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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-06-24, Page 9Shower .held Walton' peop McGREGOR Top Quality BEEF GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Whole Beef .94 Half Beef .95 Price subject to change INCLUDES: CUTTING WRAPPING and QUICK FREEZING . frpoPpiivery_ • Within 10 Mile. - GRANT IgeGREGOR• Ph. 2622-5839 CLEANING OUT SALE of Stones & Precast Steps Various Sizes and Colours fit June 26 inclusive SPECIAL DISCOUNT depending on size of order SEE US At OUR YARD FROM 9-6 SIX DAYS A WEEK MITCHELL METRED CONCRETE LTD. 348-8388 mi, West of Mitchell on Hwy, 8 LOOKING FOR A GIFT FOR YOUR GRADUATE? Look to the Honda CT-70 This mini bike loves the did. And it's built to take all the punishment the dirt can dish out 'The 72 cc, 4-stroke, single cylinder, overhead cam engine walks with a 3-speed transmission and automatic clutch. The handlebars fold down —sdit's easy to move to where the dirt is. Kids from six to sixty find easy to operate... and more darned h. fun would be hard to find HONDA. You're ahead on a Honda. — LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES Hwy.86 East of Winghorn WINGHAII/1 351.3435 1 Mel Scott (Aileen Ryan) and the late Mr. Jim Lane. Mrs. Ryan is the former Marjorie Reid, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid. The couple have seven children :roan, (Mrs. Don McDonald), of Montreal, Bob of London, Jerry of Walton, Jim of Brussels, Jack of Walton, Nelson, of Walton and Sister Teresa of London. There are 20 grandchildren. The celebration started with Mass at 4:30 followed by a dinner served by the Catholic Women's League. This was followed by attending the dance, at Family Paradise. 50 Guests were present from Walton, Montreal, London, Woodstock, Teeswater and Brussels. Huronview Fifty-four Grade 2 - 3 students from Exeter Ptiblic school visited the Home Friday afternoon and. presented a musical program.'Jim Chapman, introduced the musical 'director mrs. Joan Perrie and pianist Mrs. Swayne Lyndon, Miss 'Mary Van Camp thanked the students and teachers on behalf of the residents. Mrs. Luther of Hensall led the Sunday evening song service sponsored by the Christian Women's Club with Mr. Luther .providing piano accompaniment. Three new residents were Weanled to the Home at • Monday afternoons program Miss Murray, Anderson .Scott e and Danny Psaniuckt Marie Flynn, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins provided the old tyme music and the Clinton Christian Reformed volunteers assisted with activities. The Clinton Legion Pipe Band entertained on ''Family ^ Night:' and all of the residents were able to enjoy the music either on the front lawn or at the windows on the west side Of the building. The Band played a special number for Walter Kingswell who will :Soon be 'celebrating his ninety-eighth birthday. Mrs. Elizabeth Black expressed.the appreciation of the residents. The Auburn Women's Institute were hosts:for the June Birthday Party on Wednesday afternoon. The twenty-four • .celebrants received a birthday card and gift from the Institute and Mrs. Mollard who celebrated her ninetieth .birthday .this month thanked the ladies on behalf' of the residents. MrS.• Ele'anor Bradnock . Was emcee for the afternoon and introduced a program that included readings by Marian Haggett, piano soloS by Katie Jackson, mouth organ solos by Bob Turner and medley •of.hymns by Marjorie • McDougall.' • 1. On sale Seaforth Womsen's Institute . International Plowing Match COOK BOOK $2.75' 25' for mailing charge trtitt iittron xpositor SEAFORT Going on vacation? Give yourself some extra• room and comfort in one of these dependable „STATION WAGONS 1974 LTD Country Squire, 400 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, brougham decor, deluxe roof sack, electric rear window defrosfer. 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Before inspection, Licence AUL028. $2295 $695 Remember - It's Sense to See LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED , EXETER' 2151640 „ LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:0b 11; Award Sunday held- at Walton Mrs. A. McCall Correspondent Sunday at Duff's United Church was promotion and awards. day when the Sunday School children and teachers took their places in the front seats at Winthrop Mock wedding highlights • perfect attendance, 5th year seal, 1 missed. Marilyn McDonald was their teacher with 5 Sundays missed. Juniors-Cathy McGavin, pin, Correspondent Mrs. Robert Hiilley Ball-Park • The Midgets Ladies Softball has been winning every game so far. Brussels played at Winthrop with a 49-20 win for Winthrop; Winthrop at Brussels with :a win fcr Winthrop 23-22;• Winthrop at Moricrief 33-16 on Thursday night. Good hits by several of the girls provided Winthrop with their victory: Winthrop players are Joanne Boven, Sharon Pethick, Elizabeth Renick, Linda -----eAxtrnann. Mary Alice .. Ryan, Shemin