HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-09-04, Page 7PLACE: Seaforth Golf Club
DATE: Monday, September 8, 1975
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
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SEAFORTH
IT'S STORYTIME — The kids and adults were
* equally interested in having Eunice DOerr of
Stratford tell her story about the Good Samaritan.
Vacation Bible School was held in Egrnondville last
week and Monday's attendance-of 76 rose to 102 on
Thursday. Reverend Arthur Yielding's grand-
daughter was up to help the kids with their crafts.
Debbie Yielding, is leaning on the podium and at
present she too looks fascinated by the story Eunice
is telling. (Staff Photo)
District gjir.
A crowd of 1233 pork lovers
partook -of the annual Fork
Barbeque and dance in the
Seaforth Arena. Hundreds' tnnie
had to be turned away, because ,
the capacity of the barbeque
operated by Leo Kroonen -of
Dublin was strained to the limit.
After the barbecue, six girls
vied for the honor of being
selected Huron County Pork
Hostess 1975, After an interview
with the three judges, who quized
them on their knowledge of pork
cooking and table display, each
Milinges on the Totont0 An NOY& Miler;
Old Milt of Blyth Vresertted thO winner with a suede' pigskin
jacket, The other contestants -
received a cheque from the f109 Pork Producers Association who
60 attend annual Siemon
family gathering
spoke for two
merits of pork.
The judges were Mrs, Robert ,
McKinley, • Mrs. Murray Oaunt
andMrs. John Riddell, wives of
Huron County's three
representatives in Toronto and
O=ttawa. 'They awarded, the
Ho-gess crown to Cathy Madill,
16, of Blyth, and second place to
Judy Miller, 20, of riasbwood.
The runner ups were Barbara
Miller, 17, of' Exeter, Glenna
Ellis, 16, of Clinton, Teresa
Ondrejicka, 17, of Exeter and
Jackie VanDoornik, 17, of R.R.#4,
Seaforth.
Cathy, a student at Central
Huron Secondary School in Clin-
ton was chosen over five other
Contestants.
Cathy will be a contestant in
the Western Ontario competition-
location not determined as yet.
The provincial contest will be held
at the Royal Winter Pair in
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Hogmen & Wives
You are invited to a
Hog' owners Information Nite"
The annual Siemon Reunion
was held at Keith Siemon's home
6 at Slabtown on August 31st with
about sixty present.
It was a cool, windy day with a
few. showers, The rain held off
just long enough to have the
sports activities outside.
Several games, races and
relays and stunts were
performed. The boys, fifteen and
under were given one trial run at
* kicking the slipper and Bradley
Mas tin's ended up high on the
roof of his grandfat her's (Albert
Siemon) house. This amused
everyone:it"•was theresult of an
extremely high kick, a gust of
wind .
After the rest of sports a few
enjoyed a game of soccer in the
drizzle. The sports committee
consisted of Darlene Carnochan,
Iii Barrie Riehl and Eric Driscoll.
Next year's committee will be
Bradley ,Martin, Oshawa and
Larry Dowson, Hensall. Prize for
youngest person present went to
Paul Brogks, Ridgetown. The
ones comi4g the farthest distance
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went to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rode, Michelle and Elizabeth
from ,Montreal. The closest
anniversary prize was won by Mr.
and Mrs,Ca rl Siemon, Walton. It
was on September eleventh.
FolloWing the sports a
smorgasbord lunch was enjoyed
in the basement and recreation
room.
The lunch committee consisted
of Mrs. Martha Rock, Mitchell
and Mrs. Mabel Rode, Listowel.
Next year's lunch committee will
be Mrs. Annabelle' Spiece,
Niagara Falls, Mrs. Frieda
Siemon, Seaforth.
Business was conducted by
Darlene Carnochan and a hearty
vote of thanks was given to Keith
Siemon for the use of his nice
home and grounds. Next year's
reunion will be held at
Brodhagen 'pharriber of
Commerce.
People attended from
Montreal, Oshawa, Ridgetown,
Mount Albert, Belmore, Lucan,
Palmerston, Listowel, Hensall,
Bornholm, Mitchell, and Walton
and crafts.
The highlight of the week was, a
Friday afternoon bus trip, enjoy-
ed by residents of Seaforth Manor
and Queensway Nursing Home
Hensall. Although rain was fall-
ing it did not dampen the
enthusiasm of our residents. They
took a trip through the country
and the Stratford park and saw
the flowers, swans and ducks
along the river road. The , bus
driver was Art Strong who drove
the group on their merry way.
