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Pictured above are the boy's individual athletic award winners: (back row, left to
right, Al Drennan,'most valuable wrestler; Warren VVatt, most valuable senior boys
basketball player; Bill Wedlock, most valuable senior football player; Con Melady,
most valuable junior football linesman; Pat O'Brien, most valuable senior football
linesman; Dave Patterson, most valuable junior football player; John Willis, most
,ktalaaea..se iorbwcs valleyball_ play et;'..M..ark-..8va.nngr,.P.1Jag 0!_ athletic trophy
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BY MRS: WES BRADNOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ford and
Miss Edith Ford of Meaford
visited one day last week with
Mrs. Gordon Taylor.
Over 45. persons called
recently on Mrs. Edgar Lawson
on• the occasion of her 87th
birthday'. . The guests were
welcomed"by her daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Anderson. Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall and Mrs. Beth
Lansing assisted in serving tea
and the • birthday . cake: - Mrs.
Lawson received many gifts,
cards • and messages of
congratulations.
Recent guests 'vvith' Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Hamilton were Mr. and
.Mrs..James Vinall o'f Belleville
and Mr. -and Mrs. Frank Gagner
EV Toronto., -
Vern Bokinger.'and Mrs. Edna
'treinsei.rt of Detroit,. Mrs.'Lueila
Phillips. of Mitchell and Peter
Brown'' of Windsor visited, last
week with Mr: and Mrs. Maitland
Allen. -
Mr.,' , and- Mrs: , William
Straughan are visiting at- Copper
Cliff with their daughter, Mrs,
•Clayton Robertson and Mr.
Robertson. '
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He who takes but never gives, may last foryears,
DistriCT
for Year 5; Steve Reaburn, most valuable jluniorr volleyball player; Al Pirie, winner
of the Briap Dowds Memorial Trophy for the most valuable male athlete; (front;
left to right) Jim Denomme, most valuable junior soccer player; Tom O'Brien,
midget boys. track champion; Don .Bedour, golf champion; Doug is,her, junior
Boys track champion; Randy Sowerby, Royal Canadian Legion besthot trophy;
Mike - -
r,fi apt 'Mrs. Colin F.ingland
of WingFian ,'Mrs. Mary Grierson
of Toronto and Miss Margaret R.
Jackson of Blyth visited last
Thursday with- Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Scott.
Miss Laura. Wagner of
Syracuse, N.Y. is vacationing
with her sisters, Misses, Minnie,
and Ella ,Wagner and other
members of her family.
but never lives!
526-7595 Speaking without thinking is shooting without
Mrs. Bert Craig has been
visiting with friends at Grand
Bend.
Mrs. Rose Herman of
Tavistock is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson
and Mr. Sanderson,
Miss Diane_ Kirkconnell of
London spent the weekend with..
her. , parents, "Mr. and' Mrs,.
' Andrew Kirkconnell.
Huliet Fof A meets
The May meeting of the
Hullett Federation of
Agriculture ' was held in the,
Londesboro School. There were
Many visitors present.
Atthe meeting Mr. Kenwell
of the Huron County,; ,Board of
Ed-ueai-ion•-spoke., -He. explained
what was being done in regards
to educating the.. pupils in
elementary and . secondary
schools who had yearning
problems. which ° a "normal"
student doesn't encounter'. He
also put forward the additional
help program me they hope to
implement in.the 1971 and,1972
school year.
Many questions were asked
and answered.
The ' annual bus trip was
discussed. This year it .will be
going, to . Wat-cha Farms' at
Mount Forest, 'Fish Hatchery, at
r- Chworth• -and tour parts of
Grey County. The bus leaves
Londesboro at 8:30 a.m. on
Thursday, June- 17; Contact
either George Colclough, Clinton
or Mrs. Ed' Hunking, Auburn.
The I.S.M. Membership Drive
for Hullett took pace on Friday,
May 20 with 10 people taking
part.
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aiming.
Two members leaving
Auburn Walkerburn Club
,The Walkerburn Club, met at
the home of Mrs. Henry
Hunking for its regular monthly
meeting with President Mrs. •
Elliott Lapp in charge. Mrs.
George Schneider led in prayer.
It was -decided toraise the
membership fee to 50 cents for
the next ---meeting •which will, be'.,
toy ; . /,,'
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answeredby each naming � i eir'
favorite blossom. ,
.Plans were made for the next
the holme of Mrs. Stewart Ament .
.in Blyth' in the afternoon. The
roll call is to be answered by the
paying of fees. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. John Hallam
and Mrs. Joe Hunking and the
lunch committee will be rMrs:
Brian Hallam and Mrs. James.
Jackson.
The draw was. donated ' by
Mrs. Garth McClinchey. It was
won by 'Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham.
Mrs. George ' Schneider read
the minutes of a' Oowanstown
Women's _Institute, meeting .in
1940 when she was president.
A successful penny sale:.....of
plants and bulbs were held. A
program of contests were
enjoyed.- Mrs. Arie Duizer .and
• Mrs.— Lloyd Penfound ` were `hi
charge.,.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp. read an .
address to Mrs. George
Schneider and Mrs. Roy Daer
presented her with a gift. Mrs.
Lloyd Penfound read an address
terMrs. Arie Duizer and Mrs. Joe
Hunking presehted her with
'gift. Both ladies 'thanked
everyone. Mrs. Arie Duizer had
moved to Londesboro and Mrs.
Schneider is moving to
TeesWater.
0 A dainty lunch was setved by
Mrs. John Hallan7 and Mrs. Joe -
H.tlnitin..,g
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