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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-07-23, Page 16Gayle Turner, Debbie Turner, Don Rathwell, Stewart Elsie, Nancy Elgie, Harvey Stewart and Arnold and Verna Rathwell. Gary McAsh is president for the 1971 reunion to be held in the same place on the third Sunday in July. Other officers include Cliff Stewart as vice-president, Jean Turner 'as secretary, Bruce Rathwell as treasurer, John and Dorothy Ostrom as Registrar. Game convenors include Doug and Mildred McAsh, Bill and Sandra Rathwell and Alex and Luelle, Ostiom. For park facilities is D'Arcy Rathwell. Game convenors were Pat and Bob Norman, Mary, Joyce and Chuck Beuhier and Peggy and Murray MpAsh. BEUERMANN REUNION The annual Beuermann Reun- ion was held on Sunday at the Brodhagen Community Centre with around 75 attending. Those attending were from Toronto, Waterloo, Kitchener, Stratford, Sdaforth, Mitchell, Preston and Milton. • In the absence of John and Debbie Chambers, Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Colbourne and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur elhambers were +% in charge of games and races. A short sing-song with Mrs. Rhinold Kahle at the piano gath- ered everyone together after, whicji a buffet lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Colbourne, Toronto, are the host and host- ess and secretary-treasurer for the year 1971 When the reunion will again be held the second Sunday in July at the same ' • place. VARNA Correspondent FrW McClymont Varna L.O. L. attended the 12th of July.celebration in Kincardine on July 13th. Leading the lodge was the Bannochburn Band of Varna, 15 strong. In the Fife and Drum Com- petition, the best fifer was Bor- dan Jenkins'of Wingham. Best drummer prize was awarded to Watson Webster of Varna, Ontario. Get Your Shopping Rebates ti ITU 1'Ot R E CARD at FINNIGAN'S THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, Rh 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiper, Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brus- sels; Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald' G. Eaton, Seaforth. Office — Main Street SEAFORTH Margaret Sharp, Sec...Treas. Insures: * Town Dwellings • All Classes of Farm Property • Summer Cottages • Churches, Schools, Halls ' Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects; qtc.) is also available: Ocean voyages are very relaxing, except when you spend the ,Cruise wondering how you're 'going to 'Pay for it, Mitchell . . Mount Brydges Mount Forest Neustadt New Hamburg Sept. 18, 19 Orangeville ... Sept. 7 Paisley Sept. 21, 22' Palmerston . . . . . Sept. 29 Parkhill Sept. 25 Ripley St. Marys SE AFORTH Shelburne Stratford Strathroy Tara. Tavistock . Teeswater Tiverton Toronto (C. N. E.). Aug. 20 to Sept.? Toronto(Royal Winter Fair) Nov.13 to 21 Walkerton bet. 7,8 Zurich . Sept. 28 Sept. 4, 5 .. Oct. 12 Sept, 15 Sept.19 Sept. 25, 26 Sept. 22, 23 Sept. 18 Sept. 18, 19 Sept. 19 to 23 Sept. 4, 5 Sept.30 . Sept. 11, 12 Sept.25, 26 . Oct. 3 RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY MONKTON Phone 347-2241 Office Open Monday Through Saturday Brussels Office Open Tues., and Friday Phone 887-6663 61DM 114 6PKI LADIES DRESSES 1.98 LADIES SKIRTS 1.49 SEE OUR SPECIAL 1/2 Price Tables 10% .to. 20% Off On .All Summer Merchandise arone's BOOKS AM) STATIONERY STORE The Friendly StOre in Seaforth' - "the friendly' town" FRIGIDAIRE FREEZERS 16 cu. ft. 588 lbs. 20 cu. ft. 788 lbs. Save over $1.00 on these summer sale items: • Barbecue Lighter Fluid • 2-cycle Engine Oil White Naphtha • Cleaning Solvent • 'Utility Oil 1 coupon redeemable with each .$3,00 gasoline purchase, aonaairraCranocao66arairon trtra-t4aaaarisaaaaBo) )0 C C ti CANADA'S FINEST a .0 a NORRIS REUNION The annual Norris reunion was held in Seaforth Lions Park With fifty in attendance. • John Norris, Exeter, was re- elected as president. