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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-03-29, Page 9ISO -WAVING WITH 'GRANDPARENTS' That's what most of these children were doing and they made good use of the warm sunshine u skafin Wednesday to 'get In a." good game of road hockey on a street in Londeet Orn (StandardPho#o) Correspondent MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK 523.4250 There was ahuge turn out for skating party on Sunday afternoon in the Blyth Arena. Youngenjoyed and old' joy ed the afternoon with a number putting their skates on first time in a number of years. The prize for youngest skater went to Christie Scott, and oldest to Lloyd Pipe. Prize was oldest couple skating. Lloyd and Nona Pipe the prize went to the runners, up •Alien and Ruth Shaddick... The largest family on ice was tied between• the Hugh Millars, Tielman Westerhout's; Garnet Wright's, and John Radford's. A draw was :made and prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright..: Following skating the church hall was filled to capacity for a Pot Luck Aimwetl Unit supper served by Berean. Unit of U.C.W. following supper,Jim Jameison showed film 'chick, chick, chick," The committee > was Tom Pollard, John and Jane log gart, Garnet and Margaret Wright and Nelson and Fern. McClure, Everyone felt this was a most enjoyable fellow- ship for the congregation, and hope we'll be able to do it again next year. .. Mr. Bab Burns visited his brother Harry on Saturday in Kincardine Hospital Mr. and Mrs., Colin Pater- son London', visited on.'. Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Bob. Burns:. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs:. Gordon Shobbrook, Darrel and Diana were, Mrs, Allen Bridge, Sharon' and - Krista of "Wingham. Bradley returned home with them. Host Rev.. Aimwell Unit met Monday • evening at the manse with Rev. McDonald as host. Pre- sident Florence.' Cartwright, welcomed everyone,. read a poem and led in prayer.' Roll Call was answered by, your favorite hymn with 19 pre- sent. A thank you from Vi Burns, a letter . from our adopted' child in Hong Kong, - an invitation to Clinton on April 1st 8 p.m. thank - offering . at;Ontario` St. Church, to Blyth United Church thankoffering. April 8th, notices of West minister weekend. The .' hath 'supper tickets will be ,.adults $4.,. children 6 to 12 : .,$2 slipper May 23rd. Supper committee are Joan Whyte, Kathy McDougal and Florence Cartwright and Brenda Rad; ford,lt was decided to visit. shut-ins of the community Mr. and Mrs.. Edwin Wood accompanied their •son Mr. and Mrs, Ken. Wood and family of Wingham, to Toronto on Wednesdayto visit with daughter Prof. and Mrs. '$ill Andrews in their new home• Also visited" with. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Richards.. . Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor andchildren returned home on Wednesday from spending 2 weeks in Florida: visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson visited on Saturday 'with :his sister Mr, . and Mrs. • E.F. Warren iii' Landon. John and Elizabeth returned home Withthem after spending a couple of days there..` Debbie 'Shaddick of Goderich spent- a couple of days - last week with her grandmother Mrs. Joe Shad dick. Mrs. Carl McDonald, Mrs; Chester Earl and Judith' spend a couple of days this past week .at. the Manse with AntDona I. Mr, McDonald,' �Mr. and Mrs. Jim Radford Kathy and 'Kevin spent Sunday to Tuesday in Toronto and a couple of days in Niagara Faiis.with Mr and. Mrs: Doug Radford Dawn and Monica. before next meeting with a small remembrance, moved the money , fromcards from friends for this project; April' meeting program convcnor Kathy McDougall. Lunch committee, Mary Pee{ and Helen Lee moved to. serve coffee, cookies Money from project be turned in. at November meeting. Scripture wasread by Pearl:' Mason: Poems "I'm ,,.living. now to Live