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The Huron Expositor, 1988-09-28, Page 66A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 28, 1988 African cousins visit Cranbrook Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford accom- panied by the latter's brother, John. Crawford and his wife Betty, enjoyed a trip to Eastern Ontario. During the trip they en- joyed a visit to the Eastern Breeder's Association at Kemptville. Peter Hagedoorn's cousins Aleida and Jan Van De Vegte from South Africa, and Jack. and Johanna Jesiveit from Brockville came to Cranbrook. The last time they had seen each other was at a family reunion in Holland. Jack Conley was admitted to University Hospital, London on Monday and underwent surgery on Wednesday. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Shelburne, were weekend visitors with Don and Mrs. Cotton. WI deIeg,•,tes chosefor area SCOUTS CANADA l- O EMORET The first, Seaforth Boy Scouts require leaders, ass't. loaders and parent helpers for the Beavers, Cub and Scout Groups. We urgently need leaders and asst. loaders for the Cub and Scout Sections. No experience necessary — training provided. Only you can help these programs from closing down because of lack of leadership. Come out and help these young boys to achieve some fun and excitement. Contact 527-2063 anytime after 5:30 p.m. or come out to our Cub Meeting October 3/88 at The Seaforth Public School at 7 o'clock. 60TH ANNIVERSARY - Dave and Lavina Watson celebraed their 60th wedding an- niversary at Queensway nursing home on Sunday. Mr. asnd Mrs. Watson farmed in McKillop township for 45 years, and were residents of Walton for another 12 before their eventual retirement .at Queensway two years ago. They have three daughters: Donna Elaine of Whitehorse, Jessie lone Maier of Thamesford, and Verda Elizabeth of London. Corbett photo. . Queensway couple celebrate Joyce Pepper joined Queensway Nursing Home residents as pianist Monday after- noon for Choir Practice. In the evening several ladies from the Zurich Mennonite church assisted as residents worked on crafts. Everyone enjoyed the delicious lunch provided by the ladies. Tuesday Reverend Debra Carter of Cen- tralia United Church led the worship ser- vice. Congratulations to Clayton and Matilda Pfile who celebrated their 66th wed- ding anniversary. Before lunch was served they were serenaded with "When you and I were Young Matilda" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart". Thursday afternoon the Activity room was the scene of lots of competition. Euchre, crokinole and dominoes were played. "Splash" was the featured movie Thursday evening. It was a romantic comedy about a mermaid. Queensway would like to express its ap- preciation to Walter Knowles, Eileen Ran - rile and Iva Reid for serving as volunteer drivers when several residents visited the Goderich Pioneer Museum Friday. They had a wonderful • afternoon touring the museum and then lunched on raisin scones, tea and coffee served in the museum's beautiful observatory. Dorothy Elder visited those residents not on the tour and gave manicures. This extra special atten- tion is always appreciated. Thank you Dorothy. Congratulations to Dave and Laving Wat- son who celebrated their 60th wedding an- niversary Sunday, September 25, with an Open House in the Queensway dining room with many family members, friends and relatives present. Coming events at Queensway are September 29 at 7 p.m., a Birthday Party with entertainment by the Brass Bunch. September 30 at 2:30 is International Day featuring the U.S.A. and October 12 at 7 p.m. a party with the Goderich No Notes Jug Band. WaltegisCorrespondent MRS. BETTY MCCALL 887-6677 The Resolution meeting of the Walton Women's Institute was held Wednesday, September 21 with Marion Godkin calling the meeting to order. Margaret Shortreed was pianist. • Two 4-H leaders, Karen Hoegy and Judy Glauser were welcomed to this meeting. The fall club is "Much Ado About Meats". They have attended the training school and plan to start the meetings this week. In the business, Marjory Humphries read minutes, financial report and cor- respondence was dealt with. Fourteen members answered the roll call. Delegates were chosen to attend the area convention. November 2-3 and the Rally in Hensall, Oc- tober 3. It was voted not to have euchre this season, unless more interest is shown in the community. An invitation was read from the Majestic Institute, Brussels to attend their meeting October 12 at the Public School. A car load plan to attend. Convenors Helen Boven and Ruth Art - mann were in charge of the rest of the meeting when Ruth spoke on the past, pre- sent and future of 4-H with a discussion by several members and 4-H leaders. Refreshments were served in the basement by hostesses Mary Humphries and Helen Craig. before ATTENTION Seaforth and Area Residents BONUS HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED HOW A DIAMOND ACQUIRES ITS BRILLIANCE AND FIRE? The Blue Phone Book will be inserted in next week's Huron Expositor Oct. 5 us C4k CDo s Membership is awarded only to selected jewellers who possess proven gemotogical knowledge and the highest ethical standards It is your assurance of the reliability and capability of this tern Come and watch a Lazare Diamond of matchless brilliance and fire emerge from a rough stone as a master Lazare Diamond Cutter creates an ideally proportioned diamond. 