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LADD REUNION
The seventh annual Ladd re-
union was held, on Stinclay at the.
home of Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Park
with a good attendance. Mis.
Bill Park and Mrs. Gordon Schol-
tz 'convened the sports. A fish.
pond was enjoyed by the children
and a touch and take for the
adults: A1.1 enjoyed the past year
Anniversary At
Pine River Church
(AMberley' News)
A capncity crowd attended the
one hundred and second anniver-
sary of Pine River United.,Church
.on Sunday July 10, Rev, Donald
• MacDonald of Goderich was guest
• minister, Miss• Gayle Boyd, the
organist ,• was accompanied at the
piano by Miss Mary Ellen Shiells,
Sermons by Rev , D. MacDonald
' at both services were much app-
reciated:- •At the morning service
the. Middelkamp quartette gave,
two fine numbers and the choir,
under the direction of Mrs; Ernie'
Gibson and Mr; Robert Rutledge
sang anthems at both services.
•Robert Rutledge was soloist at the
evening service.,
Many former members were
• present for theanniversary and
enjoyed meeting friends after
the serviCe,
mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Irwin of
Ripley Were Sunday, ,guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Harper and
faMily of Kincardine Township,
'Mr. and Mrs. John. C Campbell
of Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. '
Ross Shiells and Miss Mary Ellen,
Shiells of Lecknow, , Mr. and Mrs.
John C. MacDonald and Courtney
of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. •
William Courtney visited on
Sunday With M. and Mrs. Donald
Courtney and, family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown,
Clarence Young and Mrs. Nellie
Young of Windsor spent the week-
end with relatives in Southern
,116-. Ontario. •
Park ,, 89 and Patti Par) 3, was. l*s• Ford Brorohie'visited on
the youngest. Next years picnic.. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
ill be t Se f h Li n ,p k•Nesbitt.
EPN
1 Stig Week attending the funeral
.DUNGANN
c'fAif;.11.efincia;0-1d Errington was
hostess for a, Miseellaneous shoe,'
er, when relativei gathered at
:her home to honour Miss Ilona
Matthys of StrAffordville whose
.Marriage •to Geo. Dtanin takes
PlaBCielltFh:nwcheeokitlam.
on former friends in.the comm -
Mi. and Mrs. Kenneth MeAllis-;
ter who are taking summer eodrses
in Toronto spent the week -end .
with.hii parents-, Mr. and Mrs.
Mason McAllister. Also visiting
Mr. and. Mrs. McAllister lag'
week:were Mr, and Mrs.. Edgar'
Reid of London. • •
Mrs. .Elsie Lewis of RO1and, Man1
and Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Anderson
Of Winnipeg. Man. are visiting
their sister Mrs. Chas. Fowler, and
Mr. Fowler, also their niece ?Ars.
Kent Wakely of Lorene., Man.
Also visiting Mr.,. and 'Mrs. Fowler,
'were Cpl. and Mrs,H. Jenkin and,.
sons, Hal and Rickey of Everett „ -
.Ontario and 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman
McDonald and Lawrence of
Rexdale "' . .
Visitors with Mis. Melvin Reed
recently were Mr. and. Mrs, Erie
Fairbairn of Deroit and Ernen
Girvia and daughter MTS. E.
Hanna of Toronto. • • ,
• Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Dauphin on the birth of'a baby
, daughter on Sunday , July 10. a
• sister for Gary and Mark.
Victor Errington has returned •
home after a three week visit with
friends at Shellbrooke, Sask. •
Mr. 'arid Mrs.- Donald Kroezer,
and Heather •of Woodstock visited
recently with her sister. Mrs. Jean
Broughten; ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiggins of
Brantford visited on Saturday 'with
• Mr. • and Mrs. Thos. Park. •
Art Eggleston was in Ottawa • ,
• unityat the week -end..
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil.
Blake :from a distance attending'
the: Sowerby-Blake wedding on
•July 9 were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
• German of Niagara Falls, Ennis
• Comfort of St. Catharines; Miss
Lucille Burden,:St • Cathar Ines°
t Mrs. Alma Fines, Leaside; Miss
Bonnie Austin; Oshawa; Mr. and
Mrs,. P. A: Kilpatric4, TorOnto;
• Mr'. and Mrs. Jim Blake', .Toronto;
-Mr. and Mrs.' Michener, Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. T.' . Anderson,
LOncion;.Mrl. and Mrs, 1i ...0dbert,
"Stratford; Miss Karen Dawson., . •
.Galt; Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson andl
Mr. and MS. Richard Kilpatiick,
Miss, Karen Kilpatricl<. of Winghae
and Mr.. and Mrs..Dotiglas Kil-
• patrick of Dublin.
