Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-16, Page 13Harrison Reunion
The 42nd Harrison reunion
g' was held at Clinton Con-
servation Area on Saturday
afternoon, June 11 with 59 in
attendance. All enjoyed a
good visit in the sunshine and
mnewed acquaintances while
the younger generation
played.
The sports committee,
Lorne and Hazel Hackett and
Jamie and Gregg conducted
races and relays. The win-
ners were: five years and
under, first, Stanley Airdrie;
second, Sherie Oesch; 6-8
years, first Beverley
Harrison; second, Scott
Hackett; 9-11 years, first
Alan Hunt ; Hunt; second,
Brenda Hackett; 12-13 years,
first, Brian Hackett; second
Brenda Foster; single ladies,
first, Teresa Foster; second
Joanne Collins; single men,
first Jamie Hackett; second
Greg Hackett; married
ladies, first Barbara Oesch;
second Dorothy Airdrie;
married men, first Arthur
Airdrie; second Jim Collins;
ladies kick the shoe, first
Dorothy Airdrie; second
Teresa Foster; men's kick
the shoe, first Greg Hackett;
second Leroy Harrison; girls
three legged race, first,
Barbara Oesch and Bernice
Willert;. second Dorothy
Airdrie and Joanne Collins;
boys three legged race, first
Jamie and Greg Hackett;
second Ian Hackett and
George Collins; girls
wheelbarrow race, first,
Dorothy Airdrie and Joanne
Collins; second Beverley
Harrison and Teresa Foster;
boys wheelbarrow race, first,
eorge Collins and Ian
111Kackett; second Alan Hunt
and Scott Hackett.
Two relays dropping the
clothes pin in a milk bottle
and "who can break the
*balloon" provided a good
laugh for all. Harold Willert
guessed the correct number
of jelly beans in the jar (172)
and Ruth Harrison had the
most change in her pocket or
purse.
A smorgasbord supper was
enjoyed by everyone and
arranged by the directors,
Bryan and Linda Hodgert,
assisted by Gordon and
Brenda MacLean and Bill and
Lois Hodgert.
m The president Chester
Hackett welcomed everyone
and asked for a moment's
silence in memory of those
who had passed away the past
year. The minutes were read
by Bell Hackett and declared
correct by Herb Taylor and
Bud Hunt. Leroy Harrison
made a motion and seconded
by Elizabeth that the picnic
be held in _Clinton on the
second Saturday in June,
1978.
The sports committee
presented gifts to the
following: youngest child,
Malcolm Hackett; oldest
person, Floss Williamson;
farthest away Floss
Williamson, Vancouver.
The two cans of ham in the
draw were, won by Phyllis
Harrison andADiane Collins.
The committee for 1978 was
accepted by Annie Harrison
and Herb Taylor. The
president next year will be
Jim Aikenhead; secretary
treasurer', Eunice
Aikenhead; directors, Harold
and Joyce Willert, Roy and
Barbi Oesch; sports Art and
Dorothy Airdrie and Bruce
and Marie Collins.
Floss (Harrison)
Williamson brought greetings
from B.C. and told everyone
that she would be in Ontario
for four months.
A good day was then
brought to a close.
Legion installs executive
Branch140 of the Clinton
Legion was an active spot on
the evening of June 6 when
the new Legion and Auxiliary
officers for 1977-78 were
chosen.
The officers were piped into,
*he building by a member of
th"e-Clinton Pipe Band and a
• dinner and dance were held
for the occasion.
An installation team from
Blyth helped with the joint
presentation and the new
officers for the Legion were:
past president, Frank Pyke;
president, John Deeves; 1st
vice president, John Semple',
2nd vice president, Norman
LaCroix; secretary, Lyndon
Bosworth; treasurer, Cliff
0 Parker; sgts-in-arms, Percy
Brown.
In the Auxiliary the officers
announced were: past
president, Hilda Semple;
president, Gladys Chambers;
1st vice president, Annie
Sallows ; 2nd vice president,
Dorothy O'Conne11 ;
secretary, Grace Castle;
treasurer, Phyllis Mount-
ford; sgts-in-arms, Fran
Porter.
Rev. Wm. Bennett and Rev.
HJohn Ostreicher were in-
stalled as padres and the
following were appointed to
the executive; Percy Hugh,
Harvey Hayter, W.B.
