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Jim .MacDonald on tour
of '`.down under' country
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At Stratford Festival
Park, , eighty members of the
Hodgert clan reunited on
Saturday for their picnic,
coming fr4rn Gifford, Owen
Bound; Mitchell, Dashweed,
Chatbant„ Vanessa, Lobo,
'Waterloo, London, Kit-
chener, Exeter and
the Thames Road,
All participated with
enthusiasm in, .the sports
HOME EC GRAD — Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Gysbers of
Ilderton, Ontario wish to an-
nounce the graduation of
their daughter, Mary
Adriyana, with a Bachelor of
Science (Home Economics), at
the Spring Convocation, June
12, University of Western On-
tario (Brescia College). Mary,
a graduate of Medway High
School, Arva, will be retur-
ning to the University of
Western Ontario (Brescia
College) in the fall. She also
has accepted a position on
the executive of the Home
Economics Club at Brescia
College. Photo by Singer
conducted by Ruth Bray,
Joanne Hodgert, John and
Laurel Miner.
Running races 5 years and
under Tim. Parker, Alanna
Luxton ; 6-9 years Steven
Hoff, Christopher Hoff; 10-15
years Doug Hodgert,
Elizabeth Olson,', 16 years
and over Bradley. Cann, Lee
Hodgert; married mens'
Brihn Hodgert, John Miner.
Ladies graceful • walk
Susan Hodgert, Marguerite
Hart; single men's egg walk
Bradley Cann, Eugene
Luxton; married men's egg
walk, Ross ,Hodgert, Alan
Luiton; 1450 cm distance
walk, Jack Hodgert.
Ladies kick the slipper,
Faye Gaiser, Patricia
Hodgert; men's kick the
slipper, Larry Mayo, Eugene
Luxton; wheel barrow race,
Larry Mayo and Eugene
Luxton; men's „shirt race,
Reg Hodgert; guess number
to sit in for supper, Glen
Stewart.
Spoon and string relay,
Brian Hodgerfs team;
longest line of clothing relay,
Elgin Luxton's team; life
saver relay, Brenda J.
Hodgerth team; weight of
man whose belt this is,
Mildred LuXton; adult with
least hair, Ken Richardson;
water balloon relay, Scot and
Alan Rodger t, coming
farthest distance, Elgin and •
Mildred Luxton's family;
youngest person present,
Shaun Luxton.
An active ball game
concluded the sports, then all
sat, in for the supper meal.
On the table committee were
Margaret Gilmour, Agnes
Bray, Kathleen and Ross
Hodgert, Helen and Mac
Hodgert.
Installed for the 1981
reunion are past presidents,
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney
Coates, president, Don and
Anne Bray; 1st vice
president, Glen and June
Stewart; secretary, Janet
Rice; sports committee, Bill
and ,Lois Hodgert, Mervin
and Grace Hodgert; table
committee, Brian and
Brenda Hodgert, Don and
Winifred Mayo, Rick and
Judith Parker.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne• and Wendy
holidayed last week at
Chesley Lake, '
Mrs. James Snow ac-
companied her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Van Roestal of
Exeter to Holland for two
weeks. They returned home
this• past Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Knight of Hen; It were
Sunday supper guests with
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett,
The occasion being the first
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miner
of Vanessa spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Hodgert.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller
were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Powe of Cen-
tralia on Sunday evening.
Many people called at the
Lockhart Funeral Home
Mitchell the first of last week
to pay their respect to the
late Roy Johns. Sympathy is
extended to the relatives.
Flowers in Elimville Church
on Sunday were placed there
by the family in memory of
him.
Sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Dawson
and sons in the passing of
Mrs. Dawson's father the
late Albert Siemon, Quite a
number of people from this
area paid their respect at
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, Seaforth on Saturday
evening andSunday.
Church service will be held
Sunday July 20 at 10 a.m.
Elimville people will meet
with us. On Sunday July 27 a
joint outdoor church service
will be held at Riverview
Park, Exeter at 11 a.m.
followed by a picnic lunch.
Bring your picnic baskets,
lawn chairs, beverages will
be provided. Ball games will
complete the day, bring your
ball equipment:
An unknown father,
writing about his young
daughter, voiced a simple
prayer. He would have her
endowed with beauty, grace
and charm, but he added his
final word: "If there is to be
anything homely about her,
Lord, make it her virtues,
please."
He won't find kangaroos
hopping down main 'street
when he arrives. in Australia,
but Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology
principal, .14. MacDonald,.
does expect to get an
educationabout the different
flora ,and fauna "down' un-
der".
MacDonald, former
principal at Centralia, left on
a six week study. tour of the
island continent and its
sister island, New Zealand,
on July 13.
The college principal's
itinerary includes the
Australian states of Victoria,
New South Wales, South
Australia, the Northern
Territories, and Queensland,
before continuing on to New
Zealand.
The trip is a combined
study tour and vacation tour.
Agricultural educatipnal and
research facilities in
• Australia are high points on
his agenda. MacDonald's
first stop . after arrival in
Melbourne is. Glenormiston
College atTerang in Victoria
State. There he will ex-
change ideas and tour the
agricultural college. One,.
idea he wants to share is the
establishment of 4 sister.
college concept between
Glenormiston College and
Ridgetown
MacDonald will be hosted
by. the Rotary Club of Terang
wli at Glenormiston
College. Rotary
'International is contributing
to the funding of the study
tour,
MacDonald's visit will.
provide the Ontario Ministry
Of Agriculture and Food and
Rotary with information on
•
There are 30,000 Ca- ,
nadians who are officially
blind. One third of these
cases could probaey have
been prevented. Make it
part of your Lifestyle -to
take care of your eyes.
and assessment of
Australia's agricultural
education systetn, Farming
apprenticeships, large scale
irrigation farming, ,stud
horse management, wine
prenuction and dairy
technology are some of the
areas on Which MacDonald
will be focusing his attention
as long as the kangaroos stay
off the streets,