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Mr. and •Mrs, Harry 'It litngel paraded around the 'town;. The
.and family ere spending this most authentic, b ;''a y costume, Ma.7'AGGART AutifiION• ,Offigers ire;,, presidents Bill
week end with M-rs, Mangers' was worn by 'Pay K •" e'Vith Th" 'c'Taggert,rewuont, wasand: , 'Carol: Politer: vo-?ze4r,
brother And sister-in-law, Mr.:secondoin to Kevin `Eisbaek"` held :Ju1y 9 at Liens Eark,. a, ,Kens and; ,Joate Catpbell; sec.-
and Mrs.
* Chris Van Dan Heuvel The best suaw's costume was forth. There were • 5 present. ;areas., Arnold and Irene Arnie -
and fam10 in Chicago, .El, worn by Daneen Ward. Second ; ()gibers for 1 are: Vest son; sports commiiitee' Helen
Mrs. Bertha Blackwell of Lon- went to 'Cathy Sangster. • president, Adrian McTaggart, ,and Mary EIliott, Wenda' Hum
don, spent a few days last week •• A Scavenger ;;hunt, Tuesday, ..Brussels; president, Leslie Wien, Audrey Elliott; lunch
,, with her,�?brother�. and sister4n- was won by Joe Vanstone ,and 'Knight, Brussels; vice-president, ,earnmRtee, .afa?.garet . Iumph
law, Mr.. and 'Mrs. Ed 104x., Joey Reaburn's team of Danny B. alph Graham, Goderich; secro- r'iesr- Violet Managhany° Mfargar.-
The first week of the Mensal" Smith, ' Suzie Vanstone, Paul ',tary-treasurer, 'Mrs, Allan Sie- ,et Elliott. -
Playground Programme• was Reaburn, Bob Clement, D,aneen Mod, Mitchell;,. sports /commit- Results of races were: 3 and
highlighted by an Indian „Day Ward and Gerry Neilands.. tee, Ross McTaggart, Delaware; Ander, Sandy Batter; 5 and un.
., Parade • on Thursday, July 13, • This week is . International and Mrs. Marion Locker, Mount .der, David • Elliott, Debbie Kon-
r in which 138 costumed, Indians Week amid the programme is IP,rydges, ' lugs; 8- and under, Kevin caamp-
v centered around Lake • Huron Those, attending the picnic bell, Janet Bolton; 12 and un,
E ery week more people disc Zones ninth annual Mayday in from__ Woodstock, Newmarket,
cover w'iat mighty joba are Hanover with 10 ii:ensall teams, Kitchener, Aylmer, . Walkerton;
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JOHNSTON: REUNION
• The Johnston reunion was
held at Seaforth Lions Park,
with 61 present.
Officers: ' president, . Gordan
Pap;ple;, vice-president, Ella Bo-
gie; secretary, Beverley Orr;
':treasurer, Madeline Ritchie;
sports, Dan and Doreen Willis.
`The 1968 picnic ha's been ar-
ranged for the Seaforth Lions
P,ar>q qn„•theMecond.'Sunday of
July
Several games and races were
held: oldest married couple,
Mr. and Mrs, Reg Johnston, Ap-
ril, -1919; couple coming 'great-
est distance, Mr. and Mrs. •How-
,ard Spence, 1652 Dividson Rd.,
Flint, Mich.; families ages ad-
ding to 100, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Ritchie; girls, 5 and under, Con-
nie Willis; girls, 9 and under,
Sindy Middleon, - Betty Orr;
boys 9 and under, Bobby Orr,
Daniel Willis; girls, 12 and un-
der, .Betty Orr,. -Judy Miriam;
boys 12 and under, Jimmy Rit-
chie, Ronald Willis; girls over
12, Maria Middleton, Lynda Wil-
lis; boys over 12, Clare Millson,
John Willis; ladies kick •the slip-
per, Lynda Willis, Marjorie Mid-
dleton; .men's kick the slipper,
Clare Millson, John Willis; re-
lay race, Life saver race, Clare
Millson's team; water jug race,•
;Clare Milison's team; peanut
scramble. ”
BOLTON REUNION
The Bolton reunion was held
July 16, at the Seaforth Lions
Park with 80° in attendance,
PASS MUSIC TESTS
During "recent examinations`
in Stratford forWestern Ontario
,Conservatory of Music, pupils of
Rosemary Steinbach, RR 4, rMit-
,shell who were successful •in -
eluded: Agnes McLagan. and
Anne , Glousher of RR 4, Mit-
chell , and Jill Wheatley, BR 1,
,Dublin. -
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Winners
The bingo sponsored by the
,Royal Canadian Legion, Branch
156, was largely attended on
,Friday evening: •
; Winners . Of- • • -special • games
,were E. Johnson, Mitchell; Eil-
.,een Platt( Seaforth and. Judy
lBrown, Mitchell. Door prizes
went to Mrs. Swale, Henson and
Dora Taylor; Seaforth.
,A, Regular. game winners were:
Judy Brown and Mrs. S. Wat=
,son, Mitchell; WS. Whittaker,
X•Iensell; • Mrs. Steep, Clinton;
,Pauline Kennedy, Seaforth; Mrs.
Tidwell, Clinton; Mr. Camp-
bell, Mitchell; Mrs. Swale, Hen -
sail; Russ Piper, Seaforth.
Games . three, four and ' eight
Fere • split two ways; game 12
was split three ways.
der, Kevin Campbell, Jean
,Rutledge; tem 'events with sial
,teams competing„ broad jump,
,shot • put, Javelin !throw, canoe'
race, situps, ladies and men's
kick the slipper. On the basis
of four points for first, ,three
for second, two for third and
one for fourth, the red color
team was the victor,
All officers were returned for
the 1968 picnic in Seaforth
Lions Park.
