The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-03, Page 11family- Gathering
The .:twelfth annual Miller - Me-
rennion was held in Mit
-
dell Park with 75 in .atteridance.
Guests were present from, Moose
law. Newfield, Maine, Seaforth,
Exeter, liensall, State, Mitchell
and Dublin.
Offleers were elected for the
1959 reunien: President,. Mr. Wil-
fred Arinisi ,vice-president„ Mr.
Alvin Cole; secretary-tregsurer,
Mrs. Wilson: McCartney; sports
comm„ Mr. and Mrs, Willia.m
Lamport; lunch. comm., Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Miller,
Mr.. _and Mrs. Arthur Rohde
conducted the •sports, winners o
which were: Children, 5 and un-
der, Darlene Templeman; boys,
6-11, Murray Park; girls, -641,
Janet Miller; boys, 12 and over,
Jack McLachlan; girls, Georgene
McCartney: :married men, Wil-
son McCartney; married ladies,
„Mrs. Bob IVIcLa.chlan.
Bunny hop, Lois McLachlan;
three-iegged race, Lois and June
McLachlan; 'ladies' kick slipper,
June McLachlan; men, Bill Wm'
port.
Jim Rohde and Larry Park
were captains for several relay
races.
Oldest person preset was Mrs.
Elizabeth Campbell; . youngest
person, Elizabeth Templeman;
handbag race, Mrs-, William
Sparks.
It was decided to hold another
reunion in the Mitchell Park on
the third Saturday in June, 1959.
Clandeboye Comments
By MRS. 4. 11 PATON
Lions Install 'Grand Bend Banquet .
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New State , • •Tutkersmith
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Clend9beye ,Scheet Picnic. 1 girls, Marilyn Eaton, ,lanIce
At the closing of school for Macintosh.
slimmer vacation, the pupils and Paper plate race, Marilyn
visitors enjoyed a picnic Thurs- Eaton and Janice Macintosh;
day afternoon on the school.magazine race, Mrs. (leorge
grounds. , iinpson, hall and pail game,
under six years, Wayne'Denalcl. kick the
'Winners in races far bore I Bob Eaton and Jin Macintosh;
slipper, girls, .Sharon
son; . girls, Sharon Munn, Pat , Make; boys, Bruce McFarlane;
Hodgins; girls, 6 to 9 years, l Men, Gerald LYnn; ladies, 'Mrs.
Marian Gebel; boys, Richard i A. MacIntosh; shoe scramble,
Munn; girls, 10 to 11, Sharon girls, Naney Kestle; boys, Ralph
Blake; boys, Bison Bezzo; girls, Simpson; balloon race, Captain
12 to 14, Sheila Donaldson; boys, i Gerald Lynn and his team won.
Tommy Kestle; married ladies, Oldest person present was Mrs.
Mrs. Art Hodgins wheelbarrow Cora Carer, and the youngest,
race, Mrs. Kestle and Marilyn 40:11gInds-b
Eaton; three - legged race,
Tommy Nestle and Bruce MAc-t Miss Elaine Grainger, teacher
Farlane. the of Clandeboye school, announces
Miss Elaine Grainger,
•,, promotion results.
teacher, presented with •
traveling kit by the pupils of I Promoted to grade 9. Elaine
the school, :Armstrong, Wayne Williams,
INancy Bison.
Church School Picnic Grade 8, Ralph Simpson, Bob
The United Church Sunday Beton, Sharon Blake, Thomas
School held their picnic on Mon- Kestle, Sheila Donaldson,
day evening. Grade 6,-A Bruce MacFarlane,
Winners in races for pre-school Murray Sampson, Nancy Kestle,
girls were; Laura Hodgies, Pat Judy Scott, Bob Donaldson,
liodgins; boys, Wayne Donald -1 Grade 5, Larry Armstrong,
son; 6-8, gir s, Marsha , Carol Munn, Jenette Bezzo,
Hazel Simpson; boys, Gary Mc -I Grade 4, .Elizabeth „Hill, Willi
Farlane Cary Donaldson; 0-11, ,
girls, Sharon Blake, Jean Voi-, Grade 3, Erwin Gebel, Nancy
sin; boys, Bruce McFarlane, Hill, Patsy -Bradley, Donnie
Bob Donaldson; 12-13, girls,' Nichols, Richard Munn,- Gary
Sheila Donaldson; boys, Tom MacFarlane.
