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an Environmental Enhancement
Program).
'Students 18 years of age and
over from both high school and
post secondary levels will be
employed this summer in the
cleaning up of roadside, lake
shore and river bank litter prob-
lems and in" improvements to
local Conservation areas.
Project SWEEP has been in,
itiated by Ontario and is being,
operated by the Conservation
Authorities as an answer to, the
growing concern for our land- '
scape and student unemployment,
interested 1n ern-
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land, buildings, and machinery, to "increase
working capitals to start a new business, and
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The 1971 Campaign for the
Ability Fund (March of Dimes)
• for McKillop Township has' now
been completed. Mrs. Mervin
Dletz and Mrs. Edgar Elligsen
were co-chairmen for the cam-
paign and• report a total of$401.42
collected. In commenting on the
success of the campaign they
expressed appreciation to those
oavho helped in any way.
Marching mothers and their
assistants were: Mrs. Win.
Little, Mrs. Art Devereaux, Mrs.
Frank Ryan, Mrs.. Elmer
Koehler, Mrs. Ken Stewart, Mrs.
Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Stewart Mc-
Call, Mrs. Ken Beattie, Mrs.
Walter Bewley, Mrs. Murray
Dennis, Mrs. Walter McClure,
Mrs. -Don McClure, Mrs. Martin •
Murray, Mrs. Gilbert Smith,
Mrs. Don•Beuerman, Mrs. Frank.
Murray, Mrs. Reuben Rapien,
Mrs. Jim Nash, Mr. Joe Visser,
Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. Joe
Smiles . . .
Do you knoW what happens to
little boys who keep-interrupting?.
They grow up and do T.V. com-
mercials.
Canvass in
,to revise, the prices on the menus,
Flowers are to be placed in the
.church in May by the McKiliop
Unit, in June by. Walton Unit, iii
July by the 17th • and Boundary
Unit, in August by the 8th and
16th Unit, in September by Mc-
Killop Unit and in October by
the Walton Unit. Rural* Life Sun-
day was annOunced for May 16th.
Mrs. Herb Tra.viss, the
corresponding secretary read
thank-you notes from Mrs. Tor-
rence Dgndas, Mrs. C. Hudie,
Mrs. Ruby Bosman, Mrs. Tom
Hackwell and: Mrs. Jfm Smith.
A committee of Mrs. Herb
Traviss, Wilbee and
Mrs. .Ray Huether was named
to look into the • purchasing of a
new piano for the Sunday School.
Mrs. Wm. Roe read correspond-
ence opposing the division in
public 'education beyond Grade
10 where it, now rests.
OBSERVE FAMILY SUNDAY
' Christian Family Sunday was
observed at Duff's United Church
at the morning service. The
Mother's Choir contributed an
anthem “God give us Christian
Homes" accompanied by the
organist, Mrs. Ian Wilbee. The
sacrament of Baptism was ad-
ministered during the Service
of Worship, with the following
children being baptized: Tammy
Aletha; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bedford Taylor; Kristen Jean,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Derwyn
Docken; Frederick John, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Volker Hertlein;
Blaine Geoffrey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Marks.
Next week is Rural Life Sun-
day with the Reeve of Grey Town-
ship as .guest speaker.
ATTEND GRADUATION
grs. Sbortreed—and-
Kenneth attended the graduation
• exercises at St. Mary's Hospital
School of Nursing in Kitdhener
on Thursday. 'A class of, fifty-
seven girls received pins and
Nolan, Mrs. Joseph 'Shea, Mrs.
Clarence Maloney, Mrs. Rim
Murray, Mrs. Don McKercher,
Mrs. Hugh McPherson, Mrs. Ruth
Schade, Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mrs.
Caroline Thompson and Mrs.
Norma Riley.
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diplomas in the last of „the two
Plus one course giveti oy the
Miss Judy _King ti Gorrie
was,, among the graduates. Fol-
lowing the graduation; Mrs.
Nellie King of ,Gorrie entertained
guests in honor of her daughter,
-to' a dinner at Twin Gables, Lis-
towel'.
- Mr. and Mrs. James Daley of
Cedar Springs, Blenheim and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Docken of
London spent the weekend at the
manse with Rev. and Mrs. D.
Docken and attended ,the-bap-
tismal of their grandthiughter,
Kristen, at the Sunday Worship
Service at Duff's United Church.
Mr. IndMrs. Earl Watson
visited on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sandersons of
-Wroxeter.
Miss Betty Roe and friend of
Stratford Spent Sunday with her
parents Mr., •and Mrs. William
Roe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston
of Kitchener visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Rae Houston,
'Janice and Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hinch-
ley of Owen Sound visited last
Friday with Mrs. Walter Broad-
foot.
