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LI, PASSENGERS INSURED
When .Sally returned home from
her first day at school, her
father asked her what she had
dope. did 'What all the other
children did, she said. "We
cried1"
OFFICE — Main Strut, &Worth — Phone 527-01100
Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Secretary-Treasurer
FIRE, EXTENDED COVERAGE,
WINDSTORM, THEFT, PROPERTY
DAMAGE, LIABILITY, ETC.
— COMPLETE FARM COVERAGE, including Machin,
ery and Livestock Floaters.
— URBAN PROPERTY — We now offer Composite
Dwelling Insurance as well as Homeowners In-
surance.
— SUMMER COTTAGES, TRAILER HOMES.
CHURCHES, HALLS.
thirteen of Woodham; largest
individual family present, the,
R6bert Wheeler family of Stirling"'
Was. and the Glenn Copeland
family of Woodham eitchwith five;
couple married the longest, M.
and Mrs. George Wheeler; most
recent married, Mr. and Mrs.
David Wheeler, Woodham.
An invitation was received to
hold the next reunion at Putney,
Vermont. Mrs.. John Rodd was
appointed secretary for the
corning year.
Guests were present from
Worster and Stirling, Mass.;
Avon, Connecticut; Oklahoma
City,' Oklahoma; Brownsburg and
Knowlton, Quebec; Apple Hill,
Conn, Moose Factory and Mooso-
nee and Woodham, Ontario.
AGENTS:
JAMES KEYS, R.R1, Seaforth; V. J. LANE, RR 5, Seaforth;
WM. LEIFER, RR 1, Londeeboro; SELWYN BAKER, Brussels;
HAROLD SQUIRES, RR 3, Clinton; K. J. E'FUE, Seaforth;
DONALD G. 'EATON, Seaforth.
.t9 blcGAVIN REUNION
The annual McGavin Religion
was held at the Wong' rk,
Seaforth with 36 in...atte nee;
Officers - Prent (W. J.
Leeming; Secret,-Treasurer -
Mary, --- Leeming; Lunch com-
mittoff er Mrs. Gordon McGavin
and Mrs. Mel McGavin; Sports
Committee - Miss Marlene Turn-
bull and Miss Jane Leeming.
Results of a sports program
were:
6 Years and Under - Jeffery and
Cathy McGavin; 8 Years and
Under - 1st. Brian McGavin;2nd
Scott McGavin; 8 - 11 Years -
1st. Leslie McGavin, 2nd. Martin
McGavin, 3rd. Bob Leeming; 12
Years and Over - Boys -David
Brady - Girls - Jane Leeming;
Passing Lemon - Cathy McGavin
and John Leeming; Oldest Person
in attendance - Mrs. Maud Lee-
ming;" People from the farthest
distance - Mr. and Mrs. John
McGavin; Youngest person in
attendance - Jeff McGavin; Clos-
est birthday - "Mary Leeming;
Closest wedding anniversary -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGavin.
TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889
The Staff of the Lions Pool are helping in preparation for this week's Lion's arnival.
Above Stuart McCall (left) and Peter De Groot, tighten the last of the ropes on a large tent
to be used for the Bingo, a popular annual attraction at the Carnival. Other features this
year are a large Midway, Penny Sale, Draw for $700 In prizes and a different Variety Pro-
eram each night. • (Staff Photo)
JOIN THE
FUN--
ALLEN, McLACHLAN &
HOGGARTH REUNION
The annual reunion of the
Allen, McLachlan and Hoggarth
families was held at Seaforth
Lions Park on Sunday, July 25.
In the afternoon the sports
committee, Eldon and Gladys
Allen, Robert and Ruth Laing
conducted races and relays.
Winners of the running races
were: Ann Dearing, Tommy
Laing, Peter Dearing, Andrew
Laing, Preston Dearing, Marga-
ret Larffrs. Brenda Thompson,
Craig Kerslake and Gerald
Dearing. Number relay - Men's
team. Animal relay - Brenda
ThOMP-S-O-n-,--Cr-arg-K-efStaik-6.-Lady
with most buttons on dress -
M t peanrniiOeris iAn 1 pl eonc. k e t a
- G
n e rwai lt dh Dme ao rs
ing. Guessing weight - June.
