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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-07-31, Page 7SINGLES HELP VON - Betty Cardno, Seaforth presented a cheque for $150. to Perth Huron Victorian Order of Nurses representative Cathie•Rutter, Goderich, recently, Irene Okahashl and Vicki Horbanluk, Clinton look on. The money will be used to help purchase a second car for the VON in Huron. Mrs. Cardno said the county wide club decided to donate to the VON because it serves the whole of Huron., (Photo by Wilma Oke) Actors entertain at Queensway Varnb girls lose Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell The Stanley Junior Girls played the Colborne A ball team at Benmiller park on July 8, an'd the Colborne B team at Brucefield on July 15. Unfortunately, they lost both games. Chin up girls. With a little more practice, you'll be winners. The • Boys A team did a little better, with a 31 to 29 win 'over Benmiller on July 14. , Practice for the girls is on Tuesday and Thurs. evenings, and for the boys on Friday evening. Jimmy Reid, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Reid, summer resid- ents left on Sunday for Not;,vay to attend the World Scout Jamboree He was chosen to represent the Wallaceburg Troop, and will be away for a month. Other countries he will visit are Denmark, Sweden and Finland. (Intended for Last week) PULSIFER MUSIC Summer Hours Open Tue. & Thurs. 4-9 Sat.9 -12:30 or by appointment Phone 527-0053 Scott's Flowers Mitchell Daily Delivery 4 * Seaforth to Stratford •-tit a Flower Arrangements For All Occasions Funerals, Hospital Arrangements SEE SCOTTS For Your Wedding Flowers UNITED FLOWERS \f'.1RE SERVICE Phone 348-9406 Faberge Organics 20 oz. Bottle SHAMPOO 1.69 25% Off All Work Boots, Pants and Coveralls White Sliced 24 oz. BREAD Everyday Low Price 3/99c PEACHES Delicious eating peaches are ripe and in good supply. Open 9 - A. Grant Fox Orchards SholiesPeare 625-8751 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH I SHOP & 1111111111111111raiNOT SAVE WHY PAY MORE ! ! DRIVE A LITTLE 8z* SAVE A LOT AT BRODHAGEN SCHNEIDERS RED HOT Beef and Regular Wieners r. Schneiders Family 2 lb. BEEF PATTIES 1.59 Kraft 1 lb. pack Individtially Wrapped CHEESE SLICES 1 .49 Highliner Solid 7 oz. Tin 85c WHITE TUNA 4 New, POTATOES lb. 10c Size 112 ORANGES Doz. 79c 4 Neilsons Holiday ‘11/2 Gallon 1.09 ICE CREAM 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gittus anf son Andrew of Rochester, Minne- sota visited last week with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gittus. Mrs.• Wilmer MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacDonald and Mrs. Ruth Anne Penrose of Brampton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.., Edgar Cud- more. , Attend Wedding at Newmarket Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McNaughton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corbett were in Newmarket on Saturday attend- in the wedding of Catharine Anne ,Vickers and Ronald Alan If Correspondent Mrs. Rena Caldwell Kippen East Women's Institute have, for the past two years, been compiling a cookbook of their special recipes. Now the cookbook has been printed and assembled „and cookbooks are for sale from any of the members.' Mrs. Don Upshall entertained in honour of her niece, Miss Diane Adkins Of Exeter, to a miscellanious shower on July 25. Young ladies- Jane Allan, Diane Wilson, Sue Anne Finlay- son; Young men- Lyle Hill, Lyle Kinsman, Mark Consitt; Three- legged race- Les Consitt & Lyle Kinsman, Sue Anne Finlayson & Diane Wilson, Sandra Finlayson and Beth Consitt; Boys & Girls Wheelbarrow Race- Lyle Hill and John Stevens, Jane Allan and Diane Wilson, Les Consitt and Lyle Kinsman. Secretary Mary Parsons read an obituary of George Thomson Senior who was born 1802.1879, the original ancestor 'who came from Blantyre, Scotland. A com- mittee was appointed to draw up a family tree for next years' picnic. Officers for next years' picnic are: President- Norm Stonlake; Vice-President- Cecil Pepper, Secretary-Treasurer- Mary Par- sons; Assistant Secretary- Audrey and Bert Vorstenbosch, Table Committee- Dorothy and Bill Chase. Bob and Glenda Cornish ably conducted sports. Winners were - childrens treasure hunt - Debbie Priestap, Brad