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SCOINS CLEANERS
RECEPTION
for Mr. and lefrs..Stenlei Johns
'BAYVIELD'PAYITION
Wed.., .JiAly :15th:
Everyone 'Welcome:!
for Mr. and Mrs. Ruder Penner .
(nee -Alice Brialter,, daughter ef Mr:
and Mrs. John 13riaket, RM. 2,
W1toin MONKTON
. COMMUNITY CENTRE -e
'FRIDAY,. JULY 10th
Ladies, 'please bring LunchEVERYONE WELCOME
•CE'PTI-0-14
fand.„mis• Joh* )1inns'
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July: 5th
_..CONSTANCE HALL
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•PAVILION
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..ORCHESTRA
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Reunions,
4P.,.RICHiltDSON tte CO. -REUNION
The C, Richardson ..gc Oo. Ltd.,
St Maree, held their annual picnic
'Saturday, jelly 4, at 'the Lions
Parlt,• •Seaforthe with 30 present.
The annual picnie of the company
.wae organized by Local 16,;Deire
Uteileil • WoekeeS' aael. _the.
following -officers: p r es id en t,
Phates vige-president,
• Fred Pedley; eecretary-treesuree,
Spence Reid. '
Winners Of the events were:" chil-
dren ,up 16 lour years, Glen Him
-
burg; six to eiget, St,evert ,Stacke
eight to 10, Jackie Parkine..10 te
12, Feed,. Cowdrey e 12 to 14, 'Joyce
Parkin; men's race, E.: Vaettat-ter;
ladies' reee; Mrse.e: Sealy; ladies:
sliee ",ideltinge-Mrs.'-J. A. Richaid-
,Soeeethree-legged face, Mr.. and
Mee. Joe 'Sealer; balloon -bursting
:eenteeet,e Joan Parkin; children's
-
three -legged race, -Jeery and Toece.
Parkin; velieellearrow race, Jerry
and Joyce .Parkin.
SSe.1.4 'STANLEY PICNIC
"%The:Anneal -School picnic of ...SS
.NO.'14; Stanley, was held Friday Of
last 'week at .Seaferth Liens- Perk.,
The Winners in the spotts_wete
ee-foleaves eeepreesclieotee-, 'Gordon
Wright,, Ricky Gibbs; eix - and un-
der, Gail...;Henderson, Donna C1if
..,tem.; eight and, metier,' Gweinielli
teereirick; Bine' Henderson;. 10 and
•underi Larry Gibbs c Gwenneth lien-
drick;' ;12, atiele Bill- -Fergie
har,, James' Wright; 14 end., wider,'
eTerry Johnson; Mcl3eth;-
,yeeng ladies,Crailelaequher. Lore
•raine Talbot; .yeeug enen, . Jerre:
Jelmeaneetoss IVIckeath, '
Kick 'the. sliPper" .10:- and under,
Brian Triehner; 'Gwenneth.'.
dricle; kick the slipper; le- and' eve
_eie_Gertrude-e-T6OnkeeCeeile-Fearque
tar; . gathering clothes piriereLeb0.-,
Clift6e;...ter,ace. Fife -Oat; gather-
clothee pins, men, -Dick'. Mee
Cabe; Allan Johnsen; • nail driving;
mere., Cliff Henderson, ' Ernest „Tal-
bot ; „ eel]: driving; ladies, Doreen
McLachlan, DerotliY.:Talbot; Pess;.
ing beans, Aubree...FeirtnieF.'
FEDERALL-RUBBEE-400e-PICIVIC
"The .Federel- gabber' Co., 'Strat=
ford, .held their anneal picnic-, at
the Litme Park,. Seafeethe With 140
in, attendance. ' Those iti .Charge.
were Eleanor IVIcArthure:Jeati.Pete
rie, AnnabelleOehm, Pet -De' La-
fatier, Marcella Meyer and George
- -The races were held as 'follower:
pre‘schOol age, Jeffrey Balley;Kev-
in Brown; Debbie Dehme girls, six.
to nine, Dietefe. Salter,. ;Susan Teel;
'Janet McArthur; boys, .six 10
nine,Rothe Ricky Brown;
k throwing girls; eti nine,
;Janet McArthur • Serie,
throwing. ball; boys, six 'to 'nine,
;
ENDRICK•iten Teethe ' 'Bobby:. 1):'1.,alnier;
girl's, nine to 13, Jill Waltee...0aroi
Bredliagen' baireing.peands- Gail
ATION
LUXE WAX - WASH
Complete Lubrication
TIRES— BATTERIES
ACCESSORIES
CONFECTIONERY
For 'Friendly Efficient.
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VISIT
KENDRICK'S
• 13/A STATION
inmumiimmimmunnnimumma
PAINT • NOW!
During our Gigantic
•--SPECIAL ---
•'Ext ior
HOUSE
'Pet Gal.
