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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-08-11, Page 7f $i • FIRE INS.URANCE CCMPA.NY Offlce, .,. Main Stroh Sr4FQRTH Ifsuresa • Town Dwellings • AR Chimps of Farm ProPorty • Summer Cottages • Churches, Schools, 'Halls Eotende4. coverage wind, smoke, water damage, foiling objects, etc4 also available. AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiper, Jr., Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold SquiresS Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. W4.NT ADS "MING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 • a'ea�t,'y Short of Funds J. t ��Ny�isata For Vacation? Borrow From CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED - _._-482-3467 . mites a 0 MERNER REUNION sent went "to 'Cas VallE iii •t?rv,. The Verner reunion was held Lana -side eldest gent, 4, A - at Seaforth Lions 'ark, wharf Orr, Refloat' youngest .cbiif , 60 were presiKtt Attending fLlly Toth, `44.itCllener; . Person from the farthest �listanco was conning the farthest was Miss Mrs Harold Sn►;ithi„, Laelllee, Anna Orr, Toronto eoup44 with Quebec• President Hulbert day of reunion casae nearest a, wedding anniversary Sebilbe of Zurich presided forMr. •and a brief business Meting when ret Dave1i endersen, P p it was decided to hold the 1967 River; gentlefnan' with the ne. r - reunion at Farview. Farm of estbirthday, Bill Albright, e - Arnold Merrier, Zurich, troit; lady with nearest birth - Officers for .1967 are:day, Miss Kathy Rob, Hyde dent, Hubert.Sehilbe, Zurich pb; ; Park. A ball geme, sports consis-� . seeretary-treasurer, Mrs. Byran ting of races, contests and Kyle, Hensall; 'sports commit- lit- swimming were enjoyed. .tee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mer. Conveners.for this year were: ner, Zurich.. Mrs. James Orr, Parkhill, Mrs. Weesetetieseoeutuesetuesemesest The Settlement of Huron County Author James Scott This book is a history of life County of Huron. Now available at office of The County Clerk -Treasurer, local book stores, and The Huron Expositor. PRICE: $5.00 JOHN G. BERRY, County Clerk -Treasurer, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. Itutsesseseorettemtsses Douglas Lapp, Wingham and STUART - SMILLIE PICNIC Mrs.` R. A. Orr, Hensall. Con - The 27th annual reunion of veners for 1967 picnic are: Mrs. the Stuart -Smillie clan was held John Currie, Wingham; Mrs. at Lions Park, Seaforth; The Oswald Rudi, Hyde Park; and members enjoyed a lune$ at Mrs. Douglas Lapp, Wingharll, noon, followed by -visiting, WRIGHT REUNION swimming and games with din- The Wright reunion with 54 tendedfrom er later. Many n ron 'Cothe cionunttyy,, in attendance was ,held in Sea-, •;� I#forth's Lions Park. While others came from. Kings- ville, St. Catherines, Toronto, Officers elected were presi- Detroit and Hamilton. dent, Lorne 'Ross, Science Hill; A new executive.. Was elected secretary, Mrs. Laurabelle to plan for the 1967 reunion: Reichert, Hensall; sports tom honorary president, Dr. Jennie mittee, Doris and Spencer Jef- Smillie. Robertson; past presi- fery, Bob and Dorothy Dalton; dent, Mr. Stewart Smillie; prem- table committee, Carl Dalton. dent, Mrs. Jean Statham; vice- Results of races and other ev; president, Mr. Jack Peck; sec- ents on the program were: pea- retary-treasurer, Miss Lianne nut scramble for children; races, Peck; business committee, Dr. under 4, Aubrey Ross; under 8, Alex -Smillie, Mr. Jack Elder, Janet Muir; under 11 Maurice and Mr. Stewart Smillie; mem- Ruston; girls under 14, Janice bership convener, Mr. Ldrne El- Wright; boys under 14, Dennis der; social convener, Mrs. Grace Pepper; bunny hop, Janet Muir; Peck; billet convener, Mrs. wheelbarrow race, Brad Miller ')orothy . Elder; sports eonven- . and Janet Muir; kick the slip- ers, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gemmell: