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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-07-29, Page 8FIVRON ..P0941TPRi ARAFoRii, • Eighteen residents from Huronview were guests last Wednesday afternoon at the 22nd annual octogenarian (over 80) club picnic at Harborlite Inn, Goderich and sponsored by the Goderich Kiwanis Club. Transportation, the variety program and lunch was supplied by the Club with Mr. Norman Speir of Huronview assisting with the pro- gram. The Ethel and Molesworth Women's Institute were hosts for the July birthday-party on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. R. Jones was master of ceremonies for the after- noon and led a lively sing-song. 'The variety program included several musical numbers by Norman Birne, Cecil Bateman, David Dound, Mrs. Stan Speirman; dance numbers by Barbara and Karen Johnston and readings by Mrs. Wm. Beirnes. Following the program gifts were presented -•,• by the institutes to 26 residents having birthdays in July with Mrs. Mary Johnston celebrating her 97th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barrie, who celebrated their 54th wed- ding anniversary this month, were presented with roses by the ladies. Jim Barrie thanked the hosts for the party on behalf of the residents and lunch was served. The Salvation Army Band of Wingham entertained the residents on Thursday Family Night with a concert out- doors. Mrs. G. Armstrong who'incidentally has two grand- children in the band, thanked the group on behalf of the residents. It is hoped, weather permitting, to hold a band concert each Thursday evening during the summer as all the residents are able to enjoy the program either out on the lawn or being in the room on the west side of the building. SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION D'Orlean Sills, Chairman Dr. Roger Whitman, Mayor F.C.J. Sills, Commissioners Walter Scott, Manager Dennis is eight, a healthy„ robust, extremely active lad. His background is Indian and white. He likes playing football and baseball and' is a great hockey enthuMast. When no games are going on, he's likely to be riding his bike. He learned to swim last summer. • This handsome youngster is very musical and can enter- tain himself fol. long periods by playing the drums - at which he's quite good - or listening to records. In fact, he's rather a loner - except for team games, he'd rather be on his own. Dennis is bright, imaginative, creative and a good con- versationalist, but because of various unhappy experiences he finds it hard to trust adidts. He hays difficulty concen- trating In school. Though he can do his a4ademic work, and he passed into Grade 8, the distractions Of an open class system created pioblems for him. Ile works much better with the support and encouragement of an interested adult. 'this young lad will be a rewarding son for a mother and father who have patience and understanding, and who will giVe him security, opportunities - and love. To inquire about adopting Dennis, please writkr. to Tdday's ,Child, Department" - ,of Social and Family Services, Parliament Buildings, TOrOnto, 182. Per general adoption information, ask your local dhlldren,s Aid Society. 0 Did you know that Ontario has more fresh water than any other part of Canada—even the world? Anci did you know that this "Fresh" water is becoming polluted? OWRC is ciOritinuously developing programs to Stop pollution, but you've got to lean water is your. heritage: Respect it. help to make them work. Don't drop garbage, drip oil or gasoline or put anything that pollutes into our lakes and rivers. And be critical if you see anyone else doing it. Remember. It's our water. Let it live. Monday afternoon's program of old time music and a sing-a-long was well attended last week with Alice Roorda, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins providing the music. Hews of Huronview Fetes,GratiOniothers, 4-H Members at 'Meeting "It's the man about the wiring, ma'am.' It's true, living in any older home without up-to-date wiring just doesn't hbld a candle to. truly modern electrical liVing. The changes'that electrical giodernization brings will brighten your life - throughout every room in your home — for years to come. Yot7II have more' outlets and switches'where you want them, better performance from your appliances — and you can even add the year-round comfort of electric . climate control. And rewiring an older home needn't be complicated. or expensive. The cost will probably be less than you `,!(), imagine, and the,Hydro'Finance Plan makes it easy for 149'. you to budget. For greater comfort and convenience — and an extra margin of safety, too —.call your qualified Electrical Modernization contractor, _ SEAFORTH MARKET MEAT. . . . C. DAYS - Ideal for -1/2 CHICKEN the Bar-B-Q . 59! ,Fresh Ground Beef ' 59Fb BACON Store SlicedBreakfaSt 5911 Lean Butt . 42ORICCH9PS - '. 1 Home-Made :. Plain Garlic 9 5 C ° lb SAUSAGES r , Young 'LIVER Beef . 591 Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The Walton Women's Institute met' in the Community hall on Wednesday evening with Grand- mothers and 4-H members with their* readers present. Mrs. Gerald Watson the President, opened. the meeting with Mrs. Bill Humphries as pianist. The Roll Call "Wear your oldest piece of jewellery, and give its history" was ans- wered by the members present. Mrs. Keith Rock has become a new member. Mrs. Bill Humphries read the minutes followed by the treas- urer's report. The correspon- dence was dealt with. Leaders were chosen for the fall project, "Dairy Fare". Mrs. Ron Bennett reported for the committee to look into the washroom facilities for the hall. Mrs. Alvin McDonald gave a report on a meeting she had ' attended, and announced plans were made for the fall Rally to be held in Ethel on October 4. Mrs. Nelson Reid had attended a workshop recently for Tweeds- muir book curators and found it well worthwhile. Plans were made for a Fun Carnival to be held on August 21. in the Walton Community park. - Each member is to bring a pie for the booth and two gifts for the fish pond for, the