LIMITEle OUANiter ""`''
an Be Coloured to 60 ColoVre
ublin Electric
°aim, Sendra lefoWee wheelbere
roev, rape; jire . De Lafeeiere Arne
DavideBourne; 'Ken Itotheeed Bab'
bY De. Lafarifete blowinghalloons,
boys, nine tee13,:erolirei Hartiee-Teec-.
ryelitigeiee;. blowingballoons, girls,
nine to 13, Carelel3rodliagen; Bey,
Lowe; ; peanut , ecreinble,'
Oehm; kicking shoe; ladies,: Sane
dra Bailey;' ' Walking. ..rOpe, *Doug
MeAither; .stocking , race, Edith
Listrieen 'Helen Bredbagen; Bee -
trice• Lowe; „theowing 'ballooneleab
anclejeare-Wheal. • )
A:delightful luncli was .served by
'J..M.Schneid, of'Kitchener.,.,
BENTLEY.REUYION.. .
Seafettletioni-Park-Waeetheesete
ting 'foe -the annual Bentley 're -tie --
ion with' 'ebotit. 40 in attendance.
The officers for •the picnic were:
president, Bert. Vincent,,Belgr aye;
secretary4geaeineeee Mrs.. Frank
Baird,. Mitchell; , grounds -commit...,
feei-Mr: and 'Mrs; Stuart ',Bernier-
naarieSt. Marys; sports coinmittee,
Mrs. Ken Ahrens, lVlitchelle and.
Miss 'leaeie Baird, London.
der, Jim Kyle, Ken Jones; boys, 10
and eindee,e:Geant Joaee, Dennie
Littleton; girls, 12 and under, Gwen
Jones'. Gvvenneth. Hendrick. boys
12 and under Robert Cooper; Bill
McNichol; three-legged race, Mat -
eerie Turnef ehd Gee= jonee,.Gary
Anderson: arid, GranteJenes; Wheele
.baretee -race, Robert- Copper and
'Bill McNichol, Gary,. Andersiefi mid
Grant' JOne$ e girls. kick ,the
slip-
per, Karen Littleton, W.entlyelonee;
boes kick,the slipper,. Robert Coop-
..er, 'Bobby, Gridsek; Marriedladies,
Norma Deitz; -Mona • Alderdice;
girls kick the slipper; Norma Deite;
Lorraine Coopere paper plate,rate,
Lorraine Cooper, Meier Aldeftlied;
'minute race; Marearet Jones, Lor-
raine Cooper; laceyeeeith
ions, Mee: Aleir..WeeMintri.ee llo0la-
li6Op relae,. Lerreene.e Cooper's
tea;' guessing the emints,„ :Wee
'A,Iderdi'ee and IVIalyel: Kyle: (tied).
' • ORR REUNION
• The-210the-Orrereurieen -was :'held
. on Sunday, July 5, at- Riverview
Peek„ Exeter ii
A-picnie luec:.was.
enjoyed for dinner arid supper by
38'membere•. The eotnenittee.
charge , for: thie : year •Weee Ms:
John Currie and Mrs. .Win.. Lapp,,
Whigheni. , ;
Sports :winners Weee:, ehildree, 5
and lender, Olive Leere.Duaine Car-
rie; .girise 10-15, Betty •• Ann TAPP;
..Mary Joan Lapp youee''Iadies'
race, ,Betty.Ana Lapp; Marilyn Rite
.chie; mareied women's . taee,e.Mee.
Wm., Albright "Mrk.' Claude, Doe';,
- ladies:. kick elle leettyeAnn.
•Lane., Marilyn' Ritchie'; men -kick
'the elipper;1),ouglee Oseeald
Rudy;; tieing the necktie, Claude
;Dere ariteleetty Ann-Teapp.; emistee-
:time Douglas Lapp and.. Marilyn'
etteteldeeelefeeever-reley,--JameeeEe
,Otr's teanie eeeneolatieneeWelieni-
--Lapn'e .tearrre, eldesteledy', ORS ent;
• Mrs: Abeline Orr, LangSiclee .eldest
.gerit.present EL J Qrr Hens all;
'faimtle -travelling tile' farthest; Mr.
and Mrs..A1bright,' Detroit.
'Members Were pieeerit froM.Dee
• troite London Parkhill, 'Elmwood,
•Wirighame .Laegeidee, leepley- and
„ .'
• The committee for isqo Is.
Mrs. Claude Dere,Ripley;
Mrs. :David Henderson; Ripley.;
Mrs. Eisen. Arnold, Kincardine. •
UNION
SHOBBROOK RE...;
• . „
• ..Sixt-jeeetien...; Members ,;.• of e.e
.8lielebreek".eaffilly attencied,.the
efteal, reunien on jely,;5', at ,Seaforth'
Lioris , :Parke eTlie Officeree fere:the
PiCeie..-*ere .-president. Mrs: Laura
Sainitiercock; t ry; , Mee,
Lorne. Sholebtookeeteeeetirefe Ger.
don' ':Shielebroele; elerieleeceinntittee„
Mre. EeeCeeeelorde.mrS. E.lehee.;:
ePorts .6eininittee;.„ Mr.-
• .
• Therestilts.Weee.ae folleeee:.bey$
. „
under, five, Donald. Waltling.e.egiele
under, severieVirendeelffeltlinge Con;
tee ' Gibbingee •Aeletie ;Andrews;;
ebbleee bend: taees,,,Veene: Gibbingee
Myrtle Knee eehoye.. iiiidereleeeleeeee.
Stung, 'John "Albert Seueelercoeke.