Xestle, Ralph Simpson; 13-16,Grade 2, Hazel Simpson,
Marianne Gebel, Chris Bezzo,
Gary Donaldson.
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EXETER
The ladies of St. James
Church Were entertained for the
June meeting a the home of Mrs,
Clarence, Carter on Thursday
evening.
Mrs, Andy Carter, president,
presided for the Guild meeting.
with Mrs, Jim Cunningham
reading the Seripture.
President Mrs. Rae Hodgins
Presided for th eGuild meeting.
Plans ivere laid for the Sunday
School picnic to be held at Mr.
and Mrs, Alan Hill's.
The hasti-notes, with pictures
of St. James Church, are to the
sold in packages of 12. Discus-
sion and suggestions for .m.em-
oriel gifts were given.
Mr. Errol Cunningham will be
guest speaker July 27 at 1.1.
Personal Items
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Almei
Hendrie on Friday were Mr
William Falls and Mrs. Emily
Neale, of Belmont.
Mrs, Barker Bezzo, a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, follow-
ing an accident several weeks
ago, is able to he, up and learn-
ing to walk again, with prospects
of soon being able to be home.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Cunningham
and son, Alan, attended the
centennial service at the United
Church, South Buxton, near
Chatham, last Sunday. Mrs,
Cunningham's father, the Rev.
W. S. Smith, was a former pastor
of the church! Later, they visit-
ed with her sister and brother -
in -Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pratt,
of Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Manson,
of Embro, visited with the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. Alvin
Cunningham, on Sunday.
Mr, Stanley Tomes, of Brant-
ford, visited with his mother,
Mrs. Emily Tomes and family,
Sunday, •
Guests with the Paton family
last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Simpson and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McDonald, of
London.
Mrs, Lloyd Lynn left St,
Joseph's Hospital last Monday,
and spent the week with her
daughter, Mrs. H. Hern, and this
week with her other daughter,
Mrs. T. Brock, of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Epp end
family, Tavistock, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kurt.
Gebel.
United CHURCH NEWS
At the United Church here on
Sunday, the minister, the Rev,
Edgar Roulston will conduct the
service of Holy Communion.
On Sundays July 13 and 20, the
service' will be taken by a for-
mer pastor, the Rev, E. M.
Cook, ,of Ltican, The services
for July 27 and August 3, will
be withdrawn.
St. .1
.At St. Tames Church on July
20, the service at 9.45 will be
taken by Mr. H. Bridle, of Clin-
ton. Starting on Sunday, July 27,
,services will. be at 11 a.m., and
a former member of St. James
Church, now principal of Glencoe
High School, Mr. Errol Cunning-
ham, will take the service.
On'August 3, Mr. T, E. Alder -
wick, of London, and on August
10, Mr. R. W. Westwood, of Lon-
don, all lay readers, will conduct
the services.
On Sunday, July 13, following
the morning service, Rev. J. P.
Prest wilt lay the cornerstone
for the cemetery chapel. at St.-'
James Church Cemetery. •
Hensall Personals
Winners of Legion Bingo Sat-
urday last were: Mrs. Lee Re-
gier (2); Mrs. Wes Venner; Mrs,
e R. Baker, Mr. Roy Pepper (tied);
_9 Toni Kyle; Mrs. Baker and Mr.
Regier (tied); Mrs. Ws Venner,
Mrs. Pleischatirer (tied); Mrs.
I L. 1,fellis; Mrs, A. Reichert., Mrs.
W. Venter (tied). Gerald Bell;
Wes Venner; Mrs. A. Reichert;
I. Roy Pepper; Mrs, Flcischaurer,
Jaelcpet this Saturday will be
$60.00 in 34 calls,
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Pciesonal Items
Mr. and IVirs. Harold Shepherd
and !AMITY Of Toronte, visited
over the holiday With Mrs.
Shepherd'S mother, Mrs. &Mille,
Mrs. Pear] Case,
visited with friends and relatives
over the Weekend.
A local church drive. ,,,was tra
aed the editeeler ailed oh Ras-
tus for a doteation.
cain't give tiothin'," pleaded
the old Negro, "I owe a nearly
everybody new."
