Was sins, Wayne, Shaven and Kri-
maprsed with a birthday cake die Itodd.
gilse,!i by Mrs. liooy. Mi's. James Stead and JIM-
Mi;lS Sheila tistort sped( the 11110 of Thorold are spending
na,,t v.eek with, her gratitipar.• the week with Mr. anti Mrs.
em
'
s Mr. and MrS. E. 1, 1;1b- Gerald Lawson and family.
.:;on,If,Neter, while theme 'visited Mr. and Mrs, 7101Itt SiMM011$
With her cousins, Rev, Ralph and family ,of North Th.atielt,
And Mrs. 'Gibson, Linda and Michigan, ,of and Wendy
;Witt or the rectory, Clarks. Blackler of •Kirktrin were Sat.'
burg. tirclay evening visitors and Mr.
Mr, and Mrs. Tack Coates, and Mrs, Sinittions and lam.
1,..enneth and Lenore, motored ily were Sunday guests with
In tralttford recently anti Os. Mr. And Mrs. Wm, 'Rundle and
tied trill' "Mr, anti Mrs. Tack Leloy.
teel:‘, Mrs. .The Reynolds spent the
Uet> sloe, litidgins and ;Aim past, neck at her hoard tit •,.. --7-
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