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News of Hiuronview.
The final tally of visitors registering during Senior
Citizens week was 461 which is well above last years
total.
Prize winners in Saturdays games were for ladies
high in euchre Miss McEwan, ladies low Mrs. Leybourne;,
mens high Dave ,Elliott, mens low Dan McKinnon. Gladys
Stanlake 'had the high score for ladies in croliinole with
Henry Leishman'having the highest score for men,
Mrs. Ryan won the prize for the lady playing games
Who had celebrated the most birthdays (97) with John
McCallum winner for the men at (90)„
Mr. Aire Van Der Ende led the Christian Reform sing
service on Sunday evening with special music by the con-
gregation,
Marie Flynn along with Mrs. Dale and the .Christian
Reform volunteers assisted with Monday afternoon get
together. Four new" residents were welcomed to the hoMe
Mrs. ' McCartney, Mrs. Peacy, Mrs Robins and Mrs.
Buchanan.
The residents had a 'real treat of music on Thursday
Doris McKinley joined Mary Taylor, Norman Spier and
Jerry Collins to provide an hour of old time tunes during
the afternoon in the TV room, with a variety program
arranged by Marie Flynn for Family Night. Harold Black
was master of ceremonies for the program and joined his
son Gary, Norman Dale and Gecirge Spier for some old, time
numbers. There was step dance numbers by Debby and
Cheryl Flynn, vocal and instrumentals by Sandra Dale,
Ken Dale .and Earl Flynn. Marie Flynn was pianist for the
program„ The appreciation of the residents was extended
to the entertainers by Mrs. Orville Dale.
atiUSSELt ,.rititt. JULY ite
My trip
to Rockton
Grades 1 and. 11 went to
Ropkton by bus on. June 15th to
see the African Lion. Safari and
Game Farn4 When. we get there
we saw Lion$, Elephants, MO-
keyS, Zebras and CaMelS. After
seeing a lot of the animals, we
stopped and had our lunch. After
lunch we started out again and
Came upon the Leopards,
Cheetahs and Deere It was a
very warm day so we stopped and
our teachers bought us all a
drink.
After our little rest we went
to our bus and started for home.
On the way home we stopped again
for a drink. Getting back on the
bus we talked about what a good
time we had. I enjoyed Myself
very .much. Don't you wish you
had gone on the trip too?
By Pam Wilson
Grade 2.
Editor's Quote Book
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Ilenly Taylor
"Horticulture for Pleasure, Beatity and Environment" was the theme of the 67th annual con-
vention of the Ontario Horticultural Association. The meeting, laid recently at the University of
Guelph, attracted members from across the province. Among those who attended from District
8 were (left to right) Mrs. Nelson Pickell, Teeswater; Mr. Art Peppin, Agricultural & Horticultural
Societies Branch, 0.M.A.F.; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk, Walton.