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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-17, Page 7WALTON Tilley rink wins a trophy Walton Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL • 887-6677 Susan Carter has received word she passed her preliminary theory exam with 92 per cent. She, wrote it in Blyth in May. Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, Ancaster spent the weekend with their daughter, Bonnie Lamble at the United Church Manse. Jeff McGavin has returned from the Olympic Sports Camp near Huntsville. He attended the Ontario 4-H Leadership Camp for one week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Elston and family and Mrs. Margery Ritchie spent a recent weekend with Gordon and Bernice Lyddiatt at Silver Birches resort, Minden. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelemans spent the weekend horseback -riding on the Bruce Trail. Among those attending the McDonalii- Machan wedding and reception Saturday were Phillip and Dianne Blake, Kitchener, Steven Huether and Dan Arts, Toronto,Pam Hackwell and George Paul, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krauter. Listowel. Mr. and Mrs., SCOREBOARD LADIES SOFTBALL SCORES — JULY 9 Ken Murray vs Scott Farms A close game was played with a final score of 5-8 for Scott Farms. Glenda Murray, Llsa McClure and Wanda Morarl all hit doubles for Scott Farms. George Tervitt, W ingharn and Neil Mc- Donald, o-Donald, Vancouver. Also present were the grandmothers, Lillian Newman, W ingham and Edna McDonald, Huronview, Clinton. Reg Skinner, Hamilton has been on holidays with Gerry and Anne Ryan. Isabelle Shortreed and Leona Conley, Brussels, returned Saturday night from a 15 -day motor coach tour of the western provinces and Vancouver Island, touring Victoria for a day then taking in the Calgary Stampede prior to returning to Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Murray McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pryce were holidaying recently around the French River District. Karen Warwick, Michael and Kendra of Olds, Alberta, are spending their holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ken McDonald. Viola Kirkby has spent several days at her cottage at Point Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid attended the 25th Anni- versary party Saturday evening for Jack and Audrey Mcllwain in Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shortreed and Iamily Browns vs McNichol Another exciting, close game with M,oNlchols beating Browns 12-11. Hitting for McNichol was Christine Preszcator with a triple and Linda Gridzak, a home run. Queens vs Ken Smith Ken Smith beat the Queens with a score of 11.5. Linda Van Dyk had a triple and Susan Nutley hit two doubles or the Queens. Hitting for Ken Smith were; Karen Glanville, a triple; Deb Martin, a triple; Deb Janmaat. a double: Glenda Geddes. a double. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy 4th Birthday to Kendra Jewitt on July 23, from Mom, Dad, and Kimberly. Happy Birthday to Laura McGrath, 4 years Happy Birthday to Brad Dillon, 6 years old old July 21. on July 17. ppy Birthday to Susan White on July 17. N. SOON IT WILL BE '1985 WHEAT HARVEST TIME' Deliver your crop to a THOMPSON ELEVATOR Over 60 years serving the Agricultural community The Home of High Yielding 'Augusta Seed Wheat' Pt. A bert 529-7901 — Alba Craig 293-3223 Mitchell 346-8433, Hensel, 262-2527, Granton, 225-2360 are taking their holidays at their trailer in the Four Seasons Resort, Auburn. Isabelle Shortreed was their Sunday supper guest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ernst (nee Faith Hackwell, Buffalo, N.Y.) visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson have returned from a visit with Mr.'and Mrs. David Watson at Calgary, Alberta. Shannon Craig had a tonsillectomy Mon- day morning at Seaforth Hospital. CHURCH NEW S Greeters at Duff's Sunday morning were Roy and Linda Gingerich, and the organist was Marion Godkin.. Ushers were Graeme Craig, Brian McGavin and Roy Williamson. Bonnie Lamble spoke to the children on parents' love and her sermon was "God's Children." The Vacation Bible School is going on every morning this week for all denominations. It is being held in the basement of the church. The Walton I unit will serve supper Friday evening prior to the Blyth Festival. General UCW suppers are scheduled for August 9, 23 and September 16. Alma College (one day conference) - August 19. Next Sunday's worship at 10 a.m. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 17, 1985 — Al TEACHING WATER SAFETY — As a favorite summer activity, canoeing can be a lot of fun. It can also be dangerous, which is why three representatives of the London Branch of the Red Cross Small Craft Safety unit were at Seaforth Lions Park last week to put on a demonstration for local children. (7111 photo) A PRACTICAL LESSON — These secure -looking passengers unit of the Canadian Red Cross. The youngsters are Harold Hugill helped out in a demonstration of canoe safety last week at Seaforth and Mike Smale, both of Seaforth. 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