"But," said the solicitor, "don't
you think you owe the Loed
Seilighleg loo?"
"Ali alio does," said the old
tet, "but lir' Ain't pushire nu
like the others are'
Prior to closing down for the
summer months retiring Presi'
dent Larry Snider laid down the
gavel fallowing a successful
year of Lionism in Exeter and
Past District Governor Jake
Sweitzer presented the gavel to
the newly -elect president, Ed
Brady. It was Out with, the old
and in with -the new.
, a complimentedLarry
and his officers on the splen-
did 'work accomplished during
the year and assurred. Mr. Brady
of the continued loyal support
of the officers and members.
Larry spike of the pleasure
he had derived in serving that
club and Ed in turn thanked the
members for the honor conferred
on "The raising of funds
for c rail a e mimes has be-
come more diffieult year by
year said President Ed. "but
I hope through more but less
ambitious undertakings we may
be able to raise the necessary
funds to carry on the splendid
work the. 1 undertaken
the past."
A case of impaired eYesiglit of
an Exeter a y was. broughtto
the attention of the club and It
was turned over to a committee
to investigate.
A sing song was enjoyed led
by Gerald Godbolt with Norm
Walker at the piano. Mr. Emery
Jerilyn, uncle of Dick Jerilyn,
a guest of the evening, won the
draw prize.
On a vote, it was decided to
continue le meetings on the
second and fourth Thursday eve-
nings of the month at Aran-
strong's restaurant.
Heads of committee appointed
by the incoming executive are
as f 11 • - •
Laughlin; ways and means, Jake
Sweitzer; property, Andy John-
ston; sight, Earl Russell; safety,
J. M. Southeoll; health and wel-
fare, Harvey •
attendance,
E. R. Hopper; program, Tom, Mc-
Millan; membership, W. G. Se].
don; Lions information, Jake
Sweitzer, community and citi-
zenship, Alvin Pym; public re.
Iations, C. 'V. Pickard; by-laws,
E. D. Bell; greeters and sick
committee, Larry Snider; pub)",
city, Berman Hodgson; bulletin
editor, Lloyd Henderson; exten-
sion, A. 0, Elliott; convention,
Ken Hockey; boys and girls,
Dick Jermyn; education, War-
ren May; Easter seals, Ken
Lampman; Christmas seals, Har-
vey Pollen.
Hensall Personals
- Continued From Page 6
Mrs. ,T. M. Hall, of Pittsburg,
Pa., is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns
and Donald of Mimico, spent the
weekend with Mrs. F. Manns.
Mr. and 'Mrs, W. A, Young-
blud of Hamilton, were weekend
guests with the former's sister,
Mrs, J. W. Bonthron.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bonthron
and family are vacationing at
their summer cottage at Turn -
bull's Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dun-
can, of Miami, Florida, left for
home on Sunday after vacation-
ing for a week with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mur-
dock, .of Brucefield. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flynn
spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Avery in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hess ac-
companied. by their son-in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. J.
McCloy and family of Toronto,
spent the weekend at their cot-
tago in the Pinery. •
Miss Ruth Soldan of Hamilton
is holidaying with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Soldan.
Mrs, Grace Harpole returned
home last week from a pleasant
visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Peacock and family at Stittsville.
She was accompanied home by
her grandchildren, Jarvis and
Garry Peacock, who will spend
thesummer.h I'd , s with her.
Miss Jean Henderson left on
Friday for Goderich where she
has accepted a position for the
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McNaugh-
ton and family of Toronto were
Iveekerid visitors with the for -
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
Lorne McNaughton.
Mr. Sam Rillons of London was I
a recent visitor with Mr, and!
Mrs. Joe Flynn.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Lee spent
the weekend holiday at their,
summer home in Bayfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeLodge of 1
Sarnia, visited last week with the'
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.11
Lorne Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs, R. Y. Maclaren
returned home after visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. Mar-
garet Evans and family in Wa-
terloo,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hark-
ness and family of Parkhill, were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
John Reid.
Lloyd and Orville Hedden, st.
