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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-07-20, Page 8el HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTN, ONT., JULY 20, 1972 ER AL,D'S DATSUN See The Full Line of DATSUNS on DISPLAY PURSES PRICE Correspondent Mrs. Joyce Pepper The A.C. W. of St. Pauls Angli- can Church met • on Thursday at the home of Mrs. R. H. Middleton. President,' Mrs. Scrabuik, opened the meeting with the members prayer. "For the beauty of the earth" was sung and devotions from the Living Message followed with Mrs. F.Forrest reading the 92nd Psalm, Mrs. Anderson offering prayer and Mrs. "W. Scrabuik the litany. It was de- cided to have a bake sale and auction in October. Mrs. Annie Reid gave the Bible study on "Loneliness" and the roll call was answered with a Bible verse having a kind of food in it. Mrs. Windover was instructed to send the used Christmas cards to the retarded children in London. Mrs. G.A.Anderson closed the meeting with prayer. THOMSON REUNION ' The 33rd Thomson reunion was held Sunday in the Mitchell Park with 50 in attendance. Af- ter a smorgasbord dinner, Pres- ident Pearl Preistap presided for a short business meeting when, officers for next years picnic were elected. ,,They were Pres- ident, Hannah Miller, Vice-P res. Dorothy Chase, Secretary-Trea- surer, Mary Parsons, Table. Committee, Roy Pepper, Russel and Marian Hooey, Sports Comfnittee- Lloyd and Helen Thompson, Len and Gwen O'- Rourke. A sports program for the children was conducted by. Cecil and Joyce Pepper. Win- ners are as follows- Slow motion race - Joanne Vorstenbosch, Laurie Pepper: Throw the fris- bee race - Joanne Vorstenbosch, Brenda Pepper: Boys backwards race - David O'Rourke, Bert Vorstenbosch Jr.; Girls chew- ing gum race - Debbie Hooey, Laurie Pepper: Guessing number of jelly beans in a jar Mar- ilyn Pepper: Lifesaver race - Brenda Pepper,) Patti O'Rourke, Marilyn Pepper and Debbie Hoo- ey. A peanut and candy scramble were enjoyed by the children. The youngest child present was Elizabeth Thompson, -10 month old daughter of Lloyd and Helen Thompson. After much discussion It was agreed to hold a Thomson re- union again next year on the 3rd Sunday of July at the farm `of Bert' Vorstenbosch at R.R.#2 Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLean, Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mc- Lean, London, 'Mr. and Mrs. Larry McLean, Mr. Ray Dever- eaux, Seaforth, attended a dinner-dance Saturday evening in the Canterbury Inn in Sarnia for graduates of the St. Claire Reg:: tonal School of Nursing from which Miss Gwen McLean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLean, Hensall, 'graduated. Prior to graduation exercises Sunday, the girls of the Class '72 were entertained to a Mother- Daughter luncheon in the school dining room. Each graduate was presented with a shyer spoon engraved with the year of her graduation and every mother re- ceived a blue and yellow corsage. The graduation exercises were held in the Sanctuary of Central United Church in Sarnia on -Sun- day afternoon. Following the .. graduation Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLean entertained guests of their daughter Gwen to dinner. Tammy Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker, has successfully passed her Grade 5 piano exam from the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music. Tammy is a pupil of Miss Greta Laramie. Mr, Anthony Gelderland, Rid- getown, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal. Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Pepper and daughters returnedthis pait week-end from a weeks vacation spent camping at "Lost Forest Park" in the Parry Sound area. Mrs. Albert Alexander spent a few days last week visiting in London with her sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Par- sons, and while there went -to Guelph to visit cousins. • NEWS OF Egmondville Correspondent Mrs. C. Geddes VisitorS with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Teatero and family were Mr. and. Mrs. George Stephens and family from Holland Landing. Mrs. Ron Brady and Joe were in Toronto over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott .and Mr. and Krs. Laverne Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wesenberg, Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Geddes and their,families spent the week- end at. Family Paradise. for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA ' GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION, All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0276 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••!..6 Photo by Doerr Miss Gwendolyn Marie McLean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Mc- Lean, Hensall, graduated .from St. Clair School of Nursing, Sarnia, Ontario on Sunday, Miss McLean is a graduate of Seaforth District High School. IPPEN The U.C.W. of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, visited the Blue Water Rest Home in Zurich to provide entertainment for the birthday party. Mrs. Tom Reid chaired the program. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot led the sing song and provided some toe-tapping music while lunch was being prepared. Musical numbers on the piano were given by Jill McLellan and Linda Thompson. Music in song by Debbie Consitt and the Finlay- son sisters was greatly apprec- iated. Mrs. Edison McLean showed slides of local interest. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC St. Andrew's Church •Sunday School picnic was held at River- side Park,Axeter, July 16 with 'approximately 70 present. The conveners for the sports, Mrs. D. Turner, Mrs. Wm. Consitt, Mrs. Grant Jones are to be complimented on the Interesting events. Races children up to kyears • - 1st. Shelly Finlayson; 2nd.Mich- ael McGregor. Ages 6 to '- 1st. Nancy Mc- Gregor; 2nd. Timmy Lovell. . Ages 9 to 11 - 1st. David Con- 1- '72 Torino 2 dr. H.T. • • • :9 • , 1970- Foid Station Wagon • Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Guests with Mrs..A. Pater- son and Mrs. Sholdice Sr. last week were Mr. and Mrs. A. Crebbon, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sholdice, London. Mrs. Janet Zaphfe Byron visited a few days with her sister, Mrs, Y. Aldwinkle. Mrs. E. Berry had as guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rodvold, San Francisco, Cal., Mrs. Charlene Rodvold, Crosby, N.J., U.S.A., Mrs. Gordon Elliott London. The ladies of Tuckersmith were hostesses for . a shower at Brucefield United Church in honour of the' former Helen Ilroa.dfout., Mrs. D. Weigel. The bride received many gifts and the good wishes of many old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale London, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wil- son attended the: funeral of their aunt Mrs. H. McKellar, Free- land Mich. last week.' Mrs. D. Adams visited with her daughter Mrs. E. Haites in Toronto last week. . Bruoefield United Church will be closed for 4 Sundays beginn- ing July 2:fni. NEWS OF BRUCEFIELD sift; 2nd. Grant Love. Ages 12 & tit - 1st. Sharon Finlayson; 2nd. Greg. Love. Three Legged Race - Ages up to 11 - David Consitt and Grant Love; 2nd. Tim Lov- ell & Murray McGregor. Ages 12 & up' - 1st. Garry & °:Greg Love; 2nd. Scott and Bill McGregor. Ball Throw - lst..Gordon Love; 2nd. Nancy McGregor, Mens and Ladies - 3 Legged Race for husband and wife - Keith & Myra Lovell; 2nd. Laird & Ruby Finlayson. Men's Kick the Slipper - 1st. Bill McGregor; 2nd. Laird Fin- layson. Liadies Kick the Slipper - let. Ruby Finlayson; 2nd, Sharon Fin- layson. Prize 'for oldest person present- Ruth Dickert of Harriston. Youngest person - Myla Lovell Mystery Spot - Ruby Finlayson. Visitors,. with Mr. and Mrs. W. • L. Mellis wer e Mr. anc Mrst Cameron Mellis and Joy of Arlington, Mick.; Mr. and Mrs. Gunner Anderson, Levonia, Mich; Mr. and - Mrs. Harold Kaake, Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Cooper visited with Mr. and Mrs.Vivan Cooper. . ' top, spent a few days with s., Norman Dickert. The Thompson picnic was held in Mitchell Sunday, July 16 with a good attendance. • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor attended the graduation exercises of Miss -Nancy Jean Kay, daugh- ter of Mr. rand Mrs. Lorne Kay of London on Sunday, July 16th in Sarnia, Ontario. 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