-yeeng.....men. eCraWferd,;,•.beys
anclegitle'..,oVer :seven, jehrielVlan-.
fling; ladies aind.girlseehoe kicking,
,Baebera Josling,„BethKriox;', eating'
men's -ball. • throwing, eGerdon Seel)?
biookeenieeeeehalleore bloWing 6On-
feet: Bele Seithderceickeledies" hall
throWing7Verna :'Gibbings;,)ladiea
eating . soda biscuits and whistle;
Verna. Giblairigs;.".' farnilY,Who.,tanne
.•the'fartheaty: Mr.. and Mrs., Cotdoe
Sprung from Manitoba.; ,oldeet-pere
Shobbroek; peanut
scramble for for cliildreneuedeie 10,
eleihreeeManningee-Margaretee--Sefehe
brook; girls'112y.eers,
.brook, Donna hiabbrefalt; .youngest
babY","• Paul •Gibbhigs, Months;
baby ',them .farthestedietaticee Cam
len .Josliii, .from .:Dertmoneh,eN.S.;,-;
:bees, .a tide gerle callireeetheehindegi
for' -their mother„,,Iohn.,,Gibhing?,;;
Wendy e Waffling; thee, eali4d, con-
test, 'Charlie -CraWfOrd';anaall:beys''
and.girls'.' races, 'Brian. Hunking;
• :Winners were:H. guessing number 'lucky number -.between..1 and 1,000;
Of, jelly. beans in jar, Mrs. Katie Jack Andrews;. age, 'rade, Mrs. L
Stewart- Teeewatet eegeriseeeneetn Shobbrook;"'7,1adies"--efulibere bend -
five years, -Wanda Stock; boys,One. race, 'Ethel Shelobrook; nienrs'rub-,'
to' five years, Gerald Ahre,nS;gthls, her band race,.NorMartiltacifordi .
.SiXeee 10 year, Mary Joan Ban Th.n:OffiCers fet. the. 1960.: ieun-
riernien;..beye,eix to 10 years Ger; ion. are president Gordon .Shob-
den M cDoirald; bojs 10 to 14 .brook, secretary Liiliaa. Carte
Herold'SWitzete wright;:.1.reasUrer,.',BetlieKnex;', etre
iel Switzer, r".Inne Thacker; young, 'Cie]. 'eominittee, Key
men:, Tem Wliite.i)teani, races; aine SaiiiidereockeBert and Dore Shob-
Thaeker; Picking SlipPers,-Irtooth- brook; sports " :. committee; :Lorne
pick e and life-saver race„Clirence arid ',Birth. ShOlebrooke ;
'water
team;bdttle, and ', ' ` ' • '
water :rice, Aiyin Thaeker'S team; STIEHENS00.• KEP'slIfON
Tee:bele ganie was stepped mieeee :The 30the, annual. Stephenson ree
donne a ram anion...Wee:held at .Seaforth Liope.
. 4
• Park' on July '1,'with a record ate
MORE.NZ REUNION -
tendenee of around 140' relativeS
.
The lylorenz refinion was• -•held -attending, from., -Toledo,: Ohio, De -
July '5 in. •Mitchell Recreational .troit and Marlette; Mich., Lions
Park with 'approximately 130 at Head and Winghairie Greetings: also.
tendinge•A nice time' was spent 'by, were.. received frOni..Mr.• and Mrs.
all, with garnet arid races conduct- Reward Wylie, of',WroXeter, feoin;
ed by Mr. and Mre..,Floyd Clark,Liverpool, England,. Where they are
of Mitchell; The oldest. lady pres- epending, a, see.Weeks"„holiday.. 'ree
.ente was Mrs. .Sotiise Motenz, , of ..A. shorthesinese Meeting; Pres-id-
Mitehell. The youngest , baby.. was ed over lee: Allen Arinsttong; leap
,Valeree:Lecroite daughter of Mr. held atter the dinner: "The , follow.'
and Mit. Phil. Lacroix, of ...St. ing Officersarieleeommitteee were
IVIatee, Mr.: ken, Kauffman, of elepted for a: tWo-Yeer .teiernepreei-
Breslen came ;the farthest. dis- dent Allan Armstrong, Varnae eice
knee, and 'Air, and MrsWilliam president,. Ralph Stephenson; sec-
Jefe'iy RE, 2, : Stratferd, received retary, George. Stephenson; table
the ptizeefor' Abe largest.” family. :committee, Mr. .and Mrs. Elmore
The reunion for 1960,isto be held Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs:, 'Ralph
the first Sunday in July at lEtiyer- Turner; .sperts. committee, Mr...and
view„ Perk, Exeter. ,; 'Mrs,: Garnet elloesseau„.•.; Mr,.. and
•Officers elected were as fell6Vis:t 1Versellareese Keys: At Was' also 'dee
president, : William Stephen"; secre- Wedtoliold next "year's reimion
tary, Mrs. Jack Corbett; treasurer, oft thegenie date: and pleee. • ..
