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The Huron Expositor, 1971-04-01, Page 15Walton HURON. Em,osag.R.sEamprrH, otitr, Correspondent MX'S. Allan McCall • The Annual Cub Banquet was held In the basement of the Wal- ton United Church on Monday evening with thirty-four present. Rev. D. Docken opened the banquet with Grace. James Smith, the acting chairman for the even- in g asked for a toast to the Queen. Those seated at the head table were Ontario Provincial police Constable Memnon from the O.P.F. Detachment at Goderich; James Smith, Chuirm.; J Leemine, Mrs. Ron Bennett, S ecretary; Mrs: Stewart Hum- phries, Treasurer; Rev. D Dock- en and Laverne Godkin. O Following the dinner, Mr: Smith called on Mr. Docken who welcomed everyone present for the father and son banquet. Paul Humphries proposed a toast to the fathers. Emmerson Mitchell. replied to the cubs on behalf di' the fathers. Laverfie Godkin thanked the ladies of the Walton Unit for the supper to which Mrs. Fred Dunk of the Supper Committee replied. Mr. Docken entertained, with the guitar as accompaniment and everyone joined in and sang, "I've been working on the rail- road", "Clementine"-, "When the ice worm nests again" and "This land of Ours". Mr. Leeming introduced con- stable Mau'a.on, who spoke on general safety and presented a film pertaining to safety. Fel- lowitig this, the Constable held'". a question ported on his topic. Mr. Smith presented the guest Speaker, with a - small ggt, in appreciation, ter taking time to attend the gathering. WALTON SCOUT COMMITTEE The Walton Scout Committee sponsored a' crokinofe and card party on Friday evening with a large attendance. There were g tables of crolcinole and 8 tables of euchre in play. Prizes went to Ross Mitchell, high, and Cheryl Fraser, low, in crokinole. For euchre, high, Wilfred Shortreed, low, David Dunk; high for ladies, Mrs. Doug Fraser, low, Tharon Riley. The Scout Committee, Mrs. Ron Bennett, Mrs. Stewart Hum- phries,__ Laverne Godkin, Jire Smith ana' Wm. Leeming helped serve lunch, Smith, The Topic on Mexico was given by Mrs. Merton llackwell. Mrs. J. Bur':h closed with prayer. Mrs. Neil McGavin conducted- the business opening with a poem entitled, ' This' is today". The secretary, Mrs. Wm. Leeming • read the minutes. Lunch was served by Mrs. Norman Schade, Mrs. Charles McGavin and Mrs. Ste*art McCall. Male dog $2.00, eath ac '*.o dog $2.00. Female clog TOO* eadi additional $4.00. Spayed- feint% the game as a male. ',rags are DOW avail- able at the. Town Clerk's Office. McKILLOP UNIT MEETS The IVIcleillop Unit of the U.C.W. held their March meet- ing in the basement of the church. Mrs. John--Burch and Mrs. Mervin Smith were in charge of devotions, taking as their theme, We acknowledge our Sins". Mrs. Burbh opened with a poem. Mrs. Neil McGavin was pianist. The scripture from Psalm 51: verses 1-13 was read by Mrs. M. Smith, followed with meditation by Mrs. Burch. The offering was taken by Mrs. Norm- an Schade and dedicated by Mrs. Mrs. Gerald Watson Heads Walton W. I. Dogs are not all9wed to run at large in the Town of Seaforth at any- time. Any dog found running at large • may be impounded and the owner may be charged with violation of By-Law No. 682. E. M. WILLIAMS, Clerk Fred Dunk. Mr. Jack Wen/1 et 04e1P11 spent- the weekend with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MC- pall and Murray. Miss Nanci Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bennett was in the Clinton Public Hospital last week, but are glad to report her stay was Only a few days. Recent visitors with Mr. and . Mrs. Allan Searle and family were Mrs. Ruth Huether of Brus- sels .and Mr. and Mrs., ,Ray Hue- titer and family. The W.I. • are planning for another euchre this Friday even- ing, April 2. Plan to attend, this —.may be the last one of the season. Miss Glenna Houston of Wind- sor spent the weekend at the horn of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rae Houston. We are glad to report that Murray Sholdice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sholdice is mulch Improved after having his ton- ails removed in Clinton Public HoSpital last week. Miss Rosemary Ryan spent the weekend visiting in London. Mr. and Mrs. James Keys of Seaforth spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Mac Sholdice. Mrs. W. IL Humphries attended a District meeting of the Women's Institute in Bluevde an Monday, Miss Judithamer spetitla4t week, in London, with her sister, Mrs. Volker 'Hertlein and Mr. Hertlein and baby son. ' br. and Mrs. Brian. Traviss and daughter of Hamilton visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bennett and Rion visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Merkley of Bel- more. Miss Jean }Mien of Hickson visited at thesbome of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hillen. