Times-Advocate, 1981-07-29, Page 26Page 26
Times -Advocate, July 29, 1981
Shipka fiddler continues
to place well in contests
By MRS HUGH MORENZ
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Willis Ih's)ardinc'attended
the fiddlers contest at
Powasson .m July 17 .and 18
weekend. winning 3rd in
novelty fiddling and placing
4th in open class fiddling.
This past weekend of July
•24 and 25 WillN was a contes-
tant at the Boticavgen fiddle
contest winning 2nd place in
his age group contest.
Also travelling with Willis
to Bobcay<en were his wife
Ella. Alt in and (Tara Stat -
ton. of Grand Bend. Lester
and Betty ltesjardine, of
Thedforit ('arl McNaughton
of Lucan and Mrs. Marian
Horner of Parkhill area.
During this weekend out-
ing Willis and Ella
celebrated their 23rd wed-
ding anniversary.
In the Tri County T -ball
news this week McGillivray
played at Shipka. Score
McGillivray 36. Shipka 27.
Hugh and Annie Morenz
attended the baptism ser-
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vice. Sunday at Hensall
United Church for their
great. great nephew. Gerald
Steven Corbett. A reception
and lunch followed at the
baby's parents home Steven
and Janine Corbett, for
about 20 relatives.
Senior's bus trip
Wray and Madeline
Sweitzer. Ferman and Leota
Snyder. Hugh and Annie
Morenz. were on the one day
bus trip last Wednesday,
sponsored by Parkhill Senior
Citizens on a Lang's bus of
Strathrov Stops were made
at• Waterloo Farmer's
Market. St .Jacobs. the West
Montrose covered bridge.
(built in 1880. and is the only
one in Ontario). and the
Elora gorge.
On a tour of the Mennonite
countryside we saw several
old order Mennonite's cut -
ling wjreat with a three
horse team and binder and`
helpers setting the sheaves
up into stooks.
The noon meal stop was at
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the Stone Crock in Elmira
with shopping stops atBrox's
Olde Town Village, and
the Sap Backet, home of
heirloom quilts.
The supper meal stop was
at the Ponderosa in Strat-
ford. with a drive through
the Park and Festival
grounds afterwards.
Personals
Visitors with Bonnie and
Wayne Ratz. and family,
last week were Bonnie's
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Scoval Montieth, of Caribou,
Maine. an aunt, uncle and
cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Mulherin and Jeffrey, of
Grand Falls. and a brother
and sister-in-law and family,
Mr. and Mrs: Lance Steward.,
Katrina and Jill of Sudbury.
Alberdina and Herman
Westerhof. their daughter
Ginie and friend Hans. of
Dalfsen, Holland. arrived
Saturday for a three week
holiday with Alberdina's
brother and family. Dick and
Annie Zielman.
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BEST WORN OUT SNEAKERS -- During Sidewalk Sale Days Eriday RSD Sporn Den Ton
cored a contest for the oldest and most worn out running shoes. From the left are torr'
owner Ron Bogart, winners Dennis Wilkinson, Dan Lines and John Relouw and iudae Rem
Grovett. T -A photo
Greenway bride -elect
honored at showers
By ANNE WALPER
GREENWAY
The Rev. Harley Moore
spoke on "How Great is
Your God" at the United
Church on Sunday. Special
HONOURS GRAD - - James
S. Ross, son of Jim and Jessie
Ross, Andrew St., Exeter,
graduated from Waterloo
Yniversity with a Bachelor of
Environmental Studies.
Honours Geography Degree
He is now employed with the
Geological Survey of (�..
tario Ministry of the E•
vironment.
music was provided by the
choir.
Recent visitors with Car-
man and Inez Woodburn in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Luxton of St. Thomas and
Grace Eagleson of Sarnia.
The Pickering and Bullock
families had a mis-
cellaneous shower for Anne
Bullock and Brian Bullock.
Brian is being married in
August and Anne in
September. It was held at
the church. Doris Eagleson
attended a shower in honour
of Tom Hat'ter's coming
wedding and Elizabeth
Walper and I attended a
shower at Byron in honour of
Doug's coming wedding.
The Thompson family held
a shower recently for Brian
Bullock and his fiancee.
Dinner guests of Jim and
Doris Eagleson on Sunday
were Rose Isaac of Chateau
Gardens and Lloyd and Vera
Dive of Parkhill.
Earl Bullock had the mis-
fortune to pull a muscle in
his hip recently and has now
returned home from
Srrathroy hospital where he
was a patient.
Iva Lagerwerf visited her
'i'ter Audrey Desjardine of
Listowel Audrey is now en-
1r'ymg a trip to the west
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coast.
Many people from the
area attended the wedding
dance at the Exeter Rec
Centre on Saturday evening
in honour of Mr. and .Mrs.
Dwayne Ritchie (nee Mona
Hodgins).
"Chapter Two" proved to
be quite popular and was
well attended by people in
the area. It was the second
play of the season at Huron
Country Playhouse.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the
family of the late Jerry Bar-
dawill.
Several ladies from
Greenway enjoyed the
Institute trip on Wednesday.
First they toured the home
for the mentally han-
dicapped at Goderich. Next
they visited the place where
many local papers are
printed and saw one being
printed. The Nuclear Station
at Douglas Point proved .
quite interesting. Finally
they stopped at both Mills at
Blyth and next to the Zurich
Hotel where a delicious
dinner was eaten. Everyone
arrived home safely after a
pleasant journey.
The Wind-up: How
beautiful a day will be if
kindness touches it!
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QUARTET IN ACTION — Bob Jeffrey, Ray Cann, Murray Dawson and Harry Jeffrey corn
prised o quartet entertaining at Friday's historical night ThomesRood United Church
T -A photo
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