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The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-19, Page 15WALTON AND AREA THE HURON E). POSITOR, SEPTEMBER 19, 1984 -- A11 TR! -COUNTY A CHAMPS—Walton Pee Wee :boys won the County championship rritliliNere the Bluevale B tournament Maws*" Members of the team are: (left; front) Brian Alcock, Joey Ayan, Benny Hoegy, Blaine Marks, Jim Clark. (Left, back), Bruce Clark, coach; Jason Thamer Steve Noble, Chris Harburn, Leslie Hudie, 'Steve-131ak'e and Greg Humphries, coach " Mlss`ing are Greg Ryan, John Steffler, Jerry Nelemans and Malcolm Gulutzen. BeI g r'� ve host to the Only school fair in Ont. The little hamlet of Belgrave played host to Students, past and present. Wednesday. at the 65th annual Belgrave, Blyth. Brussels School Fair, The fair holds the distinction of being the only school -centred fair. in Ontario. The. day events started with a parade of school children' who followed the Brussels Legion Pipft Band to the fairgrounds where various dignitaries spoke. ' ,,President 'Murray. Vincent welcomed everyope„others who brought greetings were Robert Allen. director of education. Don • Pullen, Agriculture Representative. Clinton. Murray Elston, MPP. William EIstur. Reeve of Morris, Neil Vincent. Reeve of East Wawanosht Patrick Cull, grade eight student of East Wawanosh Public School now a student at the F.E. Madill Secondary School opened the fair. About 200 balloons carried !+ the East Wawanosh Public School children. tilled.with 'helium and a note in each, were released at the park prior to the official opening. Over 3,000 exhibits were displa+ed at the fair. II. SHORT SHOTS by Evelyn Kennedy it has teen said that responsible protests assures that words ,will be considered, Mob sctn1S.and violence, be they physical or verbal, associates us with irres5onsiblc protest and gives no assurance -that we, will by listened to. This' if 'Brussels Fall Fair Week: The Community Centre opened its doors last evening (Tuesd'ay) for the viewing of exhibits and displays, and a Variely,i Concert. Fairmont Midway is fun for the youngsters and the young at heart. Be Here for the noon hour parade and then enjoy all the activities when the B.M. & G. Community Centre opens its doors at 1 p.m. • The Rooster Crowing Contest (which should provoke some hilarious moments) is at 2 p.m. rt'rtfq Af) f lt7fl em.rt'a'ni h't',Ii'1 lila( sceptics and critics thought they were incapable ot. they scored a victory over the Soviet hockey team when they forced sudden•death overtime and won with a 3-2 score. What sweet revenge that was after the humiliation they had suffered at the hands of” the Russians in the past. Team Canada players went wild with excitement, as did their fates. and their goalie. Pete Peters wept tears of joy, when he saw that final puck go into the Soviet net The Soviet goalie/ shed tears also as he slumped over his stick that had failed to keep out that winning puck. His were tears of frustration and disappointment Team Canada earned and won their victor, playing as a team with discipline, intense desire and heart. The finals between Canada and Sweden have not started al this time of writing but if Canada plays with the same ggutsy determination• they will win the Canada 'Cup , ******** The Pope's Canadian Tour continues with L & A SOUTHWEST SATELLITE Sales And Service September • Satellite Systems Sped.l 10' Fiberglass dish (5 yr. Warranty) Palar Mount Digital Readout Motor Drive Astron Receiver 105 Degree L.M.A. -.PolaroSor • $2,69500 plus installation • Monthly Leasing Available On All Systems •Homo Demonstrations Available • Stoln1ess Steel Also Available 410 year warranty) , LARRY FISHER 524-9595 ,'CALL DAY OR NIGHT• thousands welcoming him o herever he appears, His enjoyment of children and young pgople is quite eviction as ys his consideration sand compassion for the dis- abled. the sick and the elderly, While Watching his visit at the M Shrine at Midland it was felt (hal he toll was in need of compassion and consideration. As he knelt in long minutes of prayer he must have been asking'for'strength and,the vitality that would he demanded of him in the long .hours and dans ahead, He was visibly weary. ALlast anAtnerican publication is about to pubhsh_sotnething other than trashy gossip about' some members of our Royal Family. ;Weskits' magazine. in their Oct. issue a ill haJ&un`intimale article on Prince Charles arta Dianarlt will refute some of the nonsense `th4ttlefP.ls Ncd1f'taitPablod tIfthif? SW-11e111lhg1, ,n ntiOnetrara: Diana is not ahorcxic• the royal -couple share one bedroom: reports that the princess spends 54.000 a week on clothes art; "absolute rubbish •': rumours that she is a •'shopaholic" is off the mark. anyone ,,ho