Arthur, leferenz; lufielie committee,: •• .The restate & the sports Were as
Mrs. Sohn kleckrnari, Mts.. Hugh fellow's chilciren. and:. iindere
Morel* MrSPellojelVIOreez and Mrs. Deborah `Stepliensohe Bonnie Arm-
Lealie
Adams; &penis coreimittee, strong; ;gala, • 6,9 leTareey Coneitt
Phil .Lacroix; Lorne „,Wolfe, ..Roes Cheryl, 'Mouseeau; hoes, 64, 'Paul
Corbett and Connie Corbett. 'Sterthenson; Preddie Arinsfeenge
• ' girls.,, Or a ceM , '
'R1PPEN EAB AND in#, PICNIC Turner; '042betealfeMOriorie
9 -12e -Paul Stephen,
• The annualleippen Baby- Band son, Leonard Metcalfe -;;Young lad -
and
Mission Band picnicwas held lies'. tace,,,Shirley ,Metcelie, Grace
at Seaforth Lions Park with .abOut Metcalfe;. youngmens
e0 in attendance on.Tuesday. 'The Stephenson; lim eneitt; Married
leader of the .Baby Batd.ie. Mrs, ledies.e.eece, Leis Armstrong, IViona
Ross troadfoot, and of the Missien: .Stephenson; married.'rneres, race;
Band,: Miss Dorothy • . Corisitt, Win. Taylor; ladies
Itesulte of the races were: . pre- ldck the slipper, Merin-Arnistrong„
gated ''.61iildrene ,Brenda ',Turner; Dorothy, Mousseau; niOn kik the
'jean Pinkbeitier;ix atidi ender,. seipper, Dee :Caninbeei, Wm. "Cen-
DelebinAfidersen,Mthy Ifendrielc; ea; three-legged 'tate; Wm, TaY-
•giria, eight and 'under,- Geeenhelle lor and Consitt, Keith .Stephe
ifisen end jini Cobeitt; relay raee,
Walking on .paPer .platee; Mena
P,Itone.70 r 2 — DUBLIN. 11.00146k, Nam' C°11sitt; Pilse
10
• arid tindere GeVenneth enendriek,
ilitiiimmo
rin
icnics
present, Mrs. David Stephenson;
oldest gentlemanejohn Armstrong;
youngest boy, ,Gerald Armstrong,
son 'of ,Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arm-
strong; youngest „girl., Judy Steple
enson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Stephenson, Ilensall.
, McAllister Reunion
.;The McAllister reunion was ',held
at Bayfield on Sunday, July 5. Dr,
Arthue 'MeAllister,, Georgetown,
lionorary-presieleat. Prepared book-
• lets- of the:history of the McAl-
• lister clan. Which were presented
to 'various members. Over 70 at-.
tended from Toronto, Georgetown,.
Grosse Point, Detroit and Apple-
gate, Mich., Ilensale Exeter And.
• An invitation was extended to the
.Canadian members to attend: -the
American reenion eat ,Applegate;
•Mich,, on Labor day. President for
1960 is' Ruseell McAllister, Toron-
to; secretary,-treasnrere Arthur Mc-
.Allistere -”Jre- Georgetown.--Dinner-
wae served, and the afternoon spent
in reunion with the clan.- , .
BRUCEEIELD WA PICNIC,
•' Approximately 100 attended the
B.rueefield WA picnic on 'Tuesdey
at the cottage of .Mrs. Ross' Scott.
Mire, .meT7p,raliagi and Mrs. Nics,
menleeird" ie eeeege. Of Peq.
, el'he reeuite the ,races were 'as
folleves: -live ...end under; '-.‘leetlier,::
Robieson Sandia Graham.; .
six to' „Brenda eie
-Brenda-eAnneetergreayes.e.
under,. • Garden elendeeeon;
LaWrelice: Elliett; ..girls,eeight And
:ender: .Sheeoie,.Baird 'Linde'Rehinson; boys, 10 and. tin,der ,B�nnie•.
'Seett':.Gertlen...11enciereOri;.boYee 0,
eeggederaceeeRonnie-e aleaul and
;Pillee'Releinson GeraleAldwinide.
andefeeLebbeegirlee 3-leggedetaee;„
Sharon Baird and Linde ,eteleirisofe
Joan Aldwinkle and. Bernice, leeleb;
•.Gineer. ;MacGregor • Of. .Owassk
Mieehigen: end. Brefere,. Ann Harj
greaees,- • ..:
Boys' " Sick. race,: Jiminee
.sen; Gordon.Henderscei; Sack,
receeSheeeneB.airdeBerniceeliablee
iniked racee Graham., ;Bren-
da An Hargreaves,,. Joe Lobb;
ghee. teee, Bernice Lobb; Joan Aide
wineflee•Searoff Saitde. .throWireee
hall in umbrella, Gerd= Hendee]
son, Joe ...Loth; Yonrigest„. persoe;
peesent,'Cliekleeel3reedfOote count -
Ing.
catillSgiijariLOye.Elliett;
Iad-
les' :raee,:.BettY. 'Gratiaine
Iteigteave's; idekellieeelipper; Shir-
ley
;.elarg.teaVes; Tend,. 1VecN.aughe
tone, notion, Mes.:11anie Nfrse Wm.
.Fotheringlienee,liick Spot,,Barleara
Robinson, a votopto,.;-.; meet geend-,
'children ,.Mrs.. John:: Aikeehe ad;
:.lieeeseringethread,..:MrS.:Edgat .A1,,
Jere ; Mre.,, „Roes eSeette. aidestenere
sere present, ,Mrs. C. Heng14,.efere;....