Again" by Florence- Cartwright. A film "if I should die before I wake" was shown by Rev. McDonald. f=ollowing. the film a discussion period" . was . held. Rev. Mcdonald closed with prayer. Betty Hulley' Conducted a contest on Books of the Bible: Lunch was served by Ora Bruce and Helen Lawson. There are any number of good reasons to borrow. We`iloffer advice, and the money to see you through. VG VI HSRIA AND GREY TRUST Since/8a4 1 *tow; Carlos Dtlposll tnsureinca eorportalon • Bradley Shobbrook of Wingham spent a couple of days last week withhis uncle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon; Shob- brook. Darrell and Diana. Mrs. Ross Millson,. Sheryl, Darren, Sarah and, John of Woodstock spent Tuesday night and . Wednesday with her parents. 'Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. ::Patricia spent the week with Dorie Ellerby1Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jack- son, :Brian, Ken, and Sandra of Ridgetwon visited last weekend with- her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, Brian Ken and Sandra re- mained for the holiday while their parents spenttheweek in Ottawa, Wayne Attended the Farm Show. and Gloria visited' relatives,. *Mr. and " Mrs. William! Doig of Wroxeter called at - the home of their - nephew Rev. McDonald on' Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne flunking, Mr. and Mrs. Ross .Lovett, Mrs,''Beth Knox and. Mrs. Hazel Watkins enjoyed a. bits trip to Kitchener on Saturday night to see'.; Grand Ole. Opry.Visiting•with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns last week weref,Mr. Percy Geist ' and ;Mise Angus Smith of Tiverton Correspondent IoS, ant McCALL • 887-6677 Walton lnstttute entertained: at the Birthday party .at Huronview, Wednesday afternoon March 21st, Mrs. Neil McG'avtn was M.C., Mrs. Kerb, Travis on the piano and Mrs.:Emerson Mitchell with her violin en- tertained, withseveral lively numbers and singing duets of favourite songs, Pain Nolan and Sandra, Sholdice playedpiano duets followed by Donna Godkin; Nancy Godkin, Carol Axtmann and: Cath* McGavin pleasing the audience with their quartette singing. Mrs. Bill. Humphries 'wag WaRort Mrs Glenn; Haase: of Sault Ste; Marie -spent a couple of ' days last week with Mr, and Mrs.. Gordon Murray. Charlie Murray visited with, them on Wednesday. Thurs. day they took her to .London. to visit with' her' sister, ' Norma and husband Mr, John Larmour before leaving fore home from there, Mrs, Ken' Moffett of Strat- ford trat- fo spend a few days of the rd pe Y e holiday break with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Herb Traviss, Allison.. and Leslie , Traviss of Waterloo also spent several days; at the.,_ same' home with their grand parents; We' were glad to hear 'Algin McDonald was able to. return home from the' Sea-. forth Hospital, on Thursday, he had been a patient since Monday. Mr., and Mrs. Ray Nelson, Vancouver B.C. spent the weekend with- her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earp. Watson and Mrs. Gerald Watson and. visited Gerald who has been. -a patient in Wingham Hos- pital the past week. Miss Ann' Watson; Sarnia visited her father prior to her move to ;Stratfetd. Mrs: Sandra' Harris was also home for the weekend.. , Miss Debbie Achilles, Fergus spent the • holiday break week with her grand, patents Mr,, and ,Mrs. Rally Achilles. Mikis' 'Christine: Achilles, Sebringville .also visited •a .few days at the- same horse. They both spent ATTENTION FARMERS WHA•T • YOU SHOULD KNOW :ABOUT .FL.8X' AS A GASH CRT IN ' 19?9' 1. Flaxseed varieties now available produce: greater yields than in the past: `. . 2. The 'number of Ontario Flax plantings in 1978 was the largestin ten 'years. 3. input cost for seed, fertilizer and. spray is less than • most cash crops. 