Chase: Life saver rely- Tania Cornish's Team. A candy and peanut scramble was enjoyed by all the children. Lady with most articles in purse- Dorothy Cornish; ladies nail- driving contest- Pearl. Priestap; find the lucky spot - Dorothy Chase; mens thread the needle contest- Cecil Pepper; mens wattys game chanpion was Clar- ence Priestap. It was decided to hold the picnic next year on the third Sunday of July at the Harbour Park in Goderich. WRIGHT REUNION Forty descendents of the Wright Family attended the an- nual Wright Reunion on Sunday, July 13th at the. Kirkton , Woodham Community Centre. A special welcome was given to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Geisler, Midland, Texas, Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Horne Leamington and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wright from Kingsville. The twentieth Reunion will be held at the Kirkton - Woodham Community Centre, the second Sunday in July 1976, with Lorne Ross as President and Mrs. Orland Reickert, Hensall as sec- retary. Parker - Keyes Picnic The Parker-Keyes picnic was held at Riverview Park, Exeter on Rev. Bruce and Mrs. Pierce of Crediton and Leile Finkbeiner of Exeter visited with Hugo Schenk. On Sunday Leslie Mitchell of Crediton visited his mother Mrs. - Louise Mitchell. Shirley Prouty of Exeter and Amy and Greta Lammie visited with Vera Lammie. Jim and Hazel McNaughton, Brucefield visited the latter's mother Mrs. Ada Smillie. (Intended for Last Week) A Hay township area farmer, Ross Corbett had the misfortune to fall while forking hay in his barn on Friday, fracturing his left arm at the elbow. He was attended by Dr. J. C. Goddard at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where his arm was placcdin a cast. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy are holidaying at their cottage near Ripley. Mrs. Bert Horton, Mrs. Peter McNaughton Mrs. Allan Busche, London and Mrs. Ed. Corbett attended a trousseau tea in New Market in honour of Miss Kathy' Vickers, niece of Mrs. Horton and Mrs. McNaughton. QUEENSWAY HIGHLIGHTS "Birthday Greetings" to Hiram French who is celebrating his birthday on July 26th. Thursday Mrs. Rochus Faber or Canine! PreAyterian'Church in 'Charge of -the ladies' group took several residents for • a car ride to Bayfield, visiting at Holmsville, ' Varna and Brucefield, Monday July 21st the Chisil- hurst Ladies' Under the direction of Dorothy Brintnell entertained the members playing "Bingo" Mrs. Mary Moffatt at the piano, Nelson Howe at the violin accom- panied Heather and Melissa Moffatt tap dancing. Mr. Brister accompanied her daughters Karolyne and Gillian on the piano. They sang several songs. Guides honour Mrs. Duffy Friends and associates pre- sented Mrs. T. Duffy with a token gift in appreciation for her work as Treasurer and Public Relations Director for • Ausable District of Girl Guides of Canada, at a tea at the home of Mrs. R. Venner. Mrs. Eric Luther, captain, reported that the booth at Hensall Spring Fair was a financial success and thanked convpnors Mrs. Doug Mann and /Mrs. George Spiels. Mrs. Mann offered to be the historian for the district. Many clippings, records and snap shots were turned over to her. Mrs. F. Giffin, District Commissioner reported that in Hensall two Brownie leaders, one Guide leader, a treasurer and a Badge Secretary, are required for operations in the Fall. Any interested ladies may contact Mrs. Giffin in Exeter or Mrs. Luther in Hensall. Can you "Lend a Hand" to help the girls of Hensall Guides or Brownies? - Miss Pat Rowe read a poem entitled "Hensall" which she wrote for gollande., Mrs. Dtfify thankedleaders for their interest and work in Brownies and Guides. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. James Sangster.. Mrs. Bertha Blackwell 'of California visited this week with her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Munn. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell and Mrs. George Armstrong were in Mitchell this week attending the thirty-fifth wedding anniver- sary of their nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn returned home from a pleasant holiday at Pt.Farms Provincial Park and at Sauble Falls. Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mrs, Malcom Dougall presided at the organ and accompanied the choir in the anthem "Hold Thou my Hand". Service next Sunday will be at Hensall United Church at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev, Don Beck and will continue during August. Service will resume in Carmel Church the first Sunday in September 'at 9 a.m. when Rally Day Service will be held. Mr. and Mrs. George Dowson returned from a trip through Western Canada as far as' Vancouver and while there visited George Taylor. Mrs. Jim Taylor and daughter, Miss Pamela Taylor of Kitchener returned home from a holiday inQuebec. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corbett and Wayne were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster and Bradley this week. The RecreationCommittee of Hay Township met on Tuesday night in the Township Hall Zurich to discuss the possibility of leasing the Agriculture Grounds. It was recommended an agree- ment be drawn up with the Council. Miss Sylvia Merrier has ..been enjoying her summer vacation this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keyes were in Winnipeg last week attending the wedding of their nice and visited relatives at Pilot , (Wound, Manitoba. Correspondent Hilda M. Payne Mr. Anthony Gelderland of Ridgetwon visited Mr. and Mrs, Sim Roobal and Mr. Cornelius Roobal 'of Holland last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and Mr. Cornelius Roobal visited Mr. and, Mrs. Vatten Heuvel in Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy in Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds, Seaforth joined the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and Mr. Cornelius Roobal and ‘, yisited Mr. and Mrs. Konynendyk of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal and Mr, Cornelius Roobal are visiting for a few days with Mr. Atiliony Gelderland in Ridgetown./ Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds also visited on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Payne of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne on Wednesday. Anna, Marie Duffy attended Guide Camp Keewadin recently. ' The Duffy family expect to leave Hensall in mid August and will take up residency in Winnipeg. Rev. G. A. Anderson was in charge of the service in St. Paula Anglican Church. The text of the sermon was from Acts 12 vs 1 and 2. Guest soloist, Mr. Harry Horton, sang"Drifting" and "He Lifted Me" accompanied by Mrs. F. Forrest on the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLean returned from holidaying in the eastern provinces and the eastern United States. Lisa Hyde, ' pebble Venner, Diane Williams, are attending Junior High Camp Menesetturg, Goderich. M.S. and Mrs. John Skea and David have returned from holi- daying at Mattawa and Parry Sound. SEAFORTH V 4-H The fifth ' meeting of the Seaforth V Gardening Green Thumbs was' held at the home of Jackie and Joanne Van Doornik on July 28th. The meeting opened with the 4-If pledge followed by a delicious picnic buffet. T he roll call - Bring in two vegetables of any one kind was answered by ten members. Plans for Achievement Day, on August 22nd were, finali- zed., - The Adak members, them; enjoyed a refreshing swim'in the,' family farm pond to wind up the garden club project. Lower interest Rya • NOW AVAILABLE ON • 1St and 2nd Mortgages anywhere in Ontario on RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES •e Interim financing on new construction or land development REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA — • PHONE AREA CODE 519-744-6535 COLLECT SAFEVVAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. Head Office; 56 Weber Street, East, Kitchener, Ontario. Old South 12 oz.Cans,, ORANGE JUICE' Z/ Kraft 32 oz.:ar MIRACLE WHIP ,1.29 The forty-third annuzi gather- ing of the Pym family was held on Sunday, -July 13 in Riverview' Park, Exeter, with approximately 44 in attendance and ideal weather conditions. After a boun- teous dinner, the business was conducted. President, Tony Shulman welcomed all those attending. The Secretary- Treasurer, Helen Roberts, read the minutes and dealt with 'the correspondence. Sports committee were John and Marilyn Pym, Lois Worrier Beverly Shulman. Following the business an afternoon of visiting- and sports was enjoyed by