travels around with her sees the same dresses again and again. she has dresses altered to meet new circumstances. An assistant press secretary said he thought Diana must appreciates Charles' sense of humor but she likes best the way he treats het • a ell. like a princess. It dismays a person to read that experts indicate that one out of three marriages is destined for the divorce court foday's modern expensive living iunditons may he a Cause. Couples need famil, support. inti- macy, shared ideas. common goals. the ability to communicate. solve problems together. for a lasting marriage. Most experts agree that marriage based solely on love and romance arc headed for divorce. APPLIANCE REPAIRS Large or small, we'll fix them all.... Our repair experts will have your appliance In tip top shape fast. Call Us Today At PECK APPLIANCES 'IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA' VARNA 482-7103 Walton Peewees are Correspondent MRS. ALLAN MCCALL 887-6677 The Rev. Allan M. Johnston of East Plains United Church, Burlington was the guest speaker on Sunday at the 119th anniversary service at Duff's United, -Organist Elva Wilbee accompanied Mil- dred Traviss and Gail Moffett'when they sang, duets:. Greeters were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fraser, Ushers were Bruce Clark, William Coutts and Doug Fraser, Marie McGavin read the .first scripture. Rev. Johnston the second. Graeme Craig contributed a solo Svith guitar accompani- ment: Helen Craig gave courtesy :remarks. • Sacrament of Baptism will be Sept. 30 and Thanksgiving Sunday. Oct, 7 is World Wide Communion. UNITS MEETS Th&Sept, meeting of Walton,'I 15 a, hclq BEST RATE inveStrments Guaranteed tb "60,000, o/® 12 4 4 years No fees • Rates Sublect to Change ABC ANNUITIES 53 WEST ST., GODERICH 524-2773 Wednesday evening at the home of Leona McDonald. Worship was led by -Marion Godkin. Moria Love read the scripture and Doreen Hac(twell gave an article on the Korean people. , • Annie Reid introduced the special limo Sister Teresa Ryan and friend Jeanetta who had accompanied her on a trip to Peau. Pictures were shown. Lunch was served by Edith Wey, Dorothy McNichol, Marie McGavin and Marjory Rock, Viola Kirkby presided for the business. Plans, were made for the lunch Sunday after anniversary. Tickets were'given out to be sold for•the St. Thomas and District Male Voic'b Choir to be held at the church. Oct: 12. Collecting will be done for the shower for Laura Dennis this Friday evening at the church, four from the unit are to take sandwiches, McKillop ladies to look a0er the rn,opewtnri In,u,ance+het, yea., i •Iy BRUCE SMITK Silos Representative Mitchell Co-op $tore 931,G.orelna Street Mlkh.li,,Ont. Hex 9tN See: 3411-W73 Res: 3411-9975 the co-opeiato SS lit) IN•5URANCI AND FINAN(IA& Sip VICk5 1.11,11• NOME • AU70 • VUSINtS1 • fAVM 4 champs . squares. The Oct. meeting leaders are Marie McGavin and Phy lis Mitchell. • ! NOTES a The,ucation meeting is 'scheduled for Wed.. ening at the hall. Convenor Marion ' Godkin will have as guest speaker, Sheila Fink of Goderich who will speak on adult illiteracy'. - WON ACHAMPIONSHIP The Walton Pee Wee ball team played off 'aga Belgrave, Sept. 10when they won the ")Fri-County.A Chamm,pplonship.'They also won the "B" championkhip recently, when they 'played in the Bluevale tournament. Team members include: Blaine Marks, John Steffler, Seven Noble, Jason Thamer, Jerry Nelemans, Steven Blake, Brian Alcock, Jim Clark, Leslie Hudie, Joey Ryan and Chris Harburn. Filter Queen "iN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 Theircoaches were Bruce and Pam Clark with Greg Humphries assisting. A barbecue and a ball game was held at the park Saturday night -to end the season. The Walton Squirts finished off their season with a tournament at Trowbridge last Saturday. The w„rk before the team had an exhibition game with Winthrop. The Squirt team members include: Manny Taylor, Steve Fritz, Tim' Nolan., Ron .Steven- son, Brad Taylor, Michael Miller, Brian Love, Kelly Workman, Peter McDonald and Jim Shortreed, PERSONALS ' Mr. and Mrs. Allan Campbell, _IV1inthrop; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell, Seaforrttht Evelyn Holt, Bluevale and Roth;, Timmer,. Walton attended the funeral ot Henry. Michell, Stouffville on Wednesday, Mrs, Michell was the former Mrs: Wilson (Margaret) Campbell, BACHERT FEATS *Try our own smoked pork chops for the bar -b -q season* t CUSTOM. MING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping j'fKILL DAY ON TUESDAY VII meat Gov't. Inspected on fie fav!n '4t 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 A co*op MAKE HOISfyillr locDISTRICT CO-OP al DISTRIBUTORfor J OPANE Pictured with the 7600 gallon delivery truck are Butch Desjardine, Propane. Manager