HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-07-29, Page 9Representatives from East Wawanosh celebrated their neighbouring township of West
Wawanosh’s 125th anniversary by entering a float in the homecoming parade. From left:
Councillors Dianne Robinson, Fred Meier and Maurice Hallahan, Reeve Ernie Snell, former
reeve Simon Hallahan and Clerk Winona Thompson. East Wawanosh celebrated its 125th the
first weekend in July.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29,1992. PAGE 9.
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Couple visits Milk River
Harold and Edith Vincent
attended the 50th wedding
anniversary festivities of cousins
Irene (Bair) and Ken Welsh of Milk
River, Alberta beginning with a
barbecue and program on Friday
evening, July 17, with family and
close friends at the farm home of
Donald and Gayna Welsh.
A dinner and program for over
400 guests was held in the Civic
Centre, Milk River, on Saturday
evening, and a picnic for about 100
Officers elected at reunion
Nineteen relatives attended the
22nd Yuill reunion which was held
in the W.I. Hall, Belgrave, Sunday,
July 26.
George and Mary Johnston of
Ilderton were in charge of games
with prizes going to Mrs. Joyce
Hill, coming the farthest; closest
birthday to date, women, Laura
Johnston; men, Bill Peacock;
youngest, Claren Yuill, infant son
of Cameron and Alice Yuill.
Following a delicious pot luck
supper a short business meeting
was held.
Officers for 1992 were:
president, Cameron Yuill;
secretary, Alice Yuill; games,
George and Mary Johnston.
Officers for 1994 will be:
President, George Johnston;
secretary, Mary Johnston; games,
Kinsmen hold
calendar draw
Winners of this week's Belgrave
Kinsmen calendar draw are:
Sunday, July 19, Murray and
Doreen Thompson, Belgrave, $50;
Monday, July 20, Carl Riegling,
Lucknow, $50; Tuesday, July 21,
Douglas Dawe, Grand Bend, $50;
Wednesday, July 22, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Aitchison, Ripley, $50;
Thursday, July 23, Beverly
Bentley, Brussels, $50; and Friday,
July 24, Neil, Joan and Margaret
Vincent, Wingham, $100.
friends and relatives was held at
Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park
on Sunday.
Harold re-visited the site of his
parent's homestead in the Milk
River area where he was bom and
also the site of Roby and Mary
Vincent's homestead. Harold and
Edith also visited with long-time
friends Walter and Lucille
Bushfield of Balzac, Alberta,
before returning home on July 21.
Cameron and Alice Yuill; lunch,
Joyce Hill and Laura Johnston.
Relatives were present from:
Tavistock, Ilderton, Bluevale,
Wingham and Belgrave.
THE ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY-THIRD
DUNGANNON FAIR
& FAMILY FUN DAYS
Fair Highlights
Friday August 7
3 p.m.
Ambassador of the Fair
judging
7 p.m.
Fiddlers Jamboree
Crowning of Princess,
Prince and Ambassador
Saturday August 8
beginning at 10:00 a.m.
Crafts
Games
8 p.m.
Fair dance
Teen dance
MIDWAY
Local residents
attend Yuill
reunion Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartlin of
Kingston spent the weekend with
her mother Mrs. Sarah Anderson.
Mrs. Thelma Pletch spent last
week at Toronto visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Hill and Mr. and
Mrs. Gibb Sauve.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston
and Tara of Ilderton visited on
Sunday with their parents Mrs.
Laura Johnston and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grasby and attended the
Yuill reunion on Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Thursday
evening, July 23 were Mr. and Mrs.
Maitland Edgar of Petrolia; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Stewart of Bluevale; Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Thompson; Mary
and Robert, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Edgar, RR 4, Wingham;
Mrs. Winnifred Johnston and Mrs.
Irlma Edgar of Wingham. The
occasion was Irlma's birthday.
Sunday August 9
beginning at 9:00 a.m.
4-H horse club
Parade
Antique car show
Antique tractor pull
Horse pull
much more
4:30 p.m.
A large crowd attended the pot
luck supper on Sunday evening,
July 19 in the Belgrave Community
Centre for all the committees who
helped with the 125th East
Klopp announces
training program
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employers to contact the Huron
Coalition after Aug. 20 to see how
jobsOntario Training Fund can help
them."
The Coalition (to date, other
groups are encouraged to join) will
be comprised of representatives
from Canada Employment Centre-
Goderich, Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology, Citizen
Advocacy, Conestoga College,
Federal Business Development
Bank, Goderich and District Cham
ber of Commerce, Huron County
Board of education, Huron County
Department of Planning and Devel
opment, Huron County Department
of Social Services, Huron Employ
ment Liaison Program, Huron
Industrial Training Advisory Com
mittee, Ontario Ministry of Agri
culture and Food-Clinton, Women
Toady, Labour Representative(s),
and Participant Group representa-
tive(s).
Scrimgeour's
Food Market
523-4551
Values in effect from Monday July 27 to Saturday August 1,
1992. Savings are based on regular retails. We reserve the
right to limit quantities to normal family requirements.
GROCERY SPECIALS
HEINZ
750 ML. & 250 ML.
BONUS SQUEEZE BOTTLE
KETCHUP 1.99
KNECHTEL BLACK DIAMOND
HAMBURG &CHEESE
WIENER BUNS SLICES
.. .69 500 g. 2.99
PICNIC REG. OR DIET 24 X 355 ML. TINS
WHITE OR PINK PEPSI, CRUSH
LEMONADE OR 7-UP
4/1.00 24 X 355 ML C ftft
TINS
QUALITY MEATS
PART BACK ATTACHED FRESH
CHICKEN LEGS 218KG 99 LB.
MAPLE LEAF 450 G.
HOT DOG WIENERS 1.49
CUT FROM CANADA A GRADES BEEF LOIN
BONELESS TOP /J ft ft
SIRLOIN STEAK b.bokg.LB.
BAKERY TREATS FRESH PRODUCE
RAISIN
PIE
2.6924 OZ.
100% WHOLE
WHEAT BREAD
99525 G.
Wawanosh birthday celebration.
Following the supper, chairman
Murray Scott called on Mr. and
Mrs. George Cull to come forward
and presented George with an
engraved plaque and Chris with a
centerpiece of flowers. They also
gave them a gift for a weekend
away.
George replied thanking all
committees for a well-planned and
very successful weekend.
Walden Photography
Weddings &
Portraits
Call
Gary Walden
482-7675
CO-ED SLO PITCH
TOURNAMENT
Blyth Community
Ball Park
Fri. July 31st,
Sat. Aug. 1st & Sun Aug. 2nd
DANCE
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
nights at the Arena
Music By: Calvin Kerr
(Age of Majority required)
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
CANADA #1 FRESH
FIELD TOMATOES
■79 lb
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
ROMAINE
LETTUCE
.79.