The Huron Expositor, 1973-07-12, Page 9Mrs. Anne Smith of Brussels
and Mrs. Edna Hackwell of Wal-
ton attended the picnic of Super-
annuated Teachers in- the
Benmiller Conservatiop River
Park, recently.
Ivan Hill conducted the
business meeting and Miss Ida
White of Goderrich spoke to the
unit and told of tier work as a
missionary in India. Mrs. B.
Hall of Blyth was nominated,
President for 1973-74.
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joyed a smorgasbord lunch ar-
ranged by Mrs. Bill Dennis, Mrs.
Edna Hackwell, Mrs. AlVin Sti-
more, Mrs. Harvey Craig and
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan.
Guests were present from
Alliston, Kitchener, Centralia,
Fordwich, "Seaforth, LiStowel,
Stratford, London and Hamilton.
Dr. G. Hazlewood performed
the original ceremony. when Edith
and Campbell were married 25
years ago with Ken Campbell and
Mrs. Don Gray attendants.,
ZliUgiN Man ANGUS SHORTY
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The Founding at Exeter
On Sunday, June 24, 1973 an historical plaque commemor-
ating the_ Founding of Exeter was unveiled at Riverview
Park, Exeter. Shown left to right after the ceremony are
David McClure of the Huron County Historical Society; J.
R. Riddell M.P.P. (Huron); John Willis descendant of one of the founders of Exeter; R. E.; McKinley M.P. (Huron);
- Dr. W. L. Jury who represented the province's Historic
News of Walton
Retired teachers attend Benmiller picnic
Sites Board; C. S. MacNaughton former Treasurer of Onta-
ario; Miss Marion 'Bissett, Mrs. Louise Craig and C. V.'
PiCkard, descendants of the earliest settlers, who along with
John Willis unveiled, the plaque; Councillor Bruce Shaw of
Exeter; J. L. Wooden a noted local historian; His Worhip
J. H. W. Delbridge. Mayor of Exeter; and the Reverend
Harold Snell.
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Marie McClure, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wen McClure has
accepted a mitten with Victoria
Hospital, Landon as Mall clerk. •
Earl Dolmage retnined to
Burlington after spending a
week's. holidays at his parents
home.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ray Dill and
daughters, Wartburg, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. James Scarrow,
Sekiorth.
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- and Mrs: Ray. Dolmage, Londe*:
boro won the InterMediate BoYs
1973 Championship for linUett
Central Public School•
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• anniversary
Friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell Wey gathered A
in the Walton Community Hall,
Sunday afternoon to extend good
wishes to them on their twenty-
fifth wedding'anniversary.
The hall was gaily decorated
in pink, white and silver, with
a wedding cake and pink candles
on the dining table.
Mrs. Don Gray and Mrs. Rae
Houston welcomed the guests and
had each sign the register.
William Dennis was master of
ceremonies and presided.lor an
interesting programme which in-
cluded: Vocal solo by Cheryl
Fraser with Dena Wey ac-
companying on her guitar. A
humorous reading was given by
Mrs. Harvey Craig. Vocal solos .
by Graeme Craig; Truth or Con-
sequences by Mrs. Gerald Ryan
with Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs.
Don Gray taking part. A novel-
ty nunber in charge of Dianne
Fraser with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Stimare, Mrs. Rae Houston
and Ken Rae taking part. A
skit was given by Mr. and Mrs.
DOug Fraser, "The Snoring Hus-
band."
An address was read by
Mrs. Jack Mcllwain and Mary
Alice Ryan and Cheryl Fraser
presented gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
Wey each made a fitting reply
and thanked the guests for mak-
ing the occasion such a happy one.
Dr. Gordon Hazlewood,
Hamilton, said grace and all en-
FIREFLY - These interesting, insects are members
of the Lampyridae family and are not flies but
beetles, with unique light-giving properties. The
greeny-yellow light is generated in the rear body
segments of the male and glows alternately
bright and dim as the insect flies about. Females
are flightless and emit a loWer intensity light from
a single 'abdominal segment. The wingless larvae
which also produce light are' commonly called
glowworms. Fireflies are often seen at night
along the borders of marshes, dozens of their tiny
"lanterns"Jlickering among the reed beds. ,
"0n AO 6 with. 6A. or mare at.. 7 • tending. Harry Norris
• The }Norris Thee440,0 for 1970
verethe sports committee. pre.
was held sago* Lions Park
sidsgt John Jacobi was chairman
for the annual meeting atIdllie,
following people were electedf9r
' President4•13111 Norris a:Detroit;
Secretary-Lyle McLeod; Sports
Committee-Lila Storey, Dorothy
Davis and Donna Malwain; Lunch
Committee-Hazel McLeod, Helen
Williams, Ida Pinder, EVa Parker
and Nonie Jacobi.
Race results are as follows;
3 yrs. & under-1st, Chelene Glan-
ville, 2nd Norris Flynn, 3rd Ste-
ven Glanville; 6 yrs. & under-
1st Lennie Williams, 2nd Billie
Glanville, 3rd Beth.Williams; 10
yrs. & under-lst Ronnie Thomp••
son, 2nd Robbie Jacobi, 3rd Jac-
Ole Jacobi; 15 yrs. & under-
1st John Pinder, 2nd Steven Pin..
der, 3rd Ronnie Thompson; Young
People's Race-1st Sherrie Std.
rey, 2nd Gail Glanville, 3rd Ross
McLeod; over Thirty Race-Lst
John Jacobi, 2nd David Williams,
3rd Lila Storey; Wheelbarrow
Race-1st John and Steven Pinder,
2nd Lila Storey and Robbie Ja-
cobi; 3rd Chris and Sandra Wil-
liams; Kick the Slipper-Steven
Pinder, Dorothy Davis and Sandy .
