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Mrs. Allan McCall
Mrs. Doug. Fraser of the 8th
and 16th Unit opened the devotions
for the Christmas meeting of the
U.C.W. which was held in the
basement of Duff's United Church
on Wednesday afternoon with 18
ladies present.
Mrs. Martin Baan was the
pianist for the opening hymn
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Sponsors Euchre
Winners at the Ladies atInge
Lodge euchre on Monday with COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES 20 tables in play were: Ladies
High - Mrs . Graham Kerr;
Ladies Lone Hands - Mrs. Al-
den Crich; Ladies Consolation -
Miss Bessie Davidson; Men's
High - Charlie Cunningham;
Men's Lone Hands - John Tay-
lor; Men's Consolation - Lorne
Dennis. A lucky ticket on a
cake was held by Jennie Chesney. THE HURON EXPOSITOR
HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., DEC. 10, 1970
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News of Walton
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followed by prayer by Mrs.Doug
Fraser. The story of Christmas
was read by Mrs. Fraser. "Joy
to the World" was sung.
A panel consisting of Mrs.
Don McDonald, Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Donald and Mrs. Harold Bolger
took part in story of the "Miracle
of Christ", Mrs. Fraser closed
the devotions with prayer.
The President,Mrs.Wm.Roe,
was in charge of the business,
opening with a poem "These
are needed". Minutes were
read by the recording secretary,
Mrs. Allan McCall. Mrs. Ken
McDonald gave the financial re-
port.
Mrs. Doug. Fraser of the
nominating committee proposed
the following slate of officers
for 1971: Past President - Mrs.
Alvin McDonald; President -
Mrs. Wm. Roe; First Vice Pres-
ident - Mrs. Walter Bewley;
Second Vice President - Mrs.
James Clark; Third Vice Pres-
ident - Mrs. Neil McGavin; Re-
cording Secretary- Mrs. Allan
McCall; Treasurer - Mrs. Ken
McDonald; Corresponding Sec-
retary - Mrs. Herb Traviss;
Mission and Service - Mrs.
Nelson Reid; Stewardship and
Recruiting - Mrs. Emmerson
Mitchell and Mrs. W.E.Turnbull;.
Christian Citizenship and Social
Action - Mrs. Clifford Ritchie,
Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs.
Chas. McCulcheon; Friendship
and visiting - Mrs. Norman
Schade, Mrs. Wm. Coutts, Mrs.
Martin Baan and Mrs. Don Fras-
er; Finance - Mrs. Emmerson
Mitchell; program and Literat-
ure - Mrs. Martin Baan and the
four unit leaders; Supply and
Welfare - Mrs. Harold Bolger
and Mrs. Geo. McCall, plus one
member from each unit.
Membership - Mrs. A. Mc-
Call, four unit leaders; Social
Functions - Mrs. Ken McDonald
and Mrs. Nelson Marks and one
representative from each unit.
Music - Mrs. M. Baan and Mrs.
H.Traviss;Representative Board
of Stewards - Mrs. Wm. Roe
and Mrs. Harvey Craig; Press -
Mrs. Howard Hackwell and Mrs.
A. McCall; Nominations - Mrs.
Clifford Ritchie, Mrs. Wm.Roe,
Mrs. Walter Bewley and Mrs.
K. McDonald; Auditors - Mrs.
Herb Traviss and Mrs. Mac
Sholdice; Communion - Mrs.
Ralph Traviss and Mrs. Gordon
Murray; Rep. Manse Committee-
Mrs, Campbell Wey and Mrs. E,
Stevens.
Mrs: Campbell Wey reported
on work that had been done at
the Manse. Donations were made
to cover the bale overseas, the
Children's Aid in Goderich and
to Toc Alpha to send two young
people from Walton Church to
Niagara.
It was decided to hold general
meetings every other month,al-
ternately,with executive meet-
ings. Reports from Units are to
be given at the January meeting.
The S.S.Christmas Concert is
set for December 22.
Mrs. Roe thanked all who had
taken part and helped in the past
year, hoping the next year was
as successful.
RECEPTION FOR NEWLYWEDS
A large crowd attended the
reception on Friday evening in the
Walton Community Hall for Mr,
and Mrs. Alex McEwing (the
former Sharon House) of
Waterloo.Ian Wilbee's Orchestra
supplied music for dancing.
Prior to lunch the happy
couple were called to the platform
when Jack McCall read an
address of congratulations and
best wishes on behalf of all pre-
sent. Graeme Craig presented
the recent newly weds with
a purse of money.
Mr. and Mrs. McEwing both
expressed their thanks for the
gift and the pleasant evening
that had been planned for them.
Mr. and Mrs. John House of
Waterloo, parents of Mrs. Mc-
Ewing, were also present for the
reception.
Mr. Bruce Clark of Londonis
at present holidaying at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Clark.
The Christmas Concert,
sponsored by the Walton Women's
Institute has been changed to
December 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ryan, Brad-
ley and Deane of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Ryan of Clinton
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ryan.
The Christmas Concert spon-
sored by the Walton Women's
Institute has been -hanged to
Saturday evening, December 19
to be held in the Community
Hall.,
Weare glad to report that
Mrs. Gordon McGavin returned
home from the hospital last
Wednesday.
The C.G.I.T. will hold their
Vesper Service Sunday evening
at Duff's United Church.
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