The Citizen, 1989-08-02, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1989.
Walton Long-time 4-H members win awards
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Proudly displaying the limited edition print she received for
completing 24 4-H projects is Cindy Stute of RR 4, Brussels.
Cindy was presented with the print at the Landscaping
Achievement Night in Bluevale on July 27.
landscaper
Barbara Glanville stands beside the Case Eagle where she
plans to put her landscaping knowledge to use. Barbara, of RR
4, Waiton completed 24 4-H projects when she finished the
Landscaping 4-H clubat her achievement night in Bluevale on
July 27 and was presented with this limited edition print.
BY USA BOONSTOPPEL
Two local landscaping 4-H mem
bers received an award for com
pleting 24 4-H projects at their
landscaping achievement night in
Bluevale on July 27.
Barbara Glanville of RR 4,
Walton and Cindy Stute of RR 4,
Brussels both received a limited
edition print for their dedication to
the 4H program.
Barbara has taken a wide variety
of home-making and agricultural
clubs but wants to do more animal
clubs. This 18-year-old Seaforth
high school student says she’s
going to continue taking 4H and
plans to become a leader someday.
“4-H is a lot of fun and a good way
to meet people,” she said.
20-year-old Cindy has been en
tering 4-H clubs since she was 12.
“I’ve really learned a lot, a lot of
basic things that you use in every
day life,” she said. Cindy has taken
only homemaking clubs and also
hopes to become a leader some day
although now she is kept busy with
Ruth Thamer
celebrates
65th birthday
Twenty-one members of the
family of Ruth Thamer gathered at
the home of Clint and Judy
Emmrich in Walton on Sunday,
July 23 to honour Ruth on her
special 65th birthday. On the date
of her birthday Wednesday, July
26, Ruth was a supper guests along
with Isabelle Shortreed and Annie
Reid with Allan and Betty McCall.
52 people attend
Shortreed reunion
On Sunday, July 23 the annual
Shortreed reunion was held at the
home of Ken and Judy Shortreed
and family on the ninth line of
Morris Twp. when approximately
52 people sat down to a smorgas
bord meal at noon.
Some enjoyed a game of baseball
during the afternoon with several
other games while others just
visited as it was a very hot day.
Relatives were present from
Burlington, London, Shelboume,
Stratford, Toronto, Wingham, Var
na and surrounding areas.
her studies at Wilfred Laurier
University in Waterloo.
Sherri Lavis won a desk pen set
for completing 12 4-H projects.
Other award winners at the
achievement night who received a
trillium pen for completing six
Walton people
Clint and Judy Emmirch, Jamie
and Katie spent a few days
holidaying at their trailer at Klon
dike Park, Grand Bend.
Bev Stevenson, Ron and Chris
spent Sunday with Don and Dianne
Bray and Korey at Paul Bunyan
Camp.
projects were: Michelle Cronin of
RR 4, Seaforth; Sharon Kelly of RR
5, Seaforth; Michelle and Morgan
Murray of RR 5, Seaforth; Peggy
-Brindley of RR 1, Dungannon;
Carla and Julie Johnston of RR 2,
Bluevale and Mary Feldskove of
Fordwich.
Correction
In last week’s issue the family of
Fred and Heidi McClure, Darrell,
Jennifer and Adam of RR 1, Walton
also attended the barbecue at
Gerald and Carolyn’s farm near
Exeter on Sunday, July 16. Sorry
Harvey, I missed one of your
family. (
Huron Crime Stoppers
On June 25-26, 1989 thieves
made off with 19 head of cattle
from a farm in Stephen Town
ship.
Fifteen of the cattle were
crossbred Simental and Her
ford, reddish in colour with
white markings. Two were
crossbreed Simental and Limo,
reddish in colour with white
markings. The remaining two
were crossbreed Simental and
Black Angus, black with white
markings.
The cattle were stolen from a
farm that has no residence
located on it. The thieves round
ed the cattle up into the barn
and then onto a truck.
The Exeter O.P.P. and Huron
County Crime Stoppers are ask
ing for your assistance in locat
ing these cattle which are
valued at about $13,000.
If you have information about
this or any other crime call
Huron County Crime Stoppers,
1-800-265-1777 or 524-6851 and
you could be eligible for a
reward of up to $1,000. Remem
ber crime doesn’t pay Crime
Stoppers does.
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