Emil Hermansen attended the
Exeter Rodeo on Saturday, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Wilhelm.
Ada Reid accompanied by Beth
Bechley attended the supper at
the ,United Church on Tuesday
eyeing.
Bessie Davidson attended a
farewell dinner for her niece,
Mrs. Cliff Manning, who after
visiting her, was returning to her
Winnipeg home. The dinner was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Dunlop of Friday and local
guests were Mrs. Chas. Boyd of
Walton and Annie McNichol.
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
Staffa #1 4-1-1 Homemaking
Club on "A Touch of Stitchery"
met Wednesday evening August
27 at the home of Mrs. George
Vivian.
Officers are - President - Ruth
Jeffery; Vice President - Mary
Jane Templeman; Secretary -
Ruth Harhurn; Assistant
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eporter - 'hey Templernan;
Telephone girls Karen Mahon and
Jane Ross; Record Book covers -
Michelle Riley, Jill Norris and
Marion Smale. Achievement Day
corn. - Elizabeth and Mary Jane
Templeman; Leader - , Mrs,
George Vivan; Ass. Leader - Mrs.
Spencer Jeffery.
The next meeting is scheduled
for Saturday, September 6 at
Mrs. Spencer Jeffery's and each
Saturday morning following. Mrs.
Jeffery gave a brief treasurer's
report. Mrs. Vivian discussed the
requirements for this project and
the materials suitable for each
chosen article.
Mrs. Jeffery explained various
articles necessary for embroidery
kits and record books and Mrs.
Vivian showed how primary
colours form secondary colours.
She also held various quizes for
zip colours. It was decided to call
the club the "Staff Nifty.
Needlers".
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Vivian
and Mr. and Mrs. Carter
Kerslake are holidaying in the
western provinces.
Bob and Hazel Sadler and John
and Roberta Templeman, were
guests at the Kennedy-King
wed,d)ri,g, at ,the Sacred Heartm,
Chirrcb in Teeswater on Friday
evening.
Gordon and Jean Parsons,
Mike Parsons and Mary Jane
Templeman were guests at the
Kilpatrick-Moore wedding • in
Toronto on Friday.
Mrs.Dorlene Norris, Brampton
visited on the weekend with Mr.
Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Norris and family. Garry
returned to Brampton with her
after spending the surnmeron the
farm.
Richard Templeman attended a
birthday party for Ross Bowman,
Fullarton on M onday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, Jill.
and Robert visited Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. John
Burleigh and family, Goderich.
Shirley Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller, placed first
in the step dancing competition at
Family Paradise on Sunday.
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Sixteen-year old Cathy Madill
of Blyth was named Pork Hostess
for Huron County at the annual
barbeque-dance held at the
Seaforth Community Centre,
Thursday night sponsored by the
Huron County Pork Producers'
Association,
Candidates
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threat of regional government.
The loss of Huron should neyer
have happened but it did because
rale threat of regional government
was used as a ploy to win votes,
Mr. Davis said.
The premier lunched with
Huron workers and officiated at a
softball tournament in Goderich
before travelling to Sarnia.
Nixon to Visit Riding
This Monday, Liberal leader,
Robert Nixon will make a short
visit to the Huron-Middlesex
riding. He is to arrive at the Pine
Ridge Chalet in Hensall at 5;15 to
take in a Jack Riddell barbeque to
which the public is invited.
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Manor Happenings
Wi 1 1 W as -v. isittleIllyllT :na-Jiiyartriffeiln °on i:PgIraT
wife and his sisters, Ina and Ellen
Scott of London.
Leila Dundas was visited by her
son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dundas of Toronto and on Tues-
day by her daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Pukering also
of Toronto.
Local visitors were Tina Dennis
and Mrs. Torrance Dundas and
Mrs. Chas. Boyd of Walton.
Marion Reid visited with Mrs.
Cartwright Hawley and Ada Reid.
Also visiting with Mrs. Reid were
Mr. and Mrs. John Wain of
Bayfield, Mrs.' John Marks of
London and Mrs. E. McCartney.
Ludger Seguin was surprised
by a visit from his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Aur-
ile Seguin of Montreal. Mr.
Seguin had not seen his brother
for some twelve years so they
recalled many happy memories.
Mrs. A. Dennis visited Mrs.
Cartwright Hawley and Zachariah
McSpadden.
Ruth Carter of Woodstock
visited her father Wilbur Keyes.
Thursday afternoon our Y.F.O.
girls visited and the residents
wid
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