(Hap) McAlpine, Harold
Black, Terry Maguire, Harry
Merriman, Russ Phillips,
Dorothy Fleet, W. Holland,
Vivian Knights, M. Schreiber,
M. hanley and Bessie Black. ,
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A very pretty wedding took
place on May 14 at the home
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Westbrook of 123 Quebec
Street in Mitchell, when their
daughter Janet Elizabeth
exchanged vows with
Dwayne Edward Linker amid
family and close friends. The
groom is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs, Edward Linner of
Goderich.
The bride and her at-
tendants descended the
curving staircase to the
strains of The Wedding
March to take their places in
front of the fireplace 'where
the Reverend Donald Deas
officiated at the double ring
ceremony'. Mr. Harley,
organist at Mitchell United
Church, was the pianist --
Escorted by her father, the
bride wore a gown of white
polyester organza with a
chapel train and a scoop
neckline trimmed with
delicate lace. Lace appliques
graced the skirt and the top of
the full length- sleeves. She
wore a Juliette cap of guipure
lace which held a floor
sweeping veil of silk illusion
trimmed with daisr$y lace. She
also wore a ruby pendant
borrowed from her mother
and carried a bouquet of
yellow roses, stephanotis and
trailing ivy.
Attending the bride were
her sisters, Mrs. Roger
Jolliffe of London and Miss
.Lori Westbrook of Mitchell.
They were dressed alike in
full length gowns of yellow
polyester jersey with V -necks
and cut away sleeves topped
with sheer yellow floral
capes. They wore yellow
picture hats trimmed with
ribbons to match their
dresses and carried bouquets
of yellow and white daisies.
The groom was attended by
Michael Falconer of Clinton
and his brother Glen Linner
of Goderich, The groom and
his attendants were dressed
alike in dark brown tuxedos
with velvet vests.
Following the wedding, a
family dinner was held at the
White Carnation in
Holmesville where the bride's
table was decorated with
crystal candelabra, yellow
candles and centred with the
wedding cake. Roger Jolliffe,
brother-in-law of the bride,
was the master of ceremonies
and -proposed a toast to the
bride. Following dinner the
guests were entertained with
musical selections by Wanda,
Glen and Kenneth Linner and
Murray Keith.
The bride's mother
received guests in a dress of
ivory colored polyester
featuring long sheer sleeves
and a full length sleeveless
coat Of ivory lace. Her cor-
sage was pink roses with
white daisies.
The groom's mother wore a
full length sleeveless gown
with matching long sleeved
jacket of ceam polyester
jersy with floral pattern in
shades of peach, yellow and
green. She wore a corsage of
yellow roses and white
daisies.
Southern Comfort played for
the wedding dance attended
by friends and relatives.
For a honeymoon trip to
OttaUva the bride changed
into , a street length dress of
moss green and a corsage of
yellow roses. The groom wore
complimenting three piece
suit. The bride and groom
wore engraved gold
medallions, gifts to each
other.
Mr. and Mrs. Linner are
residing at 750 Kipps Lane in
London. The bride is em-
ployed as a nurse at Victoria
Hospital and the groom is a
bookkeeper for Sutherland
Construction.
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Prior to the wedding, the
bride was feted at showers
held by her aunt, Mrs. Len
Westbrook of Goderich for
relatives, by friends of the
bride in London and at a
community shower held by
neighbors in Mitchell.
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June 6 at Mrs. Paul Walden's afternoon, Mrs. Gwen
home. Hayfield. "Sylvan Pemberton of Bayfield, who
Acres" Members gathered is a member of the District
for a Pot luck luncheon at Health Council Steering
12:30 p.m. The business Committee.
meeting followed with 26 This is still a matter under
members and several guests. consideration in Huron and
Mrs. D. Coventry, Mrs. Pemberton explained its
president welcomed all uses and plans. She placed
present and expressed thanks emphasis on Senior Citizens
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Kitchener Waterloo Hospital. instead of Monday Sept. 5.
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Mrs. Carl Hicks presented a
bill for uniforms for candy
stripers $223.83.
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with donated wool was
displayed. Tickets for its sale
were given to members to
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are now 43 candy stripers in
uniform and the service well
underway. Mrs. Davies
turned in $108.25 for
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included a donation of $100
from Bayfield.
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convener, reported for the
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