HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-24, Page 9ADVANCED HONOURS-Margaret Shortreed of the Walton 4-H Club
received, her advanced honours at the 4-H Achievement Day held in
Clinton last Wednesday for completing 18 4-H homemaking courses.
Absent: Jo-Anne Collins-and Diane Collins of the Clinton clubs and
Connie Marion of Seaforth. (Expositor Photo)
Vegetaialesin a Pickle
Walton girls complete club
THE RUNNERS-Physical Fitness is- for all
ages at 1pperwash Army' Cadet Camp, Shown
above are (left) Major R.P. (Bob) Russell, R. ,R.
#4, Walton and (right) Major F.A. (Frank)
Golding- of 125 'Market Street Seaforth
.completing their daily run. Both officers are in
their 50's and run in excess of 1,000 miles each
'year. For trivia fans, the average training shoe
lasts approximately 900 miles.
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Pickle", when Mary Alice
Ryan and 'Margaret Short-
reed were commentators
during the afternoon
prograrh. , -
The Cheerio Club met
August 16th at, the home of.
Dbreen Carter, .•
-The meeting opened with
a reading "God was near"
by Gladys Armstrong.
Acting president Vi Ruins
vvdcomed. all:
:Roll 'call was answered by
a current event or pet peeve
by 11 members, visitors
Doreen Carter and. Edna
Holmes.
Program included a read-
• ing `Johnny Entertains' by
Ida Durnin, reading,
'memories' by Vi Burns, a
• contest 'Livestock Breeds',
conducted by Ida Diunin.
Several' games of Bingo
played.
Next meeting is Sept-.
ember 20th at home of Laura
Lyon. Ltinch was served„by
Gladys ArrUstrong, Vi Burns.
and . lda Durmin.
Londesboro
Cheerio Club
airs'pet peevec'
an hour's play in and around
the swimming pool. They
worked on' a mural to illus-
trate their course of study,,,
"The Caribbean Connection.
A lunch of fresh fruit and
fruit puch such as Caribbean
children might have, close
the gathering.
Correspondent_
Mrs: Bert Shobbrook
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Greeting into the sanc-
tuary on Sunday a.m. was
Earl Gaunt. Ushers were
Cheryl Lyon, Rose, Mason,
Dianna Shobbrook , and
Shelley Westerhont. Soloist
was Kevin Hulley singing
`Spirit of God' and 'Thats
hoW it is with God's Love'
accompanied by organist
Louise McGregor.
Rev. MeDonald's children'
story was "pretend we' are
hungry and thirsty," Junior
teacher was Joan Whyte.
The message was 'God does
answer 'our prayer" taken
from the text 1,i,6 psalm.
Flowers .in memoriam stand
were in loving memory of
Mrs. C•thol Bruce by her
family.
Rev. McDonald announced
Hope Chapel Cemetery
Devotion service meet Sun-
day August 27th at 3 p.m. If
it rains it will be held in
Londeshoro United Church.
Sympathy is extended to
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall -
887.6677
The mystery car tour,
sponsored by the Walton
Women's- Institute started
out from the community hall
shortly after 9:30 a.m.
stopping first at the Hullett-
Wildlife Conservation Area.
through Vanastra' past the'
Bannockburn Wildlife Area.
The sun broke through
making it a very lovely drive.
Then members went through
Varna ,fo Bayfield where an
hour was spent browsing'
through the many craft and
antique stores.
The Dry Dock Restaurant
in Bayfield ..was the place
chosen for dinner. After an
hour break members drOve
along the lake road to St.
Joseph, turning to Zurich
headed for the Country„Spire
near Russeldale.
An hour' was spent at
atton WI '
lI t 1E HURON EXPOSITIMI AUGUST 24 1978
Takes Mystery tour in
,toy's United Church which
was purchased by Ross and
Shirley Smith in the early
seventies.
It is filled with crafts and
gifts, also home made silk
flowers. They also added a
*tea room which is located in
the choir loft, specialising. in
fresh homemade bread and
,:'Scones ,
Beechwood
Leaving there, driving to
theBeachwood' Pottery in
McKillop Township where
the young couple showed
how to form clay orha potter's
wheel. They had many art-
icles on the shelves in
different stages, some ready
tobd fired in the kiln. A few
more miles to Walton made it
nearly 100 miles, a worth-
while sight-seeing tour.