4. A ready market is available immediately for all Ontario; grown Flax. 5 Quick unload at Milverton "and Seaforth is available' for. this crop: 6. Fgrwardselling avails ie"(ask manager for details: )` r r tr4f''" 7 Storage avallable •(Ask ;Manager for details),. 8 Contracts for seed, fertilizer and spray are available (Ask Manager for details.) 9. Crop Insurance for Flax is available in 1979 (See your agent. for details:)' r . Flax.: contracting and seed, booking is no* ro ress. To avoid disappointment call today. FOR SEED, 1ERTILIZER AND` SPRAY PLEASE CONTACT: TOPNOTCH FEEDS LiiAITED •Seeiforth Milverton • crit et 't3 'Wroxeter. 5214910 5954941 i'08744011 335-3555. pianist for a lively, sing`song led by Mrs..MeCavin with severai joining in with, rythm: band instruments. Happy Birthday was sung, for the twenty members who had birthdays this ri onth, a small gift was given to each one, _then cup cakes and tea were served by the Walton: Institute members to every- one present including Mrs. Leeming. Jean Miller and Pearl; Tharner who are re- sident from the Walton area. W.I. MEETING The Agriculture and Canadian industries meeting of the Walton Women's, Institute was held on; March. 21st in the community Mrs, Bill Humphries we- Thi , RU.HI AM% MARCH x 1 t lconted everyone Mrs. Neil Mc(ayln'was pianist Correspondence was dealt with.. The Achievement Day for the Final. Touch in Aeces- spriess will .he held at Grey Central School Tuesday, Maki x, at 7;3p, p.ni, Summary Day for -the Needlepoi Course is set for May 24th. tickets are available from any member on the gold and brown quilt made by the Institute, to be drawn at a later date supper; There will be the. Sunshine Sister Rift exchange ;f $2.0O) :ant pay„ gent of fees. rnmmittees :were chosen euchre fQ be decided at the Ttuesdsy-nights< Desset't euchre tsl be ,laded at the' next ineetitrg„. Diana were made for the. Historical Society, meeting to be held in the Waltpn ball on. Monday evening, April 74„ There will be, an antique display, Mrs Nelson Reid, Mrs, herb Traviss of the „ nominating committee Londesboro. draws lyrought in the slate of officers fpr the coming year, r to be installed at the April d -� �'Ei� nt}�� crowd speaker will #ve Mstot'y ';t!i: couple places to the village,. everyone l welcome. Ross P peter, M4>'t avilis introduced by Mrs. - Marr McCaHk preying! his. pictures .of Hawaii, Japan: and Australia, Mrs. McCall read a poem, "City .Slims un the Farm.” Mr,.. ,l et; Wiled with a heading Sup pose people had to pay." He: was thanked and;, presented. with a gift for taking time to share bis pictures Obis trip. Meeting, which will begin at 7' p.m. with a spot .:luck: Spaine o .le. visi• t: ; a .couple of -•days -with -Ml's. " `They stayed at .the Melia Marie McTaggart in Brussels Costa Bell and.Sol ;Hotel at Mr. and Mrs, Ray Huether' rorremplinos in Spain. They Steven and .John spent 'the took the ferry over to Africa, holiday week in Lakeland stayed one night and re- Florida, visiting with M;rh - turned.to their hotel; the next•,.. and Mrs: Gordon Saunders,. day where they were treated Royal Oak Michigan on their to a Moslem supper. They way horse Sunday,. also attended a bull'. fight at There were about 2G Fuengirola and they vvent''to people boarded the bus at one of the largest caves in the Corner° Restaurant on Merza. They also saw acres Saturday night for Kitchener of oranges, lemons, olives to attend the •Gra. id Ogle- and, almonds. growing. Opry"Show. The Walton la ies were t d e t nloying -roc evc� ':ng of Crokinole un ednes ay night was a packed'housrl, the largest attendance recorded for these twice annual events Nick -Whyte and Jack Tamblyn were in charge of the games and the lady teachers in charge of lunch, Winning the prizes, were Mr, and Mrs, Allan Searle busy quilting again the first arrived home Wednesday of the:week at the .home of night from a.2 weck conduc- Mrs. Howard Hackweil. It ted tour to Spain, Mr. and wa tin •like we the .last rs; Cli S. 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