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Page IQ limes-Advocate, August 8,1974
Sports day on despite rain
By MRS. ROBERT LAINQ
cPOmAttrt
rain .caused only .a temporary
halt in the option when South
Hibbert Athletic Association held A brief but heavy shower of
pc.
AIL$A CRAIG BREAKFAST MAKERS — A large crowd attended. Monday's breakfast at the Also Craig
Centennial celebrations. Shown above from the left are, Elaine Walsh, Marjorie Harris, Bob Hooper, Derek
Turner and. Don McLeod. T-A photo
Granton couple honored,
many holiday visitors
By MRS. WILLA HARDING
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hardie were
the guests of honour at a surprise
dinner celebrating their 40th
wedding anniversary.
Their children Pat and Ruth
treated their parents and im-
mediate family to a dinner at the
Garage Restaurant, London. On
their return to London their
daughter and family Mr. & Mrs.
Cliff Cook hosted an open house
and smorgasbord supper for all
of the relatives. Between 50-60
attended including relatives from
Michigan and Florida.
Ryan Reunion
Bad weather held off Sunday
when families gathered together
for the 5th Annual Ryan Reunion
at Weldon Park, Arva. Mr, &
Mrs, James Ryan and family and
Mr. Ed Ryan attended from the
Granton area.
Pickering Reunion
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Noon and
family attended the 1st Pickering
family reunion held at Mrs.
Noon's , mothers home at
Lakeside. About 50 people were in
attendance 'and they hope to
make this a yearly event.
Hodgins on the piano played a
piano quiz game which everyone
enjoyed.
The bride-to-be was assisted in
opening her gifts by Frances
Thomson, Sharlene Foster, and
Marion Squires.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin,
Ruth, Ferne and Allan left this
weekend on the first week of their
two week holiday. The first week
they plan to tour the Thousand
Islands and travel along the St.
Lawrence River. They will be
spending the second week ,at their
summer trailer at Turnbull's
Grove.
Mr. & Mrs. William Ban-
nerman and family travelled to
Windsor and spent the weekend
with relatives.
Mrs. Ken Mulholland took off
from London airport Saturday for
Fredericton, New Brunswick.
She will be spending a week with
her daughter and husband Mr. &
Mrs. Bruce White.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gregory of
Dundas visited one day last week
with his parents Mr. & Mrs.
Warren Gregory.
Rona Hickey of Toronto is
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Hodgins and family for a few
days.
Church News
Guest speaker Mr, Kdnneth
Totem of London conducted the
Sunday morning services in St.
Thomas Anglican Church. He
spoke briefly on the charac-
teristics of different people.
Rev. R. N. Savary is on
holidays in Nova Scotia for the
month of August.
Bridal Shower
Lynda Thomson was guest of
honour at a bridal shower in
Granton United Church last
Monday evening. Donna Jones
welcomed everyone and. Marion
Squires assisted by Marlene
Visitors on Sunday with Mrs.
Alice Bryan were Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Ford of London and Mr. &
Mrs. Gerald .Bryan of "Prospect
Hill.
Mrs. Wilda Clatworthy visited
SMILE AWHILE
visited last week with Mrs, Harry
Elliott and family of Essex.
Recent visitors with Mrs. John
Jefferson were Alice L. Shepperd
and Edgar Shepperd of St.
Catharines.
Glen Ruston and Jim Hocking
have returned home from a trip
to the east coast,
The personnel man received a
questionnaire which asked,
among other things: "How many
people do you have, broken down
by sex?" His answer: "Liquor is
more of a problem with us."
One day at the office, we were
discussing the rugged effects of
inflation. One man remarked that
his wife had found a way to beat
it. "She spends my salary during
the first week of the month," he
explained, "before its purchasing
power diminishes."
last week with relatives at
Hamilton, St. Catharines and
Welland.
Marnie Rooney and Peter
VanLieshout returned Saturday
from one week camping at the
OPP Safety Patrol Camp at
.Pierce Williams. Besides
regular camping activites they
enjoyed courses on first aid and
bus safety patrol.
Dianne Cook, Wendy Kloss and
Heather Bilyea left Sunday for
Camp Kee-Mo-Kee near Komoka
to enjoy a week of camping ac-
tivities:
Jackie Pennington and a
girlfriend returned from a week's
vacation at Clearwater Florida.
Mn. & Mrs. Mark Gorth and
family of Sarnia visited last week
with the latter's mother Mrs. F.
J. Crouch.
Mrs. F, J, Crouch attended
Centennial days at Ailsa Craig on
the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kloss, Mr.
& Mrs. Steve Rooney and Mr. &
Mrs. James Harding attended
Friedsburg Days at Dashwood
Saturday evening.
