The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-15, Page 22A DELICIOUS BARBECUE -- Visitors came from far and wide to Sunday's chicken barbecue sponsored by
the Mt. Carmel Catholic Women's League. Shown above in the foreground of the above picture are Rev,
George Anderson of Exeter and Vernon Schatz, Dashwood. T-A photo
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Complete with Rodeo Band at the 11th Annual
* Saddle and
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* Brahma Bull
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* Steer Wrestling
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* Cowboys and
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* Trick Riding
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Page 22 August 15, 1974
Student on
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By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Gordon Miller and friend,
Sterling Heights, Michigan
visited on Saturday with, Mr. &
Mrs. Russell Miller and family.
Lillian. Evans, Arnprior is
spending this week with
Elizabeth Templernan, Lillian is
a 4-H exchange student from
Carleton, County and Elizabeth
will be returning with her on
Friday to spend a week in
Carleton county.
David Templeman and Mary
Renne are among the 4-H young
people attending a three day
conference at Waterloo
University.
The twenty fourth biennial
reunion of the descendants of
John and Agnes Corneille Switzer
was held at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre,
which had been erected in 1973,
with 213 registering. The Cor-
neille tree had the largest
number registering 64.
A smorgasbord dinner and
supper was served in the hall by
the conveners, Harold and Ann
Zwitzer, Kirkton, assisted by
Murray and Ombra May, Lon-
don, Bill and Gladys Stock,
Tavistock and Elmer and Ruth
Harding, Gorrie,
The president Irwin Riehl,
Stratford welcomed everyone.
Crediton club
is eliminated
The Crediton bantams were
eliminated from further play in
Western Ontario Athletic
Association playdowns Monday
night as they dropped a 4-0
decision to Wingham. The series
ended three games to one for
Wingham,
The Crediton bats were quiet
in the final contest getting only
three base hits. Fraser Boyle
collected a double and single
while Dennis Preszcator rapped
out a single.
Paul Gaiser was the Crediton
pitcher giving up one run in the
second inning and three in the
third.
Mrs. Flossie Sgariglia gave the
historian report and urged all to
assist the committee on bringing
the family trees up to date,
Mr. Wesley Switzer of Brant-
ford showed the history book he
had compiled and thanked Roy
Switzer, Kirkton for the won-
derful assistance he had given
with information,
A short program was enjoyed,
convened by Tom and Blanche
White of Sebringville. A sing song
was led by Blanche accompanied
by Gladys Stock on the piano and
Wanda and Wayne Stock on
guitars. Several songs were sung
by Tom, Blanche and Joyce
White of Sebringville and Bill
Switzer of Stratford with his
guitar,
Mr. Carl Mills, Exeter en-
tertained in his Scotch manner
with the bagpipes. Cynthia, Ellen
and Deanna Copeland of
Woodham sang a couple of
numbers accompanied on the
piano by their mother Verla
Copeland. Wilbert Kirkby,
Kirk ton and LaVerne and Bar-
bara Rodd of Woodham gave
several numbers on the har-
monicas and piano.
Raynard and Hilda Ackert of
Lucknow sang the very beautiful
number "Beyond the Sunset"
which set the stage for the
Memoriam which was read by
Miss Maude Harding of Toronto.
It was decided to hold the next
reunion the last Sunday in June in
1976 at the Kirkton-Woodham
with most children present,
William and Ruth Osborne,
Monk ton, five children. Couple
with most grandchildren present,
Clarence and Dorothy Switzer,
Kirkton, 11 present, from the
farthest distance Mrs. C. M.
Tassie, Vancouver Island.
The sports committee Peter
and Audrey Switzer, Joyce
White, Wanda Stock, Diane and
Grace Switzer, Bob and Doug
Switzer and Doris May conducted
the races, games and relays after
which supper was served.
g in Saturday's
. Shown above
r and parade
T-A photo
By MRS, IRVIN RADER
DASHWOQD
The Zion Lutheran Church
picnic was held Sunday, August
11 at the Blackbush School with
approximately .60 in attendance.