per, Brad Miller; cup of water, CR1CH REUNIONMr. and Mrs. Herb Kercher; pin on patch, floss and Jean -Pepper; Crich ;reunion was held at relay, Howard Wright's tears}; Seaforth Lions Park with 91 sponge marathon stretch . relay, in attendance. ' Orland Reichert's team; gees - Officers elected were: presi- sing chocolates, Donna. Dalton; dent, Ernie Crich; vice-presi- wedding anniversary : nearest dent, Laurie Crich; secretary, picnic,, Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Jor- Doris Crich; treasurer, Helen dan; longest married couple, Trewartha; table committee, Mr. and Mrs. Herb • Kercher; Doris Cartwright, Viola Tayor,, largest family present, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Crich, Mrs, Alex Mrs. Carl Dalton;. coming the Townsend, Mrs. Elmer Town- farthest, distance, Mr. and Mrs. send; sports, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Dalton; most change in. Frank Falconer, Mr. and Mrs. pocket, Howard Ross; most ar- Murray Crich and Mr: and Mrs. titles in purse, Doris Jeffery; George Turner. guessing contents of can, Doris Winners in the sports events Jeffery; man with . fancy sox, were: girls, .5 years and under, Ross Kercher; most buttons on Sharon Crich; boys; -5 years and dress, Joanne' Ross; oldest per - under, Donald Crioh; girls 6 to son present, Herb Kercher. 9, Sandra Crich, -Patsy Crich.;; STEPHENSON REUNION boys 6 to 9, Wil .Crich, Leslie The 37th Stephenson reunion Falconer; girls, 10 to 12, Norma was held at Lions Park, Sea Crich, Jean Falconer; boys 10 forth,when 109 attended. to 12, Clayton Schilbie, DougOfficers' elected were: presi- Schilbie; young ladies and dent, Garnet Mousseau;, secre- men mens relay, Nancy Turner's tary, Jolene Keys; lunch tom - team; married ladies and mens relay,- mittee, Elmer and Margaret Gladys Crich's team; grandmother's and grand(fatlr 5henson, Luther and Elva Sanders; sports er's lucky spot race, Jack Turn "committee; Ken er; penny scramble for ,child's and Marion McClure, John and ren; candy scramble for child- Helen Consitt. It was decided ren; youngest parson, Julie to hold picnic et same place and Townsend; olde'St person, Mrs. date in 1967. Roy Pepper; bean contest, Mrs. Sports winners, were: pre - Herman Crich; family coming school children, Stephen Arm- the•farthest, Art Crich's family, strong, Dianne Consitt; girls Macklin, Sask. age 6 to 8,, Kathy Taylor; boys age 6 to 8, 'Billy Stephenson, ORR REUNION Bruce Stephenson; girls age . 9 The 17th Ofr Reunion was to 12, Donna •Taylor, . Janice held at Seaforth Lions Park. Turner; boys age 9 to 12, Bryan Fifty • six members en- Stephenson; young ladies race, joyed a picnic dinner and sup- Nancy Consitt; young mens per from Toronto, Parkhill, De- race, David Turner; married troit, Wingham, Hyde Park, ladies race, Marjory Consitt; Langside, Bervie, Pine Riven married men's race, Bill Con - Dresden, Holyr000d,, Kitchener sift; lady's kick the slipper; and Hensall. Janette Turner; men's kick the Prize for the eldest slipper, Bill Taylor; ladies.' shoe scramble, Joyce Dowson; men's Picnics, Reani ily; " l torian, Peter Diechert; 1nr1ic;fz . ,Cort? nittee, Allan and Maw , Eichler, Clarence end Vegan •:O ler. RATHV1 Llr REUNION VIA .eighth annual Rathwell rennin?' was held Sunday July 17tH, fit the Seaforth Lions Parr with'an .attendance of 75. Officers elected for 1967 were president, Fred Korean, Clin- ton; vice-president, Arnold Rath - well, BE 2, Baden, Ont.; Were - tory, Cela Sioman, Clinton; treasurer, Gordon Rathwell, Clinton; contest committee, Mrs. D't cy Rathwell and Mrs. Mur- iel . Grigg; registrar, Harvey Stewart, London; park facilities, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Plum - steel, • Seaforth. The results of races and oth- er events on the program were: eldest present, Ray Fear, Clin- ton; ,youngest child present, Scott