McKenzie. Guessing pages in
book - Muriel McLachlan. Lady's
waistline - Agnes Russell. Map's
waistline - Gerald Dearing. Hit-
ting nail (lady) - Grace Kerslake.
Hitting .nail (man) - Gerald Dear-
ing. Scavanger hunt - Marilyn
Laing and Craig Kerslake.
Youngest person present - Ricky
Thompson. Oldest'person pre-
sent - Mrs. Mary Allen.
After a picnic supper,. Eldon
Allen, in the absence of the pres-
ident, conducted the business.
The officers for. the 1972 reunion
to be held on the fourth Sunday in.
July at Seaforth Lions Park are:
President - Colin MacDougald,
Vice-President - Alf. Ross, Sr.
Secretary-Treasurer - Agnes
RusSell.' Sports Committee -
Marlene and • f'dlen
Brenda and Jim Thompson. Lunch
Committee - Grace and Carter
Kerslake, Ruth and Bob Laing.
' WHEELER REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler
opened their home on Saturday for
the fourth annual-reunion of the
descendants of the late, Austin
Wheeler. Forty-two people at-
tended and partook of a bountiful
dinner and supper.
During the afternOoir special
recognition was given to
eldet present, Rev. John
Wheeler of Apple Bill, Ontario;
the youngest, Sandra Jean
Wheeler of Stirling, Mass.;
coming the .farthest, approxi-
mately 1,150 miles, Scott
Wheeler of Oklahoma Ciy,Okla-
homa; largest group family pre
sent, the George Wheeler familye
FINNIGAN REUNION
More than 85 descendants of
the late John Finnigan and Mary
Jane Mc Math gathered at Harbour
Park, Goderich, on Jul'y 18, for
the annual family reunion.
A highlight4 of the event this
year was the "Ceud Mile Failte"
provided musically by the able
piping ing of Ken Smith of Egmond-
v
Following a smorgasbord din-
ner, President W: H. (Buzz) Fin-
nigan presided for the business,
contests and games. Winners
were: Person with lucky cup -
Walter Wallace. Person coming
farthest distance - Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Finnigan from Victoria,
B.C. Lady with newest hairdo -
Noreen Finnigan, Bay Ridges.
Man with broken shoelace - Ricky
Sallows, Wingham. Lady with
most buttons - Mary Mumford,
Kitchener. Man with newest hair-
cut - Raymond Finnigan, Gode-
rich. Oldest lady - Mrs. W. J.
Finnigan, Zurich. Youngest child
—Robbie -Mumford-,--Kitchener.- -- -
Youngest father - Lynn Finnigan,
Bay Ridges. Man with largest
waistline - Lloyd Finnigan, Wes-
ton. Lady with smallest waist-
line - VIM M. Harvey, Detroit.
Longest married couple - Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Reid, Amherst
Isle. GueSsing weight of Blar-
ney Stone - Ricky Sallows and
Lenna 'Finnigan, Seaforth. Ipie
Eating contest - Keith Finnigan,
Seaforth.
All received authentic prizes
from Ireland.ldrelcahnid.
ren enjoyed a fish
pond and•candy scramble.
After an, afternoon of fun, a
pleasant change of pace was pro-
vided by Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Edmunds, Barrie. They showed
pictures of Ireland, taken on a
recent trip to'the homeland.
The following officers will
continue for the coming year:
President - Buzz Finnigan, Lon-
, don.• -Secretary - BeelOke, •Dut-
ton. Program Committee - Roy
and Melba Finnigan, Goderich;
Alex and Lenna Finnigan, Sea-
forth; Gordon and Elmira Finni-
gan, Goderich.
Relatives, were present from it
Barrie, Simcoe, London, Vic-
toria, B.C., Kingston, Hamilton,
Toronto, Amherst Isle, Nova Sco-
tia, Seaforth, Wingham and the
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Ontario safety L-ea-gire—recom-
mends. That way you are cer-
tdin that no children will get in
tp play. Kids playing tag in
9nd out of a car are liable to
Anuss it up quite a bit. But
what is far worse, they can
injure their hands in closing
doors. Or even set the car in
motion, inadvertently.
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ACCORDIONIST, SINGER and DANCER
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