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The Huron Expositor, 1989-07-26, Page 1918A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 26, 1989 WESTERN ONTARIO ROCK MUSIC SERVICES 5274)560 Yin members embark on mystery tour Walton Correspondent MRS. BEM McCALL 887.6677 American Top 40 Music for Buck & Does, Dances and other Special Occasions Vtevens DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold &4.2 Hock en' Roll- �a DISCO. POLKAS, WALTZES, NEW LAZER DISC MUSIC, GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS. DANCES. ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES, ETC 16 vv. ecperlonea *No n,0eepe Charge BRUSSELS - 887-6159 DAYTIME or EVENINGS SEAFORTH OPTIMIST �Nr WEDDING RECEPTION for Rob Gerencser and Jane Fraiser SATURDAY, JULY 29 Seaforth Community Centres ATTEND BARBECUE Those attending a pork barbecue at the farm of Gerald and Carolyn Johns and Matthew of Exeter, on Sunday, July 16, were Harvey andBessie McClure of Seaforth; Rae McClure of Forestburg, Alberta; Bill, Sharon and Connie McClure of Winthrop; Laverne and Nita McClure, Randy. Lorri and Kerrie of Leadbury; Clyde and Edward McClure of Walton; Stanley and Donna McClure, Christina, Patricia and Robbie McClure, Walton; Neil McClure and his friend from London. LOCAL BRIEFS Joan Clarke, Wendy and Rodney, who were former residents of Walton and now live near Gorrie, visited last Tuesday with Isabelle Shortreed. Danny and Karen Achilles and Donnie visited last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles. INSTr1'UTE CAR TOUR The July meeting of the Walton Women's Institute started off with a car r WINNERS TRIP TO JAMAICA Jerry Allen, Seaforth $100. CONSOLATION PRIZE Paul Bedard Happy 40th Wedding Anniversary Raymond & Joan Hoggarth 50th Anniversary tour. Members met at the hall by seven on Wednesday evening then drove to Blyth where another guest was picked up. Not knowing where they were going, they turned right through Blyth over the railroad tracks. Somehow the cars got parted, but they soon found their way to the first stop at Riverside Aviaries owned by Harm and Irene Thaler. There they were given a tour of all his different animals such as honey bears, monkeys, pheasants, waterfowl and exotic birds of all kinds, some we had never seen or heard of before. It was quite interesting. The members took off again shortly after 8:15 p.m. headed south on No. 4 highway through Clinton, then turned right landing at the Sloman Memorial Park. Beautiful flower gardens and a tree of interest, the ginkgo tree planted on May 17, 1982 was admired before members entered the School on Wheels. They were met by our hosts Margaret Sloman and Toby (Sloman) Raney who had been with their parents when they taught school and lived in the railroad car up north. It moved from place to place and children would come in from districts such as Malachi, Sioux I noteee Conmee, Thunder Bay, Fort Frances, Sault Ste. Marie, Chapleau, White River, Foleyet, Capreol and North Bay. WI members shown slides by Margaret who gave a commentary as she went along. It was certainly quite different of how they get their education than now -a -lays. The business part was conducted by Marion Godkln opening in the usual man- ner. Berva Watson acted as secretary in the absence of Marjory Humphries. All members gave "A tip on how to protect the environment" for the roll call. Plans were made for the Blyth Festival noon luncheon the next day for approx- imately 90 people. A good report was given from the beef luncheon served in June. There are no more Wednesday lun- cheons served by the Institute until October. The Fair Display was discussed and the September meeting will be held a week earlier. There will be no August meeting. Ruth Axtrnater thanked Margaret and presented her with an envelope. Cup cakes were served by Maxine Marks and Berva Watson along with juice and tea by the hostess. Rabid bat found in Village of Hensall The family of Mona (Sills) and Henry Enzenberger invite friends to an Open House at Canadian Legion, Main St. Seaforth from 2 p.m. -4 p.m., August 5th G:t,,ol Wishes y Hensall Correspondent SUSAN i1ARTMAN 282.2449 All residents are advised that a rabid bat has been found in the village of Hen- sall. Please watch your pets and other animals for unusual behavior. FIIENSALL SHUFFLEBOARD John Pepper had the highest score of 409 at Hensall shuffleboard on July 18. Bill Pepper won every game and scored 347. Pearl McKnight scored 33 and George Dowson 310. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Mark Gaskin called the congrega- tion to worship, followed by the Sanctus, The Psalms of Praise, Confession of Sin and assurance of pardon preceded the first hymn, and prayer of illumination. Rev.Mark gave a sermon based on they story of Mary and Martha: How we should all work together and it was most interesting. When he interjects little stories of his own home life, he makes all feel they have experienced the same things in their lives. Following the offering and prayers, the final hymn was sung. Rev. Mark, his wife Kathy and their two children (in- fant) has attended the Bible Study at the United Church and helped the leaders. He believes in the community working together. It was very pleasant to have many of the congregation from the United Church at the service. Special thanks to Joyce Pepper (of the United Church) for joining with the choir and lending her fine voice in the singing. Next Sunday will be the final one at Carmel until September, so it is hoped we can show again that community spirit still exists and join in their services for the month of August... Cranbrookchurch to close for month of August • appy 30th4,.Ilver aly The family and friends of Ray- mond and loan Hoggarth invite you to an OPEN HOUSE in honour of their 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY on SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 from 1-5 p.m. at Londesboro Hall. Best Wishes Only Frank & Mary Van der Molen (nee Whyte) Congratulations on your 30th Anniversary. With love from Paul, Elaine, Mark, Margie and Craig and grandchildren Tanis and Tyler. INDIANA JONES ENDS THURSDAY , FRI.-THURS. JULY 28 -AUG. 03 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 P.M. SUN.-THURS. 8 P.M. Cranbrook Corres;r+ ndent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887.8645 Knox Presbyterian Church will 'be on holidays beginning July 30 through to August 27 when services will resume at 9:45 a.m. Shannon Conley, daughter of Doug and Nancy, spent a week at Camp Kintail. Mrs. Bill Armstrong and her sister -in= law, Fergus, attended the Blyth Theatre on Thursday. They also called on friends in Brussels and on Mrs. Mac Engel. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton accompanied by Gladys Locking and daughter Vehna, visited in Alliston on Sunday. The ladies attended a shower for Thelma's grand- daughter, Kelli Starr. m -..-.,,aIle.. atitL_.14.nSn.._Tho a Murphy o Clydebank, Scotland, arrtveT in LarTallti on June 28 and visited with his brother James and wife Anne in Cranbrook. They found everyone so friendly and enjoyed a marvellous holiday. They have a lasting impression of our country, one of friendliness and beauty. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith are enjoying a week camping at Family Paradise. LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE INFO. SEAFORTH Et DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES Second Annual "WHEELS, WHEELS, -- � VHEELS" THE PLUNGE - Karen Mahon took the plunge, perhaps a bit unwillingly, in a dunking tank at Cromarty Day on Sunday. the day featured continuous ball games as the Cromarty park. Proceeds from the day go to the South Hibbert Athletic Association. Bader photo. PEOPLE Douglas Wright of Kanata, visited his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wright of John Street in Seaforth, over the past weekend. On Saturday Douglas and his mother visited in Listowel with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beers of Yarker, Ontario spent a couple of days with Mr. • and Mrs. Norman Hubley at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum at R.R. 1 Walton Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum of R.A. 1 Walton have returned to their home after holidaying at their cottage at Manitoulin Island. Master Chad McCallum of R.A. 1 Walton spent some holidays last week with his great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, at Seaforth, and )14iss Janice McCallum holidayed with her grandmother Ms. Margaret Beurn- man at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure, Amy and Steven of R.R. 1 Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hulley at Seaforth Friday evening. CAR SHOW PLUS ANTIQUE FARM MACHINERY SHOW BUCK & DOE FOR DON TAYLOR and DIANA VERLINDE Saturday, August 28 Far enure Information call 565-2761 or 235-0755 BUCK & DOE Larry Janice Beriens "a Vivian DOUG ANDIHESEUGSAiii LIVE AT B. M. & G. CENTRE on JULY 30, 1989 For more information CALL 348-8604.r 229.6311 or 345-2838 SAT. AUG. 19 9-1 ADVANCE can 887-9403 TICKETS $10.00 or 087-6072 today SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1989 Noon - 6:30 p.m. AT THE SEAFORTH ARENA Door Prizes - Draws With Admission ADMISSION: Adults 43.00 Children, 14 and under 02.00 Family 47.00 BEEF U.B.Q. - 430 - 6:30 p.m. Adults 47.50 Children„under 12 44:00 Eat -in or Take out B.B.Q. Advance Tickets Available NEXT WEDNESDAY See Soccer At Its Best UNDER 18 ST. COLUMBAN *Bib dosik_AlatAfth V8. LONDON APOLLO WED., AUG. 2 7:00 p.m . -81. C©lum ban=SOCCer:Field Thls,tel :spfmsored. by TO Y TARTS 5 7*,t 7 4 EXHIBITORS — $3.00 =REGISTRATION / CAR INCLUDES 'DASH PLAQUE Please Ce11.527-1272 ;or 527.0712 for Registration aurc tLife BUCK & DOE for Pat Flanagan and Joanne Papple FRIDAY, JULY 28 for information call: 52.74 399 .or 5274iWi'l Huron County Pork Producers Pork Barbecue FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1989 at the BLYTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE • SUPPER from 5:30 - *:00 p.m. f ADULTS: CHILORENI (6.122) # rv. .., CHILDREN n UNDER'u 55Dnso, cf aturon Caunty pork Proeec.ra. rickets arplllple lrom f ( COustydlrs[ors. 61 .7..52. 7724 r,