Catharines, spent the weekend
with Mr. And Mrs, Alex Short -
house, and with their mother,
Mrs. C. Redden, and Sister, Mrs,
Ruth Carter, Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar McClin-
chey, Hensel', Mr. and Mrs. till
Mellick, Goderich, leave Friday
of this week for Manitoulin for
a week's vacation,
Mrs. Myrtle Then, Saskatoon,
is visiting with Miss Greta Lam-
mie, and spent Monday of this
week with Mrs. Catherine Red-
den, Clinton,
at
Milbse Ep*osro(fifiileicelleYial assistant
two week's vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Manns
and soil, Donald., of Toronto,
spent the weekend with the for-
mer's mothet, Mrs, T. Manns.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker
were recent visitors with their
son-hi...law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, George Gould and
Mantic in London,.
Music Results
Results of mid -summer egarnii-
nations of the Royal Conserta-
tersr o Mu* et Clinton are;
Grade 7, plano-Sharon Meltride,
honors; MargAret tigit, pass.
Grade, 5 piano Rob Munn,
bottor
They are pupils t)f Mies Greta
Laniinse
H n s PS 'Gr yastes
The graduation dinner and
exercises of the Grand Bend
Public School were held in the
Blue Water Restaurant on.
Thursday with Principal D. O.
Stanton presiding.
Those present included Mr. W.
F. B. McLaren, representing
the Public School Board, and
, Mrs. MaeLaren, Mrs. J. Prays-
ner, representing the Grand
:Bend Home and School Associa-
tion, .members of the steff,
; graduation class Grade 7 stu-
dents, and parents, with Mr. E.
V. Buchanan as guest speaker,
and Mrs. Buchanan.
Mr. Stanton briefly reviewed
Lhe past year with the class, and
• then called on Mr. MacLaren to
bring greetings f NM the school
board, after which Mrs. Prays-
ner conveyed the good wishes of
the Home and School Associa-
tion, in the absence of the
president, Mrs. J. Waldron, who
was unable to attend on account
of illness in the family.
In, introducing the spealcer,
Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Stanton re-
ferred to his Scottish origin, and
how, as an engineer, he came to
Canada some fifty years ago,
married a Canadian, and recent-
ly retired from the position of
manager of Ontario Hydro in
London, Ontario,
Mr. Buchanan took the words
"independence" ancl "Courage"
as the subject of his address,
and, drawing from his own ex-
perience throughout, he began
by recounting how, at the age of
12, he had run away from his
home to Glasgow. This escapade
was, however, short-lived, as he
went to his aunt's, and was soon
taken home. After finishing his
schooling and completing his
training as an engineer, he
announced his intention of coin-
ing to Canada, which, he pointed
out, he was able to do as he was
independent, both financially
and. professionally.
Mr. Buchanan emphasized that
worthwhile.
High tribute was paid to the
late Sir Adant Beck, father of
Ontario Hydro, and founder ol
Ontario's Sanatoria, as .a man of
independence and courage, and
as a roan who was proud of his
Achievements, with whom Mr
Buchanan was very closely asso
elated, Ilene was a man trade
pendent, because he was prop
erly equipped, and •courageous
through his independence.
B d d his
address facetiously warning the
young men present that women,
too are often expert engineers,
engineering men into marriage.
Mr. Stanton thanked Mr.
Buchanan for an inspiring and
challenging address. Mr. Mac -
Laren rase to add that he felt
the evening wouldn't be com-
plete without paying tribute to
Mr. Buchanan. a Jiving Canadian
who has contributed greatly to
Canadian engineering, educa-
tion and culture, and who will
be a man named among great
Canadians.
Mr. Buchanan, assisted by
Mr. MacLaren, presented the
graduates with graduation cer-
tificates, and engraved pens for
which the Home and School
Association were responsible.
Each graduate also received a
graduating class photograph
from Mr. Stanton.
Graduates are: Honors, Mary
Dalton, Andrew Desjardine, Ross
Desjardine, Onalee Gill, James
Patterson; pass, Carol Bossen-
berry, Nancy Chamberlain,
Molita Coulter, Barbara Des-
jardine, Ronald Gratton, Wil-
liam Grenier, Jo -Anne Iloodd
Margaret Hotson, Karen Taylor,:
Thomas Plumb and Eric Tiede-;
man.