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Sillery conducted the sports. Results of. races; Boys and girls five and under - Dawn Flynn; boys and girls 5 - 8 - David Jones, Jimmy Flynn; Boys and girls 9 - 11 - Jerry Storey, David Flynn; Boys and girls 12 - 14 - Larry Sillery, Cheryl Storey; Young married men backward race - John Jacobi, John Norris; Young mar- ' ried women backward race - Mrs. Alex Glanville , Mrs. John Nor- ris; Ladies kick the slipper - Mrs. Orville Storey; Men kidk the slipper - John Jacobi; Egg relay - Mrs. Arnold Finlater; Youngest baby present - Robbie Cooke; Oldest person present - Norris Sillery. ORR REUNION The 21st Orr Reunion was held at Wingham Riverside Park when fifty-five members from Montreal, Ottawa, Detroit,Lon- don, Parkhill, Chesley, Ripley, Bervie, Langside, Wingham and Hensall enjoyed a bountiful din- ner and supper. The 1970 conveners were - Mr. and Mrs. John Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lapp and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Toth. Sports and games were en- joyed by young and old alike. The 1971 conveners are - Mr. and Mrs. David Hender- son, Mr. and Mrs. Eisen Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dore. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr, W.O. Donald and Mrs. Orr, Ottawa and Barbara and Kath- rYn Orr, Exeter, attended the Reunion. COLEMAN REUNION The Coleman Reunion was held Sunday, July 19, it was to have been held at Seaforth Lions Park but was moved to 'Egmondville Church basement due to bad weather and poor attendance. Officers for 1971 are - Pres- ident - Charlie -Dungey; 1st vice President - Emerson Coleman; 2nd. vice president - Nick Whyte Jr.; Secretary - Mrs. Elgin Mc- Kinley; Treasurer - Mrs. Bruce Coleman; Sports Committee'- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uhler; Lunch Committee - Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- Kinley. Sports were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Battles and winners were - Races - Pre- schoolers - 1st. Patti Coleman, 2nd. Tammy Alexander; Boys 6 - 8 - 1st. Brett Finlayson, 2nd. Stephen Hirdebrand; Girls 8 -10- Cathy, Coleman; Boys 8 - 10 - 1st Bev. Coleman, 2nd. Brett Finlay- son, 3rd. Stephen Hildebrand; Elimination - Brett Finlayson, Tammy Alexander; Youngest Baby - Twins, Crystal and Brian Whyte; Oldest person - Mrs.Mary Stewart; Lady with most buttons on dress - Mrs. Nick Whyte Jr.; Man with most change in pocket - Bruce Coleman; Couple coming farthest distance - Mr. and Mrs.' Bill Uhler, Burlington. FINNIGAN REUNION The twelfth annual reunion of the Finnigan family was held at Springbank Park, London, Those coming the greatest dis- tance were Vera Patterson and Lorne McQuaid of Summerberry, Saskatchewan. • Oldest members present were Mrs. W. J. Finnigan, Zurich, Frank Finnigan, London and Percy Finnigan, Weston. The results of sports under the direction of 'Ethel and Marg. Finnigan were - Children 4 and under - Ray Oke, Colleen Mum- ford, Lisa Salkows; Children '7 and under - Mary Finnigan, Les Broderick, RoseannSallows; Boys 12 and under - W. J. Fin- nigan, Neil Finnigan, Michael Finnigan.Boys 14 and under - Brian Finnigan, W. J. Finnigan; Senior wheelbarrow race - W.J. and Brian Finnigan, Neil and Mary Finnigan; Junior wheelbar- row race - Billy and Catherine Patterson, Erin Finnigan and Louise Oke; Egg relay - W. J. Finnigan's team; Shoe.scramble - Mary and Doug. Mumford; But- ton contest - Ethel Finnigan; Guessing watermelon weight - John Finnigan. The reunion will be held at Goderich in 1971 with the exec- utive including - President - Harold Finnigan, London, sec- Mowers for Big Lawns If you have a very large lawn, a small tractor-style mower could be the answer to keeping it properly groomed. The cost of such mowers ranges from $450 to $1,500, de- pending on the