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BOYS SOFTBALL CHAMPS - The boys ball team of McGillivray Cen-
tral School won the district softball tournament against teams from
Parkhill-West Williams, East Williams, Biddulph Central and
Craigwood. In the tournament they managed four straight wins. They
are, back, left, Glen Bullock, Joe Bullock, Karl Pickering, Derwyn
Hodgins, Bev Ritchie, Randy Turner, Front, Scott Darling and Orno
Adair, Missing when picture was taken were Tom Hodgins, Bill
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ELIMVILLE
The Intermediate Sunday
School class spent Monday night
camping out at Miss Eleanor
Johns. On Monday evening they
went roller skating and enjoyed it
for it was something different for
most of them. This was followed
by a marshmallow roast. They
had some fun and games the
following day and went home in
the mid-afternoon. The members
involved were Marg Pym, Donna
Kerslake, Barb Skinner, Joan
Cooper, Greg Hem, Brad Skin-
ner, Doug Cooper, Catherine
Johns, Nancy Cooper, Eleanor
Johns and Kathy Cooper.
The Elimville Centennial
Beard Growing Contest was held
at the church Wednesday evening
July 2, Mrs. Elaine Webber,
chairman for the evening,
welcomed everyone. Allen Pym
read a poem. Mrs. Marjorie
Johns provided music while the
contestants entered. Mrs. Alice
MacLean decided Hubert
Heywood had the "softest
beard." Martin De Jonge was a
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Wednesday, twelve women of
Zion United Church cleaned the
manse, unoccupied since last
September. Mrs. Ross Haugh and
Linda provided a lunch for the
workers at noon. Thursday
morning the van arrived with the
household effects of Rev. & Mrs.
Bruce Pierce from Abbey,
Saskatchewan. The Manse
Committee, Mrs. Lorne Presz-
cator, Mrs. William Schwartz,
Mrs. Hugo Schenk, Mrs. Russell
Finkbeiner and Mrs. Ross
Krueger, have been in charge of
renovations.
Ruth Finkbeiner is enrolled at
the Marvel School of Hair-
dressing in London. Four of the
class of eleven are men.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jackson
By MR. MELVIN DURR
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Reynolds of
Clandehoye visited Mr. & Mrs.
Roy Dennison, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance attended
the recent centennial at Listowel.
Norman Wilson is clearing land
on the sand ridge on the Haig
Farm, south west on the marsh
for corn.
Mr. & Mrs. John Gibson and
Paul Young, Strathroy have
recently joined the staff at the
Haig Farm.
Bill Hall has been clearing land
with a bulldozer.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfrid West were
at home over the weekend. Their
daughter Mrs. Long and Shanna
of Bramalea were home a fort-
night ago.
John Wilson had a successful
operation for cataracts.
Kim Wilson is camping at
Ipperwash,
very close second.
The contestants then waxed
their moustaches and proceededto
make handle bars. Norm Whiting
decided Cliff Webber with Barry
Robinson as a close second, had
the best handle bar.
Jerry MacLean, on behalf of
himself, Mrs. Vesta Marshall and
Clarence Millson, gave the
judging results, They were as
follows: contestant in the most
appropriate centennial costume -
Floyd Cooper; best groomed
beard - Bruce Delbridge; most
colorful beard - Cliff Webber;
most colors in beard - Dan
Traquair; longest beard - Martin
De Jonge; bushiest beard - Squire
Herdman; shiniest beard - Barry
Robinson; beard most com-
plementary to the contestants
features and complexion -
Howard Pym; shortest beard -
Jim Lynn; honourable mention -
Fred Delbridge.
Squire Herdman was judged as
having the best all round beard,
Mrs. Madeline De Jonge
presented gifts and Bill Routly
presented trophies to all the
contestants.
have opened a store, The Jackson
Mini Mart, in the Post Office
building.
Frank Verhuel of Watford, was
guest speaker at Zion United
Church Sunday morning,
bringing a message on "Stephen
the Martyr," Special music in
song was provided by Harry
Schroeder and Douglas Gill, Mr.
Gill also joined the organist,
Doug Lewis, in an organ-piano
duet.
The Sunday School picnic of
Zion United Church was held
Sunday afternoon in Riverview
Park, Exeter. Harry Schroeder,
superintendent, directed the
programme of sports. Mrs. Cliff
Kenney and Mrs. Ross Pickering
supervised the serving of the
potluck lunch.
Mrs. Max Turnbull is spen-
ding some time at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport. Mrs.
Lamport is her daughter.
Rev. Armin Schlenker is a
patient at South Huron Hospital.
Home Economist Jane
Pengilley has been checking the
garden plots of 4-H members this
week.
Nola Faist and Doris Schwartz
were in Stratford Sunday to at-
tend the service at St. John's
United Church where Rev. Fred
Faist is pastor. In the afternoon,
they visited the Rothman Gallery
and Art-in-the-Park.
Guests at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Jackson were their
daughters Judy and Sadie with
their families, Sgt. & Mrs.
George Schnubb of Newfoun-
dland, now stationed at Camp
Borden; Mr. & Mrs. Mel Avery
and family of Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Taylor of
Georgetown, visited Mrs. Chris
Dinney last Wednesday to
celebrate Mrs. Dinney's bir-
thday.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
were guests last week of Mr. &
Mrs. Orville Jones of Lucan.
A pie-eating contest for the
contestants followed, Mrs.
Marjorie Johns decided Floyd
Cooper was the messiest eater.,
Mr. Norm Whiting auctioned
the beard of Floyd Cooper to the
highest bidder that being his son
Douglas. Snips were taken from
the beards of Barry Robinson,
Cliff Webber, Howard Pym and
Dan Traquair.
The judges and auctioneer
were thanked and presented with
gifts,
Mr, & Mrs. Howard Johns and
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns showed
pictures of their trip to Cuba
These were enjoyed by all.
Howard Pym thanked them,
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Elimville class camps out,
beard contest successful
GRADUATE AT MT. CARMEL -/The grade eight graduation class at
Mt, Carmel separate school received their certificates recently. Back,
left, Robert Love, Frank Maas, John Van Keerebroeck, Joe Barrett,
Eugene Glavin, David Ducharme, John Nedza, Mike Brannon, David
Marrinan, Jim Fevery, Joe Ford and Mike Rispin. Centre, John Kester,
Dano la Goff, William Vanden Berg, Rosa Milner, Bridget Ryan,
Michelle Dietrich, Helen Muller, Bonnie Breen, Debbie Bouillon, Donna
Glavin, Pauline Overholt and Maura McVeeney. Front, Bonnie Ziler,
Elly Smeekens, Shelly Robichaud, Regina Regier, Carol Regier, Lori
O'Brien, Cathy McCann, Karen Dietrich, Jane Sullivan, Donna Fleming
and Jeannie Pavkeje.
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