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STEPPING STONES - This team of St. James children was one of a number in the
-stepping stones competition at the annual parish pionic, held Sunday at Lions Park.
`"The objective of the competition was to follow a path of paper plates, laid by your part-
ner, to the finish line. Robinet photo.
HAPPY HEAVERS - This team of heavers, led by Wayne Doimage, appeared a happy
bunch, despite the fact they lost this contest. They were competing in a tug-of-war con-
test held at the St. James parish picnic Sunday at Lions Park. Robinet photo.
GET READY, get set. Krissy Holland and
Brandon Nash get ready to go in the stepp-
ing stone contest of the St. James Parish
picnic Sunday. Robinet photo.
LITTLE PICNICKER - Julie Ducharme won
a balloon but preferred to eat rather than in-
flate it at the St. James -Parish picnic Sun-
day.:Robinet photo.
LET ME UP'- Mary Verberne was not exactly light on her feet in Parish picnic OR Sunday. Mrs. Verberne, it appears, was a little
this tug of war contest held in conjunction with the St. James down on the job. Robinet photo.
Church holds annual parish picnic
The St. James Annual Parish Picnic was
held Sunday at the Lions Park, and was well
attended.
Many ladies helped to prepare a light
lunch provided by the church. Father
Caruana celebrated his birthday with
beautiful cakes donated by the Catholic
Women's League, and several adults and
children participated in fun games, cards,
tug-of-wars, and a ball game. Prizes were
awarded.
The oldest participant was Mary Nolan,
84, and the youngest was Evan Klaver, 2'
months. Guessing games were won by Kris
McNaughton and Peter Flanagan. Diane
Heynsbergen's nine loonies in her purse won
her a prize. Helen Van Bakel won the ladies'
shoe kick and Andrew Devereaux ,won the
mens'.
Ribbon winners for the children's games
included: 3 and under - running race - 1.
Ashley Marion 2. Bradley Henderson 3. Josh
Van Dyk - kick the ball -1. Bradley Hender-
son 2. David Verberne 3. Josh Van Dyk. 4 to
6 - running race (boys) 1. Kyle Henderson 2.
Jeff Ducharme 3. Josh Holland (girls) 1.
Julie Nicholson 2. Jenny Ducharme 3. Kara
Durst - kick the shoe (boys) 1. Danny Sharp
2. Chris Longstaff 3. Josh Holland (girls) 1.
Lisa Devries 2. Jenny Ducharme 3. Julie
Nicholson - ball throw (boys) 1. Kyle
Henderson 2. Danny Sharp 3. Josh Holland
(girls) 1. Jenny Ducharme 2, Kara Durst 3.
Julie Nicholson. 7 to 9 - running race (boys )
1. Scott Van Dooren 2. Tim Devereaux 3.
Ryan Van Dooren (girls) 1. Michelle
Henderson 2. Caroline ,Litt 3. Cathy
Devereaux.' Sack race (boys) 1. Michael
Van Bakel 2. Greg Devries 3. Steven Phillip
(girls) 1. Melissa Van Bakel 2, Michelle
Henderson 3. Caroline Litt - Ball throw
(boys) 1. Michael Van Bakel 2. Scott Van
Dooren 3. Joey VandenHengel (girls) 1.
Michelle Henderson 2. Cathy Devereaux 3.
Christa VandenHoven - kick the shoe - 1.
Scott Van Dooren 2. Michelle Henderson 3.
Ryan Van Dooren - wheelbarrow race - 1.
Michael. and Melissa Van Bakel 2. Christy
Medd and Greg Devries 3. Scott Van Dooren
and Michelle Henderson. 10 to 12 - running
race(boys) 1. Jason Henderson 2. Malik Van
Dooren 3. Chris. Marion (girls) 1. Sheila Litt
2. 'Krissy Holland 3. Janet VandenHoven -
sack race (boys) 1. Jason Henderson 2.
Chris Marion 3. Mark Van Dooren (girls) 1.
Sheila Litt 2. Jennifer Marion 3. Krissy
Holland - wheelbarrow race - 1. Jason
Henderson and Jennifer Marion 2. Chris
Marion and Sheila Litt 3. Brandon Nash, and
Krissy Holland - stepping stone -1. Nicholas
Devereaux and Janet VandenHoven 2.
Brandon Nash and Krissy Holland, 3. Jen-
nifer ,Marion, and Jason Henderson.
Thank your are extended to the :Catholic
Women's League and Adviosry=Board Com-
mittee who were instrumental in organizing
the event. It will be held again next year on
June 24.
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