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Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Walton Landscape club
visits Kitchener nursery
The 4-H Club of Walton I, “Let’s
Landscape” had its achievement
day on August 21.
The “Land Lubbers” made a trip
to Arobe Nursery in Kitchener.
Arobe Nursery specializes in out
door landscaping products and
plants with some indoor plants and
craft supplies available.
A tour of the grounds was made
noting some of the more interesting
features. One of these was an
evergreen shaped as a large basket
with a handle, another was a large
Walton Midget girls
compete for WO A A title
This past summer the Walton
Ball Park has been a busy place of
activities for the teams playing
during the season, some of the
teams have been eliminated, but
the Midget girls and Squirt girls
are still in the playoffs.
The Midget girls who have done
well all season, were in the
Tri-County series defeating Shak
espeare two out of three games
recently. Now they are in the
W.O.A.A. where they are compet
ing with Tiverton, have won one
game, will return this Tuesday
evergreen cut in a spiral fashion. A
Arobe Nursery also carries most of
the required landscaping products
from patio stones to mulches and
fertilizers. An interesting feature
noted by the group was the fact
that Arboe’s provides landscaping
planning.
From Arobe's Nursery the mem
bers visited Belgian Nursery which
specializes in tropicals. From there
the group went out for lunch. The
day was finished off with a shopp
ing trip to a mall.
night for the second game, hoping
to win three out of five in this
series. They participate in a tourna
ment in Seaforth on September 8,
9, and 10.
$
On Saturday, Ruthie Thamer,
coach of theMidget team entertain
ed the girls to a barbecue. The
afternoon was spent playing volley
ball and lawn darts. The Squirt
girls are still playing and have done
well, but at press time the last
game score was unavailable. Hope
to have it for next week.
Obituaries
JOHN NORMAN McDOWELL
Norman McDowell of Auburn
died August 19, 1989 at Wingham
and District Hospital. He was 82
years of age.
He was born in East Wawanosh
township where he farmed until his
retirement to Auburn. He was a
member of Auburn United Church.
He married the former Viola M.
Jr. Farmers
honour
rural leaders
The Huron County Junior Farm
ers are sponsoring an Agri-Food
Week Dinner to recognize Huron
County’s rural leaders and agricul
tural success.
‘Huron County: An Agricultural
Leader III’ will be held Monday,
October 2, at 7 p.m. in the Clinton
Legion. The evening is planned to
celebrate Agri-Food Week, recog
nize agriculture in Huron County
and honour local people for their
outstanding leadership and contri
butions to the rural community and
agriculture in Huron County. Reci
pients will receive a Rural Leader
ship Award. Along with the dinner
and award presentations various
guest speakers will be talking
about various aspects of Agri-Busi
ness.
The Huron County Junior Farm
ers will welcome nominations for
the Rural Leadership Awards from
individuals or groups until Sep
tember 20. Nomination forms and
further information can be obtained
by contacting Robert Hunking, RR
1, Auburn 523-4316 or the Clinton
O.M.A.F., 482-3428 or 1-800-265-
5170.
Osbaldeston who predeceased him
in 1985. Surviving him are his
son Gerald, and his wife Carol
McDowell, RR 1, Belgrave and his
daughter Gwen and her husband
Art Laidlaw, Wingham as well as
six grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
Tuesday, August 22, 1989 from the
Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth with
Rev. David Snihur of Knox United
Church, Auburn officiating. Inter
ment was in Ball’s Cemetery,
Serving as pallbearers were
Garth Walden, Lloyd McDowell,
John McDowell, Sandy Andrews,
Arnold Cook and Bill Seers.
Flowerbearers were Wayne and
Ron McDowell and Nathan Laid
law.
HENRY [HARRY] CHARLES
NORMAN EDWARDS
Mr. Henry (Harry) Edwards died
FITNESS IS FUN—
When You Work at Your Own Pace!
‘ ‘It ’ syour body and it has to last a lifetime.