Douglas; cIathee. ;pin ' race,
Mrs,. Ruby 'TTrieletieti.'. Mr's. Edger:
lucke. tee: Cep/ Mte, Shirley'
.1fargreaves.:. ", ':„ •
reeepteeeeeekeeedetite Mt's: eWiliner
BeeadfoOt Mrs. Scott for
hereleesPiteliteeandepeeeented.herWith a gift'
' HUNTER? REUNION
' -The; reunion 'Wee .helcie at
leivereieveePark EXeter. Saterdeee
'Jule' 4; With about Kleet theellenter
relatives sittiegedown. •toe setopeie
aftee eall: • remaieed :standing . a
niotheat's: silence eit.• memory "of -
those wbene. had. peeeed :oil during
'the' year, : .felieleedebee 'ell .singine
•
The president,. Stewart Ceriffeed.
Teeidoneteted as.master'of,..eceree-
Meniese. anclejust before -the' supper
was over he 'took, charge :of 'the
husinees. The: seetetary read the
minutOs of .thelast fithnie,..and .the'
executive brought". ni :the ,slate eof
toitte-es- :for ate :Plonk eat -the
_same; peaae "next 'Ye.er jelly e,
19.60e.-eeee ' ' eeee'r
'fee
President . will be ..,Stewart. Ge.dee
Londeri; immediate :PaSt-president,
'Bill Brock, London: .viee-president,
Boy. Hunteie: Exetere..' Jaek Del -
'Wedge, Exeter; •Frank Dickens, Ali
see Craig; ' Dickens, Lam• e
betheOrtte. 'secretary,. Mrs," ,Herold
Iiiintere :Exeter.; aseietant eecree
tary, Lammie;:.' Centralia;
spOrtS.„corrirnitteerl-larold !Hunter,
,Eketer; McDotaid. Exetee;
,1VIrse:.pee.... Skinner,. Exeter;. Mrs.
Douglas Exeter; teble.
eceiamitteee Mr. end..Mrs,...leessell
Snell; Exeter; Whit-'
neyeCoatee; eCent,ralia; .:Ana
Mrs..ThOrnas Brodie Granton; Mee
end: Mee: Win.. Dixon, Clandebeeree "
e The Ptesident'ethen turned the.
reunion over to the epserte earefriite
tee and while ,:thee. younger .:: ones -
'were having'their:sports thelardipa
.cleared the tables. Mrs. LOttie
Coetes, reeeived the. prize for the
oldest lady present Mid' she was' On
the • welcoming :committee. Mrs.
'Jack Hunter reeeivedethe Prize for
coming the greatest 'diatance; Mr.
:and Goldie Glenn. , wort the
prize, ,for having:the' largest..fain,.
ilepresent at .the ieuniotee 1VIrS
Eeterett Skinner • won for, having
the 'inoSt "Mr -aims' on her dresee boy.
or. Man, with. the most coloke in bis..
ecicke, Larry Brintnelle There were
the regular races, but' one contest
'that created k lot of. fun was: the
novelty. contest in which' the, ladies
'and men, as competitors, made.the
longest line with their clothing,
shirts, ties, belts, . shoes, etoekings„
and 'even slips" were .added
give Athe, ladies • the .'edvant-
There were.letters of regret -re-
ceived from members who weree,
unable 'to attend, from Vancouver;
BC., North Tonawanda, N,Y, Ito
chester, N.Y., Corona Del Mar,
Cale SaekatoOn, Sask.; Calgary,
Alta„ Toronto and St. Catharines,
'Members were preseet from Ot-
tawa, St. Catharines, Lainbeth,
London, • Gra/lien Ailsa Craig,
Woodham, ClandebOYe ah
Centralia.. '
A public addrese` system added
'fetich to the everlingeas each:per
Was.' able `to 'hear all the tarsi-
ness,, as' well as the sports. The
president, Stewart Griff, ably, as-
sisted the sports committee by' not
billy calling out the race Or con-
test but bee givitig such a good
resume Of it so all could enjoy,
(contilDnueUd BfroLmitiage
!leMwrsYork.
C,ostello ,at Ilifalton and
Toronto. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malone and
children returned to Winnipeg Fri-
daMyrib. y
an'rdCMAr's- fr. L°erlinniMeaGit°affnen. y and
son, Brian, of Brockville, with Mr.
Carl. mid Jerry Stapleton,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd McCarthy in
V'erndale and Pontiac, Mich.
• Mr. and Mre. Frank 13mn and
children, 'of "Kitchener, with Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Evans.
_ Mrs. Eugene Geroux; of Thor-
old, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cos-
ftaell• mmori".6, .ha.vicehornla,..0_sveed__-Kri....nallosktohpfe hone
,of
of the late Jemes Krauskopf, which'
she recently purehasedefrorn Peter
1VIaloney. • • -
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reynolds,
of Detroit, with Miss Monica Byrne.
• Mr. and Mrs; Jack Parker, of
Houston, Texas, with 1Vir. and Mrs.
Frank Burns. ,
Mr, and Mi -s. Fergus Stapleton
-
at Clairmont, with Mr, and Mrs.
