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Area families enjoy reunions, picni
LINE PICNIC,
The annual itline!! picpie for
the fourth and fifth eongeasigri.Of
1.1 Shorne was held in Stratford
Park Saturday with an attend-.
ance of 56.
After a bountiful dinner, the
sports committee had a variety
of sports. concluded with a hall
game.
Winners of sporting event s
Janet Marquardt, Mary Easton,
Connie Jeffery, Larry Parsons,
DPnglas f/ ell, Allan Jeffery,
Bradley Gregus, David Parsons,
Jim GreglIS, Judy Parsons, Cathy
Easton, Muriel parsons, Dennis
Bierling, Tom grout, Glenn Jef-
fery, Gladys Bierling, Anna Bak,.
lantyne, Don Easton, Bev Par-
spns, Jean and Doug Easton.
Youngest child, Dayid Fulton;
Oldest person, Harvey Perkins.
After supper an election of
officers was held as follows:
President, Gerald Front; vice-
President, Ray Perkins;
secretary treasurer, Gerry
Gregus; sports, Mr. & Mrs. Bev
Parsons, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Hey-
wpod; table committee, Mrs.
Gordon Marquardt, Mrs, Mary-
anne Statton, Mrs. Garnet Hicks,
The 1969 picnic will be at.
Stratford on the first Saturday
in June.
CANN REUNION
The 1968 Cann Reunion was
held at Riverview Park, Exeter
on Saturday with 62 in attendance.
Guests were present from Exe-
ter, Woodham, Centralia, Hen-
sail, Bayfield, Guelph, Salem,
Emeryville, Beigrave, Heathcote
and meaford.
President was Rollie Williams;
secretary-treasurer, Jean Con-
nor; welcoming and registration'
committee, Bob and Isabelle
Cann, Jean Cann; table commit-
tee, Harry and RuthJeffery, Rol-
lie and Verge Williams, Cliff and
Mary Blanchard.
A most enjoyable sports pro-
gram had been arranged by a
committee comprised of Jean
and Reg Hodgert, Marion and Glen
La.mport and Marion and Arnold
Cann.
The following were winners:
Jeff Stevenson, Patricia Stack-
house, Sharon-Lee Cann, Brad-
ley Cann, Gary Blanchard, Janet
Woodhouse, Sherry Williams,
Jean Cann, Morris Cann, Judith
Cann, Grant Hodgert, Joyce cann,
Orville Cann, Martin Cann and
Jean Stevenson.
An invitation was given byJein
and George Stevenson to come to
Guelph's Riverside Park for next
years reunion.
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President 'Freida. Pea, toolc.
oliarge of the meeting and 0-
fieerS were elected. fer...
AS. fellows; president; Leslie
qoyi yiogtVrealcient,. ,George.
secretary, Gwen ,liar-
burn; sports .committee, Nee and,
Linda'Rtley, Bill and E,lalne Ri-
ley;: lunch oorurnitteo, Mr., and
Lloyd Riley, Mr, and Mrs..
Mem?. Harburn, Mr, and, Mrs.
,George poa,, Nellio Riley and,
Madeline Harburn,
The 1969 reunion will.he
at the home of Mr, and Mrs., Ross
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PICNIC AT GB
The 20th .annual Nell reunion
was held at Penwarden's cottage,
Grand • Bend, on Sunday. Maurice
NeilCendect,ecl the Meeting.
Offices for next year are
president, WM. EaserY; Vice-
P-reaident,Mnrray Neil; secre-
tary treasurer, K a Y Elston ;
sports, Mary and Alice Kooy.
Mr. 4 Mrs, Jim Neil arranged
an interesting afterneon of
SPorta, with Wineers as follows;
Alice KooY, Murray Neil, Clay-.
ton Ko0 Y, /Wry SlstOn, Mary
P 0 y, Marjorie Elston, Mary
margaret PaSSMore, Allan gl-
ston, Kay Elston and Verda
son.
Closest anniversary, Mr. &
Mrs, Harry Elston and Mr.
& Mrs. Dick Neil; coming far-
thest, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Elston
from San Bruno, California.
The afternoon concluded with a
bountiful meal served smorgas-
bord style.
.KING Ct.ANIY141-
'rho sing Family held 1 tg anv
nual picnic at Riverview Park,
Exeter Sunday, with 52 n at"
tendanee.
Winners of the games and races were JOY Webb, banrie Willert!,
Dennis Pfaff, Dwight Jennison,
Glenda Pfaff, Linda preszcater,
Darlene Wehb, Wayne King,
Wendy Wallace, RehyTrlehener,
Kenny Preszcator, David PreS4-
cater, Lilly Swartz.
Toothpick race, Brenda Neil's
team; relay race, Jim Presz-
cator's team; candy in the can,
Don Mahoney;ladies judging con,
test, Thelma King; Men's ,jurig-
ing contest, Alvin Willert.
White pine and oak were first
reserved. for Royal Navy ship
construction.
HARRISONS MEET
The 33rd Harrison Reunion
was held at Lions park Seaforth
on Saturday under sunny skies
with '72 in attendance. It was
agreed to hold the reunion again
next year at the same location.
Winners of sporting events
were Peggy Lynn. Willert, Ken
Aikenhead, Steven Hunt, Murray
Siemon, Ervin Willert, Joanne
Collins, Bernice Willert, Dar-
lene Willert, Ken Taylor, Bruce
Collins, Jackie Aikenhead, Bill
Collins, Dorothy Collins, Viola
Collins, Dave Hayward,
Joyce Hackett, Ronnie Broad-
foot, Martin and Carolyn Bos,
Jimmy Collins.
Youngest person, Alan Hunt;
Oldest man, Jack Aikenhead; old-
est woman, Annie Proctor; com-
ing greatest distance, Roy Desch,
Halifax, N.8.-; lucky prize, jack
Aikenhead; lucky number in at-
tendance register, Bill. Hodgert.
RILEY REUNION
The twenty-second reunion of
the decendants of Mr. and Mrs.
Wingfield Riley Was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. RossRlley
on Sunday. During the afternoon
sports winners were: Connie
Riley, Gordon Riley, Jill llar-
burn, Murray Riley, Ruth Har-
burn, Bob Harburn, Marilyn
Riley, Bob Riley, Allen Riley,
Joanne Stinson, Leslie Riley,
Eleonor team, Elizabeth
liarburn's team, and Linda Riley.
Youngest married couple, Less
lie and Susan Riley; oldest mar ....
tied couple, Joe andMabelFlynn;
oldeSt woman, Mrs. Frank liar-
'burn; oldest man, Joe Flynn;
youngest child, Patrick Riley;
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