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McGREGOR — PRIMEAU
JoAnn Primeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Primeau
of Seaforth and Francis McGregor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McGregor of Clinton, were married by Father J.C.
Caruana" in the St. James Roman Catholic Church in
Seaforth last Saturday, August 30 at 5 p.m. Betty'
Southgate of Seaforth was the maid of honour, with Susan
and Norine Primeau of Seaforth and Deanna Nobel of
London as bridesmaids. The bride was given by her father.
The grooms man was John Primeau of Goderich, and the
ushers were James Young of Thamesford, James Segeren
of Seaforth and Donald McGregor of Clinton. Music at the
ceremony was provided by soloists John Segeren and
Maryanne Smith of Seaforth, with accompanyment by
Maureen Hutchinson on organ. A dinner and reception
were held at the Seafortliaeolf and Country Club, and was
attended by more than a hundred friends and relatives
from as far away as Sault Ste. Ma -6e, 13rdekvifie and
Edmonton. After a wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the
couple will reside in London. (Photo by Paul Ellis)
Street people .
are feet people.
They're neat people
who meet people.
Why not join up?
Take a walk.
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93, diedon Monday at the
.Kilbarchan Nursing Hume,
Seaforth. Mrs, Clarice was
prerleceast4' by her
husbands, Solomon Shannon
and. rber second husband
Ephraim --Clat#,. She is
survived by nieces and
nephews, .- •
Mrs. Clarke was 'th'e
daughter of the late Mr. atttl
Mrs, Andrew Robinson, who
farmed in McKillop
Township, and were natives
of Ireland. Mrs. Clarke
• attended S.S. No. 6 in
McKillop .and in later life,
farmed with her husband in
Hullett TOwnship for over 30
years, She was a member of
Northside United Church.
The funeral for Mrs.
-tiat 26 at $eatattli copinun-
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• forMer Violet Rusten
w4 born in Fuflarton Town.
ship on. Aug. 21, 1922, ,
'daughter of the tate Harold
Ruston 'and the former Mary
On April 16. 1940, she
married otrindhe
ck Mnolly. Sie,
•operated the Ruston Nursi
dome in Mitchell for_ , a
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"41A91V.Yaa *timber ,Qt
•main Street United Chureh,
l4tcliell,• *Iliad been as.
sociated* vtith ' the Coiner
Cirole:; , • ,
Mrs..9nnelly' was sun,
vlyed by heehusband; one
daughter, Mrs, Louis (Betty)
0, of 93. Cambria St.,
Stratford; two brothers, Ray
tikton, • of St, Marys, ahd
len) Ruston, Cromarty;
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Of' 93, Cambria,
Stratftirtii: ,
Friends were reeeived at
theloelthart funeral home, in
Mitchell. Funeral services
wee'held at the funeral
home Friday, at 2 p,n4 and
burial .followed in Woodland
Cemetery, lvlitchell,
reshing displOy.
R.S. ittix Funerat Home on
Wednesday, Sept. 3 at 2
larke--was—held_from_the___port_o
'Rev. Van Slyke
officiited. Burial was in
Maitlandbank 'cemetery.
The pallbearers were Larry
Wheatley. 'Dyke Wheatley.
Wallace and Ivan Shannon,
Mires Little and Bruce Austin
Dbnations kin memory of
Mrs. Claike may be given to
the charity of your ch,oice.
Mn. Patrick Connolly
Mrs. Patrick M. Conne0,
58, of 234 St., George St.,
Nfltchell, died Tuesday, Aug.
• Bodmin's
Miss a
winner
Bodmin Farms Ltd. of R.R.
5, Brussels must be doing
something right. First their
Bodmin Miss Colonel 163LX .
which was sold to a man in
Calgary won first prize at the
1980 World Shorthorn
Congress and now she has
come out as the grand
champion female in the
shorthorn class At the
Canadian ' . National
Exhibition (CNE).
She now belongs to Horse-
shoe Creek Farms at Good -
water, Saskatchewan.
The sire of Miss Bodmin
Colonel I65LX also came
from Bodmin Farms and
belongs to Jack Currie of
R.R.3. Wingham.
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Seaforth
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Soon the toots of whistles will be heard
an'd machinery from days gone by can be
seen when the threshermen, move into Blyth'
on Friday for the Annual Threshermen's
Reunion.
There will be the usual models of and
displays of gas engines, tractors and steam
engines as well as a number of cotests to
delight the crowds.
/This year the event will be held on
Septembei 5 6 and 7 at the arena grounds.
A parade down the main street of Blyth
will kick off the Reunion at 1 p.m. on
Saturday. Huron County Pioneet Thresher -
man's Vice -President Simon Hallahan
thought- the Old Tyme Fiddler's Contest
would probably start at 2 p.m. and would be
followed by the step dancing contest and
then there would be_entertainment for a
ij
short time before a parade is held on the
grounds at 4 p.m. The bean pot. sawmill and
threshing machine will prbbably be in action
for -most of Saturday and Sunday. The
Clinton Legion Pipe Band will play. on
Saturday while the Seaforth Band and
the Brussels Pipe Band will play on Sunday.
Contests include belt setting of tractors.
stooldng and sheaf tying. belt 'setting a
steam engine and bag tying.
Mr. Hallahan of R.R.3: Blyth was one of
21 original members who got the Hurbn
County Pioneer threshermen's Reunion
organized in 1962. The Reunion draws
roughly 11,000 to 12.000 people from all over
Canada and the United States.
As Mr. Hallahan says, nothing different is
planned, it (the Reunion) AI just be a whole
lot better.
Moreto see besides engines
As well As all the interest -
Mg activities and displays on
the grounds at the Huron
Pioneer Thresher and Hobby
Association Reunion there
will be booths with crafts,
collectables, souvenirs and
flea market items for sale as
well as yarious interesting
displays and demonstra-
tions on September 6 and 7.
,These will be in the west
half of the arena,..ad in the
steel shed. Some of the crafts
available will be leather
work, wicker work. knitting.
crocheting, violins, ceramics,
watch fobs, china painting,
bogle cutting, hand crafted
jewettlery, plants, hooked
rugs, chair caning, bazaar
items, quilts, home made
baking and candy.
Don CaniWell with hiS
pcipular book, Acres of Mem-
cry, will be there to auto-
graph copies purchased.
There will be something of
interest to everyone, so bring
along the family for a really
enjoyable day.
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