Edy, Sandra Regele, Kim Riley, Lorrie Pryce, Marion Hunt, Cheryle Campbell, 'Lynne Dodds, Sandra Campbell, Samantha Poison, Debbie Hulley Cathy McGavin, Jean MacDonald, Joanne Czerwinski., Coaches are ft Barb McClure, Debbie McClure and Bob Campbell. There next home game is on June 29 ,at 7 p.m. and lots of fan support would be appreciated. Volunteers On Saturday were busy putting in a horseshoe pitching diamond at the Winthrop Ball Park. Accepts Position Ron 13Iain'ehard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard has graduated fram Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton and is starting an apprenticeship as a farm equipment mechanic at the Stratford Farm Equipment Ltd„ Stratford where he has accepted a position. • perfect attendance, 4th year seal, 1 missed; Elaine Dennis-pin, perfect attendance, Sth year seal, 2 missed, Ron Godkin-gift, perfect attendance, 8th year seal, 2 missed; Neil Mitchell, 8th year seal, 3 missed; Murray Sholdice-pin, perfect attendance, missed. Joyce Van Vliet was their teacher with 2 Sundays missed. Joyce .Van Vliet was their teacher with 2 Sundays missed. Intermediate-Laura Dennis-10th year seal, 3 missed; Bruce Godkin -gift , perfect attendance, 9th year seal, 1 missed; Brian McGavin-pin, perfect attendance, 2nd year, 2 missed; Jeffery !kwell-3rd year seal, 4 missed. Pupils remaining in -Pre-Primary with teacher Dianne Godkin, are-Sherry Hoegy; Heather McGavin, Jim Clark, Gail Smith, Charlie Gulutzen and Sherry Harburn. Those being promoted to Primary with teacher, Marilyn McDonald arc: Benny Hoegy, Craig Smith, Amy Workman, and Chris Harburn, Blaine.Marks. Those remaining in Primary 1 are : 011ie Crawford, David Crawford, Kim Fritz, Jim Humphries, Donna Godkin, Craig Hackwell, Dwayne Achilles, Jeffery McGavin, Sandra Sholdice, Cheryl Smith, Joyanne Van Vliet, Christine Achilles, Kathy Humphries, Richard Love, Calvin Flood, Billy Gulutzen. Pupils , being promoted to Juniors are Daryl Hoegy, Tim Fritz,• Gary Godkin and Darlene GulutZen. Teacher Joynce Van Vliet Those remaining in Juniors-Cathy McGavin, Elaine Dennis,Jearie McDonald, Danny Achilles, Peter Bennett, -Greg Humphries, Murray Sholdice, Blaine Hackwell, Daryl Smith, Verna Flood.' Those , being promoted from Juniors to Intermediate class-teachers Murray Dennis and Fred Uhler are Ron Godkin, Nell Mitchell, John Huether, Chivaree Marks Anniversary Bob and Marg Hulley, who celebrated their 20th Wedding Anniversary quietly earlier in the week, were rudely awakened Saturday night by neighbours and friends who created a racket like you , . wouldn't. believe. The chivaree gang came blowing horns, rang beIT', rattled metal plates, carried shot guns and in al disturbed the peace just as much as the gang did twenty years ago.. In fact several members were part of the racket makers June 1956. Somehow all .45 people found room to get inside and a mock Wedding was performed, where the be-whiskered, cigar-smoking bride was given away at shot ,gun point and the tall,' coarse looking flower girl had very hairy legs and knobby knees. The gangbrought their own sandwiches and coke and euchre was enjoyed till late. Life certainly could be dull without friends. Mrs. Eugene St. Louis and Paul spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Viola, Harr ill Wind- sor, They also visited her daugh- ter Sheila while there. Miss Cathie Mayeaux of Wind- sor spent the weekend with the St. Louis family and Mark. Mrs. Rita Deklerk and Richard were at the St. Louis' also for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Maxwell and Jamie and Ian, Innismore, north of Peterborough, are holi- daying with Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Harris{ Mr. and Mrs.- Lawrence Ryan, R.R.4, Walton, recently celebrated their" 45th Wedding Anniversary. They were married May 25, 1931 in St. Ambrose Church, Brussels performed In, Rev. McHugh. Their attendants were Mrs. Egrnondvine Correspondent Mrs. C. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geddes and the boys went camping at Echo Pines for the weekend. Robert Cameron of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Geddes Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brady visited Mr. and Mrs. George Mulholland on the weekend at Port Albert. chivaree Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wolfcamp and Marsha, Vickie Harris, Mitchell spent Father's Day with their parents Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Harris. . Mr.. and Mrs." Ken McClure and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson attended the 25th Wedding Anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, the former „Myrtle Taylor of Staffa at Clinton Memorial Centre., Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley, Bob and. Debbie visited ' on Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Cromarty. Visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie and Joanne, Dorchester; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and Jim; Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack McGhee Roy and Judy, London; Kenneth Walker, London; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Lisa, Steven and Leanne, Crornarty. • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kistner arid Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kistner, Guelph spent the weekend at their summer home and visited'' with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family. Among those attending the graduation fox Mr. Ken Moffatt of Stratford at Conestoga College at Kitchener recently were: Mr.and Mrs, Herb Trn.viss, Walton; Mr. and Mrs. BiltMaffettrStratfOrd; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pfeifer, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moffett, Stratford; Dr. and Mrs. Brian Traviss, Waterloo; and Miss Gail Travisi; Stratford. Mr. Moffett graduated in the Business Administrators and' Woodworking course and is presently employed with Kroehlers at Stratford. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Baan on the arrival of their new baby daughter in, Seaforth Community Hospital last week. Guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Allan McCall -were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Currie, Douglas, Heather and Tommy, and Mrs. W.H.'Currie, all of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stininson and Ronald. Mrs. Jim McDonald is a patient in the Seaforth Community Hospital. We hope she is soon improved after her fall on the Seaforth Main Street last Friday, In last week's issue in the Church News, apologies for the Sermon given by Rev. Ed Baker six4Id rond, -"There is one qqd shower was held for Mis* Valerie, 49Se of Ohelb! elect of next montivatlhe' 49410 of Mrs. Kgo Sbertreed tan SattirdaY 'evening when relatives • and neiglihotirs attended. Corsages were' pinned. on the guest of honor , her mother, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. M. McDonald, the groom's grandmother, and Miss _ Mary McDonald, the groom's aunt.. After gifts Wer0 opened Yaieriobbiopd.cvprypilo, Janet : Webster. and: FrilAm 4hoftIrpcci. assisted the hostess, 'in *prying knell, .1'C and Mrs. Qeorge Blake and Mrs. OPPrge 'Sr. and Mrs. James Deittieri. Mr. and: Mrs; Gerald Flake and Mx. aPd 1144. :attended the grAdggicip of J9y.9e Blake, at the Ninth CPPYPCatiort. Jane, 14, Lambttm College,;'SAtenja: the regular church service. 7thayear seal, 2 missed;. Blaine Those helping were: Nanci Haelqvell-pin, perfect attendance, Bennett reading scripture from 3rd year seal, no Sundays missed, LukePfe 19-31 and Bruce Godkin —Jeanne McDonald ,4th yr.seal, 3 reading from John 4:7-21. Offering was received by Steven Huether, Jim McDonald, and Brian McGavin. The Sunday School sang anthems,"He's got the whole world in his hands," "God's little candle" and 'Jesus Loves Me" assisted by Mrs. Ray Huether at the piano, The awards were given out by the Sunday .school secretary, Mrs. Ron Bennett. In past years to achieve perfect attendance children could not miss any Sundays. This year it was changed that pupils could miss 2 Sundays and still have perfect attendance. • Award winners were: Pre Primary-Blaine Marks diplom,a 1st 5 Sundays misssed; Heather MeGavie pin for perfect attendance and diploma 1st 2 missed. Dianne Godkin, teacher, 11th year, gift for perfect attendance with no Sundays missed. Primary KimFritz-pin, perfect attendance, 3rd year seal, no Sundays missed. Donna. Godkin-gift, perfect attendance, 3rd year seal, no Sundays missed. Craig Hackwell-gift, perfect attendance, 2nd year seal, 1 missed, Dwayne Achilles-pin, perfect attendance, 2nd year seal, 2 missed, Jeffery McGavin, 2nd year seal, 3 missed. Sandra Sholdice-pin,perfeet attendance, Sth year seal, 2 missed, Joyanne, Van Vliet-pin, perfect attendance, 3rd year seal, no Sunday missed,' Christine Ackilles-3rd year seat, 3 Sundays mified, Tim Fritz-pin, perfect attendance, 3rd year, 1 missed. Richard Love-diploma., 1st year seal, 3 missed, Gary Godkin-gift, perfect attendance, 5th year seal, 3 missed, Gary Godkin-gift, "_Cheryl Fraer. .Remaining in Intermediates-Nanci Bennett, Bruce Godkin, Jeffery Hackwell, Jim McDonald, Brian McGavin, Steven Hu'ether, and ,Peggy Humphries. MEASURE THAT AD — Checking and billing display advertising, all the ads that aren't on the classified pages, is one of Dianne McGrath's jobs at the Huron. Expositor. Dianne, who, started at the paper part time when she was still in school, also takes care of customers in person and over the phone in the front office. Three days a week at noon hOurf, and occasionally other times, Dianne fills in as compugraphic operator, setting type that goes into our news columns. (Staff photo) Family honors Ryans 45th The Walton Recreation Committee wish to thank everyone who participated in helping to make our _walkathon successful. Special thanks to the sponsors who supported the walkers.