Exercise
Program
Tuesday - Evenings
Door open 7:45
Exercises 8 - 9:15
Grey Central School
Ethel, Ontario.
Registration and Exercise
Tuesday, Sept. 12
7:30 P.M. 10 weeks - $20.00
Men are Welcome! For information call 887-6192
with
Drusilla Leitch
August 21,1989 at Louise Marshall
Hospital in Mount Forest. He was
81 years of age.
Born in Romney Township, Kent
County, England, Henry Charles
Norman Edwards spent his life
farming. He was currently residing
at Geri-Care Nursing Home in
Harriston.
Mr. Edwards is survived by his
brother and sister-in-law Clifford
and Dorothy Edwards of Staffa. He
is lovingly remembered by his
nephew Eric Edwards of Holstein
in addition to several other nieces
and nephews. He was predeceased
by his brother John Edwards and
two sisters, Edith Debbley and
Mabel England.
Mr. Edwards rested at the Betts
Funeral Home in Gorrie until the
funeral service, which took place at
10 a.m. on August 23. Interment
was at Fairview Cemetery in
Wheatley.
Business
and
Professional
Directory
Henry F. Exel
Construction
RESIDENTIAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
COMMERCIAL
Brussels 887-6561
D&J
CONSTRUCTION
^^•GeneraT"
Carpentry
•Roofing
•New Buildings v \
& Renovations
DOUG MACH AN 887-9345
JIM MCDONALD 887-9607
D.
MARSHALL
DECORATING
PAINT«PAPER«DRYWALL
AIRLESSSPRAYING
SWIRL&TEXTURECEILINGS
Phone:523-9220
Box 336, Blyth
Youngblut
AND SON
Plumbing and
Heating
BLYTH - 523-9585
TRIPPLE T
SMALL ENGINE SALES
AND SERVICE
CHAIN SAW
SHARPENING
$3.00 cnnens
NEW HOURS:
MON.-SAT.9-5PM
LocatedbehindB&C Electric
BRUSSELS 887-9627
Cal Burke Electric
Electrical Ltd-
Contractors
Appliance & Refrigeration
Sales & Service
SALES & WARRANTY SERVICE
Wingham 357-2450
or 1-800-265-3025
Over 40 Years Built by Quality & Service Open6daysa week
Wanted!
Livestock
Barbecue pigs,
Ruptures, Rhinitis,
Poor doers, Feedlot,
Rejects.
Also sows & boars
fit to butcher.
CALL 335-3151
DAVIES ACCOUNTING
SERVICES
-personal, farm, small
business
-computerized bookkeeping
and accounting
-financial statements, cash
flows, payroll, etc.
JOHN DAVIES 887-6912
DAVE’S
CAR OILING
Drummond St. E., Blyth
523-4343
We Use Hot, Acid Free, New OilCARS & LIGHT TRUCKS 1
Hood
Inner Fenders
Doors &
Door Posts
-complete income tax
service
-over 15 years experience
-confidentiality assured
-reasonable rates
Pannell
Ken* -
MacGillivray
Chartered Accountants
L380 Wallace Ave. N '7 ,
Listowel, 291-1251
40The Square
Goderich, 524-2677
CLINTON
PLUMBING
& HEATING
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o-z ha icq.
P.O. Box803
CLINTON 482-3892
Frank Workman
Electric
20 years
serving
Brussels
& area
• Farm • Home
•Commercial
R.R. 3, BRUSSELS
887-6£
DISC JOCKEY SERVICES
MUSIC FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
•Country «Rock
•Polkas •Waltzes
BRUCE VINCENT
523-4465
Howatt
Construction
Concrete and general
contracting
•Foundations •Sidewalks
•Driveways*Flooring
R.R. #1, Auburn
523-4338
TED MORAN
MECHANICAL LTD
•Plumbing
•Heating *Sheet Metal
Air Conditioning "High
Efficiency Furnaces
191 Josephine St
WINGHAM 357-2904
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