The Citizen, 1988-07-13, Page 20PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1988.
39th Edgar family reunion held
Belgrave
Compiled by Mrs Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487
Reunions, parties
bring people together
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston
attended the Forrest Reunion at
the Sloman Park in Clinton. Those
in attendance were from Birch
Run, Frankenmouth Michigan and
Truro, Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of
Thorndale visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby.
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar of
Petrolia attended the Edgar re
union on Sunday, July 10 at the
Belmore Community Centre.
Jeremy Campbell, son of John
and Linda Campbell, held a school
is out party at his home June 24.
Attending were some of his
classmates from the village: Ken
dra Folkard, Shannon Cook, Mi
chelle Pletch, Becky Buchannon,
Julie Snow, Sarah Cowan, Luke
Lockridge, DavidPiluke, Jamie
McCallum, Michael Marks, Ryan
Cook and Jeremy’s brother Justin.
The children had lunch and
afterwards had outside activities
ending up with a ball game.
Justin Campbell, son of Linda
and John Campbell celebrated his
fifth birthday June 29. With him
were: Carleigh Galbraith, Jessica
Lockridge, Harmony Spivey, Tania
Pletch, Matthew Snow, Luke Lock
ridge, Craig Folkard, Scott Folk
ard, Justin’s brother Jeremy,
Adam Potter, who was also 5 on
that day and Travis Campbell who
was 5, June 24. The children
enjoyed a barbeque after which
games were played outside. Mrs.
Olive (Grandma) Campbell came
over the same evening and enjoyed
the barbecue supper.
Barbara Coultes and Faye Frith
of Toronto spent the holiday
weekend with Mrs. Janisa Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Procter,
Kate and Jennifer returned home
Saturday, July 2 from a trip to the
East Coast. While there they
visited with friends in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Walter Scott returned
home recently after spending a
month with her brother W. T.
Shackleton at Rainbow Valley
Ranch, Caledon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman
attended the graduation of their
twin granddaughters Marie and
Marsha Metcalfe, daughters of
Don and Phillis Metcalfe of
Hanover. The graduation took
place at the Woodstock Campus.
Student nurses Pinning-on Cere
mony was held in Knox Presbyter
ian Church followed by dinner and
dance in Oxford Auditorium.
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter of Bel-
57th Procter
reunion held at
Belgrave school
The 57th annual Procter reunion
was held Sunday, July 10 at the
East Wawanosh Public School with
76 in attendance. During the
afternoon the children enjoyed
games while the adults visited.
A business meeting conducted
by the President Arnold Spivey
was held which was followed by a
short sing-song. A barbecue and
delicious supper were enjoyed by
all.
Executive for the- following
year is: President, Charles Proc
ter; Vice-President, Doug Procter;
Secretary-Treasurer, Lila Procter;
Lunch Committee, Laurie Procter,
Mary Thomas, Edna Stephens and
Brenda and Chuck Selby, Tony and
Louis Maio.
.1
grave visited on the holiday
weekend with Marjorie Procter
and Philip Stopforth of London.
They all attended the Royal
Canadian Big Band Festival and
the fireworks and also visited other
places.
Marjorie Procter of London
visited with her mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Procter and they attend
ed the Procter reunion in East
Wawanosh Public School Sunday,
July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Oron Sockett of
Vancouver visited at the home of
George Sockett for a few days last
week. On Saturday, July 9 they
attended a family reunion at
Orangeville. Fifty members were
presentfrom theToronto, God
erich and Owen Sound areas.
The 39th Edgar reunion was held
Sunday, July 10 at the Belmore
Community Centre with 25 mem
bers present.
Mrs. William Henderson of
Lucknowassistedby Mrs. Alvin
Mundell of Gorrie of the sports
committee provided games for
bothyoungand old. A contest of old
photos of the older Edgar relatives
was won by Mrs. Elva Jacques of
Gorrie.
Rev. William Henderson of
Lucknow said Grace and all
enjoyed a smorgasbord meal.
Following the meal the president,
Rev. Henderson, conducted the
business period. Secretary-
Treasurer Mrs. George Gibson of
Wingham read the minutes of the
last reunion. The reunion for next
year will be held at the Belmore
Community Centre the second
Sunday in July.
A two-minute silence was ob
served for the members of the
group who had passed on since the
last reunion.
Officers for 1989 are - President,
Rev. William Henderson; Vice-
President, Mrs. Harvey Edgar;
Sports, Mrs. Edward Daer;
Relatives attending were from:
Mississauga, Petrolia, Goderich,
Lucknow, Teeswater, Gorrie,
Bly th, Wingham and Belgrave.
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