HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-07-12, Page 3THURSDAY, JULY 12, 19'73
MRS, JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
47TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling
were entertained on the occas-
ion of their 47th wedding ann-
iversary on July 6, at the Glen
Allen Restaurant in London,
by members of their family,
Mr. and Mrs. Alien Olsen,
London, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Dilling, of Sarnia.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ol-
sen after the dinner.
Mrs. Love's daughter, Mrs.
Lois Pentney, Thunder Bay,
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Love. This week
Mr. Love's daughter and husbanc
Major and Mrs. Robert Graham,
David and Kathryn are visiting
the Loves, on their way from
Edmonton to Kingston, where
they have been transferred.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Grace Peck included Nor, and
Mrs. Bill Statham, of Kingston,
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Howe of
Tucson, Arizona, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Elder, son John and
friend Miss Cheryl Collins, all
of Kingsville.
Mc Arthur clan
meet at Exeter
The McArthur clan held their
annual reunion on Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hil-
ton Laing, Exeter. After the
noon mean, president George
Greer conducted the business.
Officers elected were presi-
dent and secretary -treasurer,
Evert and Joan Van Slighten-
horst; sports committee, Bill
and Shirley Elliott; table com-
mittee, Hilton and Sally Laing.
The 1974 reunion will be
held on the second Sunday in
July at the Laing home,
A sports program was conduct-
ed by Sally Laing and Jean
Snell. Winners were Shannon
Elliott, Stewart McQueen,
Robbie Elliot, Jean Manson,
Eddie Metcalfe, Richard Greer,
Ruby Bell, Margaret Elliot,
Evert Van Slightenhorst, Bert
Boyd and Shirley Elliot.
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Pym reunion
held at Exeter
The 41st annual Pym reunion
was held Sunday, July 8, at
Riverview Park, Exeter, with
over forty in attendance. The
president, Harry Cole welcom-
ed everyone present. After a
scrumptious dinner the business
was conducted and the sports
were as follows under the dir-
ection of Marcia and Mark
Shulman, Lillian and Alvin Pym
acted for Joan and Brian Pym
who were unable to attend.
A candy scramble was enjoy-
ed by everyone. The youngest
baby present was Jessica Estelle
Mennell, with her great grand-
father William H. Essery being
the oldest. Races were, girls 9-
12, Linda Roberts, Brenda Shul-
man; boys 9-12, Bradley Shul-
man; ladies, Helen Roberts,
Bev McNamara; Young men, Jin
Roberts, Paul McKellar, life
saver and toothpick relay, Bren-
da Shulman's team.
Passing ball relay, Linda
Robert's team; kick the shoe
the farthest, Paul McKellar,
Jim Roberts, ladies hick the
shoe in the basket, Beth Cole;
men, Harry Cole; balloon
contest, Linda Roberts; bean
jar guessing, Beth Cole; timed
walking, Lena Kirkland,
Next year's officers are presi-
dent, Harry Cole, vice-presid-
ent, Tony Shulman, secretary -
treasurer, Helen Roberts;; sports
committee, Marcia and Mark
Shulman, Joan and Brian Pym.
It was decided to have the
picnic the same place and
time, the second Sunday in
July, next year. The remainder
of the afternoon was spent visit-
ing and renewing acquaintances.
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Annual reunion
of Smillie -Elder
The 34th annual Smillie -
Elder reunion was held under
sunny skies at the Seaforth's
Lions Park on Saturday, July 7.
Some members enjoyed a dip
in the pool while the rest enj-
oyed renewing acquaintances
and reminiscing.
A sports program was carried
out under the direction of Patti
and John Elder which was en-
thusiastically received. After
the annual photograph session,
a smorgasbord supper was served
convened by Kay and Ken Eider,
This was'greatly enjoyed, after
which a business meeting pres-
ided over by the president,
Helen Howe, took place.
Officers elected for the com-
ing year were; honorary presid-
ent, Dr.. Jennie Smillie Robert-
son, Toronto; past president,
Helen Howe, Arizona; president.
Harold Shepherd , Toronto;
vice president, Mary Scafe,
Ailsa Craig; secretary -treasurer,
Kay Elder, Hensall, social
convenor, Lorraine Peck, Kip -
pen; billet convenor, Patti
and John Elder, Hensall; histor-
ical album, Grace Peck, Hen-
sall; family historian, Lorne
Elder, Kingston; sports commit-
tee, Kathy and Ray Fulmer,
Windsor, John Elder and Cheryl
Collins, Kingsville, Ken and
Carol Elder, Ottawa.
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Many of the plant containers
sold at local garden centers
,disintegrate in the soil as a
convenience feature. Other
containers do not disintegrate
and gardeners should remove
plants from these containers be-
fore planting.
Fiber containers are becom-
ing very popular, notes D.B.
McNeill, horticultural special-.
ist with the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food. Such
containers do not have to be
removed at planting.
It is wise to cut off the heavy
rim on some fiber containers
before planting,
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AL'S
MARK Ear,
HENSALL • ONTARIO