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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-02, Page 17WALTON AND AREA THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 2, 1984 -- Large crowd attends benefit dance for McDonaTds Correspondent MRS. ALLAN MCCALL 887-6677 Tuesday night euchre was held in the hall with eight tables in play. Hostesses were Margery Humphries,, Ruth Axtmann, Annie Reid and Margaret Craig. Winners were high .lady, Dorothy Daer; low, Janie McEwing; high man, Emerson Mitchell; low, Mel Jacklin; most lone hands, Rena Watt. There will be another euchre at the usual time on May 8 and a Dessert Euchre on May 22 at 7 p.m. Viola Kirkby attended the annual Blue - water Regional meeting of the Arthritic Society which was held in Walkerton on Saturday. Others attending from this area were Marlene Roberton, Seaforth; Wilma Hem- ingyvay and Margaret 1'yerman, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Volker Hertlein and Crystal of London and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hertlein of Germany visited Friday afternoon with Ruth Thamer. A large crowd attended the benefit dance for Don and Marilyn McDonald and family Friday evening at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. The Ian Wilbee Orchestra supplied music for dancing and the Harmony Kings of Seaforth and area entertained with their splendid singing during the lunch hour. The McDonalds had lost their home and contents, to fire just recently. Viola Kirkby and Rev. and Mrs. Hazle- wood of Brussels attended the 50th anniversary open house Saturday evening in Listowel for Mr. and Mrs. Orval Harrison who are formerly of Moncrief. Londesboro ladies collect $380 in cancer drive Greeters at the United Church on Sunday morning were Jim Jamieson and Nancy Penfound. Ushers were Brenda Nesbitt, Connie Hoggart, Larry Gross and David Whyte. Messengers will meet next Sunday, May 6. Remember the Ham and Turkey Supper on May 10. Colin Swan presented Bibles ,to Kelly Bosman and Chris Kennedy on graduating. from Junior Congregation. Junior teachers were June Fothergill, Yvonne and Sherry Hoggart. A Targe number of relatives, and friends attended the memorial service in the church at 2 p.m. for Jean Caldwell. Sorry to report the sudden death of Phyllis (McCool) Buurs of RR2 Londesboro. Sympathy is expressed to husband John Buurs and family, Carol' (Mrs. Harry Thompson) R.R. 1 Staffs, Melanie (Mrs. James Fitton), Clinton; Kevin, Stratford, Michelle and Chris at home and five grandchildren. he v}ttneral is Saturday at RECEIVE CHARTER—Formed In ,July', 1983, the Brussels branch 901 of St. Johns Ambulance received Its charter last Thurs- day. The charter will officially be presented to fhe branch at a meeting In Goderich on Thursday, May 3. Jim Garniss, left, is superintendent of the Brussels branch. Don Stamp, right, of Goderich is corps superin- tendent of the western area of the Perth -Huron Corps of St. Johne Ambulance, Since Its Inception, the Brussels branch has logged 384 hours and treated 49 people, NOTICE to School Boards, Teachers, Parents and Pupils Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. Colin Swan is officiating. The community was also shocked Friday Apr. 27 in learning of the death of Jean (Colquhoun) Caldwell, 65, of RR1 Londes- boro at Victoria Hospital, London. She was predeceased by her husband Leonard on Dec 2, 1982. Sympathy to Nancy (Mrs. Joe Marzano), Schomberg, Wendy (Mrs. Charles Crawford), Kelowna, B.C.; Allan, Auburn, six grandchildren, three sisters, Audrey (Mrs. George Hepburn), Toronto; Isabel (Mrs. Len . Theedom), Clinton; Margaret (Mts. John Robinson), Clinton, five brothers, Don, St. Thomas; Murray, Owen Sound; Tom, Clinton; Ross and Hugh, London. She was predeceased by three brothers Duncan, Laurie and Kenneth Colquhoun. Visitors with Orville and- Reta Kelland for Easter were Judy and -Don Casler and Jessica from Windsor; Shafon and Bob Cousins and Aaron from Goderich; Linda and Jeff Dixon, Darryl, Derek°and Scott from Vanastra, Reta's father Arthur Heckman from Stratford has also been .visiting for the last three weeks. Attending the UC Presbyterial at Wing - ham on Monday Apr. 23 from Londesboro were Florence Cartwright, Brenda Radford, Helen Lee, Joan Whyte, Gail Lear, J*upne Fothergill and Betty Hulley. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alien returned home on Apr. 25 from spending two and a half weeks in Florida.' Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newby returned home on Apr. 28 from spending the past six months at Fort Pierie Florida. June Fothergill would lik to thank her helpers Betty Moon, Nancy Allen, Karen Johnston for their help ' collecting for cancer drive. A\ to of $328.00 was received. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fothergill attended a dinner on Sunday in Listowel on occasion of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Marks, 59th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allen of Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, and attended the memorial service for Jean Caldwell. Emerson Hask returned to his home Apr. 15 from spending the past four months with his daughter Marjorie and Ron MacLennan and Steven at Mt. Hope. Visiting on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alien Shaddick were Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Garlich of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick, Stephen and Danny, Brantford, Miss Ruth, Shaddick, Clinton and attended the memorial service for Jean Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Josling of dod,ecich visited on Sunday with Mrs. Joe Shaddick. SHORT SHOTS', (Continued from page B2) lady said no, 1 want people to know that I have come a long way that was often hard. Through the years I gained the courage and wisdom to meet and overcome trials and tribulations with strength and live a happy and rewarding life. BIGGEST SALE IN 55 YEARS Our modal to demonstrate erosion control and water management has been to many schools. It Is now set up In the Foodland Stewardship Centre, a new orange coloured building on No. 4 Highway at the northern limits of Londosborce. It Is available for schools that would like to bring classes to sae It in operation and get hands-on experience with the model. A 15 or 20 minute slide presentation Illustrating erosion control and water management Is part of the demonstration. Tho Stewardship Centro features other means of erosion control as well, many of which can also lesson danger of accidents on ditch -banks and farm culverts. Beginning early In May. Mika Scally. who has completed throe years study of the University of Guelph, will be in charge of demonstrations to schools. 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No. 2 Clinton PARISIENNE BROUGHAM 4 door Light green - gray with dark green lower 2 tons, tinted gloss, power trunk, mats, alr conditioning, sports mirrors, cruise control, 305 engin, whitewalls, Isunp package, AM/FM stereo radio. Serial No. 722118. MFG. LIST '15,376.53 SALE $14,207. PARISIENNE BROUGHAM 4 door Light brown with sand grey vinyt top, tinted windshield, mats, side moldings, sports mirrors, accent stripes, 305 engin°, whitewalls, AM/FM stereo radio. Serial No. 722845. MFG. LIST '14,115.18 SALE $13,173. *ATI Pontiac Parisienne Brougham models include the following equipment over and above the regular Parisiennes: luxury interior with 55/45 split front seat with passenger recliner, locking wire wheel covers, Block, headlamp -on reminder, special floor carpet, custom pedal trim, cushioned steering wheel. 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