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Clinton News-Record, 1985-08-28, Page 7As part of "Western Day" on August 19, the residents of Huron - view, the Ritz Lutheran Villa of Mitchell and the Bluewater Nurs- ing Home in Zurich enjoyed a hay ride around the property by the team of Belgian horses owned by Jim Aitchison of Lucknow. Although it was a cool day, many of the residents took part in the days activities which also included a barbecue and music supplied by Marie Flynn's band and Wilson McCartney's band. (Alan Rivett photo) Leatherlands visit with Auburn. couple By Mildred Lawlor Gary T. Shuttleworth was in charge of the service at Knox United Church. Organist was Lori Millian who accompanied when Elliott Lapp sang a solo. The minister chose for his sermon "Making Decisions". Offering was received by Greg Park and Murray Rollison. Church will resume at' the regular hours 11:15 a.m. on Sept. 1. LOCAL NEWS • Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Leatherland, Kara and Greg from Guelph visited with Reg and Irene Schultz. Sympathy is extended to Durnin family on the death of yrs. Ernest Durnin who passed away in the University Hospital, London, in her 62nd year. Remember the Quilt 'Show at Goderich Museum on Labor Day weekend. Sympathy is extended to the McDowell family in the passing of Mrs. Norman McDowell who passed away in Victoria Hospital, London, in her78th year. The Lawlor picnic was held Sunday, Aug. 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Smyth of R,R. 3, Auburn, with a good attendance. - Mr. and Mrs. Archie McPhee of Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Ferguson of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Borden and Mr. and Mrs. Rathbun from Hillsburg visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines. There was ,a large crowd at the auction sale for .the late Eleanor Bradnock held at Auburn Community Centre • on Saturday, Aug. 25. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Young of Stratford and Mr: J.K. Poing of Mitchell visited recently with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips. Visitors with Frances Clark last week, were Mr. and. Mrs.' Jack G. McIntosh, Christopher and Tracy of London. Albert Killough and daughter Margurite visitedwith Mary Rollison and Murray recently. There were 35• people attended the Leathland picnic on Aug. 25 at the home of Wayne and Marie Millian. Karen Greidanus and Glenda Bolger, organized the sports events for the children and adults. The 'children's Bubble gum in the jar guessing was.won by Greg Greidanus, the most peanuts in the peanut scramble was won by Charlene Greidanus and kick the hoe was won by Candice Bolger. In the race for finding your shoe in a pile, the winner was Kim Greidanus while passing the balloon to the music was won by Candice Bolger and the egg on the spoon relay was won by Candice Bolger. The guessing the number of peppermints in a jar was won by Kara Leatherland,, the nays the water balloon to music was won by John Raithby and Lorene.Raithby and the word game winners were Sue Bolger and Ed Leatherland. The pass the egg on a spoon relay team winners were Murray Bolger, Reg- Schultz, Laura Mae Chamney, Viola. Raithby anci Kim ureidanus while the winners of the most words in Leatherland were Ed Leatherland and Irene Schultz, The oldest person^was Viola Raithby, the closest Birthday was won by Beth Neil and the man wearing the most buttons was Reg Schultz. The woman wearing the most iewellery was Sue Bolger, the person with most change in coins was tied'. by Ray Neil and Marie Millian and the lucky plate - Wintario ticket was won by Lillian Leatherland. Mrs. Gerritt Beimers is a patient in Clinton Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee visited last Saturday with their. cousins Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Jackson of London and also with Laura Jackson of Ingersol. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin were Bob Oswald of Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jardin and Greg of Kitchener. - Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Park, and Catherine Jackson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kai of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger attended the Christening of their great granddaughter Jenni Maize, daughter of Patti and Randy Maize of. Port Albert held at the Knox Presbyterian Church, Gbderith. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDougall' of Clinton visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Lawlor. W.M.S. • The W.M.S. meeting of Presbyterian ladies was held at the home of Hazel Craig. Martha Deer presided over the meeting and welcomed all present. , Devotional was held by Francis Clark who gave the meditation of "Growth of The Seed". The study period was held by Lillian Leatherland who read the "Sun Min" story out of Glad Tidings. The September meeting will be at the home of Marian Haggit. conoNNE ,l• 1 Slide show By Betty McCall WALTON - Guests - were present from Blyth, Moncrief, Ethel, Brussels and Londesboro for the World Affak *fleeting of the Walton Woman's Institute (WI), held' on August 31. President Leona McDonald led the 'meeting, Marjorie Humphries was the pianist and led a sing song. Viola Kirkby read the current events. Jean, Bewley showed slides of a trip she and Mrs. Kirkby took last year to. England, Ireland and Scotland. After the guests left, the Walton WI members held a short business meeting. Ruth Axtmann and Marion Godkin agreed to obtain the five articles for the child's bir- thday party display at the Brussels Fall Fair on September 17 and 18. It was voted to host the county rally next year. A reminder went out about the district committee meeting, to be held in Gorrie on September 19. A caretaker is still needed for the Walton WI Hall. Anyone interested in this position is asked to contact the president or any WI member. People report Mr. and Mrs. Graham Sholdice were boating on the Trent Canal recently. AMADG on me Mr, and Mars.. grids -Stevens -spent a few days in LOOM vialtaf►g with Mr: and Mrs. Robert Stevens and,lamflly Mr. and Mrsl, ae d Hogg and boys of Wingham were Slim ,supper- guests at the home of Ruth Th'arner• Mr. and Mrs: Jiro Silas and family of Seaforth visited on Sunday at the home of his parents, M. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles. Church News Regular services resumed on Sunday at Duff's United following the holidays of Bon- nie Lamble. Children are reminded that Sunday School will begin on the second Sunday in September. The U.C.W. catered to 119 people to a beef hot meal on Friday evening prior to the play at the Blyth Festival. Ball Tournament The Squirt Ball Tournament at the Walton Ball Park bgan on August 23. Walton -won 12-1 over Brodhagen and Winthrop over Fordwich. Due to the 'heavy rain Friday night the tournament was cancelled Saturday and Sunday. It will continue on Saturday, September 7 at 9 a.m. There will be eight games, played that day. Come out and see your home team play. Residents attend shower By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - Greeting the congregation on August 25 were Rev. Snihur and Dora 'Shobbrook. Kenneth Penfound, Kevin Wright and Dennis and Gerben Wilts served as ushers. The organist was Lisa Duizer. Rev. Snihur welcomed all to the service. He gave the call to worship and he announced that September 22 is designated as Baptism Sunday. A bible was presented to Erin Horbanuik on her graduation from the junior congregation., The children's time was spent singing while the sermon was "Open my Eyes". Social News , WI members Margaret Taylor and Beryl Reid attended the Walton meeting on August 21. Note the change in the September meeting. The meeting will be held on September 3 at 8 p.m. at the Hullett Township Office in order to attend the council meeting. On August 19, 17 played shuffleboard at the Tri -County District Games in St. Marys. August 24 winners- were Jim and Gloria McEwing with second place going to Jac Lee and Audrey Thompson. Dora Shobbrook, Joy Vodden and Bev Riley attended a shower on August 25 for Lisa Hugill of Lambeth. The shower was held by Jean, Sue and Kelly Vodden at the home of Sue and Kelly Vodden. Colin and Jane Swan and children Elizabeth,, Laura Jane and David of Sarnia spent the weekend with John and Brenda Radford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley spent a three day holiday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor of Petrolia. Mr.' and Mrs. George Hoggart spent August 20-21 at Shebe Bay. Resort in Parry Sound with friends. 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