• eT,at McGrath; 'Hamilton, 'spent
the weekend_At his_bome___h_eree_e_
-Itiff,--iii-d-1171rs.—Fiank Rowland and
-
children, Oekville; vvith Mr Louie
McGrath._,, „, '
GARDEN 'CLUB NEWS
',The .third Meeting �f the 'Thrifty
Kippenettes Garden Club was
held at ehnhoniee of , Miee Sin -
elan' on Monday' at .3 'pale'.. -10e.:
• McAllister eatterided the . Meeting.
`,Thitteen.egire$,:anewered ., Tole
`e.all..afid: the Miriutes- last
• nreeting'2":Viere.'''aPproved 'aa read.
rieXt'lneeting Will, be held: .at-
Mrs.,.:..-A,...SliaprnaWs-',0i7-Aiigust
The leaders. gave more enformee
lion eefi .garden Weeds .MI0 ltild hew
to e.teke :toinetoes., Mrs, McAllister.
eleenemetrated 'an; infoeinee flower
Irrangemente eneXeeee-You woad:
'Set :a.e. aelniffeti;neeigainet. a well.
'Sinclair- and Mrs. Cliapreen
,
-gave., useful pointers cooking
vegetables. . ' • .•
.Honid.aSsignments for the, .next
'meeting are: .. (1), g.aedening, (2)
bringrecrd up,to ,clete (3)
start reference' .file, seethed ye'are.
icerninne4itly.;,:WOrk begunjuLfir,St:
year, year; . work-. tawards
ebrepletitig arrange . fleW-
,ers • for a ..dining: table . at .least
once e -(5) ;peepare and serye eriy,
two .vegetebles when. ready. ;
-'1"he roll: .eall Jot the next . meet,'
hag bringteee vegetable's of wee
kind to the .meetheg.... • ' '
Win sor Schoo
• THE ExposiToR, SEAFM111, ONE., , JO;
Pagejj
.CO11—eg(Ceronhtleirit'lebereontn.
career at a4iiral sehool .near Dun-
gannon Thee,'• he, tau'ght' seyeral
years e in Waterloo Ceeety, : and
,Tifinninse 'He Went Ad lArindsor•in
1926 "and in . jaffeeree .e929e:When
,TeaeielMeeerell Scheel Was- built, he
Was Appointed as its :'first prinCie.
`The eetiff ;Of the .ChleelSti
e3" 'teachers. Under -his leadere.
, eliiO, 'David MaxwelleScliool-has ef.7
-ways been in the fOiefrent in ac-
tivities • of educational, atideticat
:and community interest. Many out -L
standing epepils graduated
frcenthe..echool during this. period:
Mr. -Keyese4.haseserYed as,Presi=
dent:.of the Tedeliers'effiefitiite, and,
has been actiee ie 'the men TeaChe
ers' having :been orese
"defeetif the Essex -Kent District and
eepreeenting..thieegroup at theepro-
eineiel'hieethige,. for. several yeare.
Fertile...Past 20 Yeeis heelies been
e-fireniberedethe-hOardeefedirectors
Aid:.Socieey, 'bet'
.Whitlebt, niktEssex CoUnty.,lee'has
been president Of bpardetwice
dining:, that:period He is .also a
:Member, . Lincoln. Road united..
Chiirehe sereriiireae-sineeritedeet.,
ef..theSenday,Seheel for a ,nemb.ee
.of.F.y.eare.e.At.preserit •fie isrecotd
*Mg steward afetee'
'of the .church. •"
itia Mrs. Keyes, the:fernier
Ella Sehweitzeee.Ehriira, and. their
'daughter, loan - reeide. at .2282 -Hall'
'Ave Windsor.
• CROMARTY
. Miss', Margaret. A: Walleee spent
a,few daes at Bruce Beach.. '
Mr: and Mrs. Harry Elliott and
daughter, Susan, have retutted to
their home in Windsor after spend-
ing their, holidays here ' "with, eVIr.
-and Mrs, e. Wallace and. other rel. -
Mrs. M. Houghton, accOrrinanied
'by 'Mr: and Mre. Ress,,Houghton,
Mrs. Kemp Of Mitchell_And Frank
Stagg were guests_ at the wedding.
of her grandson, Frank Houghton;
to Helen Shirley eGrant oe. Satur-
day,' July 4, • at the. npAr Station
in Aylmer, , .
Mr. Anerew'' McLachlan Mrs.
Grace •Scott, ,Mrs., Sadie Scott ende
Mrs: Ken McKellar enjoyed a mo-
tor trip to Belmont and Fanshaw
on Tuesday, e.eiefe
• Mise Alice Sorsdahl has Tecitre,d
a position. with the 13 ell Telephone
in Landon. •
Mr. Lin MeleellarBola and
Laurie were guests at the Wedding
of 1VIurray Miller andhis beetle in
Brantford on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. -Ward Forrest and
Margaret, of Zurich, visited Mrs,
,Houghton on Sunday.'
. ;Miss Carol Adams., of Metchell,
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex' Gardiner.
The CGIT' Girls'.witlt their
ery Mrs. Larnoiad;visited the Prof
„Iestatit Orpljanage in London:,
where they ;treated the children to
a hinch and other amuseitients: The
,gthls also. ,visited Kellogs mutt-
• factirring building aad,Stbry'Book
Gardens.
VVIVIS lefeets
The WMS July meeting Was held
at the' home of Mre. Frank Allen,
with; Mrs. E., Moore presiding and
taking charge of the devotional
period., Moll call Was answered
with a verse on, •'Service'. Mrs.
