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Old treasures are shown at reunion. William Newton
receives diploma
William W, Newton, S90
Shiner Street has, completed A.
specialized home training pro
gram in electronic communica-
tions from. DeVry Technical.
Institute, Toronto, and is now
employed, by Lloyd-Truax Ltd.
In awarding William his dip-
loma, K, 5, Vriesen, the insti-
tute general manager said:
"'Ili& 1$ a Major accomplish -IL
merit and I offer my hearty con-
gratulations to you. A person
who completes a home training
Program demonstrates one of
the most sought-after qualities
in the business world today --
determination. The man or
woman who recognizes the
wonderful chance for personal
advancement in electronics and
then trains for a place in this
field, can look to the future
with real confidence."
SUMMER COLDS'?
Sudden temperature changes
can produce the sniffles - and
consequent rough and tender
skin around the nose. Use a new
slick stick that heals and pro-
tects and doesn't show in the
least. Wonderful protection al-
so for tender lip tissues against
sunburn.
grave; sports, Linda Coultes of
0elgravo and. Karen Anderson of
Brussels; program, Mrs, Wrn.
Eehrieher of Milton and Mrs,
John Andersen, Princeton,
Races, relays and baseball
were enjoyed under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Ross Anderson, B.*
grave at the home of John An"
(Jerson Jr, The older people
played cards inside..
At the supper table there
were several lucky plates,.
Vaughn and Ed flunking of Au-
burn, Len Jarvis of St. Cat,
arines, Elaine Anderson of Sig-
ford, Charles Coultes of Bel-
grave and Larry Huff of Brant-
ford being the winners.
Other prizes were gentle-
man's birthday nearest July 15,
John. Russell, Streetsville; lad-
ies' birthday nearest July 15,
Judy Anderson of Princeton;
largest family present, Ed
Hunking, Auburn; coming the
farthest, Mrs. Millie Rogers,
Vancouver; largest number of
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.
The eighth Anderson reunion
was held in Princeton on July
15, The meals were served in.
gtonia United Church, where tal
ble decorations were little
vases containing the Canadian
flag and serviettes with the flag,
Mrs. Jack Gordon of Weston
took some of her old treasures
such as a china doll which she
received when she was five,
pillow slips, aprons and needle-
work dating back to 1839 or be-
fore, Also on exhibit were pie.
tures of the Anderson family in
the 1900's.
After dinner a program was
enjoyed with a piano solo by
Nancy Anderson of Beigrave,
readings by Clifford Coultes of
Belgrave and Marjorie Ander-
son, Princeton.
The next reunion will be
held in 13elgrave on the third
Saturday in July, 1969. Officers
elected were president, Jim
Anderson of Guelph; sec. -treas.
Mrs. Ed. Hunking, Auburn; his-
torian, Clifford Coultes, Bel-
Ray Tillsonburg,.
'Mrs, J, Gordon of Weston,
igpWrt to all as Aunt Nellie,
the only survivor of the late
john Anderson family and his
wife the former Mary Lealte,
was presented with a tray.
After supper Howard. Ander-
son, president, closed another
very successful and enjoyable
reunion.
Gibson Gillespie, on the engine, threshed together for 18
summers.
GIBSON GILLESPIE'S threshing outfit near Langsicie. ine
water man hauled water with a wagon for the steam
traction engine. John Craig, standing by the engine, and
Some church members ex-
pect the choir to make good
music when it isn't paid even a
compliment.
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