Celebrates Eightieth Flitthelay
Forty members of the family
of Mrs. Annie Mouueau gather-
ed at her home on Sunday to
celebrate her eightieth birthday.;
She was presented with a pop-;
up toaster and other gifts,
Surprise event of the day was
birthday greetings by teleethone
from her grandson, Glen Nichol],
of Florida. Guests were train
London, Stratford, Hensel], Clin-
ton and Paris.
Piano Recital
Last Monday evening in the
town hall, the piano students of.
Mrs. A. E. Holley were heard in
recital.
A program of solos, duets and
a trio was enjoyed by the large
and appreciative audience.
"Old Smoky" was sung by the
students, and at the conclusion,
the children sang softly in uni-
son, the hymn, Now the Day Is
Over," each one holding a lighted
candle.
Those taking part were Donna
Ruth Sturdevant, Deborah
Thomas, Mary Lynne Kennedy,
Marlene Thompson, Judy Ratz,
Valerie Desjardine, Linda Miller,
Jean Kennedy, Ross Desjardine,
Helen Eagleson, Carol Eagle-
son, Dianne Mason, Carol Brown,
Joanne Desjardine, Laura So-
watzky, Nancy Gratton, Bud
Desjardine, Carol Taylor and
Joan Chapman.
Refreshments were served to
all present by members of the
Women's Institute.
Personal Items
Free swimming • lessons will
be given in a supervised area at
Grand Bend from 10 to 12 a.m.
and 2 to 4 p.m. every day except
Saturdays, Sundays and holi-
days, sponsored by the Grand
Bend Lions Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas and
family, of Denfield, Miss Mari-
ly Drake and Mr. Bobby Thomas,
of London, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Stanlake, Mrs. Thomas'
sister and brother-in-law, over
the weekend.
Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Stanlake had as guests over the
weekend Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Oultram, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Brown, and Mr. Waldo Zavitz,
all of London.
Mr, James Lovie, of Centralia,
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. E. Keown, and attended the
Decoration Day services at the
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. Riddoch and
family, of Sarnia, spent the
weekend and holiday with Mrs.
Riddoch's grandmother, Mrs.
Mae Ho]t.
Mrs. Mary Gill is visiting this
week with Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Barker and daughter, Eunice, in
St. Thomas.
Miss Betty Dalton, having
completed her term in her school
in Brantford, is spending a
week at her home here, before
taking the summer teacher's
nurse at the Teachers' College,
Toronto,
Mr. James Dalton is spending
the summer holidays at his home
here, and is employed at the
Ipperwash. Cadet Camp.
Mr. D. G. Stanton has accept-
ed the position for the summer
as a lifeguard an the beach.
a person muste proper)y
equipped for his life's work, and
that he choose a job In which
he is interested, and which is
This Week In
Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE '
Sunday School Picnic
On Thursday evening, about
100 people sat down to supper
in the church after being chased
there from Riverview Park by
the rain.
The table committee in charge
were Mrs. Roy Ballantyne, Mrs.
Bev Morgan and Mrs, Robert
Simpson,
Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Arn-
old Cann and Mrs. Lloyd Hack-
ney were in charge of the sports.
Winners in nursery class were
Beth Passmore, Joan Allen;
kindergarten 1, Joanne Hodgert,
Jerry Morgan; kindergarten 2
Paul E'assmore, Bruce Simpson;
girls' primary class, Susan
Allen, Pauline Coward, boys,
Jack Hodgert, Harold Johns;
Junior girls' class, Janet
Rowe, Marilyn Gardiner; boys,
Ronald Clarke, Billie Jeffery;
intermediate girls, Barbara Web-
ber, Helen Ballantyne; boys,
Ronnie Coward; Anna Fletcher
Young People's class, Margaret
Webber, Jean Anderson; young
men, Ross Rowe, Glen Lamport;
married women, Mrs, Arnold
Cann, Mrs. Lloyd Hackney;
married men, Bev Morgan, Mac
Hddgert.
'Paper bag whack, Donald
Bray's side; umbrella race, Don-
ald Bray's side; spool race.
Donald Bray's side; finding your
mate, Bill Lamport, Wilfred
Hunkin; one -minute count, Mrs,
William Elford; disc throw,
Mrs. Vic Jeffery, Roy Ballan-
tyne; guess the jelly beans, Mrs.
