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r1e.'F'1'ien iwt the VOW'
wePe resutned On
Suisdny„ from the holidai,
seaaftfi. Greeting were Harry
Smell and Jack Tamhlyn.
paberswere Laurel Duizer,
(`beryl Lyoitss, Suzanne Tam-
blyn: and Kathy Rad ford
Rev. Scottinnounced bad
Aest at The Th i rCou,nitY,
i'hyhotgse, Grandbend
Mr, Isnd Mrs. Jim iteiifoili
Kathy, and Kevin spent a few
days: kat weep in Niagara
Falls; Iwlth. Mr and Mrs.
Doug ultra. Mitnaca an;d,
'Dawn.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jim Scot
and Julie of Goderich and
Mrs. yOn Scott Sr spent
.eral days last weep • t
ch
Mrs .lien shadtjipit atten.
deo the funeral of iter Amit
Mrs. Winer Wall emirs Toren
*A Pp Sat4lyday.
Mrs Don Ht►blc4ltfi orE;
apeilding a few days withl;
'her sister hilr. and Ml•s. 4.L len
Sh
addiek,
Mr and Mr;. Gordon
Sha,.bbrook, Darrell and Di-
anne attended the wedding
on1 Staturdny of Kerri Adam*
THE HURON 'EKPO$1TOR $EPTENi "ER ' : 1d
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Wh, world affairs meeting *..describe your favoutrite
Willi be held September• lith ON or pante a country you.
at a pkttt ie. the hall -Roll• ;calib told ripe ttt viSl4 ala, hand
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FiRE DAMAGES, -Straw combustion caused a fire to completely destroy
a barn owned by Jack Tamblyn,. Hullett township, Blyth fire department
were called 'to the scene Monday a morning but were unable to save the,
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building. Ninety tons of grain were saved.
barn f
in stra
A. straw mow exploded Monday afternoon
causing a fire which destroyed a barn.
Jack Tamblyn,Hullett township, watched.
helplessly u the fire swept through his barn.
Blyth, firemen. were on the scene within
minutes after the call had beenmade at 9:28
a.m,
Approximately 140 pigs were in the barn.
By late Monday there were only 11 left alive
and their survival is , doubtful.. Firemen and
neighbours Were able to •save 90 of. the 100.
tons of grain stored in the barn.
Withthe aid' of hoses to ward off the fire
the frame of the east part of the barn was.
pulled off to uncover the grain. Between the
frontend loader owned and operated by Carl
Nesbitt; and trucks and equipment from
.Howsons, the grain was saved' andtaken to
bestored in Howsons field bins.
Mr. T,atnblyn lives on the farm west of the
property and had insurance. He hopes to
rebuild.
Fire. chief Irvine Bowes' was, asked how
something likethis could be, prevented; his
Simple answer was 'bale it'. Conditions •last.
week when the straw was • harvested were
ideal for this type .of combustion to occur.
The humidweather made it difficult•te dry'.
the stew completely and when blown into a
barn and net, aired, . the gases front• natural,
heating cause. combustion and hi some cases.
enough of a buildup to cause an explosion
as it did in T.amblyn's barn,
Balingof straw allows for some circulation.
of air' to help tut down chances of natural
combustion.:'occuring:
a newsr..
tism next Sunday and Bar-
bara Bosman, choir director
requests needof more, choir
.members with, practice follow
ing church service,
Children's story was not
quitting' with Cathy McDoug'
all and Dorra Shaddick as
junior teachers and the choir
number was 'led by organist
Barbara Bosman: Rev. ' Sco-
tt's message was:'our labour
for God and what God has
donefor us.'.
PERSONALS:
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee, Mr..
and: Mrs. Gordon :Radford
and families on the death of
their brother Bill Radford of
Blyth at Victoria Hospital.
London, Saturday September
Ist.
Bert Shobbrook was admit-
ted to
dmit-ted,to Clinton Public Hospital
on 'Thursday August 30th. •
A number of WI members
and friends. •. enjoyed 'The
Sound of Music',' Monday
Walton
Correspondent,
MRS. ALLAN McCALL;
887-6677
Friends, 'neighbours 'and •
relatives are reminded of the
Open House. on September
llth, 8 o'clock at the home of
Bill Leemingin honour of his
daughter Jane's marriage •
which takes place this
month.
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Lions Head with their coo -
sins Mr, and Mrs. Norman
Thompson who also toured
Manitoulin. Islands.
Mr, a'hd Mrs. John Dixon,
Christopher, Micki and gob,
by of Clinton visited on
Saturday with her grandmot-
'her Mrs, Jim Seott, Sr.
Miss Helen Anderson. of
Toronto spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Anderson,
• 'Bob and Cathy Vella 'front
Nova Scotia are visiting their
mother Joy Vella andtheir
sister Mr. and.. Mrs. Ian
Hulley.
y
Mrs., Norma Wyborn of
Calgary and Mrs, Nancy
Noonan of Brandon have
been visitingm
the' for er IHi1lF
and "Snell relatives in this
area.
and; Connie McGlynn: at
Teeswater.
Miss Shaddick . of
Kitchener spentthe weekend
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick. She
has just returned home from
a months vacation, to. the
Western provinces tneluding
BC.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Consin•.
eau, Donald, Jim and Tarn
rnie of Sault St. Marie,
Ontario spent Monday" "to
Thursday last week with her
.parents Mr; and Mrs. Nor-
man Alexander.,
Mrs, Florence Cartwright,
John and Claude visited on
Sunday with her mother Mrs.
Mae Rinn, 'Belgrave ' and
with Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Cartwright, Donna and Patri-
cia of London at the same
place.
NEW ROOF ---.Thee• Lonaesboro United Church is gettinga new roof to
replace the old wooden shingles. Various groups have donated to the
cause.
Walton personals
AchiIies
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Aehil-
les spent .the past week in
Heast with relatives, where
they attended the 50th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr: and
Mrs. Ted Achilles on Satur-
day evening, August 2Sth.
Mr..... and Mrs, Achilles
returned with them after the
funeral: of the men's sister
Mrs,are ar .
M g t Turner ne on
Wednesday.' Doreen Turner
also returned with therm Bill
Achilles and Mrs. 'Millie
Achilles,- Ithaca, ..New :.York,.
arrived on Thursday evening,
and they all attended, the
grave side service of Mrs.
Margaret Turner in Owen
Sound on Friday t ay morning;
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim • Sills,
Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Taylor, Kintaiil also atten-
ded theanniversary forMr.
. an e ry
and 'Mrs Ted Achilles
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson.
Mitchell; Walton; Mr. and
Mrs. Ross. Mitchell and: Erin .
and Miss Luella Mitchell and
Jack. Mitchell, Brussels, visi-
ted on Sunday with Mrs.
Lillian Beer, John and Steve
at H nail.
e
Sunday school will begin
next Sunday morning at 10
a.m. prior to the service at 11
: C u
a.m. at Duff's United h.rch
Walton.
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