all Sports; Marcia Shulman won the mystery box. Children under five, Janet and David Eagleson, Jes- sica Mennen. Boys and girls seven to ten, Lois-Anne Shulman, Ken Worner Girls, Eleven to fourteen, Linda Roberts, Brenda Shulman. Bal- loon contest, Mary Simmons, Bradley Shulman. Relay race, Jim Roberts, Shirl Frazer. Adults kick the slipper, Mark and Marcia Shulman. Childrens kick the slipper, David Eagleson. * The youngest person present was Jessica Estelle Menneli. "Her great-grandfather, William. E. H. Essery was the oldest". Earl and Oga Hunter of Whitby travelled the furthest distance. Mrs, Hubert Hunter had the closest birthday. There was a candy scramble for the children. It was decided to have next year's picnic the last Sunday in June, at 4ir the same place and time. The Officers for 1976 are as follows; President- Tony Shulman; Vice- president- Jack Eagleson; Secret- ary-Treasurer- Helen Roberts. Thomson Reunion • The thirty-sixth Thomson re- union was held Sunday afternoon at Harbour Park Goderich with over 40 in attendance. After is very delicious smorgasbord din- ner the President, Dorothy Case presided for a short meeting. McGuckin in Trinity United Church, Newmarket. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Horton and Mrs. McNaughton. Queensway Highlights On July 24th the Huron Coun- try Playhouse of Grand Bend entertained the residents with several comedy musical numbers. On Tuesday Rev. Wilfred Jarvis conducted church service accom- panied at ,the piano by Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Frankin Skinner, Exeter and Mrs. Knight and friend of Kitchener visited Ruby Miners. Leonard and Vera Bragg of St. Marys visited Arthur Bragg. St. Andrews has picnic Mr. and Mrs. Ed MeBride_have Car Relay won by Bob Kins,- returned frOm Sault Ste. Marie man's team: Petatft Relay won Ipt Mr. and'' Mrs. LloW Capers learn, Clothes Pin visited recently with ' Mr. and race- Bill'Consitt,'Laird Finlayson Mrs. Tom Burke in 'Wroxeter. Ladies Kick the Slipper- Diane St Andrews Church Kippen and Consitt, Sandra Finlayson and Brucefield Sunday Schools held a Sharon Finlayson. -combined picnic in Exeter on Sun. Men's „Kick the Slipper- Bill June 20. - Consitt, Lie Kinsman, Laird The race .winners were: Pre-' Finlayson- Two Candy Scrambles school-Barbara Fotheringham, followed. Tricia Cooper; Boys 6.8-, Scott Youngest person present-Tricia Cooper, Scott Townsend, Robert Cooper Oldest person present- Hill; Girls 6-8- Shelley Finlayson, Emerson Kyle Julie Anne Consitt; Christine Anniversary, ? Stewart and Cooper; Boys 9-12-, David Consitt, Joyce Wilson's twenthieth Ann- David Townsend, Lyle Kinsman; iversary. Guessing the marsh- Girls 9-12- Sandra Finlayson, mallows- Diane Wilson. Beth Consitt, Estella/Jean Wilson (Intended for last week) Henson families have reunions Saturday with over sixty members and their families attending from London. Mitchell, Stratford, Grand Bend, Port Credit, Exeter, Hensall, Seaforth, • Whitby, Brampton. Cpl. Doug Wein, Judith and Rick „Parker Were in charge of the races and games. They were assisted by George and Ken Parker. A special feature of the event was the celebration of the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer McDonald, 'Bramp- ton. A humorous mock wedding was presented after which they were presented with the anniver- sary cake and many other gifts. Mrs. Margaret Ruston, Stratford was President and Mrs. Patsy Dalton, Seaforth, Treasurer for this year. The, Climax of the program was a b game. The picnic will be hel Riverview Park in 1976. Correspondent Mrs. Bertha Macgregor Mrs. Laird Mickle and Mrs. Florence Joynt spent Tuesday in London visiting with Mrs. Robert Mickle and Mrs. Charles Crouch, and on Thursday in Kitchener visiting the former's daughter Mrs. Brian Collins. Rev. W.D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday and Misses Beatrice and Mary Thompson sang "Mansion Over the Hilltop" accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Malcom Dougall. The flowers Were placed in the church in memory of the late Mr. Ernest Prat Mr. and Mrs. Robert chaffe of Mitchell were recent visitors with OPEN 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Mon. to Fri. 9 to 6 Sat. DOUG'S GENERAL STORE BRODHAGEN 345 ,281 0