Wilfred Hunkin.
School picnic
On Friday evening, pupils of
S.S. No. 2, held their sports at
the park.
Winners were: Children, 4 and
under, Robert Bray; children, 5
years, Glenn .Rohde; children 6
years, Linda Knight; girls, 7 and
8, Marlene Webberboys, Steven
Johns; girls, 9 and 10, Janet
Rowe; boys, Lennie Hume;
Girls, 11 and 12, Barbara Web-
ber; boys, Albert Vanderlaan;
girls, 13 and 14, Wendy Vander-
aan; married ladies (tie), Mrs.
Mac Hodgert and Mrs. Vander-
nan; three-legged race, school
childeen, Barbara Webber and
Aim johns; adults, Mr. and. Mrs.
Wilfred Hunkin;
Kick the slipper, girls, Wendy
Vanderlaan; boys, Albert Van-
derlaan; ladies, Mrs. William
Johns; men, Abner Passmore;
minute walk, Robert Mayer;
IPaper bag race, Mrs. Ray
Cettle's side; bonnet race, Mrs.
Wilfredo Hunkin's side,
Alt went to the school where
lunch was served.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dees, of
London, Miss Olive Graham, of
Toronto, visited with Rev. II, C.
and Mrs, Wilson.
Mr. raid Mrs. William Thom-
son, of Exeter, Mr, and Mrs.
William Rohde, Douglas, Glenn
and Calvin, visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Harry Pettibone and
Mary Gay, of Aylmer; also
called an Mr, and Mrs. John
Turnbull, of Aylmer, and Mr,
and Mrs, Clayton Hanna, of
London.
Mr, and Mrs, Abner Passmore
aed family visited on Sunday
evening, with Mr, and Mrs.
Wellington Haist, af Crediton.
Bev. IL C. and Mrs. Wilson
visited with Mrs, Howse, of Ayl-
mer, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peg Hodgert and
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Donald,
Bray, Robert and Janet Attended;
Anniversary, And spent!
the day with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne t
Mord.
The dedieatiot et' thr, 01011 in
The sie flsiarl itnit ed church ;
will take plaen eft Sande after
110ntl. ;1111Y M at 3 pm. Note
the ehatige of SerVied,
Visits Zoo
. BY DORille.THY TURNER
On Thursday, June .36, the
pupils of Tuckersmith School
:Area enjoyed a bus trip to the
Detroit Zoological Park.
Arriving there at 11 o'clock,
- we kite our lunch in the picnic
- grove. The tour began by board-
ing the miniature zoo railroad
near the park entrance. Walking
from exhibit to exhibit through
the Park, the students saw the
fantastic giraffes, the ferocious
lions, the mammoth elephants,
the intelligent monkeys, mid the
bears.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nile, of
Sarnia, visited with. Mr. Pfile's
parents for a _few days last
"k.
Mr,eand Mrs, Ted Brooks and
family, spent the weekend and
holiday. with Mrs. Brooks' par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. William
needle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford,
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Ford, Bobby
and Terry, all of Detroit, spent
the past week at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold .Skipper,
K meth and Margaret, of
*Brute, spent the weekend and
holiday at their home here. Mrs,.
Skipper and Margaret are in
tending to spend the summer
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Alsop and
Son Gary, of Wiltowdale, spent
a few .daye with Mr. and Mrs.
E. TCeown last week.
The chaplain from Ipperwash
Camp was special speaker at
the Decoration Day service at.
(i'rrand tend Cemetery, with
Dashwood Band, led by Mr.
Harry Ileffnum, providing some
serd selectiOns,
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Other features were the chim-
panzee show, when the chimps
performed many acrobatic nuin-
bers, and also the elephant show
when the elephants performed
remarkable feats with grace and
agility.
In the nature cabin, reptiles
made up the hulk of the displays, ,
but small birds and fish were'
also shown.
Ending our four at the bird ,
house, some of the various ,
species seen were the parrots,
cuckoos, hornbills and toucans. 1
Arriving at the buses at 4.30,
we started homeward. Our lunch
was eaten at a wayside park,
and we arrived home et 9.30,
after a most enjoyable trip,
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