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Clinton News-Record, 1985-5-29, Page 8Mow it Bag it, One step lawn care with a John Deere Take a close look at a John Deere rider with a 6' 2 bushel rear bagger. If you have a ' 2 acre to cut, a John Deere Rider is your best choice. 11.1 HP and hydrostatic transmission make this the #1 choice of all lawn trac- tors.on the market today. The IIIH comes equipped with a 38" mower and is now available with a rear bagging attachment. The 214 tractor is a classic when it comes to• Lawn and Garden tractors. Durable and reliable are just two words that sum'up the easy to handle 214. In- stall a•38" or 46- mower and your grass cutting becomes a joy instead of a chore. Walton euchre winds up By Betty McCall WALTON - The last euchre party of e season was held on May 21 at the Walton Hall in the form of a dessert euchre with eight tables of players taking part. Winners were given flowers as prizes for :gh lady - Margaret Taylor; low - Alberta Stevens; high man - Dorothy Deer (playing as a man); low - Harold Bolger; closest bir- thday to date - Ted Mills, Auburn; man with most pennies - Ted Fothergill, Londesboro; Door prize - Malinda Johnston. On behalf of the WI, Marjory Humphries thanked everyone for coming. Church News Pentecost Sunday at Duff's United was in the charge of Rev. John Roberts, of the Belgrave Pastoral charge, while Rev. Charles A. Swan was the anniversary speaker at Calvin -Brick United Church. Greeters at the door were Paul and Dianne McCallum. Organist was Margery Huether. Ushers were Ross Bennett, Dean Hackwell and Paul McCallum. Don McDonald was the soloist. Next Sunday Paul Elgie will be worship leader. June 9, the 60th anniversary of the United Church of Canada will be celebrated, and the communion will be observed with worship at Walton at 11 a.m. (Please note the change of time for that Sunday only.) Wednesday, June 12, the U.C.W. joint meeting will be held at the church. Don't forget copper contest money. June 16 - Sacrament of Baptism; June 22 - Chicken Barbecue. Get your tickets from any Walton 11 members; June 23 - Church School Award Day. Flowers in the sanctuary in Duffin Church Sunday morning were from the Hackwells and Marks in memory of Audrey _and Max- ine's brother, Eldon Hulley of Seaforth, who ted suddenly this past week. People Mrs. Hugh Johnston, granddaughter Tracey Fischer and daughters, Irene and Kelly Bennett of Arthur attended the wed- ding earlier this month of Mrs. Johnston's granddaughter, Leslie Q Colyer) and Greg Helgason in Winnipeg. They returned to On- tario for their honeymoon, visiting Niaga- ra Falls and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. Mary Humphries and daughters Kim Kruse, Bayfield and Wanda Stroope, Ford- wich visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. JackBennett of Newmarket. Viola Kirkby attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Ron Machan in Sarnia, Saturday evening. Mrs. Leona McDonald spent last week with her daughter, Karen and son-in-law Bob Warwick and family at Olds, Alberta. , Jean Bewley accompanied Leona when they flew to Calgary. Jean visited her daughter Brenda, son-in-law Dan Raven and family at Irricana, Alberta. A most enjoyable time was had at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dom Dalton and Carla at Walton on Sunday when they were hostesses for a dinner party in honor of Mrs. Dalton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker of Hensall, who were celebrating their 53rd wedding anniversary. The table was decorated with roses and carnations and centered with an 'anniver- sary cake. Attending were their sons and daughters-in-law, George and Judy Parker and Kenneth and Marlene Parker, of Hen- sall. Explorers hold banquet By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - Explorer members and their mothers held their annual banquet on May 23 at the Londesboro United Church. The UCW catered the meal to the 32 guests. Lisa Kennedy thanked the UCW for the meal. Leader Bev Riley introduced the head table guests and the Explorer girls each introduced their mothers or grandmothers. Shannon Duizer toasted the mothers. Rev. Dave Snihur said grace Guest speaker was Joan Whyte. Yvonne Hoggart, assistant leader, thanked Joan and presented her with a gift. A graduation ceremony was held with four girls completing their Explorer work, including Denise Gross, Tracy Kennedy, Shannon Duizer and Lisa Kennedy. Nine girls received perfect attendance gifts. Michelle Dillon read the meaning of the Maple Leaf Emblem and Pam Hoggart displayed the Leaf emblem. Tracey Kennedy was MC for the talent concert and each Explorer entertained by Tammy Driscoll 20, of R.R. 4, Walton, daughter of John and Mary Lou graduated'. recently from the Early Childhood Education program at Lambton College. Miss Driscoll was awarded the Evelyn Atchison Child Study Association Scholarship. for 1984-1985. This award was named in honor of the founder of the Child Study. Association started in 1937 by a group of mothers who met to discuss child training and discipline. Seven child study groups now operate in the' Sarnia-Lambton area. Miss Driscoll was also Valedictorian for the graduating class ceremonies held on April 19. She is now wet -king at Tuckersmith Day Nursery. Meet the rugged 318 that comes with an 18 HP., two cylinder Onan engine, hydrostatic transmission and power steering, all standard equipment. With a hydraulic lift 46" mower you can breeze through your lawn cutting chores. Other attatchments such as tillers, a front blade and snow thrower make this an all year round machine. Nothing Runs Like a Deere` Ni HURON TRACTOR 1111111111111P1111111111111111111 EXETER BLVTH 235.1115 523-4244 performing piano solos, singing duets, dancing and reading poems. Cherrie Taylor, Kelly Bosman Shannon Duizer presented gifts to leaders. step. and the CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. WEDNESDAY. MAY 29.1985—Pae 7 People report The village was saddened to learn of the death of longtime Londesboro resident, Harold Longman, 78. He died in Clinton Hospital on May 22. Sympathy is expressed . to his wife Mary, sister Irene Waymouth and brothers Lloyd of 'Stratford and Carl of Blyth. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley on the. death of his brother Eldon, 51, of Seaforth on May 22. Sympathy is extended to' Mr. and Mrs. Bev Bromley on the death of Mrs. Bromley's brother, Peter James Doherty, 21, of RR 3 ' Goderich. He died on May 22. Bob Peel's father, Chester Peel, 78, died on May 20 at St. . Joseph's Hospital in Chatham. Sympathy is extended to the family. This week congratulations go. out to Stewart Glousher and Sharon Deveau on their marriage, May 25, at Londesboro United Church. Dora Shobbrook visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson and family of Woodstock and attended college Avenue United Church were John and Sarah were members of the confirmation class. .Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newby visited last week with' Mr. and Mrs. Mel Sutherland at Pembroke. Pat Stackhouse of Woodstock was home on the weekend. She was maid of honor at the Snell -Taylor wedding, held at the Blyth Anglican Church on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse were among the guests who attended the wedding and reception at the Goderich Township Community Centre. Visiting on May 26 with Mary Longman was her sister Thelma Burleigh and her . daughter Joan of Goderich and Brenda Burleigh of Mitchell. United news Pentecost Sunday was observed at the Londesboro United Church on May 26. Rev. Dave Snihur and Laura Scott welcomed the congregation: Ushers were Fred Peel, Bryan Howatt, Brian White and Michael Radford. On June 2 Rev. Snihur will attended the London Conference meeting in Leamington. Youth Sunday will be observed at Londesboro United Church and Bill Jewitt will be the guest speaker. The youth group members will assist. The church official board is scheduled to meet on June 4. The congregational life meeting will be held on June 11. MARC EIORIHWICK CO. BodyFIT1 • "TRIM 'n' DANCE" �! "TRIM -A -SIZE"' d� FREE WEEK Come see and join in on the fun. PLACE: Blyth Arena - Upper Level WHEN: Monday, June 3 and Thursday, June 6 TIME: Starts at 8:15 p.ni. INSTRUCTOR: Viv Cappelli Bring a friend from age 12 and up. Gentlemen Welcome. SEE YA THERE! For more information call Viv: 482-7727 Sandra Shelley, a member of the North Huron Swine, Howberry Horsemen and the Howick Calf Clubs, participated in the Huron County 4-11 Judging Day on May 25. Horses, eggs, cattle, corn, soybeans, hay, jeans and apples were the classes judged by the members at the Clinton Fair Grounds. ( Anne Narejko photo) Calvin -Brick Church celebrates By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse -BELGRAVE - The congregation of Calvin - Brick United Church celebrated their an- niversary on May 26 with visitors from Knox United Church in Belgrave, and former members and friends. The morning service was conducted. by Rev. Charles Swan of Walton. Special music was provided by the junior choir. Susan Wathike of Desboro played the saxaphone and was accompanied by her mother on the piano. . The orgainist for the service was Mrs. Norman Coultes and the pianist was Mrs. George McGee.. WI meeting The agriculture meeting of the Belgrave .Women's Institute (WI) was held on May 23 at the WI hall with the president Mrs. Leonard James in charge:. Guest speaker was Flora Nabrotsky, owner of Flora's Flowers in Teeswater. She spoke on gardening and gave tips on fer- tilizers, plant diseases and uses different herbs. In other business the WI agreed to make a donation to the Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal. An invitation was received to attend a special meeting of the Maitland WI Branch in Wingham on. June 23 to mark their 10th anniversary. The Belgrave WI will cater to the Grade 8 • graduation banquet of East Wawanosh School on June 24 and will entertain at the Callender Nursing Home in Brussels on June 13. UCW study Korea Sara Anderson opened the May 14 meeting of the UCW Afternoon Unit. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jim Hunter. Olive Bolt led the worship service and Olive Campbell continued the Bible study on Luke. The study of Korea was taken by Jean `Pattison and Mrs. Ross Higgins. The members were reminded that the WI will hold the annual birthday party in August. "- People report Janisa Coultes, Mrs Edgar Wightman, Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Sara Pletch and Sara Ander- son travelled by bus to New Hamburg to view the quilt and craft display on Friday. Margaret Kelly and Marguerite Sander- son called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston on May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman attended the 25th wedding anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Montgomery of Guelph. A fancily dinner was held in their honor at the Broys Olde Town Restarant in Elmira on Sunday: Mrs. Bob Gordon., Mrs. Jim Hunter and Mrs. Bill Coultes attended the Westminster Weekend in London. This event is sponsored by the London Conference United Church Women. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wathke, Susan. . Brent and Marvin of Desboro and Rev. Charles Swan of The Walton United Church were dinner guests.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dow and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman attended the Leitch -Dickson wedding at the Belmore Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. ' Richard Cortes of Tavistock; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston of Blyth, Irlma Edgar and Brenda Edgar of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar of R. R. 4 Wingham were, dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Friday in bonpr of Harvey Edgar who celebrated his birthdaypon May 24. 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