Williams. Youngest person at-
tending picnic-John Norris, Ailsa
Craig; Oldest person-Laura 511-
lery; Birthday closest to Jury 8-
Jacquie Jacobi; Person who came
the farthest to the picnic-Bill
Norris, Detroit, String Contest-
Lila Storey and Don McLeod;
T.V. Contest-Valerie Norris,
Lyle McLeod, Nonie Jacobi.
A ball game in the evening
completed a happy picnic.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Miley over the week-
end were; Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Gardiner, Steven and Lisa, Bob
Hulley, Kim, Michelle and Jim
Walker; Louie Arts, Kenneth
Walker, London, Alvin Coumish
and Gerald Cockwell, Exeter.
Recent holiday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris, Vicki Services. Conveners onCitizen- and Ronnie were Mr. and Mrs.
ship' and World Affairs, Mrs. Mac Larry Maxwell and Jamie, Mid-
Sholdice and Mrs. Graeme Craig land.
will be in charge of the meeting.
The roll call to be answered Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Dalton,
newlyweds of the community,haci by "One way I may set an exam-
ple as a good Canadian Citizen". a 'reception held in their honor
Many of the children of Walton " at the Brussels Legion recently,
and area are enjoying the swim- The hall was filled to capacity
ming classes at the Seaforth and music was by the Wilibee
'Orchestra. Glen Beurman read Lion's Pool. They include: Pat
Hackwell, John Huether, Jim -'the address and presented Sharon
Brennan, Julie McDonald, liea-L- and Kelly with a well-filled purse,
iii k. shower -In hortorofLorralne. • tiler 'Brennap, Tini„.Fritz,,, Jeff,
4rowriSerid, daughter of Mr.' and McGavin, Steien fitiether, Greg
Humphries, John Bos, Brenda Mrs. "Oliver Pryce, was held in
Bos, Paul Kirkby,- Peggy Rum-• the 'church basement on Tuesday
evening.' A mixed program was phries, Murray Sholdice, Mary
Ryan, Brian McGavin, Pam Hack- 'Presented and Lorraine was given
Many lovely a.nd useful gifts. well, DeanHackwell, Julie Blake,
Lunch was served and a social Colleen Ryan.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and hour spent.
" There wit be no Sunday School Mrs. Gordon Murray were Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Hasse, Sault Ste.
Marie and Mrs. Ann Murray of
WOodstock.
Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Dunk*will
host the Brussels Horticultural
meeting next Monday.
Dean Hackwell, son of Mr. anti
Mrs. Howard Hackwell is a pa-
tient . in Victoria Hospital,
London, following a bicycle -
truck accident in the village last
Thursday. We are glad to report
at the' time of writing he is some
better having gained cons-
ciousness.
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Harvey Craig conducting a baking
contest, which caused a • lot -of
excitement. Mrs. Craig read
"A Country Editor" then con"-
ducted a game of throwing boxes
with une Williamson playing the
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...„.Eil "en, her mother, Mrs.
Herb-Williamson and her mother-
in-law, Mrs. George Morrison,
Millbank, were given corsages
and asked to take their places
at the front. Mrs. Craig read
an' -address ,and the gifts were
Carried• in,by a•few,of the neigh-
bor girls. Eileen replied thanking
everyone for the gifts, and to
those who had arranged the
shower.
Lunch was served by the 17th
and Boundary Unit
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cooper of
Ottawa visited last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Smalldon, they also. _called on
Mrs. Maud Leeming.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk at-
tended the annual convention of
the Ontario. Horticultural Asso-
ciation recently in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs.GordonMurray,
Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and
Mr. Chas. Murray attended the
Marr-Murray wedding, Saturday
in Wingham at the Presbyterian
Church.
The W.I. are planning an open
meeting*,on Wednesday, July 18th
Reception
A large crowd of friends,
neighbors and relatives attended
the reception and--dance in the
Walton Community Hall for the-,
recent newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Blake(Evelyn Haggitt).
Prior to lunch the happy young
couple were called to the plat-
form when Neil McDonald read
an address and Rick McDonald
presen d them with a purse of
mo . Mr. Blake expresSed
appreciation.
The evening was spent
dancing to 'the music of the
"Truetones."
Bridal Shower
A community shower was held
in the basement of Duff 's United
Church,-Thursday evening, for
Mrs. David Morrison, the former
Eileen Williamson. June Wil-
liamson and Shirley Johnson re-
ceived• the guests at the door
and their names were signed on
a beautiful Cameo Cloth donated
by Phyllis Mitchell. The base-
ment was decorated with
white and pink streamers and
white wedding bells.
Mrs. Martin Baan introduced
the numbers for a short program.
June Williamson played a piano
solo, then Mrs. Keith Bachert
conducted a couple of contests.
Mrs. Harold McCallum with her
mouth organ and Mrs. Neil Mc
Gavin gave a musical number.
Mrs. Jim Williamson gave a
comical reading followed by Mrs.
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