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MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford accom- panied by the latter's brother, John. Crawford and his wife Betty, enjoyed a trip to Eastern Ontario. During the trip they en- joyed a visit to the Eastern Breeder's Association at Kemptville. Peter Hagedoorn's cousins Aleida and Jan Van De Vegte from South Africa, and Jack. and Johanna Jesiveit from Brockville came to Cranbrook. The last time they had seen each other was at a family reunion in Holland. Jack Conley was admitted to University Hospital, London on Monday and underwent surgery on Wednesday. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Shelburne, were weekend visitors with Don and Mrs. Cotton. WI deIeg,•,tes chosefor area SCOUTS CANADA l- O EMORET The first, Seaforth Boy Scouts require leaders, ass't. loaders and parent helpers for the Beavers, Cub and Scout Groups. We urgently need leaders and asst. loaders for the Cub and Scout Sections. No experience necessary — training provided. Only you can help these programs from closing down because of lack of leadership. Come out and help these young boys to achieve some fun and excitement. Contact 527-2063 anytime after 5:30 p.m. or come out to our Cub Meeting October 3/88 at The Seaforth Public School at 7 o'clock. 60TH ANNIVERSARY - Dave and Lavina Watson celebraed their 60th wedding an- niversary at Queensway nursing home on Sunday. Mr. asnd Mrs. Watson farmed in McKillop township for 45 years, and were residents of Walton for another 12 before their eventual retirement .at Queensway two years ago. They have three daughters: Donna Elaine of Whitehorse, Jessie lone Maier of Thamesford, and Verda Elizabeth of London. Corbett photo. . Queensway couple celebrate Joyce Pepper joined Queensway Nursing Home residents as pianist Monday after- noon for Choir Practice. In the evening several ladies from the Zurich Mennonite church assisted as residents worked on crafts. Everyone enjoyed the delicious lunch provided by the ladies. Tuesday Reverend Debra Carter of Cen- tralia United Church led the worship ser- vice. Congratulations to Clayton and Matilda Pfile who celebrated their 66th wed- ding anniversary. Before lunch was served they were serenaded with "When you and I were Young Matilda" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart". Thursday afternoon the Activity room was the scene of lots of competition. Euchre, crokinole and dominoes were played. "Splash" was the featured movie Thursday evening. It was a romantic comedy about a mermaid. Queensway would like to express its ap- preciation to Walter Knowles, Eileen Ran - rile and Iva Reid for serving as volunteer drivers when several residents visited the Goderich Pioneer Museum Friday. They had a wonderful • afternoon touring the museum and then lunched on raisin scones, tea and coffee served in the museum's beautiful observatory. Dorothy Elder visited those residents not on the tour and gave manicures. This extra special atten- tion is always appreciated. Thank you Dorothy. Congratulations to Dave and Laving Wat- son who celebrated their 60th wedding an- niversary Sunday, September 25, with an Open House in the Queensway dining room with many family members, friends and relatives present. Coming events at Queensway are September 29 at 7 p.m., a Birthday Party with entertainment by the Brass Bunch. September 30 at 2:30 is International Day featuring the U.S.A. and October 12 at 7 p.m. a party with the Goderich No Notes Jug Band. WaltegisCorrespondent MRS. BETTY MCCALL 887-6677 The Resolution meeting of the Walton Women's Institute was held Wednesday, September 21 with Marion Godkin calling the meeting to order. Margaret Shortreed was pianist. • Two 4-H leaders, Karen Hoegy and Judy Glauser were welcomed to this meeting. The fall club is "Much Ado About Meats". They have attended the training school and plan to start the meetings this week. In the business, Marjory Humphries read minutes, financial report and cor- respondence was dealt with. Fourteen members answered the roll call. Delegates were chosen to attend the area convention. November 2-3 and the Rally in Hensall, Oc- tober 3. It was voted not to have euchre this season, unless more interest is shown in the community. An invitation was read from the Majestic Institute, Brussels to attend their meeting October 12 at the Public School. A car load plan to attend. Convenors Helen Boven and Ruth Art - mann were in charge of the rest of the meeting when Ruth spoke on the past, pre- sent and future of 4-H with a discussion by several members and 4-H leaders. Refreshments were served in the basement by hostesses Mary Humphries and Helen Craig. before ATTENTION Seaforth and Area Residents BONUS HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED HOW A DIAMOND ACQUIRES ITS BRILLIANCE AND FIRE? The Blue Phone Book will be inserted in next week's Huron Expositor Oct. 5 us C4k CDo s Membership is awarded only to selected jewellers who possess proven gemotogical knowledge and the highest ethical standards It is your assurance of the reliability and capability of this tern Come and watch a Lazare Diamond of matchless brilliance and fire emerge from a rough stone as a master Lazare Diamond Cutter creates an ideally proportioned diamond. Date: Tuesday, Oct. 4; Wednesday, Oct. 5 Time: Tuesday 10 - 5; 7 pm - 9 pm Wednesday 9 am - 6 pm Place: Anstett's Clinton Showroom And you'll see why ideal cutting makes Lazare Diamonds so brilliant! Extra copies available $1.00 each SPECIALIST SINCE 1950 ANSTETT JEWELI FRS 8 Albert St. CLINTON 4824901 Branches in Exeter, Seaforth, St. Marys, Goderich, Walkerton You get more when you subscribe to The Huron Expositor