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26 Personal
Mr, and Mrs, Murray
Huether of Brussels are
-pleased to announce the
forthcoming niarriage of their
daughter Joan Marie to Gary
Phillip Ritchie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Ritchie, of
Blyth. The wedding will take
place Saturday, July 3E at
5:00 p.m. in Melville Presby-
terian Church, Brussels,
26-67-1
Edna Pauline McLellan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Clem McLellan, Brussels,
and Richard Arthur
Daugherty, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Daugherty,
Wingham, wishlo announce
their forthcoming marriage
on Saturday, August 28th.
I 982 -at 5:00 p.m., St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, Ontario. 26-67x1
Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Nynatten, R.R. 5. Mitchell
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their ,
daughter Cynthia to Michael
Rowland. son of Mr. andMrs,
Edward Rowland, R.R. 1
Dublin. The wedding will
take place Saturday, August
1982 at St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church, Kinkora at 3
p.m. 26-67x1
27 Births
VOGEL.S: John and Marie are
pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter Kristen
Jnanne, June 22nd, 1982
weighing 9 lbs. 8 ounces at St.
Marys HoSpital, St, Marys,
Ontario. A sister for Jason
and Suzanne. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Vogels of Dublin and
Mrs. Barbara Van Daytime,
Clinton. 2740-1
O'ROU(KE: Bryan and
Linda (nee Drager) are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their daughter Jen-
nifer Lynn, 9 lbs. 12 oz. on
July 13, 1982 at Stratford
General Hospital. Proud
grandparents are Ron, and
Dorothy Drager, Seaforth and
Jack and Elizabeth O'Rourke,
Dublin. 27-67x1
28 Deaths
GAEMMETER
Lena Gaetzmeyer at Provi-
dence Villa, Scarborough on
July 19. 1982. Daughter of the
late George Gaetzmeyer and
Mary McGrath. Sister of
Peter H. McGrath in her 99th
year. Graveside prayers will
be held at St. James Ceme-
tery on Thurs. July 22 at 1
p.ni. 28-67x1
27 Births
DALTON: Geoffrey and Dar-
rell welcome the arrival of
their little sister Alicia Diane,
h lbs. 13 ozs.. at Seaforth
Community Hospital on July
14th, 1982. Proud parents are
Ken and Brenda. 27-67-1
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JOHNSON
At his residence on Friday.
July 16. 1982, Mr. David
Allan Johnson, of 87 Queen
Street, Hensall, in his 76th
year. Beloved husband of
Jean Pfaff of the Huronview
Hoene, Clinton. Mr. Johnson
was predeceased by his first
wife, Gladys McLean (1962).
Dear father of Eileen (Mrs.
Alex Townsend) of RR4,'
Seaforth; Don of RR2, Mild-
may and Gerald of RR 3,
Kippen. Dear stepfather of
Greta (Mrs. Murray Baker) of
liensall; Joyce (Mrs. Don
McClure) of Winthrop and
Marjorie (Mrs, Doug Gib-
bings) of London. Dear bro-
ther of Elgin of London;
Clarence of Pennascola, Flor-
ida; Mrs. Laura Ingram of the
Hillside Nursing Home, Se-
bringville; Mrs. Margaret
Cook of London; Mrs. Vera
Parker of Exeter and Ethel
(Mrs, Alex McMurtrey) of
Kippen. Mr. Johnson was
predeceased by three bro-
thers. Gordon, Jerry and
Mervyn and one sister, Mil-
dred. Also survived by six
grandchildren. Visitation at
the Bonthron Chapel of
Michael P. O'Connor Funeral
Homes, 118 King Street,
Hensall, where the funeral
twice was conducted on
onday, July 19, at 2 p.m.
with Reverend Barbara
Laings officiating. Interment
followed in Baird's Ceme-
.
tery. There was an 1.0.0.F.
Hensall Lodge No. 223 ser-
vice in the funeral home
Sunday evening at 8:30 p.m.
Donations to the charity of
your choice will be appre-
ciated. 28-67-1
PROUD PIANOSTS - A piano recital was held by the students of
Maureen Hutchinson on June 30. The students participating were, front
row, from the left Tracy .oti, Angie Roth, Brent van den Akker,
Christy Nobel, Jennifer Horne;, Middle row: Laurie Crocker, Sandra
O'Reilly, Murray Townsend, Michell Butt, IVIOchelle McCowan. Back
row: Martha Hook, Maureen Hutchinson, Andrea Muir. Absent from the
recital was Heather Jackson. (Photo by Hook)
Londesboro tourney to grow
Ailboro Farm locked horns
with a tough team from Blyth
on Thursday night but thanks
to a big first inning and some
excellent defensive plays the
Howson's Mill team went
home with a 7 to 6 loss:
In other men's slo-pitch
action the Bombers took on
another team from Blyth on
Friday evening with the Blyth
team winning. This served as
a warm up for the 1st annual
Blazer invitational mini slo-
pitch tournament on Saturday
Four teams, the Blazers, the
ARMSTRONG: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Armstrong, R.R. 5
Brussels. are happy to an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Jason Michael, on Friday,
July 9th at Listowel Memorial
Hospital. Happy grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hart of Cranbrook and Mr.
and Mrs. John Armstrong of
Ethel. 27-67x1
ECKERT: Bob and Christa
Eckert are happy to announce
the birth of Stephen William
on June 26. A little brother for
Evan and Claire. 27-67-1
Reunion set every two years
The annual Lawson -Clark
reunion was held at Benmiller
Falls Reserve Park on Sun-
day. July 11 with 45 in
attendance. Following an af-
ternoon of visiting, everyone
sat down to a smorgasbord
meal,
Following the meal, John
Lawson presided for a short
business meeting.