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of Seaforth visited with Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. Mrs. Arthur Heard has been a patient in Clinton Public Hospital for the past week. Misses Susan Humphries and Kim Humphries were holidaying last week in London with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Humphries and Mr. and Mrs. H, Rutledge and their fam- ilies. Darlene and Allan Dunk, children of Mr. and Mrs. David. Dunk of Corunna spent a few days of the holidays last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, April 4 at the 'us al Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MOO- aid and Lynn visited with Mts. Jean mcGale' and Mrs. John" McDonald in Toronto. Lynn; re- rained for a few days of the Noliday week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walters and family of Hanover visited with Mr., and Mrs. Ron Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNichol and Mr. and Mrs.. Don .Dennis are on a motor trip to Ftorida for a few weeks. - Mrs. Waller Broadfootspent the weekend in Toronto with her sister, Miss Amy Love. Mrs. Thelma Mills, Chatham visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. William Mott and family at Family Paradise. Misses Margaret Shortreed and Ahn Watson spent a few days of the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shortreed of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rut- ledge and family, visited this -past weekend with relatives in Walton, also Mrs. Margaret , Humphries, who has been a pat- ient in Seaforth Community Hos- pital for the past few weeks. Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr. and HEAR PANEL At the Sunday morning service at Duff's United Church, a panel on "What is the Drug Problem" was presented by Debbie Wey .and Carolyn,, Fraser. Rev, and Mrs. Docken spoke. on.the sub- jects, Why people take Drugs, the Drug Problems and Some Solutions". Misses Debbie Wey and Carolyn Fraser had attended the Toe Alpha Conference at Niagara Falls last December. ,„ Miss Carolyn Fraser, student at Western University, London was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fraser. _ " Mission Band members are reminded of Mission Band this "•••••n••••••momum• ctotAr7 You're milesA ahead at veleinfellieseereemaimmenesimmijimmominw 'Preston. District meeting she attended in Bluevale. The District annual is to be held on May 11 at Cran- brook.. Members decided to have a bus trip. Mrs. Stewart Humphries brought in the slate of officers for the new year which are: Past president - Mrs. Alvin McDonald; President - Mrs. Gerald Watson; First Vice-pres- ident - Mrs. Allan McCall; Sec- retary - Mrs. Wm, Humphries, District Director , - Mrs. Alvin McDonald; Alternate - Mrs. Gerald Watson; P.R.O. - Mrs. , Nelson Marks; Branch Directors, Mrs. Don Achilles, Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Jim Fritz, Mrs. J. Van Vliet Jr.; Curators - Mrs. ' Nelson Reid, Mrs. Jim McDonald; 'Press Reporter -Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Jim Clark; Auditors - Mrs, Wilbur Turn- bull, Mrs. Nelson Reid. Standing Committees-- Agri- culture and Canadian Industries- Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Laverne Godkin; Citizenship and Edupation - Mrs. Herb Trayiss and Mrs. HerbWilliamson; Home Economics and Health - Mrs. Harold Bolger and AIDS. John Bos; Historical Research and Current Events - Mrs. Murray Smith and Mrs. Jim Axtmanrew, Resolutions - Mrs. Jim Nolan and Mrs, K. McDonald; Sunshine Convenor - Mrs. S. Humphries. er -Free Mounting SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES :EWELLERY, FINE CHINA 1:-,FTS for EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 61. The March meeting of the Walton -Women's Institute was held on Wednesday evening in the community hall with a large crowd in attendance. The 'president chaired• the" meeting, and the secretary, Mrs. Wm. Humphries read minutes . and 84 members answered the roll call. Guests were welcomed froth nine branches in East Huron, including Bluevale, Cranbrook, Ethel, Fordwich, Lakelet, Moles- worth, Moncrief, Brussels and Wroxeter. There were 92 ladies present for the social evening that followed. Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr. and . , Mrs. Neil McGavin conducted a sing-song with Mrs. J. Free- man, Fordwich at the piano. Mrs. Neil McGavin introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Clar- ence Dennis of Moncrief, who had a display of articles she had made from animals horns. She also exhibits at Hobby Fairs and in addition, writes poetry. Mrs. J. Van Vliet thanked Mrs. Dennis and preseneed her "with a gift, Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge: Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Mervin Smith, Mrs. Torrence Dundas, Mrs. Nelsoh Reid and Mrs. Dave Watson. • • The business portion of the meeting followed lunch. It was decided to have a Dessert Euchre on- April 21 with the following committee in charge: Mrs. Jim Mrs. Jir,n Nolan, Mrs. Alvin McDOnald, Mrs. E. Stev- ens and Mrs. J. Gordon. The anneal banquet will be held in the United Church on April 28 with the McKillop Unit cater- ing. Short courses were discussed and the Food Forum Never a .Dull Meal" was announced for April 22 at C.H.S.S.. Mrs. J.. Van Vliet Jr. reported on the firtstotti CAAM lbelow-price tine you tan Mist, Bat with a modern bladed tread. And with a tutt measure ot Firestone nualAy. (Sizes to tit mast models listed below.) ...... • • ......... VAI•1015 Wiscot45 ok.EYY tv$ 6 0-1,3 Blackwall ........... ...... .......... rirestoni 4-PLY kitiZik) 41.0.43 High-performance featureval a popular price! Come in end ask us to show you What the Strato-Streak can do for ygo r oat. 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