The day ended with a peanut
,serambie . for the children.
Prize for the oldest present,
Wilfred Elliott, Listowel; young-
est attending, Darren Elliott,
son of Mr. anti Mrs. Robert El-
liott, Kitchener; best beard, Bill
Baxter, Springfield; centennial
costume, Mary Elliott, Seaforth,
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COLEMAN REUNION
The Coleman picnic was ?held
July 16, at Lions Park, with 60
present.
Officers are: president, Ernie
Talbot; sports, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Coleman; lunch, ,Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Laing.
The picnic will be held at the
Lions Park at the same time
next year. '
During the afternoon several
games , and races were held.'?
Running races, girls,- 5 and 'un-
der, Brenda Coleman; boys, 5
and under, Steve Hildebrand;
girls, 6 oto 8, Brenda McKinley;.
(boys, 6 to 8, Andrew Laing;
girls 9-12, Joan Hildebrand;
lboys over 12, - Allan Coleman;
ladies, Mrs. Howard Eves;.
Anson McKinley; wheelbarrow
race, Doug Hildebrand; Brad
Finlayson;' shoe scramble, girls,
Brenda Finlayson„ boys, Brad
Finlayson; kick slipper, girls,
Marilyn Laing, boys, Brad Fin -
Jayson, ladies,- Sandra Coleman,
men, Robert McKinley; energe-
tic relay, Francis Coleman's
side; sponge relay, 'Robert Mc-
Kindey's,side; bean relay; Francis
Coleman's side; human figures
relay, Robert McKinley's side;
couple married the longest,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coleman,
Mr. and- Mrs. Toin Laing; most
recently married couple, Mr.
and Mrs, Gary Alexander; com-
ing from longest distance, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Eves and fam-
ily, Moose Jaw, Sask.
Willett; Yours$ men, f;
•J'otfge, ll nneth:,, Jonea; •thee;
legged races, I.fennettl Jame and
ehlr Biller, Erenela Tatter
and Margaret Madge; Wheel-
arrew. ;^ace,, John Hilder ,and;
enneth Jones, Janice and
Brenda Turner; ladies kicl be-
slipper, Lilida Fuss; anew, John;
lldlier, oldest person,. ,Mrs.
Jean Cameron; lucky *able
:Drize,, Ethel McMurtrie; young-
est person, Sandra Wiliert;
CIOSeat - wedding anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuss; per -
sen coming farthest, Mrs. An-
nie C. Hopkins; Centennial cos-
tume, Mrs. harry truss, Mrs.
Wni. Fuss; ;Mystery -object,
Steven Hillier,
• MacDONALD REUNION
The 'MacDonald Reunion was
held July 16th,. at bions Park,.
Seaforth, with 50 in attendance.
Elected officers for 19.68 were:
president, Gordon MacDonald;
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Leon.
ard Shobbrook; sports commit:
tee, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sara?ras,
Mr .and Mrs. Don Tremeer - So-
cial committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Don 1,2clure, Mr, and Mrs. Mur
rail -Baker. •
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex MacDonald,
their Tamil-y,grandchildren: fi4.
04 gremie ildron, -g tber i . t
J;41eniii Park J'1,1l•V X041 Vie rel 1•Q
Started off with, a anti Battle
ending in a tie 'between Ted La-
mantra team and Dave Tremeerli
•team. Beeea, pre School, , nor
McClure; 8.8, 1CezteDo11al4;
8-10, Debbie McClure; single;
girls over 12, Janice McClure;
single men, fiver 12, Dave Tre-
weer• married -ladies, Greta Bak•
ger married, men, Don: McClure;
ladies kick the .,slipper, Janice
McClure; men's kick the slip-
per, Ross Sararas; ladies 3 -leg-
ged race, Greta Baker and Jan-
ice McClure; .men's 3 -legged
race, ,Don 'Tremeer and Murray
Baker; balloon relay, •Brendd
MacDonald's team; shoe, relay,
Gerry Sararas'`teaizt; ball relay,
Greta Baker's team; a peanut
scramble followed; person' com-
ing longest distance to 'picnic,
Terrihabbrook, Sarnia;. young-
est person present, David
Wright; oldest person, Alex
falacDonald; closet birthday,
Vicki Baker; closet anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDonald.
Following the 'sports,' supper
was served and it was decided
to hold a picnic again , next
year.
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COCHRANE REUNION
The annual Cochrane reunion
w,as -held at. Clangregor Square
in Bayfield. Fifty-five sfat down
to supper. • x
It was decided to hold the
picnic the same date next .year
with the location to be deckled
at a later date. Wm. Elliott,
Centralia was reappointed pre-
sident; Margaret `Jones, secret-
ary; Man McAllister, ' treasurer.
Table committee for 1368, Bel-
va Fuss and Ethel MoMurtrie.
Ruth Willem, Jean Rothwell
and Brenda Turner will be in
Charge of sports.'
The result's of sports, conduc-
ted by'Ruth Willett ert andd Brenda
Turner were: 5 and, under,,. Ro-
bent Willert; Gail Turner; Girls
'6-10; Janice Turner, ' Lois El-
iott;- Boys 6-10, Steven Hillier,
John Hillier; Girls 11-15, Kathy
Fuss, Margaret Madge; Boys 11:
15, Kenneth Jones, John Hillier;
young ladies, Linda Fuss, Ruth
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