and Bob Oesch, Driver PROPANE DELIVERY FOR . • Farm Drying ' • Carburation • Home & Farm Building Heating • Industrial & Commercial Heating Licensed personnel for installations For any further information ask for BUTCH DESJARDINE 262-3002 Everyone welcome to shop CO-OP . e Quality products ... competitively priced HENSALL DISTRICT CONOPERATIVE Mensa l l 262-3002, 1-800-265-7097 • SYLVIA TYSON is „�;1I Friday September 21 at Blyth Memorial Hall Call: 523-9300 or 523-9225 Series tickets still available. Walton Peewees are Correspondent MRS. ALLAN MCCALL 887-6677 The Rev. Allan M. Johnston of East Plains United Church, Burlington was the guest speaker on Sunday at the 119th anniversary service at Duff's United, -Organist Elva Wilbee accompanied Mil- dred Traviss and Gail Moffett'when they sang, duets:. Greeters were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fraser, Ushers were Bruce Clark, William Coutts and Doug Fraser, Marie McGavin read the .first scripture. Rev. Johnston the second. Graeme Craig contributed a solo Svith guitar accompani- ment: Helen Craig gave courtesy :remarks. • Sacrament of Baptism will be Sept. 30 and Thanksgiving Sunday. Oct, 7 is World Wide Communion. UNITS MEETS Th&Sept, meeting of Walton,'I 15 a, hclq BEST RATE inveStrments Guaranteed tb "60,000, o/® 12 4 4 years No fees • Rates Sublect to Change ABC ANNUITIES 53 WEST ST., GODERICH 524-2773 Wednesday evening at the home of Leona McDonald. Worship was led by -Marion Godkin. Moria Love read the scripture and Doreen Hac(twell gave an article on the Korean people. , • Annie Reid introduced the special limo Sister Teresa Ryan and friend Jeanetta who had accompanied her on a trip to Peau. Pictures were shown. Lunch was served by Edith Wey, Dorothy McNichol, Marie McGavin and Marjory Rock, Viola Kirkby presided for the business. Plans, were made for the lunch Sunday after anniversary. Tickets were'given out to be sold for•the St. Thomas and District Male Voic'b Choir to be held at the church. Oct: 12. Collecting will be done for the shower for Laura Dennis this Friday evening at the church, four from the unit are to take sandwiches, McKillop ladies to look a0er the rn,opewtnri In,u,ance+het, yea., i •Iy BRUCE SMITK Silos Representative Mitchell Co-op $tore 931,G.orelna Street Mlkh.li,,Ont. Hex 9tN See: 3411-W73 Res: 3411-9975 the co-opeiato SS lit) IN•5URANCI AND FINAN(IA& Sip VICk5 1.11,11• NOME • AU70 • VUSINtS1 • fAVM 4 champs . squares. The Oct. meeting leaders are Marie McGavin and Phy lis Mitchell. • ! NOTES a The,ucation meeting is 'scheduled for Wed.. ening at the hall. Convenor Marion ' Godkin will have as guest speaker, Sheila Fink of Goderich who will speak on adult illiteracy'. - WON ACHAMPIONSHIP The Walton Pee Wee ball team played off 'aga Belgrave, Sept. 10when they won the ")Fri-County.A Chamm,pplonship.'They also won the "B" championkhip recently, when they 'played in the Bluevale tournament. Team members include: Blaine Marks, John Steffler, Seven Noble, Jason Thamer, Jerry Nelemans, Steven Blake, Brian Alcock, Jim Clark, Leslie Hudie, Joey Ryan and Chris Harburn. Filter Queen "iN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 Theircoaches were Bruce and Pam Clark with Greg Humphries assisting. A barbecue and a ball game was held at the park Saturday night -to end the season. The Walton Squirts finished off their season with a tournament at Trowbridge last Saturday. The w„rk before the team had an exhibition game with Winthrop. The Squirt team members include: Manny Taylor, Steve Fritz, Tim' Nolan., Ron .Steven- son, Brad Taylor, Michael Miller, Brian Love, Kelly Workman, Peter McDonald and Jim Shortreed, PERSONALS ' Mr. and Mrs. Allan Campbell, _IV1inthrop; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell, Seaforrttht Evelyn Holt, Bluevale and Roth;, Timmer,. Walton attended the funeral ot Henry. Michell, Stouffville on Wednesday, Mrs, Michell was the former Mrs: Wilson (Margaret) Campbell, BACHERT FEATS *Try our own smoked pork chops for the bar -b -q season* t CUSTOM. MING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping j'fKILL DAY ON TUESDAY VII meat Gov't. Inspected on fie fav!n '4t 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 A co*op MAKE HOISfyillr locDISTRICT CO-OP al DISTRIBUTORfor J OPANE Pictured with the 7600 gallon delivery truck are Butch Desjardine, Propane. Manager and Bob Oesch, Driver PROPANE DELIVERY FOR . • Farm Drying ' • Carburation • Home & Farm Building Heating • Industrial & Commercial Heating Licensed personnel for installations For any further information ask for BUTCH DESJARDINE 262-3002 Everyone welcome to shop CO-OP . e Quality products ... competitively priced HENSALL DISTRICT CONOPERATIVE Mensa l l 262-3002, 1-800-265-7097 •