Millar; birthdaynearest Picnic, .Robbie Rathweli, RR 3, Clinton; eldest person without false teeth, Ethel Stephenson, Varna; grandmother with most .grandchildren present, Edna Stewart; most res ntly married couple, Mr. • and Mrs. Gerald Rathwell, Brucefield; girl with shortest shorts, Brenda Millar; man with least hair, Gerald Rathwell, Lucknow;, tallest man; Walter Turner, Bayfield; larg- est family present, Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell.; coming the farthest distance, Mrs. Muriel Collett; guessing household ar- ticles in an egg, Charles Bran- don;; races, under 8 years, Brian Millar, Stewart Turner; 10 and under, Randy Millar, Stewart Turner; 12 and under, Randy Millar, Debbie Turner, Stewart Turner; 14 and •under, -_.Wendy Rathwell, Randy Millar, Rhondo Rathwell; young men, Randy Millar; young ladies, Wendy Rathwell, Rhonda Rathwell and Marion Statton; , three legged race Wendy and Rhonda lath - well; married. ladies, Mrs. Jean Turner; married, men, Gerald Rathwell, Brucefield; kick the slipper, ladies, Nancy Elgie, Toronto; kick the slipper, men, Bruce Rathwell, Bruce/field. iUr._' and Vs. n•RN,.MFt,'k. ":paalton$ with 1,07 dlz attendOlce, Mr* and Mrs, Water[ him Mr. and , Art llfcCluve and Mr. and Mfs� ..prio Anderson conducted the :sports. The results were races, boys and gide, is and under, Brian McClure, Rill Gibson; boys and • gids, 6 and under, Paul Me- Clure, Stanley lYfeClure boys and girls 7 and 'under, Paul McClure, girls, Henderson; boys and girls 8 and under, Ricky Taylor, Paul McClure; wheel- barrow raee, 8 and under, Claire and Robert McClure, Stanley McClure. and Bill Gib- son; three legged race, 8 and under, Judy and Marjory Tay- lor, Claire and, Stanley Mc- Clure; scramble, 5 and under; scramble, 8 and under; girls, 10 and under, Marjory Taylor, Nancy Smith; boys 10 and un- der, Edward McClure, David McClure; girls 12 and under, bays 12 and under, Kenny Dal- ton; Kenny Anderson; girls, 14 and under, Kathy Taylor, Karen Taylor; boys 14 and under, Jim- Anderson, imAnderson, Kenny Dalton, Mar- vin Taylor; young ladies, Blan- che Dalton, Sharon Beuerman; young men., Fred Gibson, Glen McClure; kick the slipper, Blanche Dalton, Bonnie Tay- lor; men, Steven Taylor, Kenny Dalton; men's wheelbarrow race George and Neil McClure, Stan- ley and Fred McClure; ladies' Blanche. Dalton and . Sharon Beuerman, Karen Taylor . and Barbara Smith; men's three legged race, Kenny Anderson, and Kenny Dalton, Ray and Fred McClure; ladies, Blanche Dalton and Barbara McClure, Karen and Betty Taylor; oldest ladies with her own teeth, Mrs. Jim McClure; oldest men with his own teeth, Harvey McClure; oldest person, Belle McClure. Officers elected for 1967 are president, Glen McClure; vice- president, Nelson McClure; sec- retary, Mrs. Garnet Taylor; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc- Clure, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Carter; refreshments, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williamson. lady pre - WE ARE BUYING SEED OAT at .highest prices We. will be also buying WHITE' BEANS and CORN' when harvest begins oI� the meantime we wish SAFE ' FARMING to all our customers W 'Gw THOMP$ON Limited 2 RENSILL McCLURE REUNION The McClure reunion ' wps held July 24th at the home of THR HURON A(P0 . A Arnold Stinnissen GROUP •- LIFE. - ACCIIANT and SICKNESS - MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS - ANNUITIES Representing' Sun Life Assurance Coinpany Goderich St. East - Seaforth --- -_ of Canada TEL' EPHONE 527=0410 shoe scramble, Bill Turner; old- est person attending pienic, Mr. Stan Morrow; • youngest •person, attending picnicSandra Wil lert; couple most recently mar- ried, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rath - well; people coming the farth- est distance, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Morrow and Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLeod of Pilot Mound, Mani- toba. Special guest§ attending were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mor- row and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac- Leod of Pilot Mound, Manitoba. DIECHERT REUNION Diechert reunion was held at Seaforth Lions •Park, with 64, attending, Officers for the picnic were: president, George Diechert; vice-president, Phyllis Diechert; secretary, Earl Diechert; trea- surer, Ruth Greb; sports com- mittee, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Mil- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kellar; lunch- committed, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kellar and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elligson; historian, Pet- er Diechert. Results of races and other events on the program were: pre school, boys raee, Eddie Keller; girls, Diane Eickler, Diane Keller; boys 4 to 6, Doug Diechert; girls, 7 to 10, Lori Keller, Carolyn Keller; boys 7 to 10, Don Ardiel, Eddy Greb; girls 14 and up, Loviaine Filop- owich, Pauline Greb; young - men's race, Karl Keller, Roland Gibson; hammer nails, Roland Gibson; ;kicking slipper, men, Elgin Keller; ' kicking slipper, ladies, Mrs. Marg Diechert. long- est belt, Victor Diechert; relay, Elgin Keller's team; men with most pennies, George Diechert; ladies with most buttons, Lov- i.aine Filipowich; articles in purse, Marg Keller; woman's race, Mable Keller, Ruth Greb; clothes pins in milk bottle, Lor- raine Filipowieh; youngest baby, Sherry Lyn Gibson; new- est married couple, . Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gibson; closest birthday, Clarence Hobner. Supper was served and meet- ing held. Officers elected for ite*t year were, president, Shir- ley Keller; yride president, >H old Waal; secretary, Gr* tteesaier - Lawara Pepe�` ,',.* x. &r E.14g4Oh Arid famr ; Seaforth Monument Works OPEN DAILY AU Types of Cemetery Memorials T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas 1965 CLASSIC' SERA 1961 CHmv, BISCAYNE—e Cylinder 1960 CLASSIC - 1960 MERCEDES, (gas) 1959 FORD Here Are New 1966 Models Still • Available , 1966 AMBASSADOR 1966 AMERICAN 220. MILLER MOTORS Phone 527-1410 . . Seaforth fOR REST RESULTS:.. THE HURON EXPOSITOR _ Phone 527-0240 Delicious With Snacks MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Phone 527-0810 • Seaforth O BROWN'S SUPERTEST STATION Sundays, Holidays, Everyday — Maple Leaf a Dairy Products are available at You co, wo FREE au it .111 Lots of other dandy prizes foo! 1 Enter Elmer's Summer Safety Contest I •r This contest is based on Elmer's rule "Look both ways before you cross the street". Find the seven errors 'in the picture f then color `+t and mall to address below. It's funk i FIND THE ERRORS HERE EVERY WEEK ELMER IS GIVING AWAY: CCM - •••1=.10.1•10 •C M--... IMPERIAL '700" BIKES ONE BOY'S ONE GIRL'S Each lock, mud TLYTE ACCESSORY KITS Kit contains bicycle handle grips,, bell, flap and streamers. HOW TO ENTER 1 Cut this contest out of poper along dotted tines and color the picture. Or draw a picture that look, like this and color it. r- 1 2 List on separate sheet paper the seven things wrong in the picture, 3—Mail contest and list to ad- dress bn Entry Form. Don't for- get to fill in your name, and address. , of Fill in and mail before AUGUST 17 tO Eimer - c/o ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE 208 I(ING STREET WEST TORONTO I, ONTAttt6 4 All entries become the pro- perty of Elmer the Safety Ele- phant and cannot be returned. ' Children of employees of this newspaper, the Ontario Safety league and C.C.M. may not enter. Contest No. 4 6 Any child of elementary school age may enter. 7 Judges will be Traffic Safety authorities. Judges' decision i• final. NAME ADDRESS _AGE E'1'bw n or City) TELEPHONE .ti.'. boy Girl • .4