HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby Association Thresher Reunion, 1987-09-09, Page 6PAGE A-6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987.
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Main Street,
ing hours and hours of pleasure for
many people who can no longer get
out and about on their own.
“Besides all that, you’d better
put down that she also walks five
miles every day - in her spare
time,’’ her husband. Jack, laughs.
A busy, busy person who loves
life, Mrs. Van Egmond has only
one request: she wishes that
somebody out there would come
Many activities keep her busy
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Egmond family, one of the found
ers of the village of Seaforth.
She is also director of the Ladies’
Division of the Clinton Spring Fair,
and a member of the Summerhill
Ladies’ Club; she also volunteers
her time and talent by playing the
piano at many, many sessions in
local nursing homes, hospitals and
Senior Citizen’s apartments and
other facilities each year, provid-
forward before the planning for the
next Threshers’ Reunion starts, to
help her out with the thousands of
details involved in putting on her
part of the show.
“It’sjustgettingtobe toobigfor
one person to handle,’’ she says.
Ifanyonecan help, give Gladys a
call at 482-7249.
ANTIQUE
TRACTOR
Massey Harris
102 Twin Power.
In running
condition.
FOR FURTHER INFO. PHONE: [519)524-6311
Welcome Visitors
...during the 26th
Thresher Reunion
take advantage of our
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12/87
"One Day Only"
WILSON’S
Health and Gift Centre
Phone :
523-4440
Big talent can come in small packages at the fiddling contest. There are
classes for all ages.