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Cla deboye WI at rally
The Midd ex County
Women's Ins to Rally was
held on . at Alexandra
Park, Stra ' • y. The theme
for the m - was "Con-
sumers' y".
A mix meet pot luck
lunch was joyed at noon
followed ' a program of
skits and songs presented
by t Melbourne and
sy TOM KOOY
The s pa
munity
Morga
of
South
Exete
Mr.
and
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ed to Lloyd
ing the death
n Sunday at
n Hospital,
. Frd Bowden
Mrs. Kenneth
H• _ ,•: tended a picnic
rete tly , for retired
emp °yet Canada
PaclOrs Id at Springwater
Park in Jerrie.
Mr. a . Mrs. Bruce Bran-
don a • Bather, Uxbridge
are s ' .. ' ' : a few days with
Mr. E Powe while Mrs.
E1x er e is spending a few
days Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Britta' and new grandson,
Ri ..nd Hill.
Model Institutes.
Anniversary cake and
punch was served at the close
to commemorate the 85th An-
niversary of the founding of
the Women's Institute.
Clandeboye members at-
tending were Ruth Hill, Jean
Hodgins, Mary Scott and
Velma Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunn-
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gteb and
Mrs. Greb's mother Mrs.
Smith, Newmarket attended
a family reunion of Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Hodgln at Port Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy
were in Dunnville El few days
this past week. Tuesday they
attended the funeral of
Mary's sister Mrs. Lena
Clark.
. Others attending from the
community were Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard MacDonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sovereign
all of Lucan and Mrs. Betty
Sutherland of Ilderton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Aubin,
Seaforth spent Sunday with
Mrs. Von Overholt.
ZEHRS OWN •
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FRESH
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ingham and Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Coughlin returned
last week from the "Country
Guide" tour of England,
France, Switzerland, Ger-
many and Holland. They
report a very busy and en-
joyable two weeks with hot
sunny weather.
Viola Carter returned
Thursday from visiting Ken
and Meredith McKernan in
Windsor also Don McKernan
and family in Mt. Clemens,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter, Joanne, Kevin and
Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Carter, Kenneth, and Arden
and Mrs. IsobeTSimpson were
guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Banks and
Krista of Brights' Grove.
Krista was celebrating her
14th birthday..Lisa Carter is
spending this week with her
cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Lynn and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hurbert Arts and
family were guests at the
Henn-Hodgert wedding Satur-
day at Thames Road United
Church and reception in the
K -W Community Center in
Kirkton.
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FARWELL POPCORN - Lining uP for popcorn at Tuesday's carnival on Churchill
Drive were Becci Farquhar , Robin . Poole, Heather Wagner and Mikala Mac-
Dougall. Mr. and Mrs. George Poole are moving to Denmark and the carnival
was held in their honour. T -A photo
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Times -Advocate, July 28,1982
Pope 11
Willis Desiardine wins again
sy MRS. HUGH MORINZ
Shipka
Congratulations to Willis
Des jardine for some more
first class fiddle wins. Last
weekend he placed first in his
age group at Bobcaygen, and
his brother Maurice Desjar-
dine, of Huron Park, won
third prize.
At a recent contest in
Petrolia Willis won another
first prize.
A former summer resident
of this area for several years,
Harold S. Taggart Q.C. died
suddenly July 23, at London,
in his 56th year.
Mr. and Mrs .Dick Zielman,
Ruth, Debbie and Angie,
returned last Wednesday
from a ten day holiday to Win-
nipeg, Manitoba and while
there attended the wedding of
their nephew and cousin,
when Heinz Peter Janzen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Janzen,
was married to Marlene
Rempel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Rempel, all of
Winnipeg. The wedding was
held at North Kildonan Men-
nonite Church, in Winnipeg,
with a dinner following.
Nephews, nieces and
friends attended the funeral
last Wednesday for Mrs. Leah
(Finkbeiner) Keyes, wife of
the late Ernest Keyes. Mrs.
Keyes was in her 96th year.
The Keyes farmed for
many years on the nth con-.
cession of Stephen township,
and when they retired to Ex-
eter, their farm was bought
by Lorne and Loreen Devine
in 1952.
When the Devin's return-
ed to live in Grand Bend in
1977, the farm was bought by
Gerald Zielman.
Visitors through the week
with Hugh and Annie Morenz
included Roy Morenz, Grand
Bend, Jack and Hazel Corbett
of Hensall; Mrs. Evelyn Hor-
wood, her son Don Horwood
and his son Shawn, of London.
Friday night guests with
hiorenz's were and Mar-
jorie Adams, Exeter, Ed
Turnbull, Oscar and Laura
Miller, Dashwood; and Mrs.
Blanche Chapman of London.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Morenz
held a joint birthday
celebration.
Sports news
At the Squirts softball game
Thursday night at Grand
Bend the score was Shipka 37,
Grand Bend 11. Shipka
players Jeff Bennewies
scored two home runs and
Michael Vincent and Dwayne
Mellin each had one home
run. Jason Finkbeiner caught
one fly.
LITTLE LAMBS - Mary had a little lamb was portrayed
by Pamela and Kelly Waters in Saturday's Fun Day
parade in Granton. T -A photo.
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