Sunday dinner guests with Mrs.
Ethel Squires were Mrs. Ann
Millson, London; Mrs. Lettia
Syers, Petrolia; Mrs. Pearl
Passmore and Mrs. Rose Harris,
Hensall; and Mr. & Mrs. Elmer
Harlton of the village.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Begg and
grandson Danny of Cornwall
holidayed, last week with their
daughter andfarnily, Mr: & Mrs.
Ron Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. John Harlton are
spending a couple of weeks up at
their summer home near Lion's
Head.
Mr. & Mrs. William Pennington
and daughter Jo-Anne; are on a
two week motor trip out to the
eastern provinces. Mr. & Mrs.
Kelly O'Connor and family
travelled out with them and while
there will be staying at O'Con-
nor's other home at Margaree
Harbour, Nova Scotia.
Mr. & Mrs. Burns Steven and
Gregory of Burford visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Hodgins and family.
Mr. John Ridley of Exeter
called on his cousin Carlton
Ridley on Sunday afternoon.
their annual sports day and
barbecue at Cromarty Park on
Saturday.
The fir$t game was scheduled
for 10:30 in the morning and saw
Joyce Vivian's Pee Wee Girls
lose to the Hurondale team 21-8.
At noon Bob Templernan's Pee
Wee Boys defeated Gordon
Laing's by 27-3, This was followed
by a game between Joy Ross and
Joyce Miller's bantam girls with
the Miller team winning by 18-9,
About 3 o'clock a heavy rain
stopped the play for awhile.
Then, using the grass diamond,
the beginner's game was played
with Dean Elliott's team vice
torious over Susan Harburn's, 25-
19,
The bantam boys also played
on the grass diamond with South
Hibbert defeating North Hibbert
8-4. Pitching for South was Dave
Kinsman while Terry Tern-
pleman was on the mound for the
opposing team.
After some work had been done
on the regular diamond, the
senior girls played two innings
of their game with Cromarty
, defeating Staffa 12-3.
During the supper hour, the
Staffa Midgets played Blanshard
who are the top team of the
Bantam league. Blanshard
earned 6 runs in the first inning.
Then Brad Marsden took over
pitching duties from Maurice
Ruston and held them down to 3
more runs in the rest of the game.
Home runs by David Laing and
Brad Marsden helped Staffa to a
total of 10 runs to take the game.
The final game saw the local
juvenile All-Stars lose out to
Fullarton 2 runs to 4.
Over 650 people sat down to a
supper of barbecued pork chops,
salads, cake and ice cream.
A family gathering of the
descendants of Robert Coleman
was held at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Coleman on
Sunday afternoon. Guests were
present from Cromarty,
Seaforth, Clinton, Zurich, Lon-
don, Kitchener, Peterborough
and Calgary.
Rev. W. Jarvis was in charge of
the joint United and Presbyterian
church service at eleven-o'clock
on Sunday. Next week Rev. Glenn
Wright of Exeter United Church
will* be the speaker.
Mrs. John Jefferson, ac-
companied by Mrs. Bruce
Cleland and family of Listowel,
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Sam Jefferson, Goderich and Mr.
& Mrs. Bill Chessell, Varna.
Mrs. John Rennie and baby
daughter of Woodham are
spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. John
Wallace.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Coleman
and Paul, Peterborough, are
holidaying this week with his
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Coleman.
Dennis Eves, Calgary returned
home on Monday after visiting
relatives in this community.
Sherry Masur, Stratford, is
spending a month with Kim
Marsden while the two girls are
attending a summer skating
school in Ilderton.
Mr. & Mrs, John Scott and Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Norris have
returned home after spending a
month in England, Scotland,
Switzerland, France, Austria and
Germany.
Mrs. Garnet Taylor, Seaforth
spent the weekend with Mrs. J.
Jefferson.
Mr., & Mrs. Laverne Wallace All Sales
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WHERE?
WHY?
August Clearance of Chesterfield Suites
Bonthron & Son Ltd. Home Furnishings in Henson
Borithron's Home Furnishings are known for selling qUality brand
name furniture at low, low prices every day of the week. But right
now we are overstocked with chesterfield suites; so on Aug. 8, 9
and 10 prices on 40 suites are going to be slashed even more.
Before you buy your new furniture come to Bonrthron's in Hensall
and see what we have to offer you.
Here Are Two Examples of the Savings
Blanched Spanish
or Beer 2 pc. Meridian Suite
Contemporary
Reg, $559,00 NOW
Futurama 2 pc.
French Provincial Suite
299°°
Bonthron Furniture deen
OPEN FOR THIS SALE ONLY Thurs. 9 - 9 pain. Fri. 9 - 9 p.tm (reg) Sat, 9 - 6 pail,