children. There is to be a Ball game and prizes to be given for the best decorated-bicycle, done by a boy or girl. The community is in- vited to attend. • The Meeting was turned over to the conveners for' Historical Research and Current Events. Mrs. Murray Smith welcomed the 4-H members and each club put On their demonstration and modelled their garments made in the previous club, "Separated for Summer". Their books were also on display. Mrs. Jim Axtmann introduced the special guest of the evening, Miss Ethel Beattie of Seaforth, who has been a collector of antiques all her life and had been in business for 30 years. She had wonderful display of antiques and' told the history of each ore, she stressed if we have old articles we don't want pass them on to the Historical Society. She was thanked by Mrs. M. Smith for her most interesting display and talk, and presented with a gift. Prizes were given to the Grandmother with the most grandchildren, Mc- Donald; Vith the iong'elf hair, Mrs. Edna Hackwell; with the oldest grandchild, Mrs. Pete Mc- Donald; there were 12 grand- mothers present. The collection was received by the treasurer. It was decided to have an executive• meeting at Mrs. Gerald Watson's home on August 3, to make• plans for the . Historical meeting to be held in the hall in October. • Lunch was served by the Ontario Water Resources Commission Hon. George A. Kerr, Q.C. - Minister; R. D. Johnston - Chairman; D. S. Caverly - General Manager, SPEEDY hostesses, Mrs. Jim. Axtmann, same home. They both returned Mrs. Clarence Martin, Mrs. Dave to London with Mrs. Farquharson Watson and Mrs. Laverne Godkin. for a week's holiday. Congratulations are extended' to Mrs. Walter Broadfoot who 15 day tour of Alaska and the celebrated her 84th birthday- on-- Yukon Territories, travelling by Saturday July 17th when a dinner plane, bus, old time train, and was enjoyed at the Red Pump boat. One of the highlights was Restaurant Leemliting, 13sayfeatieolrdthw;imthr. Mrs.sw. visiting at the home of Mr. and Miss, Orville Holmes of Fair- Farquharson, London; Mr-S. bankA, Alaska. Mr. Holmes was Stephen Kerley, Toronto and Mrs. a former resident of M'cKillop Stewart Henderson, Mitchell. township being born and raised Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bennett and 0 here, Joan visited last week with Mr. Jim Toner of Toronto has and Mrs. Merkley and family of spent the past week with Mr. and Windsor. Mrs. Jim dark, Keith and Ann, Mts•S Rosemary Ryan of tie washere on the Rural Urban London spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E x cmh ar n . g e." and Mrs. Mac Sholdice, Ryan. Murray and Sandra spent week - Mr. Neil before last weekend at wasaga, the Western Beach and Bracebridge, also vi- attended the siting at Santalt Village. Mrs. Ray Nelson and sons, Boning turkey before or after • Robert and Micba.el of Vancouver, cooking makes serving and eating B.C. have returned home after' that much easier. When turkey is holidaying 'with the former's well-cooked, the bones may be parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Earl easily twisted out of the legs and • Watson and brother Gerald wings and the breast muscles may Watson, Mrs. Watson and family. be separated from the keel or Mrs. Horace Rutledge of Lon- breasl-bone. To bone the raw don was visiting' with relatives in parts, slit flesh clbsq to bones the village last week, and use fingers and knife to push, Mrs. Stephen Kerley of scrape or cut meat from the Toronto spent week before last bones. The raw meat may be with Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. coated with crumbs, oven or pan- * Mrs. Wm. Farquharson of London fried, baked or simmered in a also visited on Saturday at the well-seasoned sauce. Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Dun- das have returned home from a Ryan is on a trip to Provinces and also Calgary Stampede. - • 00 Area Families Hold Reunions , 'L AWSON-C LARK REUNION The 32nd Lawson-Clark Re- union was held on Sunday, July 18, at Kinburn Forresters' Hall with approkimately '75 persons in attendance. The sports were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Tilston and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd with. winners as follows: Candy scramble for the• little ones. Girls 6 - 8 Sack race - Susan Jamieson, Margaret , Hannah, Kathy Hannah. Boys 6 - 8 Sack race - John Lawson, Bob Jamie- son. ,Girls 9- 11 - Karen Hannah. Young adults - Mr. and. Mrs. David Medd, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Suplat, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hannah. , Water Melon eating Fontest Brindley. A smorgasbord supper fol- lowed the sports. During the supper hour lucky', attendance prizes were given to, Mrs. Lillie Jamieson' and Mr. Robert Lawson, Stratford. The president Lorne Lawson conduc- ted a short business period. It was decided to hold the 1972 pic- nic at Benmiller on the 3rd Sunday of July. All officers will remain the same forenext year. -MacDON-ALD REUNION The MacDonald Reunion was held at the Lions Park on Sunday, July 25,19'71 with 33 in attendance. Officers are ; President - Don McClure) Sec. Treas. - Christine Tremeer; Sports Com- mittee - Kay and Ross Mac Donald, Grace and Ross Sar- aras; Table Committee: Jean and Allan Johnson, Marion and Gordon MacDonald. • - Winners in a spirts pro- gram were: Races - Boys 6 g and under - Kieth McClure; Boys 9 and under - Jim Mc- Clure; Boys 11 and under - Don Sararas; Boys 14 and under - Ken MacDonald; Girls 11 and. under - Cheryl McClure; Girls 14 and under -.Debbie McClure; • Single ladies - Debbie McClure; , Single. , boys - AllaU Rararasi rAlartied, Ladies,iirm,010Ycki Mei Clure; Married Men Do McClure; Ladies Kick the Slip- .,per - Cheryl McClure; Men, Kick the Slipper - David Tre- meer; Wheelbarrow Race - Joyce and Don McClure; Most • ' articles in purse - Marion Mac- Donald; Largest bill in billfold - Kay MacDonald. Officers elected for 19'72 - , President, .5- Allan Johnson; Sec.- Tread. - Don Tremeer; Sports Committee - Edna and Wilfred'. 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