The Citizen, 1994-09-14, Page 14The news from
alton
Compiled by B.J. De Jong______Phone 887-9335
Rev. Kurtz speaks at Duff’s
Duff's United Church was
pleased to have the Rev. Gordon
Kurtz of Bayfield area as guest
speaker on Sunday, Sept. 11. He
spoke on the subject of self love
and self denial. Joanne Mcdonald
did the children's story, which all
New business
Attic Treasures is once again a
live and well in Walton.
Mr. Gary Coombs is going to be
opening a bargain bonanza soon
using all three floors of the big
building at 21 High St. right in
enjoyed.
On Sept. 25, Bluevale United
Church will be having its
anniversary service. Walton church
members will be there to help
celebrate. There will be no service
at Duffs that Sunday morning.
to open soon
Walton. Antiques, junk and
everything in between will be
available when it officially opens.
Remember recycling is good for
our environment and good for your
pocket-book too!
Huron Perth District Health Council
Coming in for a landing
Marion Dixon of the Brussels Die Hards glides into first base well ahead of the throw. The first
baseman for the Walton team is Glenda Carter. The teams were taking part in a slo-pitch
tournament held in Brussels on Sept. 10.
WI members travel to Marden
Last month on Aug. 20 two
carloads of Walton Women's
Institute members drove to Marden,
Ont. for the official opening of the
new Provincial Institute building. It
was well attended by members
from all over Ontario.
Walton members were very
proud to have Margaret Mclnroy as
the guest soloist for the auspicious
occasion.
The next meeting will be held on
Sept. 21, immediately following
the monthly luncheon. Members
should be present before 11 a.m.
The luncheon is a roast beef one.
E thelTire news from
Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
J. Johnston celebrates 65th
Notice
For an indefinite period of
time, B.J. De Jong will be fill
ing in as the new Walton com
munity correspondent.
Anyone with news or infor
mation on the happenings in the
area are invited to contact Mrs.
De Jong at 887-9335.
Healthy Communities Grants
Program Workshop
Thursday, September 22, 10-3 p.m.
Mitchell Town Hall
to register call 482-3416
or 1-800-265-5184 (ask for Kelli Kennedy)
before Wednesday, September 14
Anyone interested in applying for funding to support
Healthy Communities projects should plan to attend
this workshop.
If you have questions about the grants program or
the workshop call Dr. Susan Tamblyn (271-7600) or
Sheryl Feagan (482-3416).
Fall Fashions
by Bnand Names
You Can Trust!!
Congratulations to first time par
ents Tammy and Brad Wright on
the arrival of Brody Archie James.
Brody is the first grandchild for
Barry and Carol Jacklin and first
time great-grandparents Doris and
Archie Jacklin.
It is nice to have food, friends
and entertainment when one has a
birthday party. John Johnston had
plenty of all three when he cele
brated his 65th birthday on Sunday,
Sept. 4.
Jack and Audrey Adair, Ned
Thompson, Wilda Higgins and
Clifford Coultes supplied the enter
tainment.
There were two birthday cakes,
to complement the potluck supper.
Those in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Johnston from Wind
sor, Mr. and Mrs Bob Johnston
from Glencoe, Mrs. and Mrs. John
Brush from Shelboume with others
coming from Alberta, Walkerton,
Wingham, London, Mildmay,
Mitchell, Blyth, Fordwich, Ripley,
Molesworth, Listowel, Brussels,
Kitchener, Point Clarke, Ethel and
Belgrave.
The following day Mrs. Fred
Hayden and Mrs. Harvey Adams
from Gorrie spent the afternoon
visiting with John and Leona.
For soft, silky and tangle-free
hair, use warm tea as a final condi
tioner after washing hair.
Complete results of the
National Barrel Horse
Association Provincial Finals
YOUTH 3-D
1st Division - winner Justin Memer and Stright Thunder Bolt from Zurich.
SENIOR DIVISION (50 & OVER)
Winner - Jim Kersey, Lambeth, and Enuff Power; 2nd - Murray Manson, Komoka, and
Super Satelite; 3rd - Wayne Longfield, Thamesford, and Nuther Runnin Bugs; 4th -
Jim Kersey, Lambeth and Run and Cash; 5th - Bonita Longfield, Thamesford and
Nuther Jet Son.
OPEN 3-D
1ST DIVISION
Winner - Jim Kersey and Enuff Power; 2nd - Murray Manson and Super Satelite; 3rd -
Robin Coakwell, Dorchester and Tassiloette; 4th - Justin Memer and Straight Thunder
Bolt.
2ND DIVISION
Winner - Greg Hopkins, Durham and C G M Ripp; 2nd - Mike Racine, Welland and
Doctorino.
3RD DIVISION
Winner - Dennis Kingston, Kady and Holmes Runaway; 2nd - Pat Moore, Mt. Forest
and Check The Time; 3rd - Chris Porter, Thamesford and Federleight.
JACKPOT BARRELS
Winner - Murray Mason; 2nd - Robyn Coakwell; 3rd - Chris Porter.
THE STICK BARREL RACE
The winning time was Mark Chesterman, Langford with a time of 15.34; 2nd, Kim
Schutten, Clinton, 18.181; 3rd, Cody Crane, Goderich, 16.94; 4th Corey Hopkins,
Durham, 17.35; 5th Stewart Shutten, Clinton, 17.62; 6th Christine Eskritt, Brussels,
17.77; 7th, Elizabeth Jameson, Wingham, 18.13; 8th, Ashley Crane, Goderich, 18.38;
9th, Caroline Eskritt, Brussels, 22.51; 10th, Thomas Kingston, Keady, 24.66; 11th,
Laura Schutten, Clinton, 30.64; 12th, Amy Moore, Durham, 35.06; 13th, Tracy Moore,
Durham, 1:45.51.
Sponsors were: Adams Private Stock/Lace/s International, Ariat Boot, NBHA, Gist
Buckle, Wilson's Tack & Saddle Repair, Connie's Tack Shop, Merck Agvet,
Boehringer Ingelheim/Brussels Veterinary Services, Electronic Timer Services, John
McKercher Construction, Algonquin Brewery.
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