The following prizes were
given out. oldest person pre-
sent -Mrs. Alice Lawson.
Clinton: youngest person -
Kevin Glew, Dorchester;
largest family, David Living-
ston, RR2, Seaforth; birthday
closet to picnic, Chuck Til-
ston, Pickering; coming the
farthest distance. Donna and
Chuck Tilston. Pickering;
lucky seat, David Medd,
Exeter.
After considerable discus-.
sion it was decided that a
picnic be held every two years
and put forth a special effort
to get more people out.
The next picnic will be at
Benmiller on the second
Stinday of July 1984. •
Helen Lawson will be the
secretary -treasurer and
Glenyce and Ralph Glew will
look after sports.
The Livingston brothers
conducted the sports. Win-
ners of a scavenger hunt were
Jennifer Jewitt, Brad Jewitt,
Paul Glew and Jeff Jewitt.
Race winners were Jeff
Jewitt, Jennifer Jewitt.
Kevin Glew and Paul Glew.
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Bombers and the Marauders
from Londesboro as well as
the Brodhagen entry partici-
pated with each team playing
3 games. After the round
robin was completed al-
though hampered by the wet
weather, the Marauders had
won all 3 games and took
home first prize of 565,00.
The Beavers from Brodhagen
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wins and a loss and picked up
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The Blazers had one victory
in 3 games while the
Bombers didn't get a win but
came close in their game with
the Blazers. The game was
interrupted by ram resulting
in a delay and the Bombers
dropped an early 9 run lead.
Tournament organizer Neil
Salverda reports this year's
event will hopefully lead to an
annual perhaps bigger tour-
nament.
The squirt league in its
fourth week has broken the
ties in the.standings. After
last week's action which had
the Expos over the Tigers and
Yankees ripping Blue Jays
the standings are as follows:
The Expos in front with 3
wins. The Tigers in second
with 2 wins and I loss,
followed by Yankess 1 win in
3 games and finally Blue Jays
who have been close but are
yet to win a game.
The Bantam girls played 3
games last week playing
at home with Goderich. In the
fondesboro home game our
girls pulled the game out of
the fire with a last inning one
run victory. The following
night in Goderich the win
went to the home team with
Londesboro on the short end
of a ,1 6-6 'score. On Thursday
the Bantam girls completed
their week losing close one to
Clinton 27-26. The Pee Wee
boys teams each played a
game with the A's losing in
Goderich while the Jays play-
ed Holmesville in Londesboro
came away with the win 13 to
12 score.
The Pee Wee girls were
kept busy on Tuesday with a
hard playing Goderich team
with the score 15-12 for
Goderich.
Also on Tuesday evening
the Midgets travelled to Ben -
miller to play Colborne Town-
ship counterparts in a close
game but came away on the
short end of score.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Snell
of Labrador City arrived at
Clare Vincent's on Monday
July 19.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 21, 1982
Family hears historian
The annual reunion of the
Smillie -Elder clan was held
under sunny skies on Sat.
July 10 at Seaforth Lions
Park, with an attendance of
close to 100. The swimming
pool was well patronized and
the little tots thoroughly
enjoyed the wading pool.
There was a luncheon at noon
for those arriving at eleven
o'clock for an executive meet-
ing.
As the crowd grew and
signed the register. there
were impressive 'greetings
and reminiscing all around.
Several new arrivals were
proudly introduced andwere
very much admired by cou-
sins, aunts, uncles and
grandparents.
At four o'clock Fred and
Susan Elder enthusiastically
took charge of a program of
sports for the young set.
Prizes were awarded.
The historian, Lorne Elder
of Chatham, had carefully
prepared, and displayed on a
long table in the pavilion a
copy of the family tree, which
created much interest, curi-
osity and admiration for a
job well done.
A buffet supper, with Elva
Peck as social convener
proved so scrumptious and
popular that the tables soon
took on a different appear-
ance. President Jim Statham
and secretary John Elder.
had charge of the business. A
special feature was the fif-
tieth wedding anniversary
cake cutting ceremony of
Helen and Fred Howe, who
with their daughter Betty
Brooks of Las Cruces and son
Dr. Bill of Niagara Falls,
shared the honors. It was
decided to, hold the 1983
reunion at the same location.
Members attending the
reunion came from Las
Cruces, New Mexico, Tuscon
Arizona, Gros Point Michi-
gan, Kingsville, Ottawa.
Belleville, Seaforth, Water -
down, St. Thomas. Mitchell,
Guelph. Strathroy, Varna.
London. Zurich, Blyth, Kip -
pen, Exeter. Fort Erie. Hen -
sail and Iduronview.
Many of the , clan were
entertained, the day after the
reunion, at the farm home of
Jack and Lorraine, Sandy and
Jeffrey Peck, west of Kippen.
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