Thanks ,, to drivers Ruth
Axtmann and Leona
McDonald. -
Mr. and _Mrs, Barney
Pullock, Toronto, visited on
Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Alice Davidson, theie mother
Mrs. Grace Farry remained
with Alice.
Mr. and Mrs. David 'Fair-
service and Maure'en of
D'Ormeaux, Quebec 'is
spending this week with his
mother , Mrs. Myrtle Fair-
service. They spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Muir of Dearborn Heights,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vodden
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shabbrook visited on
ThurSday night with Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Burchall RR 2
Dublin.
Colleen Carter of Exeter
spent weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Carter.
'Sunshine Times", spoil-,
sorcd,a bus trip on Sherwood
bus to C.N.E. on Sunday,
going from here were Lorne_
'and Addie Hunking, Marj,
Bicknell, Maria and Mae
Smith, Margaret Taylor,
Mts. (Bette Stutz and
Natasha of Waterlo.o visited
Huron
tin Wednesday with Mr; and
Mrs. Torrance Pundas.
Bombachos held here
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Walton girls participated'
in the Achievement ' Day
program on Wednesday, at
the Ontario St. United
Church, Clinton. 13 girls took
the summer project, "Gar-
den Club Preservation" from
the Walton Area,
Leaders were Alberta
Hudie and Pearl McCallum
who received her 5 year
leader certificate., Other
awards were given to Peggy
Humphries for County
Honours, Dianne Godkin
Pmvincial Honours and to
Margaret Shertreed ' for
Advanced Honours."
The Walton Club had an
exhibit; "Vegetables in a
Messengers' held. 'a
"Bombachos" at the home of
their leader Mrs. Brenda
Radford. A "Bombachos" is
a Caribbean word for a party.
The boys sand girls enjoyed
Mr. and MrS,. Arnold-Bruce
on the death of his mother
Mrs, Athol Bruce of Belgrave
August 16th.
Don Harris' of Kamloops,
B.C.• spent Wednesday night
with his cousin Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Shobbrook called on
Mrs. Laura Saundercock and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shobbrook,
Miss, Ruby McVittre of
Clinton spent the past week
with her cousins Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Scott,, Sr. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schall of
Waterloo spent the weekend
with his Sister Mr. and Mrs.
Ken' Scott.
Lis and Paula Crummer of
Stratford spent a few days
last week with their aunt
Miss Edyth 'Beacon and
cousin Deanna Lyon.
Jeff Shaddick i's attending
ameeting of Actuaries' in
Chicago•this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick and
LIciy accomOnied hint and
are visiting their cousins Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Dodds,
Chicago,
Elmira a week ago Saturday.
Mrs. Viola Kirkby arrived
home a week ago from a 3
week European Tour.
We were sorry to learn
that Jaue Leeming met with
a misfortunate accident while
riding her bicycle recently.
She required several stitches
Mrs. Phyllis Dutik of
Toronto spent the past week
at the home of Allan and
Mrs, McCall and also visited
with former Brussels and
Walton friends.
It is nice to report that
Mrs., Maud Leeming
returned to her. home last
Wednesday after spending a
week or so in Clinton Hosp-
ital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Corbett,
Chris and Terry of Burling-
ton spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lee and
fan% y
Alice- Btithannon.Th-0
enjoyed the Scottish festival.
John and Claude Cart-
wright returned home on'
Sunday from spending last
week with their aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Kuntz and
cousins, Kitchener.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold- Longman'
were her sister Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Burleigh, Goderich.
Personals
Nit's. • Jean Broadfoot,
Walton and Mrs. Fern
Patterson, Seaforth spent
last-week•in-London with Mr.
and Mrs, Wm . Farquharson.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Arn.Carter and girls Glenda
and Susan to the,village, who
have been moving into their
new home formerly owned by
Jean Miller. They moved
from Milverton. Mr. Carter
has the Walton Welding 'and
Repair Shop. .
Mr. and „Mrs. Walter
Bewley have returned home
from a motor trip to the
Western Provinces, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Raven and son at Ed, mouton
Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernie
Stevens and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Mills attended the
Fergus Highlander Games at
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