Sorsdahl, assisted by Mrs. Allen,
Mrs. Lowed, •eilre. K. IVICkellar
and Mrs. Boughton, took the study
book on "How We Serve "Throrigh
the Cheire,h," • Mrs. Will 1VIiller read
a paper entitled/ "The IVIeasures
of a ati," 'Current events Were
given by Xis, Jim Scott
iffloteeimee Nancy` Consitt; boys, eight and uri, SteriheaSeri'S tearn; Oldest: ;IadY even 04 of sight of the tontest,
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STANLEY NATIVES VISIT LAPEER;
R[ALL BRUCEFIELD DAYS
no West Park St.,
.Lapeer, Michigan: .
Editor, The . Huron Eepesitor:
, •... , , ;
•
. Will McQueen and his wife, froM
'Cass. City; Mich., 35 rhiles enerth;
'east. of. Lapeer, dropped. in .recent:
ly. .:Many-L.well, • a . 're-
MembereWill's' dad', he. farmed, on„
the. second. of . Stanley ',years :ago,.
then, c'arne, te,the Sta.tes. not
-eine; belt • I thirikeWill was -here . in
*Staideye....AnYwee. his- .dad ' and
George .Baird, the beloved Sehool-
master,.,George F.errest,,,.1VreeTjaM.-
eesoe 'and.sorne.,othefe, to
sing: individually and, in , egeoep.,
Most- of them- had,' at one tifee, or,
another, the esinging... Ile the
zeld_cbutcheatBrueefielde •evenebe-
fore -the. organ Wes. used in emelic
Worship.: If erten-tore _ serves. Me.
cerreetly,..Jeck Snider,...andeelern,
iGeorge Baird and Wife, „leek 'Sleari
Moodie: andethereeSaiedeelless bays,
patty..at_.JintelvIeDiniaIds tele
and wife, me' exii,? /c
,were:tetered by theee men I-teirile
night. in 19.1e; •Wilen . &Ice
Queen, Sr.; "Sandy'? Ross andWifee
Ierecallee about. a year go now
(MY;Dael_wee .tife,eeeeep ,
he •wes , East on a..., buying .trip)---,
parting alljoined hands in
"Gad Be ,With. Yen' Till Weelefeee
, . , . .
ZION
Sympathy is extended to 1VIrs,
George Robinson erici larhily in the
loss df a loving husband arid father
who passed eway last week in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
• Mr. and Mrs'1b Britton vis-
ited Fi•iday night with ler. and -Mrs.
Norman Stanlake at Grand Bend.
' -and Mrs, Dalten Malcolm
with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald.Gibb on
Sunday. • '
Mies Gayle Lannin visited •with
Mr, anceMrs„ Bill Stephens in Strat-
ford last ,week., .
•Miss Joel.' Britton and her girl
friends spent' last week at Pott
Elgin. '
• Mr. and Mrs. Rosrdon, -Don-
na and' Barry with Mrs, Mary Mal-
colm oft Sunday. .
Me. and IVIrs. George Pepper, of
Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Pepper on Saturday. .
4 -II DAIRY CLUE •
The second regular meeting Of
;the Seaforth 4-H Dairy. Club was
held at the home of William S.
• Storey on Monday at :20 p.m. Don
Grieve denlonstratede the good
pointe about a- Jersey. cove. The
members 'then • jUdged a claSS of
Holstein coWs, With reaeons, and
another lass of Jersey coWs were
judged: The members gave their'
reasoris to the leaders. Mr. ,Grieve
gave the official placing.' The 4-H
Pledge was repeated by the mem-
bers, followed by the minutes 'of
the last meeting and the roll call.
Mr. Grieve discueLed the 4-H bug
tripand the members purchased
their tickets. Dennis Jewitt thank-
ed Mr. Grieve and Kenneth Papple
thanked the' Stor•ey family.
Mr. and MI'S, elgarry Horton are
attending the EdWardS-Mallin wed-
ding at St Sohn's iknglicanChurc
,Winoria, Saturday, 4fuly
Again." Now, of course, so far as
I know, Martha and I are the only
two left Of , those' Present " that
Well, ,anyway, WiIL. and his' wffe
0-ereehere, and I• said to him:
•"Will, Tom , Baird aed some oth-
ers were here 'last summer, amoeg
them Mee Campbelle- Something
•was said in refer,ente to herebeing
IVIrs. McKenzie." I didn't like , to
ask, "What McKenzie?" :But ,ao
you know whe she married?" .
"Why, yes," he said, "Simie."
"Sirnie?" I dame back.- `Teti
mean Shine from the corner there
in Tucketsmith?"
"of ,course! 'Didn't you know.
"No, I- didn't," I eonfeseed. "You
see-Sintie and' I- were evegy goad
friends and one evening as we sat
in; fronteof Seott's stare he Aoki lue„
-he -guessed -he, would always re-
main Single, and f simposed he
meant it:"
eWell," said, Will, •.f 'when, the
right—woman came -along you see
citecklylae,charigecf his mind."