attachments and accessories, which in some cases include snow removal.equipment. Storage space , can pose a problem, as the tractor is rela- tively large and attachments hea- vy and difficult to store. In choosing a tractor that can do a big job, Professor Irwin of "the School of Engineering, Uni- versity of Guelph, suggests some guidelines. Features to look for, says PrOfessor Irwin, are an. electric start, automatic trans- mission, handy controls; brakes for parking, and the fewest pos- sible belt drives. Headlights may look good but are not really ne- cessary. Numerous tractor mowers have a 6-inch clearance 'off the ,ground, a 3- to 4-foot stance and a reverse gear. One unusual op- tion offered on some models is a hydraulic lift for snow. The mast popular design has a 9 horse- power engine, but a 14 horse- power engine can be purchased: Designed for unusually large lawns, the tractor mower can handle the job easily because of 'its size and strength. retary - Bee Oke, Dutton. Reun- ion Committee - Roy and Melba Finnigan, Gordon and Elmira Finnigan, Goderich and Alex and Lenna Finnigan, Egmondville. CRICH REUNION The thirty-fifth Annual Crick' Reunion was -held on Saturday at the Seaforth Lions Park with 51 attending. During the afternoon sports were enjoyed by young and old. Results of races: Girls 5 and under - Julie Town- send, Bonnie Turner; Boys 5 and under - Barry Turner; Girls 6 to 9 - Sharon Crich; Boys 6 to 9 - Brian Trewartha, Martin Ken- nedy; Girls 10 to 12 - Patricia Crich, Kim Kennedy; Rope Relay- Ross Trewartha's team; Lucky Spot - Vera Crich; Bow Tieing Relay - Helen Kushner, Helen Trewartha; Minute Race - Ida Martin; Oldest Person pres nt - Mrs. Roy Pepper; Youngest per- son present - Scott Townsend; Coming longest distance - Jack Brown and family. After a very delicious supper a short business meeting was conducted by Ross' Trewartha. The officers for 1971 are: President - George Turner; Vice President - Archie Douglas; 'Treasurer - Phylis Cannel - Secretary - .Doris Crich; Table committee - Helen Lawson; Viola Taylor, Mrs. Archie Doug- las; Glad Wallis, Helen Trewar- tha; Spqrts Committee - Anna and Grant Stirling; Doris and Murray Crich; Eileenand Alet Townsend. The picnic next year will be held on the 3rd Saturday of July at Goderich,Park. RATHWELL REUNION The 12th annual was held Sun- day at Seaforth Lions Park with 57 'attendants. Bruce Rathwell conducted the entertainment with 'Bill McAsh winning the registration prize.. The other winners of various con- tests were Mary Lord, Stewart Elgie, Helen Stewart, Walter Turner, Gladys Beacon, Elmer Beacon, Madeleine .Rathwell and John Ostrom. Muriel Grigg re- ported on` her progress to the family tree. ' The race and game winners included Linda Lord, Bill Elgie, Arthur .. Sept. 16, 17. Ayton(Centennial).. Sept. 12. Hayfield Sept. 12 Blyth Bolton Brampton Brussels Chesley C ollingwood • • • Sept 24,25726 Drayton . Sept. 14 Drumbo Dundalk Sept. 25, 26 . Sept. II, a Dungannon . Sept.30 Durham Sept. 18, 19 Sept. 4,5,& 7 Elmira Elmvale Oct.9,10 Sept. 19 & 21 Embro Sept.25, 26 Exeter Fergtis Sept.19 Fordwich Oct. 2, 3 Grand Valley Sept. 26 Sept. 4, 5 Hanover Harriston Sept, 17 Ilderton Oct. 3 Kincardine Sept. 12 Oct. 3 Kirkton Listowel Sept. 8, 9 London(Western Fair)Sept.11 to 19 Lucknow . . . . .... Sept. 18, 19 Markdale ..Sept. 11, 12 Mildmay Sept. 16 Milverton-' Sept. 25, 26 "I agree," said the principal to the doting mother, "that your son may have a spark of genius. But, in my opinion, 'he also has ignition trouble." WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Dead or disabled cows over 1,000 lbs., 00 to $15 Dead or disabled horses, $20.00 oath.' Small animals 500 to 1,000 lb:, lc per lb. All other animals such as calves and pigs picked up free. We pay you for your animal at your farm.-24 hour service. 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