Weekend guests at the home of
Gordon McGavin were Mr. and
Mrs. John McGavin, Leslie,
Martin and Scott, and Mr.and
Mrs. William Dinsmore, Peter,
Bruce and Steven of Brampton.
On Sunday they visited.Mrs. Mc-
Gavin who tis a patient in West-
minster Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ryan of
Clinton were recent visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ryan.
W.I. MEETS
Monthly-rneetIngs-of the-W„i,
have been changed from the fourth
Wednesday to the third Wednes-
day. Mrs, Harold Bolger and Mrs.
John Bos will convene the meeting
next Wednesday with a demons-
' tration by MiS. Margaret Russell
of Listoviel.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shortreed
visited on Supday with the latter's
mother Mrs. Lou Warwick of
Miss Linda Traviss and Roy
Gingerich of Kitchener spent the
weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
TraViss,
'Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc-Gavin,
Brian, Cathy and Jeffery visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Johnston of Bluevale.
Miss. Sandra Watson, London
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., the smoked screen cuts out
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Runs on house current or option-
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Plastic handle grips.
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'STA-RITE' PACKAGED
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Proven for safety and economy.
Nylon tires designed for soft,
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weekend at,the home
her .parentsr. and M Gerald-
W Mother's Day guests pn
day With Mr. and Mrs. William
Thamer, Judy and. Ruthie were.
and Mrs. John Thamer arid
children, Kitchener; Mr. and
.Mrs.' Volker Hertlein and baby
son; Mr, and Mrs. ,Hans Kehl
and Mr. and Mrs. Wennerliert-
lein all of London, Mr. and Mrs:
Alex Gulu4en and children and
Miss Pearl Thamer of Walton.
Miss Carol Shortreed,has re-
turned home after -spending a
week with her sister Mrs. Gary
(Jean) Goodman, Mr. Goodman
and their family, Andrew and Erin
of Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs, Bedford Taylor
and daughter visited on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
M cN - mi rc h
. and
ol.
Mrs. Alvin Stimore of
Stratford spent an evening last
week with Mr. and-Mrs. Nelson
Reidm..r.;
Mrs. Robert Lundy of
Hamilton spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall and
Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson,
Sandra, David , Ann and Mary
attended the Embling-Blanchard
wedding on Saturday at the Bethel
Bible Church, Egmondville.
Sandra was a bridesmaid and
Mrs. Watson, Ann and Mary
assisted with the trousseau tea
for Julia Blanchard which was
held the preceding Monday at the
home • of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Blancha'rd, RR 4-,
Walton.
Mr. and Mrs.- Ray Huether,
Steven and John visited recently
with Mrs. Carman McLeod and
boys of Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. MacSholdice,
Murray, and 'Sandra visited ,On
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Keys, RR 1, Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. Reid Hackwell
of Exeter spent Sunday with Mrs.,
W. C. Hackwell. .
Miss Emma Shortreed who is
specializing in clothing connected
_with the Home Economic Branch
at the University of Guelph spent
the weekend with her parents and
Janet.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
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The U.C.W. met in the base-
ment of Duff's United Church,
Walton on Wednesday evening.
A pot- luck supper "for all units
preceded the meeting followed
by a film on "Polhition" and
The challenge., ot Change in
Rural .Seciety" shown by Rev.
D. Docken with comments by
Mrs. Campbell WeY:
Mrs: Don. McDonald opened
the 'devotional period by a read-
ing • A -Sense of Belonging" fol-
lowed by. Prayer. A Hymn was
sung with Mrs. }Herb Traviss
• ap pianist. The Scripture reading
from the 139th Psalm, verses
7-14 was ,,read in unison. Mrs.
Harvey Craig gave comments on
',This is the new Creed" closing
with a poem "Thanks,be toGod".
Mrs. D. McDonald closed" this
part with prayer.
Contests enjoyed by the 24
ladies present were conducted by
Mrs. D. McDonald and Mrs. Em-
merson Mitchell.
Mrs. Walter Bewley, first
vice-president, in charge of busi-
ness thanked everyone for taking
part. She reminded members that
at anyone is• welcome to attend
.executive meetings, and the con-
venor of each committee,should
be present at such meetings.
Minutes of the last executive
meeting were read by Mrs. Allan
McCall. It was agreed to sponsor
a delegate to Westminster, a
A weekend in May, and Alma
College in August if anyone cared
to go. The workshop at North-
street Church, 'Goderich will be
held. on Wednesday, June 16.
It, was suggested Mrs. Martin
Baan and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie go
from the U.C.W.
Tire--meeting-agreed to-7-ptfr-
chase 10 copies of Mandate. Mrs.
K. McDonald gave the financial
report., The U.C.W. offered to
buy the paint for the manse. The
Supper committee aze to meets
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