The winners of the races were:
four to five years, Ross Keller;
six and seven years, Brenda
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs,
G. H. Burgin were: Mr. & Mrs.
Murray Burns and Barbara,
Sackville, N.B.; Mr, & Mrs. Cecil
Tuck, Moncton, N.B.; Mr. & Mrs.
Bruce Blacklock, Port Elgin,
N.B.; Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hossic
and Ian, Unionville; Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Burgin, London; Mr.
Newton Pridham, Kirkton; Mr. &
Mrs. R. G. Vijh, David, Jennifer
and Marc of St. Catharines; Mr.
& Mrs. Robt. Blacklock, Lisa and
Bruce, of Barrie; Mr. & Mrs.
George Burgin, David, Janice
and Vicki; Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Burgin, Leanne, Jill and Jenny.
Mr. & Mrs. DougBickell of Fort
Lauderdale, Florida visited on
Monday with Mrs. A. Bickell,
Mrs. Audrey Robinson and
Everett Bickell.
Brenda Bearss is a patient in
St. Marys Memorial Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Eveleigh
spent the weekend at Parry
Sound and Dunchurch.
David Robinson and his friend
Dennis Hazelton of Hamilton
have left on a motor trip to the
Western Provinces.
George Burgin and David, Bill
Hamilton and Bill Elston at-
tended the Steam Threshers and
Antique show at Cookstown.
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Mr. & Mrs, Wm. Routly spent
last Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs.
Jerry Rannie and family of
Brantford.
Joan Pym returned home from
Miniset Camp where she has
been counsellor for three weeks.
Friday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Routly were Rev. & Mrs.
Stewart Miner of Port Rowan and
Mr. S. W. McFalls of Lucan.
A large number attended the
reception at Kirkton Community
Centre on Saturday evening for
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Rowe.
Rader; eight and nine years,
David HaYter; ten and eleven,
Barbara Rader; 12 and 13, Karen
Rader; 14 and 15, Carol Rader.
The men's race was won by
Earl Keller and Mrs. Ernest
Koehler won the Ladies walk.
Sandra 1)atars won the girls
kick-the-slipper and Joey Becker
won the boys event.
The water-filled-balloon relay
was won by Barbara and Elaine
Rader.
Supper table prizes were given
to the following people: lucky
plate; Mrs. Glen Rader; oldest
person, Aaron Restemayer;
youngest person, Elizabeth
Bowman; longest married couple
attending, Mr. & Mrs, Leonard
Restemayer.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Becker
returned home following a weeks
visit with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin 0,
Becker, Roblin, Manitoba. They
travelled by airplane, taxi and
bus. Mrs. Becker says she was
really thrilled with the plane ride.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Stormes,
David, Susan and Peter, St.
Thomas, spent last week at the
Mervyn Tieman residence and
store while Mr, & Mrs. Tieman
were on hblidays.
A number of relatives and
friends attended the Rader-Diehl
wedding at St. Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Moserville and the reception at
Milverton Legion Hall Saturday,
August 10. The groom, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Elmer Rader, Stratford,
is a grandson of Mrs. Hilda
Haugh.
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DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL
Community Centre.
The report of the nominating
committee was given, past
president, Irvin Riehl; president
William P. Switzer, Stratford;
vice president, William Hanly,
St. Marys; secretary treasurer
Jean Copeland; heraldry, Mrs.
Flossie Sgariglia,
Peter Switzer, Stratford
presented prizes to the youngest
present, Robert John Hartman
21 2 weeks old, the most recent
married couple, Robert and
Margaret Neilly, Toronto; family
More than 200 register
History book at Switzer reunion
HANDING OUT PLAQUES — All units participatin
Cadet Day parade at Grand Bend received a scroll
presenting the awards are chairman Tom Webste
marshall Larry McLennan.
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