Times-Advocate, 1981-07-22, Page 7CELEBRATES 95 YEARS — Mrs. Mary Gower of Crediton
celebrated her 95th birthday on Tuesdat , July 21. She was
honoured by her family at a dinner Sunday at the Stephen
Township hall in Crediton. T -A photo
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Shipka community folk busy
Colemans, Vincents enjoy reunions
By MRS. HUGH MORtNZ
More than 50 attended the
annual community picnic
held at the Shipka Communi-
ty Centre.
Sports were in charge of
. Ann Russell. Children's
games were: running races,
three legged race, bubble
gum blow, and sack race.
Winners included Jeff
Sweitzer, Alex Russell,
Jeannette Kaak, Sandra
Hullebusch, Tracey
Dietrich. Nancy Volk, and
Joey Kaak.
A couples' game of wrap-
ping a roll of toilet tissue
around the husband, was
won by Tom and Rosanne
Russell.
A three team relay game
for all ages was enjoyed by
filling a pop bottle from a
water soaked sponge.
Barbecued hot dogs, pie
and ice cream were served
for lunch with kool aid and
coffee.
A bit of excitement oc-
curred at the annual picnic
when a local glider flew over
the Community centre and
landed unexpectedly in the
gram field across the road.
The glider pilot was not in-
jured.
Personals,
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Clarke. in the death last
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week. of Jean's father, Gor-
don R. (Kelly) Young.
John and Linda Wuerth
attended the wedding, Satur-
day. of John Cooper and Lin-
da Morrison, at Kirkton
United Church, with dinner
and reception following in
Kirkton Community Centre.
Hugh and Annie Morenz
attended the Coleman reu-
nion Sunday at Stanley
township park.
Mrs. Sadie Jackson, her
daughter Mrs. Lois Hutton
and Ryan, Mrs. Ken West -
man and daughter Colleen,
all of London, called Sunday
to visit Mr: Herbert Harlton,
Dorothy, and Lorne Fenner,
Mabel and Karen Guenther.
Lynn Chambers of St.
Catharines holidayed last
week at her parents home,
Sid and Eleanor Durie, also
in London with her sister
Pam and Norbert Hererrias
and baby Sebastion, and in
Strathroy at her brothers,
Dennis and Sharon Durie.
T -ball at Parkhill
Shipka T -ball team played
at Parkhill Monday night
July 13. Score - Parkhill Co-
op 42. Shipka 32.
Vincent reunion
The annual Vincent reu-
nion was held at the home of
Harold and Lucille Vincent
with about 30 attending.
President. Harry Beierl•
ing. and treasurer Lucille
• Vincent were elected for an-
other year.
Special prizes awarded
were to oldest lady atten-
ding: Mrs. Katie Vincent,
Grand Bend; oldest man
attending: Percy Vincent,
Clinton.
Each family participates
by providing a sport activity
or game.
Guessing number of but-
tons in a jar, and what was
in surprise package, were
both won by Gerald Mason.
Guessing number of
macaroni in a jar was won
by Mike Vincent.
A childrens race with a
balloon tied to ankle was
won by Lori Vincent. Ladies
ring toss won by Verna Zirk,
Zurich.
Men's ring toss won by
Harold Vincent, of Belgrave.
Children's ring toss won
by Ruth Martin, Crediton.
Guests attended from Ex-
eter. Grand Bend, Zurich,
Clinton, Belgrave and
Dashwood.
Coleman reunion
More than 50 attended the
31st annual Coleman reunion
picnic, held Sunday July 19,
at Stanley township park.
esfter a delicious
smorgasbord supper, Bill
Coleman, of Kippen presided
for the election of officers as
SORORITY AIDS LIBRARY — The XI Gammu Nu Chapter of
recently donated 14 books to the Exeter Public Library at a cost
the Year of the Disabled. From the left are Sorority members
quhar and Verla Russell and librarian Elizabeth Schroeder.
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By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Mrs. Rob Templeman,
Carrah and Cain spent a
couple of days at Bayfield
with Mrs. Chuck Ebel.
Misses Ruth Templeman,
Stratford and Darlene
Templeman, Exeter, are
holidaying in Edmonton with
their sister, Mary Jane
Templeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Dow have returned home
from a holiday in Scotland
and England.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McPhail are holidaying with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrison,
Edmonton.
Miss Carol Ann Stewart
and Dr. Jane Robinson
Hamilton, visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Templeman. Carrah and
Cain
The winners of the Twin
City Bombers 50-50 draw was
Ron Howard. Chisterlhurst
winning $224.00.
SISTERS GRADUATE — Ann and Brenda Armstrong,
daughters of Florence and Ross Armstrong, RR 1 St. Marys
and granddaughters of Hubert Heywood, formerly from Elim-
viile, both received degrees during the May Convocation.
Ann, left, graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Science in
Fbrestry from Lakehead University and is currently employed
with the Ministry of Natural Resources in Dryden. Brenda,
received a Bachelor of Arts in French and Political Science
from Wilfrid Laurier University and is presently completing
the Business Administration Diploma course offered at the
same university.
PICK YOUR OWN
RASPBERRIES
Bring you own
quart boxes or baskets
s w Containers can be purchased
Closed - Sat. at 5 All day Sunday
WATCH FOR THE OPENING
OF OUR FARM MARKET
(Some Vegetables already available)
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Childrens race
follows president Ernie and gaine
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Dodeserich. ident, '•Paulnavice RePttlespresi,
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dent. Harry Coleman,
Ripley. secretary, Margaret
Coleman. Ripley, treasurer
Gladys Doig of Seaforth.
Special prizes were
awarded as follows: oldest
attending - Russell Coleman,
85 years, of Seaforth;
youngest attending - Sean
Coleman, one month of
Seaforth: coming farthest„
Gordon Carnochan,
Homestead, Florida: most
pennies in purse, Gladys.
Doig. Seaforth: lady wear-
ing red shoes, Jan Talbot;
man wearing green un-
derwear. Murray Pepper;
lady with smallest earring,
Dorothy Talbot, Kippen;
man wearing white shoes,
Bob McKinley, Zurich; lady
with a toothpick in her purse
and wearing most rings -
both won by Shirley Coleman
of Tiverton,man withpicture
of wife or girl friend in his
wallet, Bob Coleman,
Seaforth; Man that helped
with dishes in the last two
days- Bev Coleman,
Seaforth, man that gave his
wife a kiss this morning, Bob
Coleman- Seaforth; person
driving oldest car, Ruse
Talbot; person driving
newest car- Bev Coleman .
winners were Lisa Wilson,
Brent and Kara Lee Pepper,
Aimee Talbot, Jan Talbot,
Lance Tavener. April
Tavener. Tracy Talbot,
Terri and Cheri Alexander.
Ladies kick slipper won by
Cheryl Talbot and men's
kick shoe won by Bev
Coleman. Water filled
balloon throw was won by
Russell and Cheryl Talbot.
Guests this year attended
from Florida, Livonia
Michigan. Kippen, Seaforth,
Zurich. Exeter, Varna,
Tiverton. Ripley, Walkerton,
Ottawa and Dashwood.
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