Then I toldhim about pacldrig
apples for Dave Cantelon at Sirree's
urnmeetdW:eh:%lng;waeitle fogna,rlpem-
trod, then Drew Swan arid I, and
I think
-
Wellie Wilson genie carrie
to the bern,Where the apples Were,
-told as it was far too cold to work
out teere—"come on into the house
by ttle ,fire," he , said rather core:
maeding
Well we did just that, and there
We remained all day, 'We discover:
'ed just 'as Simie had said, it was
farbetter for our healthe.in._the
house. Wbat.did we ,all deer
Why Play, euchre"; of course.. We
found itmuch more stimulating
than packing apples, and besyles
Sirhie's good- mother and sister.
served us two of, the- best .ineals
we ever bad.
I teld Will also. that it was at
Sin -dies farm where. Jack McGre,
got- accidentally fell into the thresh-
er one ,day, oh, maybe 60 years
ago,' It was , a terrible aceident.
• Yes,, I remember so, Well. seeing
S_itnie at every Brucefield spring
show. 'As a, :young -boy, he was'
much intereeted in horses. I grew
up fee know him well later. A very,
veryefine citizen and a credit to
the good, old County of Hurea. And
his wife,' well, the CamPbelles rank-
ed among the best, over there .on.
Stanleys. second, along with the
Bairds, the Gilmouts, Grahams,
MeEwans, McGregors, McCoevans
--indeed, all' a thene-Land 'toady
others --Mae had a ,brother, 'Tom,
•and it seams to me another broth-
er, a dentist. AS I, write, my mind
•goes- back to one day we were
getting some seed grain. at John
Gibson's farm,..and he was telling
Uncle Jack 1V1eQueen what fine
neighbors he had--wIliere's Jimmy
• Ailtenhead, your brether-Jim,. John
Ketchen, Mr. Collins -and Tom Pen -
found; you can't beat that lineup,
John," he said. -
I remember .Tehn. Gibstm well,
as I do Mary, and Bert and Mur-
ray"... Man yes, it , great to 'visit
agnin,, even is it i only imaginary
and on paper. But it sterna like
real.' life,, to- ,ine, anYway&
Very, sincerely
jig O'NE
NSTANCE
• Miss Shirley Little, of Manitoulin
Island, lias returned home after
spending two, weeks at the homei-
Of :Mr.- aridelVirs, 'Clarenee 1VIont--
gomery and family. -•
Mts. Neelliam Simmons and chil-
thee, ef 'Toronto, returned home' af-
ter visiting last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Doneld Buchanan and fam-
1VIrs. Edith McFarlane, of Toron-
to, visited with Mr. and'Mrse-Frank
Riley last week and Mrs. Robert
Woods, and Debbie returned home
to Ajak after spending holidays
with her parents. Mr. and XI'S.
. Mrs. Mabel Snider, of Sarnie,
spent a couple days witielVIr. and
Mrs...Clarence-Montgomery , •
Mr: end Mrs. E. F. -Warren and
daughters spentthe, Weekend with
the latter's parents, Mr. aid Mrs.
Earl I,awsen. Mrs. Warren and
daughters are remaining, for holi-
days,.
Several from heeeeeeterided the
Shakespearan, Festival ',last week
•in- Stratford and saw the Queen
and .Pce Philip, as well aS see-
ing them at the statiott. -
• Mrs. r. M, golden, of Gibson,- B.
C, • is holidaying this week with
her sister, 1Vres. Alf Buchanan. This "
is a happy' reunion as it is:the first
visit in -10 years;--
Mr. and -Mese A. .c..-,Ilawson, of
-Calgary; :Alta., and Mr. and Mrs:
• Clarke Lawson, Tommy and Steph-
en, of Richmond Hill, visited this
Week. at the Jeterie6of 1VIr.„and. Mrs. '
'Robert Jamieeon.,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and
sons visited .Sunday, with Mr. and
Mrs. Alyrner Hart; of Brussels,
IVIrs. .Pollard and Bill IVEilfson.
visited Tuesday with Mrs. Glazier;
of Hensell, and Mrs. Luther San- -
„dere vieited with her brother, Mr.
Williarri "Stepheason, also 6f Hen -
Mr. and Mrs. l3oreen Broene and
daughters spent Sunday, at Port
Elgin. and IlanoeerelVIrs. Brown, Of
Hanover-, returned with them for a
Mr. and 1VIrs. Wilbur tadell, ef
Newton, Visited elVfentla.y at" the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Jewitt and farnily.
FIARLOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sprung,
Ruth and Ross, of Manitou, Mani-
• toba, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Knox and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Mercer, of
•London, visited on Sunday with Mt,
and Mrs. John MeEwing and fain-
HY-
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Roe and
• family' visited on Sunday with Mr.
• and Mit. Min Krueger and Joan,
of $t Agatha. •
Church and Sunday School ser
rices will be held in Burn& Church
this Sunday, July 12, Mrelten Ash-
ton, of Blyth, will be in charge of
-the services. '
• HURON EARIVI NEWS
• Haying operations are nearing
completion in !nose of the .county
with a better than averageOrop
-being harvested. The lrarVesting 01
• early canning peas is also nearing
,completion, Sugar beets are teak-.
exeellent grOwth; howeveele
eollie fields Of corn and white beans
appear to/beat a oandstilt. Vol,*
• barley...10 [ripening" trickly and fR
Wheat atiPears to be Ening vert
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