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Mr. and Mrs.. Cecil Blake and
:Barbara and Nancy Wardrop of
GOderith we spending a few days
at Boiler Beach . •
• Mr and Mrs...Art Br6wn of
Dundas and' Mrs.. Al 'Rolston and:
•Steven of TOronto visited recent-,
.ly with Mr, and Mrs. W ilbur
Brown.
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round 'up of Ladd..gossip, prepared! , BE • WATER
and read by Mrs. Nell Ladd. The WISE!
oldest person present was Thos.
• Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs . -Bob Courtney were Miss
Agnes Campbell, Mr. and 'Mrs.
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Bob Steele of Detroit. Mr. and
• Mrs. William Campbell of I(m-
RI 1cardine, Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood '
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SINK! .....). Irwin and family of Wingharn . .
Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald
and Murr4 McDonald of Ripley
and Mr. and. Mrs. William .
Kempton andPfarnily of Amberley„.
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1967 by JOHN W. FISHER
1 CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER
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• A few weeks ago 1 wrote abont
the Coat:dere:dot • Train and the
Centennial Caravans ,whiCb will •
be tritss-ayssing, , Canada dthiltf
the summer Tonths of 1957 w
exhibits of (›tuadiana. • ,
During the second week • of.
we had
di.'riantling trials for' the Ca.ta,
ns at:c.Migmanizies * the Or
area. "eat 4une MI miring;
....•.. •
• operation --- altnost a big
• arr.*. test exerthse.
/ •
- The: rrst eitent'enons traz-
tor taiiers—n, •lar.--si vehicles
° ever be met •ext=srvel.,t,
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Nott,A.nicam mads — ..."Tverted
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gar
wie-e tce WaXe 21,111
14:t be .347C7-2 Cartipims,
' Tiot mere 'Mont 71177e-
se:met :dr tug= C.tc-rf.lit •
nuts' *hit *tiZ vast nekre
Cath't Annan:antes it
TWO-STEP
AUTOMATIC TIMER
Starts emit stops. oven
suiematicany.
• Outside the tiailert, in the
quadrangle,. large triodesic , forms
go up next (tubular steel triangle.
constrUctien) on which will be
• placed the external exhibits. When ' ••
the set-up job is done -- in, about
t4-0 hours' 'titne the, complete
set is* on site ready for a colorful
Centennial community fair.
On had for the trials at Ot-
13%2were observing officials of
nurnerous • organiz4tictus
• will be involved .with the. Oira-
3,
vans -- provincial". Police of sev- •
eral provinces, the RCMP which
wU have security officers ' with •
• the units 'in 1967, fire marshals,
members of .the Defense Produc-
•*htle the trailers. were DX
decorated ' on the outsidedid
they contain interim- exhibits for:
. thetxiis, there s much
ingwktbedone.•
The setttne 74. tof a Caravan'
• on •te is la., Ling a qtr
Mecham:, :set tagetter. First the
41-rvers, rmst be able to bri.ng
huge vehicles to tbe sties, squ=i-
ircr arntMd. nght cniners. thole
ut;derpams and nude.r wires.
InCive the vaxs uno .4tatainineir
formats= on site and ties re-
naCiffe the rz.-1=ars,..
•
Drzvers— zbee VS he gE of
sec:103 =pet and tinder
=tun: for be etc Caravans in
' :9E- -1- Inus: be the to park tte
p.us wIttbe o s. pre..-jsio
rnathuns:s •zhnt• rnanclunt ramps
an minims cat ne.plated crackh
to comer.' :re. vans', at kite.
Tttli -trr; • •next slimes
• aloe/m.1c vsn:rs move easitt
*tn.-out& tte nt.v rakers, tint vg..
tir• exhibits zt r camp -zit et -
eon Depart/bent, the , Cituglian
Government Exhibition Counnis-
sion; the St, lobes. Arnbulance
Corys, the, Chrysler con:1mm
winch provides the factors and
so , • •
•
On the highways the Caravan
=its '0-4 travel in convoy 200
feet apart to allow traffic to pass
.e.esD3. coovoy, travel they will
be under. polim esCort a; all times.
• A. convoy ;till be •a mile long.
One L-aaor alone. with :traner is
alrao iqualto eight car -lengths.)
So. the arriVal of a Centennial
carBvat :KW COCUMInitY WOlft
'11=0 -aced very easily. Your
1bca: Centennial &Animation wjfl
be p.nnomiciag the date 'of arriv'4
wen ahead of 'tie. airway.
Be 'sure to visa the Caravan
fo- a gear displi* of interest*
anci entertacnung /exhibits abont
CLnicia. Thtre is something for
wbale fkenAt to See,. • ,,
•'ENJOY ' COOKING! THIS
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TURBING AIR CURRENTS,
END HALF. DONE CAKES;
OVER DONE • ROASTS,
SOUPY CASSEROLES,AND
WHAT' A SNAP TO CLEAN
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