The Huron Expositor, 1973-07-12, Page 1426: Personal .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Govier,
Seaforth are pleased' to annpunce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, 'Peggy Loulae_ to '
Laurence E. Colclough, son' of
Mr. and Mrs. David COlclough,
Clinton. The wedding will take
place at /4cn-thside United Church,
Seaforth on August, 4, 1973 at
7 o'clock p.m. 26-96x1
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27. Births
OKE - At South Huron. Hospital,
Exeter, to John and Joan (nee
Boyd)' on July '7th, a daughter
Sheryl Lynn, a sister for Teddy
and Tracey. 27-96-1
MAtRAE - To I r. and Mrs.
at sea,
forth Community Hospital on July .
6, 1973, a daughter Denise Nicole.
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MALONE - Paul, and Mary Lou
(nee Coyne) are happy to announce •
the birth of their daughter, Peggy
Leanne , on Monday, July 9,1973.
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26. Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Bolton,
of 105 weaver St., Hespeler-:••
Cambridge, Ont., formerly of
MeKillop Twp. kare happy to
announce the engagement 91their
only daughter Elizabeth Rosina,
• to Robert Murray Bowman, only
son of /qr. and Mrs. Henry Bow-
man of Moorefield, ontario. The
marriage will take place at.Faith
Missionary Church, 100 Fergus
Ave., „Kitchener , Ontario on
August '18, 1973 ,at 3:30
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'It's a lot of.'-werk 11410it on
OnnnikOnfncl'.1.40liatd •'••••,:yoest, • 13)
He stayed with JIM Delaney **
of Mr, and Mrs. 400 PeianO,
#1, Dublin. "But it'S ‘lota of
fun." " "
Richard arrived during the
haying season at the Delaney
farm, and , he has been helping
Jim up in the mow, unloading
bales.
The program isn't .set up to
provide farmers with hired help,
but the boys or .girls are ex-
pected to take on the Same chores
their hosts handle on the 'farms.
For Richard this meant getting
'tip bright and early to help feed
chjak grower to the Delaney's
525 white pullets 'and help Jim
-nice piaci, to visit, but
VOtildil..'t Want to Itte .hen".
'VW Carl Merith of Rerkiale,
179;911tO. 44It's too much work."
110 WO& talking about his we,*
09Yin en the farm with Blaine
14,/n9, non of Mr. and Mrs.
"Feld Pryce, #11 SeatOrth, ,Carl
IS tals144 art'ie the urban-rural
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three Years ago fay the
ministry of agriCUltUre. and, ,food.
For a tOken.fee of $0.00,--C n.r1.
who wanted to be a farmer, go
a Chance to see what-it was really
like.; After helping Blaine with
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his chores iqr -six days he's not
op sail he v904105/4 tq targkt #4 UM living 'in tn-nnotttYr though," he added.
Three city boys aild one girl,.
• all from Toronto, ll ve been,sam-
pling life and wo on farms in
the Seafprth area for a week.
They arrived with a bus load,
of other kids on July 4. Diane
Fines, co-ordinator for the pro=
gram in this district, matched
the Children with young farmers
around the same age and' with
the same interests. In return
the urban visitors will entertain
their rural hosts and hogtesses
for a week in the city.
The general discovery of the
urban group ,4 .tpo We in the
country is not 'one' of leisure..,
Avhen 'his host Joe OlaiSrienti,12iirz.
son of • Mr. ano'Nrs. Mattheat
crack p' dawn," began* ihat"i
getSteveno ti uorge4014Yaifsoorultt,i44,
Claessens, # 1, Dublin, gets Up•
to starte aye work.
since the CleeSSelle ale9
hasas ba
ling
dairy cattle,hay 1,toetvhe the es
boys
bean
helping the milking as well
share an iiiterest in ,swimming
and baieball. Despite the work
the boys have had a good• time
and Steve says definitelY,
would like to , live 'on a farm.
"There's a lot more going
on," remarked 14 year old Rita
Gierl from Toronto's Kew Beach,
area, "It's hard, to keep up."
Not the kind of remark about
peaceful Country life one would
expect from someone used to the
hustle and bustle of the city.
She is visiting NancyVanDooren,
15, at the farm of Mr. and Mrs.
J. VanDeoren, #5, Seaforth. Her
six day visit which includedpick-
lng stones, learning to drive a
tractor, and, baking fob a large
family of six ,girls and one boy
has convinced Rita' that farming
isn't the most enjoyable life for
her.
"It's too much work, I like
living in Toronto, although I en-
joyed horseback' riding and wat- •
thing the baby pigs being born."
she said. "
Thjsrparents of e rural hosts
are all happy wit he youngsters
staying with m. "If all
kids from the ty were that goo
a pleasure to hos it would
thqm," said Mrs. Pryce about
' CdrI. 441,1e la,,yery keen to help
with the chores, asks a lot of
, questions and is observant."
Carl smiled and said "country
kids are very friendly and in
some cases even friendliesan
city kids:" •
Mrs. Joe Delaneyys
Richard fitted right in like one
of the family. "If all farm fami-
lies got as' co-operative a guest
as Richard, there would be no
trouble finding hoSts to take part
in the program." she said.
The Claessens and the Van
Doorens also agreed their
visitors have been most helpful
and friendly and they've enjoyed
having them.,
' When the country kids visit'
the city, th y will most likely
visit the Sc nee Centre, Ontario•
Place, the Planetaria and of
course Centre Island_
just walk around," said C I and
"We're going sailing," sayS)Rita.
With three more exchanges
planned and only about 50 host
farms in Huron and Perth
counties, co-ordinator Diane
Fines is worried that a, lot of
the urban youngsters wanting to
live and work on a farm for a
.week won't get a chance. She
works at the Stratford ministry
and visits the Clinton office of
agriculture regularly. She is an-
xiouS to get more hosts.
Correction
In a picture caption which appeared with a picture. of the
new Bayfield post' office,
reference was made to the con-
tractors as being Ken Smith con-
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t Maine Pryce matte the go-cart for Carl Meritn, la arotrezaare, Toronto. Looking On
is 0 year old Laurie Pryce,who is on crutches as resultt of a foot operation. She hopes to
get the cast off next'week. eir parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pryce of a, Seaforth.
"Game, point!" cries, Joe Claessens (left) to his partner Steven tong of Willowdale, Toronto.
Joe is the . son . of Mr. and 'Mrs. Matthew Claessens, R.R. 1, Dublin. Watching the match are
(left to right) Martin-Nyland, Charles Nyland,. Paul Nyland,. Frank Claessens and Frank Nyland,
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1973. 26-96x1
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riage of their daughter, Anna
Mae to Mr. Victor Kucyk, Jr.
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